Original Belgian .32 Rimfire Open Top Pocket Revolver Circa 1870 - Liège Proofed 19th Century and this is one such

and this is one such example

The metal adjustment buckle on the harness is also wartime marked and painted in DAK green

These very large ball clubs with short shafts are said to have been used for Executions but further research needs to be undertaken on this point

pitted but complete

The German army believed the Zundapp design was superior to the BMW R75

Original Belgian .32 Rimfire Open Top Pocket Revolver Circa 1870 - Liège Proofed 19th Century and this is one suchOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very cute Open Top six shot . 32 caliber Rim Fire Revolver, which at first glance would appear to be for Pinfire ammunition. The pinfire cartridge was introduced in the early 1860's and featured a pin sticking out of the side of the cartridge case. The hammer on these mostly "open top" revolvers smashed down on the pin, discharging the load and firing the weapon. The rimfire cartridge was a great