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An East India Company flintlock pistol, circa 1810 Round, smoothbore barrel, 17 mm caliber. Acceptance marks above the chamber. Lock plate partly heavily pitted, bearing the East India Company’s lion emblem. Hammer likely an old replacement with a new hammer lip, also heavily pitted. One lock screw and one lock counterplate have been replaced. Solid walnut stock with brass fittings; barrel wedge linings have been replaced. One screw on the trigger guard is missing. Iron folding ramrod, with the hinge replaced. Length approx. 37 cm. Condition: III +
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