United Kingdom. A British William IV Flintlock Carbine Lock, 1835 GTRexclude A Guard’s Badge Pin: In

A Guard’s Badge Pin: In enamel

he was present at the Battle of Nivelle

to provide target and damage-assessment imagery

unmarked but retaining a small piece of a Reichszeugmeisterei (RZM) label at one end

Most were crushed or buried overseas to keep the market in the United States from being flooded with watches

United Kingdom. A British William IV Flintlock Carbine Lock, 1835 GTRexclude A Guard’s Badge Pin: InA rare flintlock for a saddle carbine and features a slide safety and internal frizzen spring, in steel, marked TOWER with W [crown] R, and dated 1835, with broad arrow, measures 140 mm (w) x 85 mm (h), notable rust, remains very fine.