Original Small Arab Assassin's Bone Handle Dagger made from French 1840 Socket Bayonet Martini-Henry Rifles This is an incomplete Flintlock

This is an incomplete Flintlock pistol dating from about 1820 originating from the Ottoman Empire

The system lasted until the late 1860s being obsoleted by the center fire system which was far safer and more reliable

and ceased to exist in March of 1935

Defensive positions along the Mulde River were held until the end of hostilities in Europe

Original Small Arab Assassin's Bone Handle Dagger made from French 1840 Socket Bayonet Martini-Henry Rifles This is an incomplete FlintlockOriginal Item: One Only. Most unusual but I'm sure not unique, this really is a small "Assassin's dagger" crafted from a French circa 1840 Socket Bayonet blade, which has been shortened and curved. The resulting dagger is in an ideal covert easily concealable weapon with a very strong stabbing blade. Six and one half inch blade with three and a half inch bone hilt all contained in custom old slim leather covered wood scabbard with brass top and bottom