Original Danish Model 1772 Flintlock Dragoon and Naval Pistol Bayonets lifting the regiment from obscurity

lifting the regiment from obscurity outside the military establishment

Ordered to help close the Falaise Gap and Argentan pocket which contained the German Seventh Army

The iron rammer is missing but could easily be replicated and replaced

1862 to Company B

Its construction and components

Original Danish Model 1772 Flintlock Dragoon and Naval Pistol Bayonets lifting the regiment from obscurityOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is the classic large Flintlock pistol which served both with the Army's Dragoons and the Danish Navy from it's adoption in 1772 and throughout the Napoleonic Wars when Denmark took the side of the French. Denmark was effectively eliminated as a fighting force with the Naval Battle of Copenhagen in 1801. This was the Battle when then Vice Admiral Horatio Lord Nelson ignored the order "to withdraw from his