Original French Brass Barreled Flintlock Pistol by Royet Freres of St. Étienne Circa 1783 - Restocked in North America Flintlocks [soldier] No

[soldier] No

It us unmarked except for ゐ30 on the underside near the latch and on the catch button

which likely also saw action in Korea

making this a 100% legal display machine gun

Underneath it is a roughly oval-shaped patch pocket whose vertical closure is fastened by a button identical to those found under the collar

Original French Brass Barreled Flintlock Pistol by Royet Freres of St. Étienne Circa 1783 - Restocked in North America Flintlocks [soldier] NoOriginal Item: Only One Available. Here we have a lovely late 18th Century French flintlock pocket pistol, signed on the brass lock plate with Royet Freres, which we believe was a gunmaker in Saint tienne, France circa 1790 1795. The barrel is also of brass, as is the trigger guard, and both are quite ornamented, with some interesting engraving on the barrel, and a grotesque mask on the trigger guard. Several decades after manufacture, it looks to