Original British Flintlock Mechanism with Faded Markings Attributed to Ketland & Co. Circa 1800 - Missing Springs Japanese Air Force The is a hand made

The is a hand made plaque with a simple stand created by branding (burning) lines into the wood

This is a very nice set of German WWII Heer Generaloberst's (Army Colonel General's) insignia

3 was approved with an unfullered blade and a coil spring on the locking mechanism

Serial number on the receiver is #527879 indicating final inspection in 1891

Original British Flintlock Mechanism with Faded Markings Attributed to Ketland & Co. Circa 1800 - Missing Springs Japanese Air Force The is a hand madeOriginal Item: Only One Available. Here we have a Circa 1800 flintlock mechanism that we believe to have been made by Ketland & Co., a famous Birmingham based gunmaker with a long history, having added "& Co." in 1806. It has faded markings on both the tail and under the flash pan, where we can see a clear & Co. marking next to the frizzen spring finial. It is a "trade" style lock, often fitted to private purchase arms, and looks to have seen long