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Antique ORIGINAL EARLY 18th CENTURY KETLAND & Co. FLINTLOCK BRASS BARREL PISTOL
Guns International #: 103227755 Seller's Inventory #:
Category: Antique Pistols - Flintlock - Handguns - English Pistols
Seller's Information
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Seller: Estate Antiques
Member Since: 2/5/16
State: Florida
Country: United States
Phone: (802) 345-1001
Premium Seller
Number of Active Listings: 16
Total Number of Listings: 1102
Seller: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns.
VISUAL INSPECTION ONLY ! Buyer Pays Return Insured Shipping
Payment Types Accepted: MONEY ORDER - CHECK
About Us: I HAVE BEEN IN THE ANTIQUES BUSINESS FOR OVER 60 YEARS. SELLING EVERYTHING FROM SOUP TO NUTS.
Description:
ORIGINAL LATE 17th EARLY 18th CENTURY ERA FLINTLOCK PISTOL BY LISTED ENGLISH MAKER "KETLAND & Co." 13 1/4" OVERALL 8" .54 CALIBER BRASS BARREL MARKED "LONDON" WITH BRITISH PROOF MARKS. ALL THE BRASS FITTINGS SHOW SMOOTH DARKENED UNCLEANED PATINA SURFACES. LOCK IS IN WORKING ORDER, CRISP ROBUST WITH 2 CLICK HAMMER (HAMMER SCREW APPEARS TO BE A REPLACEMENT). WALNUT STOCK RATES FINE or BETTER SHOWING PROPER WEAR, CHIPS AROUND TANG AND ONLY A FEW LIGHT HANDLING MARKS. BRASS TIPPED RAMROD. NICE PISTOL IN ORIGINAL FLINT, AS PICTURED & FOUND IN OLD TIME NEW ENGLAND COLLECTION.
TAKE A LOOK AT MY OTHER LISTING IF YOU HAVE TIME FOR MORE FROM THE COLLECTION.
THIS MUST SELL ASAP. FAIR SENSIBLE OFFERS WELCOME.
$25.00 S&H WITH $100.00 INSURANCE DIRECT TO YOU NO LICENSE NEEDED. ADDITIONAL INSURANCE IF WANTED AT POSTAL RATES.
NO SALES TO NEW YORK STATE
SOLD
Antique: Yes
Handgun Caliber: .54
Manufacturer: KETLAND & Co.
Model: FLINTLOCK
Barrel Length: 8
Bore: SMOOTH
Chambers: CLEAR
Condition: VERY GOOD to FINE
Metal Condition: AGED ORIGINAL
Wood Condition: AS PICTURED
Barrel Type: ROUND
Action: WORKING
Stock: WALNUT
Butt Pad: BRASS
Finish: ORIGINAL AGED
Weight: 1 lb 12 oz
Manufacture Date: EARLY 18th CENTURY