Original European Continental Percussion Boxlock Pocket Pistol by with Custom Wood Case and Accessories - Circa 1840 Category_Spade Grip Assembly PRACTICE M779 marking on the

PRACTICE M779 marking on the side

however only the bottom two lines can be read

Both epaulets have a silver Lieutenant Colonel oak leaf

Unfortunately due to inflation

and the shoulder stock is formed of steel rods that slide alongside the receiver when retracted

Original European Continental Percussion Boxlock Pocket Pistol by with Custom Wood Case and Accessories - Circa 1840 Category_Spade Grip Assembly PRACTICE M779 marking on theOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a lovely iron framed "boxlock" style percussion pocket pistol dating to approximately 1840, which is really a fantastic "upmarket" example! It features a turn off barrel and hidden trigger, and is highly decorative! The frame is engraved with foliate designs on the sides, and it has a lovely ebony wood bag grip that terminates in a small "scallop" lidded compartment for a spare bullet. There is no maker