Original 18th Century English Queen Anne Style Flintlock Pistol by Clark of Holborn, London - Circa 1760 Flintlock Muskets and Rifles The grip is has faded

The grip is has faded to a nice deep orange

dates from 1916 and was subsequently used throughout the rest of World War I

• Original printed Officer's Commission in his name bearing signature stamping of "GEORGE R

using some form of grappling hook attached to a long rope

Original 18th Century English Queen Anne Style Flintlock Pistol by Clark of Holborn, London - Circa 1760 Flintlock Muskets and Rifles The grip is has fadedOriginal Item: Only one available. This is very rare "Queen Anne" style flintlock pistol, made by Clark of London. Also sometimes spelled "Clarke", this multi generation shop operated from 1785 until 1840 in Holborn, London. Clarke had many British government contracts to supply military muskets but also built bespoke guns making business for well heeled customers. The pistol is marked on a banner on top of the barrel's breech end by maker CLARK, and