Napoleonic Weapons

The Napoleonic Wars saw extensive use of field cannon, and this miniature replica is based on a French piece that possibly saw action at the Battle of Waterloo. Typified by the on-board powder chest and the bronze barrel (iron barrels were yet to become reliable), this model saw service for many decades.

Our Double-Barrel Flintlock Pistol of Napoleon is a replica of the original of this side-by-side double-barreled flintlock pistol from Napoleon's private armory and bears his insignia on both sides of the grip. Made by Gribeauval.

The French Napoleonic Briquette or short sword has a solid brass hilt with curved single edged blade.

The French Model 1831 Infantry Briquet has a blade of EN45 high carbon steel and a brass hilt. The scabbard is brown leather with brass accents.

Our Napoleon Pistol 1806 is a replica of Napoleon's personal flintlock pistol was made in 1806 by Jean-Baptiste Gribeauval, of St. Etienne and is preserved in a French museum. History records the fact that it was used as a traveling pistol, carried by Napoleon in his overcoat. 

A non firing replica of Napoleon's Single Shot Rifle. Based on the 1807 French flintlock, this replica model gun features enticing engraving throughout the woodwork, metal furniture and butt plate. Uniquely ornate and befitting an emperor, this piece is surely to become a standard among Napoleonic collectors.

A replica of Napoleon's Single Shot Non Firing Rifle in Brass Finish. For the price you can't beat this piece. Based on the 1807 French flintlock, this replica model gun features enticing engraving throughout the woodwork, furniture and butt plate and includes the Napoleonic Crest on the stock.