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A FRENCH FLINTLOCK CAVALRY PISTOL with brass furniture and steel ram rod, the lock stamped854, the brass butt cap with suspension ring. 42 cms long

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A FRENCH FLINTLOCK CAVALRY PISTOL with brass furniture and steel ram rod, the lock stamped854, the brass butt cap with suspension ring. 42 cms long

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A 28-BORE FLINTLOCK HOLSTER PISTOL WITH BRASS BARREL AND LOCK, SIGNED J. PROBIN, no visible serial number, circa 1790, with octagonal slightly swamped 8in. barrel, ball engraved band and London proofs at breech, solid iron top-tang with border and floral engraving, border engraved brass lockplate signed 'J. PROBIN', engraved iron swan-necked cock and frizzen, bolted safe, walnut full-stock with slab-sided bag-shaped grip, brass furniture and horn-tipped ramrod with iron worm end.

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Italian officer's flintlock pistol. Round barrel with thunderbolts. Rascal-style lock and flat-bodied hammer. Cut, chased and engraved brass fittings. As is (broken stock, accident to barrel, missing ramrod, knocks to pommel). Circa 1750-1760

Estim. 150 - 250 GBP

High-caliber flintlock pommel pistol converted to percussion. Smooth-bore barrel. Flat-body lock. Iron, cut-out and brass fittings. Walnut stock (cracked barrel). E.M. (ramrod missing). Circa 1840-1850

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