BRITISH TOWER NEW LAND Pattern CAVALRY FLINTLOCK PISTOL .69Like those used in the Napoleonic Wars Period A great representation of British Tower Marked New Land Pattern British Cavalry Flintlock Pistol, made in London, England. Introduced and in widespread production by 1802, the New Land Cavalry Pistol provided one model of pistol for all of Britain’s cavalry units such as the Royal Horse Artillery. These would have been in use during the Napoleonic Wars. The East India Company made many of these for British Cavalry serving in India, who in turn brought them into service elsewhere in the world.Overall condition is good. Strong action. The bore is in good shape: smooth and patinated. The stock/grip are solid with expected dents and dings. Legible markings. Birmingham proof markings are clearly marked on the barrel. “TOWER” marked lock.Barrel is 9 inches.Caliber: .69 FlintlockOverall condition as seen in photos.
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