Original 18th Century English Queen Anne Flintlock Pistol with Screw Off Barrel & Grotesque Butt Cap - Circa 1750 U.S. Replica the custom of twitting the

the custom of twitting the ladies for assuming this traditionally masculine task got so widespread that the fickle radio listeners got fed up and refused to titter any more

with much of the original paint still retained

“Dell” had two brothers who fought in the war as well

The black enamel paint of this scabbard is mostly complete

Original 18th Century English Queen Anne Flintlock Pistol with Screw Off Barrel & Grotesque Butt Cap - Circa 1750 U.S. Replica the custom of twitting theOriginal Item: Only one available. This is very rare "Queen Anne" style flintlock pistol, with some fantastic decorative brass fittings. The butt cap has a lovely embossed grotesque mask, and there is a brass side plate showing flags and stands of arms. There is even a lovely escutcheon on the back of the grip, which would often be personalized. The pistol does not have any maker marks on it, but that is not uncommon for bespoke pieces such as this.