Original British Napoleonic P-1796 Light Dragoon Flintlock Pistol by Ketland & Co. Marked to the 2nd German Light Dragoons - Waterloo Participant Flintlocks and the dual fabric-and-leather carriers

and the dual fabric-and-leather carriers (in excellent condition) for 8 magazines along with the neck strap to connect the two

and now just the tombak base metal is seen

The change slide works as well

all led by a corporal

Colonels-in-chief wearing that uniform wore gold generals' shoulder boards underlaid with the Waffenfarbe of the regiment rather than scarlet

Original British Napoleonic P-1796 Light Dragoon Flintlock Pistol by Ketland & Co. Marked to the 2nd German Light Dragoons - Waterloo Participant Flintlocks and the dual fabric-and-leather carriersOriginal Item: Only One Available. We often overlook that the British Kings of the 1700s were not English at all but were from the German State of Hanover, starting with King George I in 1714. He was followed by George II until 1760 and then the famous King George III of American Revolutionary war fame. King George III lived right through the Napoleonic Wars which ended in 1815 subsequently passed away in 1820. Consequently the British army was full