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£ 990 Ref 2337. A scarce Danish or German military percussion pistol converted from Flintlock. Circa 1845. .65 Muzzleloader
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Ref 2337. A scarce Danish or German military percussion pistol converted from Flintlock. Circa 1845. .65 Muzzleloader

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Holmfirth, North EastUpdated 3 months ago
Details
SubcategoryMuzzleloader
MakeRef 2337. A scarce Danish or German military percussion pistol
Calibre.65
Modelconverted from Flintlock. Circa 1845.
MechanismNone
Sale typeTrade
ConditionUsed
Antiqueyes
CertificateNo Licence
Your reference2337
Recommended UsageCollection item
Description

Largest selection of genuine antique weapons for sale in UK. See our website andrewbottomley.com. Ref 2337. A scarce Danish or German military percussion pistol converted from Flintlock. Circa 1800. Probably converted to percussion circa 1840-1845. Brass butt-cap, trigger-guard, side-plate and fore-end cap. The 9 inch steel barrel engraved on top with 12. B.13. The side-plate marked 12. A. R. C. A.1. B. 7. This is a standard .70 calibre military flintlock pistol that would have been carried during the time of the Napoleonic wars prior to it being converted to the percussion system. Overall length 15 inches. Action in working order. Some minor dings and scratches to the woodwork, otherwise in good condition. Ref 2337. This is an obsolete antique item and is sold as a collectors item only. No Licence is required in the United Kingdom. If you wish to purchase this item please visit our website andrewbottomley.com where you can pay by credit/debit card. Established 1968.

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