No, sir; me and the old flintlock will live and die together.

Here the deserter comes to sell his uniform and his ricketty old flintlock.

Joe has an old flintlock musket suggestive of Hudson's Bay times, which he wished to discharge and reload.

He pointed out landmarks with his long chibouk, carried an old flintlock, and seemed to live in terror of enemies.

The boys also took an axe and an old flintlock gun, for much of the way was then through forest.

I have known an old Indian, with only two old flintlock guns, kill seventy-five large grey geese in one day.

But there he stood, and mounted guard over the old flintlock that was so powerful a magnet to us in those days.

The oarsmen, with their eyes on mine, acted in sympathy, and every oar touched the water; but the old flintlock had only snapped.

In another corner see the firearms and weapons of long ago: old flintlocks, muskets, Spanish bayonets, crossbows, and spears.

"And he won't run, but he's took up the old flintlock, and he'll die in his tracks."

The pioneers of old , pressing into the dim wilderness, christened their old flintlocks and talked to them as a man may talk to a man.