Original Scottish Brass Barrel Flintlock Blunderbuss by Grice - Circa 1760 17th Century this pistol is extremely rare

this pistol is extremely rare and may have seen service at some of the great Sea Battles of the era including The Battle of the Saints 1782

This is a brass pin worn on a soft cap used by soldiers in the 2nd Warwickshire 24th Regiment of Foot during the ZULU wars of the late 1870s

One of their modifications to the Thompson was so good that it is still in use throughout the world

width - M1956 is 9"

plans and operations

Original Scottish Brass Barrel Flintlock Blunderbuss by Grice - Circa 1760 17th Century this pistol is extremely rareOriginal Item: One of a kind. This is certainly one of the more interesting Brass Barreled Flintlock Blunderbusses we've ever seen. Made by WILLIAM GRICE of LONDON who worked from 1740 1780 this slim swamped 15 inch brass barreled blunderbuss has an overall length of 30 inches. Stocked in beautifully figured walnut mounted with lightly engraved brass mounts, this weapon even retains the original brass button tipped ramrod with iron worm, making this a