Antique Pistols

This very rare, 200 year old Blunderbuss is an exceptional example of the change from flintlocks to percussion firearms. It is not a converted flintlock, but instead cast as a percussion firearm which dates it around 1822 when the percussion cap came into use. 

In exceptional condition with Birmingham Proofs and a Wolf over a Rope Bar. The overall length is 17 inches with a 6 inch spring bayonet. The brass barrel is 6 3/4 inches long and flared to 2 1/2 inches.

The high grade walnut stock is beautifully furnished, with engraved German Silver butt plate, trigger guard and ram rod feeder. The high grade walnut stock houses a patch compartment and comes with original Ram Rod.

Also with an engraved side plate, with the engraved hammer and belt hook retaining 90% of their original blue.