Original French Louis XIV Museum Quality Pair of Flintlock Turnover Over-Under Pistols by Mayer of Lyon Circa 1645 Feed Block Assembly flasks and especially steins

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Original French Louis XIV Museum Quality Pair of Flintlock Turnover Over-Under Pistols by Mayer of Lyon Circa 1645 Feed Block Assembly flasks and especially steinsOriginal Items: One of a Kind Matched Pair. Offered here is an extraordinary pair of early French flintlock turnover pistols representing the absolute pinnacle of 17th century firearms innovation, artistry, and aristocratic craftsmanship. Made circa 1645 by Mayer of Lyon, these magnificent pistols were produced during one of the most important transitional periods in firearms history, when the newly developed true flintlock mechanism was beginning to