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This pair of pistols, with imperial eagles engraved on them, probably belonged to Napoleon and were used at the Battle of Waterloo.

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rijksmuseum_amsterdam_AJP1578.jpg This painting of David and Goliath was done in 1573ThumbnailsThis patio is lined with arcades which are supported by 124 slender marble columnsThis painting of David and Goliath was done in 1573ThumbnailsThis patio is lined with arcades which are supported by 124 slender marble columnsThis painting of David and Goliath was done in 1573ThumbnailsThis patio is lined with arcades which are supported by 124 slender marble columnsThis painting of David and Goliath was done in 1573ThumbnailsThis patio is lined with arcades which are supported by 124 slender marble columnsThis painting of David and Goliath was done in 1573ThumbnailsThis patio is lined with arcades which are supported by 124 slender marble columnsThis painting of David and Goliath was done in 1573ThumbnailsThis patio is lined with arcades which are supported by 124 slender marble columns

[Napoleon's Pistols - Rijksmuseum - Amsterdam]