Original 18th Century French Double Barreled Officer's Flintlock Pistol circa 1770 - 1790 Category_Accessories The Battalion was reorganized and

The Battalion was reorganized and redesignated on 8 November 1951 as the 52nd Armored Engineer Battalion and activated on 27 November 1951 at Fort Leonard Wood

This is a fine and desirable example of a French and Indian Wars Flintlock pistol with a Quebec connection

- Overseas Garrison cap in size 6 3/4 with red artillery piping and a red artillery paratrooper patch to left front

The pommel of this bayonet shows it was a ‘A’ series produced blade and is marked A / 74022

442nd Infantry Regiment patch on left shoulder and Technical Sergeant Chevrons on each sleeve

Original 18th Century French Double Barreled Officer's Flintlock Pistol circa 1770 - 1790 Category_Accessories The Battalion was reorganized andOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a relatively early Officer's French double barreled side by side flintlock pistol, with all iron mounts. The pistol is fitted with 7" slightly tapered . 63" barrels with a fore sight mounted on the central barrel rib. It features an iron "eared" butt cap with heavily engraved pommel and a similarly decorated trigger guard. The pistol retains its original iron mounted wood ram rod of 6 1 2" length, with iron