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A cased pair of percussion pistols by Barber in Newark (GB), circa 1820 Blued, octagonal barrels with smooth bores, 14.5 mm caliber. Marked “Newark” above the chamber with engravings, and further decorated with gold-inlaid bands. Lightly engraved lock plates with hammer safeties and signed “Barber.” Both hammer spurs are broken (fragments included). Fitted percussion locks with French firing pins. Finely fluted solid walnut stocks with engraved iron fittings. Iron ramrods. Length: 37.5 cm each. Matching lockable (key included) walnut box. Lined with green velvet. The middle compartment is broken out. Included are ball pliers, a pistol key, a ramrod, and a screwdriver. Dimensions: 48.5 x 24 x 8 cm. Condition: II–III
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