Original Pattern 1897 Austrian Miniature Franz Pfannl 2mm Pinfire Berloque Pistol Pair with Cartridges and Ejector Rod British Uniform The style and materials used

The style and materials used indicate that it was made on the island of Sumatra around 1850

The mountain was near inaccessible and resupply was strictly by manpower or donkey

though they do show wear and oxidation from use

The German Army entered the war with a majority of its infantry formations relying on horse-drawn transport

The recently re-christened prototype continued with the flight back to Washington and on the World Flight's ceremonial flypast across the United States

Original Pattern 1897 Austrian Miniature Franz Pfannl 2mm Pinfire Berloque Pistol Pair with Cartridges and Ejector Rod British Uniform The style and materials usedOriginal items. Only One Pair Available. Pattened in 1897 these are so small (about the size of an American Quarter) and being in pinfire BATF does not legally consider these antique pistols firearms. Franz Pfannl was an Austrian watchmaker and inventor, best known for creating the 2. 7mm Kolibri pistol in 1910, the smallest commercially available centerfire pistol and cartridge ever produced. Pfannl's work on this pistol was financially supported by