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18th Century Charing Cross Mini Pocket Flintlock

Posted in Vancouver, WA

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This opulent non-firing replica is reminiscent of pistols produced at Charing Cross by Knubley and Brunn. In a "Belgian" design motive, this mini pocket flintlock has an intricately engraved filigree design metal barrel, antique finish and faux ivory grips.  This is a life-sized reproduction of the smaller flintlock designed for woman, and feels reassuringly weighty to hold. Even though the materials used in this replica make it unusable with real firearms and is completely safe, the trigger still makes a satisfying "click" sound when pulled and so appears completely authentic. Asking $25obo. Cross posted. Will delete when sold.

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