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English flintlock pistol
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Hi,
It is a King William IV era (1830s) British Army cavalry pistol with bolted lock. The bolted lock means it has a sliding safety latch. Its value runs between $2500-$3000 depending on condition.
dave
It is a King William IV era (1830s) British Army cavalry pistol with bolted lock. The bolted lock means it has a sliding safety latch. Its value runs between $2500-$3000 depending on condition.
dave
