Original British Napoleonic Light Cavalry Pistol named to Capt. Edward Kelly of the 1st Life Guards at Waterloo Category_Brunswick Guns V for Victory was a

V for Victory was a term quickly used by our soldiers overseas and the public at home

and then was altered sometime afterwards by the EIC or a Nepalese armory)

The brass grip is also dated 1931 and bears many other markings

New Made Item: A brand new very high quality reproduction constructed from blued steel

This example is in very good condition and features a bald that is marked with a 6 inside a Weimar Eagle

Original British Napoleonic Light Cavalry Pistol named to Capt. Edward Kelly of the 1st Life Guards at Waterloo Category_Brunswick Guns V for Victory was aOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This Flintlock Pistol dates to prior the Battle of Waterloo, however the 1st Life Guards did take part in the great battle that finally defeated Napoleon Bonaparte in 1815 so it might just have been there. At The Battle of WATERLOO on June 18th 1815 it took part in the Great Charge of the Union Brigade against the French. The pistol is a standard full stocked flintlock pistol, marked with Crown over G. R. and J. & W.