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Three percussion pocket pistols, circa 1850 A large terzerol with an octagonal barrel and a smooth bore in 12.5 mm caliber. Signed “Laird London” on the top. Percussion lock (defective, screws missing) with a broken hammer. Lock plate engraved with a floral design. Engraved pistol grip made of nickel silver. Ramrod missing. Length 25.5 cm. A large terzerol with an octagonal barrel and a smooth bore, caliber 15.5 mm. British acceptance mark on the left side above the chamber. Percussion lock with signs of repair on the formerly broken hammer. Pistol grip made of walnut. Length 26 cm. Brass Terzerol with an octagonal barrel and a cannulated muzzle. Smooth bore, 10 mm caliber. Liège acceptance mark stamped to the left of the chamber. Walnut stock. Length: 15 cm. Condition: III -
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