Need help Identifying this Blunderbuss and authenticity. Thanks

[cobra1504]

I believe this is an Ottoman Blunderbuss but could use some input. Thank you

 

[EC121]

Modern gun made for the tourist trade.

 

[SDSmlf]

I believe this is an Ottoman Blunderbuss but could use some input. Thank you

Appears to be Middle Eastern tourist trade gun. You may want to research Khyber Pass guns.

And welcome to the forum from Western North Carolina.

 

[rafterob]

I concur with the others on this. Crude decorations and finishing.

 

[Keyhole]

Looks like a trade gun but I’d still love to have it

 

[Sam squanch]

Hold on that could be the real thing. You need to carefully take it apart and post some pictures. Sometimes the line between a tourist gun and a real actual gun used in the Middle East is blurred!

 

[cobra1504]

Hold on that could be the real thing. You need to carefully take it apart and post some pictures. Sometimes the line between a tourist gun and a real actual gun used in the Middle East is blurred!

I'll do that. Thanks that's somewhat encouraging.

 

[Poguetx]

My guess is a tourist gun not meant to be fired. If it doesn't spark worth s**t, it's a tourist gun.

 

[Sam squanch]

Make sure it’s not loaded.

 

[cobra1504]

My guess is a tourist gun not meant to be fired. If it doesn't spark worth s**t, it's a tourist gun.

It does spark. Video attached. Thanks

 

[cobra1504]

I'll do that. Thanks that's somewhat encouraging.

Here are some pics. Thanks And it does spark. Video also attached.

 

[Sam squanch]

I think it’s the real deal. But it may not be as old as you think, flintlocks were used into the 1900’s in some parts of the Middle East. Nice gun!

 

[cobra1504]

I think it’s the real deal. But it may not be as old as you think, flintlocks were used into the 1900’s in some parts of the Middle East. Nice gun!

Thanks for the response. Any idea what the value would be? Thanks again