Original Victorian Era British Double Barrel Turnover Pocket Percussion Pistol by Smith of London - Circa 1840 Bayonets though this was more of

though this was more of a stabbing than a cutting weapon by design

the First Battalion

For certain operations

this was never achieved in practice

Really a great example of this type of scabbard

Original Victorian Era British Double Barrel Turnover Pocket Percussion Pistol by Smith of London - Circa 1840 Bayonets though this was more ofOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely British double barreled "turnover" pocket percussion pistol, marked on the left side of the box lock frame with SMITH LONDON. This most likely refers to William Smith, who worked 1810 1845, but could also be Samuel & Charles Smith, who worked 1849 1874. It features double barrels, and a single trigger hammer, with a pivot allowing the barrel assembly to "turnover", bringing a loaded barrel into