Original British Officers Flintlock Pistol by Bumford with Single Screw Behind the Hammer - dated 1755 Antique Colts though it is very faint

though it is very faint due to powder burn

- Tang is signed by the maker and dated

During the Battle of Normandy in the Second World War

we estimate this revolver was made in April or May of 1864

• Two glass inkwells marked MOSELY'S REVOLVING around a Victorian Crown

Original British Officers Flintlock Pistol by Bumford with Single Screw Behind the Hammer - dated 1755 Antique Colts though it is very faintOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice British Flintlock Officers Pistol, which looks to be intended for Sea Service or possibly for Dragoon Cavalry. It is very similar to the British Sea Service pistols first developed around 1715, which were typically equipped with a 12" iron barrel, full wood stock and brass furniture. The Butt Caps have short "ears" but not "long spurs" The lock plates were flat, not rounded and up until 1762 were