Queen Anne Muff Pistol - 2 Barrel Flintlock, 1700's Rare

Description:
This Queen Anne style 1700s muff pistol is a compact, highly concealable flintlock weapon featuring an integral one-piece breech-and-lock design and a turn-off (screw-off) barrel that eliminates the need for a ramrod. 
Design and Mechanics 
Turn-Off Barrel: The cannon-molded barrel unscrews entirely from the breech block for direct rear-loading of gunpowder and an oversized lead ball.
Integral Construction: The lockplate, breech, and side-plate are forged as a single unified metal component rather than separate fastened plates.
Concealment Size: Sized specifically as a "muff" or pocket pistol to fit inside small hand-warmers or deep overcoat pockets popular in the 18th century.
Aesthetic and Collector Features
Artisanal Embellishments: Often showcase fine English or European craftsmanship, including engraved brass or steel frames, walnut grips, and decorative silver wire or grotesque mask butt caps.
Rarity Factor: While single-barrel Queen Anne pocket pistols appear in collections, true multi-barrel flintlock configurations from the 1700s represent scarce masterwork innovations. 

Condition: USED
Metal Condition: GOOD
Wood Condition: GOOD

Price: $2,000.00