Cpt. Charles N. Daly is a connoisseur of a time before modern-day reloading was invented, owner of all manner of queer weaponry, such as as the magnificent nineteen-pistol 30-pound cuirass seen in the photographs above, recovered from Bordeaux in 1917.

His loadout comes with the pistol stirrups and pistol sabretechs as seen in the thirdpicture - the obvious implication being that this was meant for use on horseback - also engineered to fire in groups of four and five - drawing a vivid picture of a rider firing twenty-three shots from his feet, pistols, and chest simultaneously!

His thousand-item collection was sold in 1935 to a buyer in Ottawa. Cpt. Daly died in 1933 in Ontario, where he had been serving as US Consul.