Original British Queen Anne Flintlock Blunderbuss Pistol by Walker of London named to Inn The Swan with Two Necks - dated 1713 Japanese Air Force Known as the Opium Wars

Known as the Opium Wars the first was in 1840-1842

which allowed an adjustable spacer to be installed

“The Waterfall” on the Madeira Road

along with a metal ventilated cockade (a classic EREL feature)

The system was so revolutionary that it was observed that in the Austro-Prussian War of 1866 a Prussian Infantryman could fire five rounds from a prone position in the time it took an Austrian Infantryman to discharge one round from a standing position

Original British Queen Anne Flintlock Blunderbuss Pistol by Walker of London named to Inn The Swan with Two Necks - dated 1713 Japanese Air Force Known as the Opium WarsOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This is a fine Queen Anne flintlock blunderbuss pistol with a 6" iron swamped barrel, measuring 11" in overall length. It has a wood club shaped butt, with brass mounts of trigger guard, ram rod pipe and side plate. There is a very nice and interesting inscription on the side plate: Abel Tibbs at THE SWAN WITH TWO NECKS A well known Coaching Inn found on Lad Lane, The Swan with Two Necks is mentioned in the diaries of the