Original Matched Pair of Percussion Officer Pistols- Circa 1842 Schwarzlose MG It has been recorded that

It has been recorded that some German troops preferred the ZB30 to the MG 34 because the latter was very sensitive to dirt in the action

formed in the Childers Reforms of 1881

These look great with our Imperial German Lance Pennants

This set is particularly nice in that the high quality wood case measures 5” x 16" wide and just 2 3/4" tall when closed

Original Matched Pair of Percussion Officer Pistols- Circa 1842 Schwarzlose MG It has been recorded thatOriginal Items: Only One Pair Available. Made in Liege, Belgium and signed under the barrel "PLOMDEUR" for Nicholas Plomdeur of Liege began work in 1842. Features include smooth hexagonal 7. 5 inch barrels with an overall length of almost 14 inches. All steel mounts show decorative engraving including shell designed butt traps with nice checkered walnut stocks. The ramrods are ivory tipped, one is broken but the break is well hidden within the stock,