Original Central European Heavily Decorated Flintlock Trade Pistol with Embossed Brass Mountings - Circa 1830 U.S. Field Gear a larger quantity of posters

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The top and side of the receiver has the Remington address and patent information:

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and it shows an oxidized patina

Original Central European Heavily Decorated Flintlock Trade Pistol with Embossed Brass Mountings - Circa 1830 U.S. Field Gear a larger quantity of postersOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a wonderful highly decorative flintlock trade pistol, most likely from what is now the Czech Republic, then known as Bohemia. It is heavily decorated throughout, with a carved stock, embossed brass mountings, engraved lock, and even an embossed and engraved barrel! This looks to definitely have been made for someone very well heeled, as the amount of work that went into this was not insignificant. The pistol