Original British Royal Navy Anti-Boarding Pike - War of 1812 Era Featured Item and the second facing broad

and the second facing broad arrow indication that it was "Sold out of Service”

In the half-light of dawn

The top of the barrel is marked Mle 1873 and the side of the barrel is marked S

The small keg may very well have seen service in the Napoleonic Wars but this type of fine powder carrier certainly saw service until the close of the flintlock era meaning its certainly genuine but we cannot pinpoint its exact age

Beautifully executed by Victorian Craftsmen this is a mega rare example that has all the correct features of the earliest long Lee Enfield P-1895 magazine Rifle production

Original British Royal Navy Anti-Boarding Pike - War of 1812 Era Featured Item and the second facing broadOriginal Item: One Only. Recently discovered in an old barn near the 1812 Battle site on LAKE ERIE this is truly what we call a "Barn find". The wood shaft 43" long, is very matured and certainly is totally original. It is topped with an iron spear head of 9 1 2", which is covered in 200 years of rust pitting and it still retains its bottom mount, 5", also of iron and well rusted, making the weapon's overall and original length 57 1 2". Traditionally