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A British percussion pistol, Richard Burnand of Newcastle, circa 1850 Blued, octagonal twisted damask barrel with a smooth bore, 12.5 mm caliber. Signed “Burnand. Newcastle” above the chamber. Plated blowhole. Hook-tail screw and tail screw blade with original color-hardened finish and floral engraving. Lock plate and hammer color-hardened and engraved. Lock plate signed again; safety located behind the hammer. Smooth-operating percussion lock. Walnut half-stock with horn nosepiece and open silver thumb plate. Iron fittings, trigger guard, and butt cap are blued. Ball bearing with engraved cover inside the butt cap. Wooden ramrod with brass ferrule and horn tip. Length 34.5 cm Condition: II
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