Original 19th Century British New Land Pattern Flintlock Dragoon Pistol Retailed by Woolley, Sargant & Fairfax - Circa 1830 British Flare Guns which would have been actuated

which would have been actuated by the lock

much like a modern key ring

Total Grade Production :460000

The Battle off Mukah was a naval engagement fought in May 1862 between boats of the Sarawak and pirates

The scabbard is of British manufacture by appearance of the faded markings

Original 19th Century British New Land Pattern Flintlock Dragoon Pistol Retailed by Woolley, Sargant & Fairfax - Circa 1830 British Flare Guns which would have been actuatedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely brass mounted Private Purchase New Land Pattern Flintlock Dragoon pistol, featuring a captured ramrod, so it would not easily be lost while on horseback. This pattern was introduced in 1808, replacing the P 1796, which did not have the captured ramrod. Later changes seen on this pistol include the "ring neck" cock, which was found to be much less prone to break than the earlier "swan neck" style. We