Seeking help to identify flint lock pistols (British Tower?)

[Toogood]

My father was a gun collector and I inherited some of his collection years ago. Among them are two flint lock pistols. Can anyone help me to identify the origin of these two pistols? Thank you.
Pistol #1 https://files.me.com/jsmekal/jgk6zy https://files.me.com/jsmekal/yvjixa https://files.me.com/jsmekal/4mo7yr https://files.me.com/jsmekal/rakylu https://files.me.com/jsmekal/8mojel

Pistol #2 https://files.me.com/jsmekal/z7coit https://files.me.com/jsmekal/zeua3h https://files.me.com/jsmekal/w8h1ct https://files.me.com/jsmekal/yxuu5l https://files.me.com/jsmekal/q3qygw

 

[Zonie]

I believe both of your pistols were made for the tourist trade in the Mediterranean area of the world.

They were never intended to be actually shot so please do not try. Firing one of these could cause great injury or death to the shooter.

 

[Cascade Pete]

What Zonie said....

 

[vtbuck223]

As has been said...very cheaply made reproduction wallhangers only. I believe the first one is actually a snaphance...or is this technically a miquelet?

 

[Zonie]

Its lock is a Miquelet style.

Notice the external mainspring and the rectangular hole thru the lockplate for the sear that releases the cock. (3rd photo link)