Original British Early 18th Century Queen Anne Flintlock Silver Mounted Pistol Pair by Gandon of London - American Revolutionary War Officer Pistols Availability_International The nickel plating is still

The nickel plating is still fully intact

The spontoon pole arm was not so much a weapon as it was a sign of rank used by Sergeants

representing the imagery of the Tunisian flag

for Union inspector Charles E

A fine Prussian “Potsdam” Pattern 1809 smoothbore musket

Original British Early 18th Century Queen Anne Flintlock Silver Mounted Pistol Pair by Gandon of London - American Revolutionary War Officer Pistols Availability_International The nickel plating is stillOriginal Item: One of a kind pair. These are the type of pistols that would have been used by both British and American officers alike during the Revolutionary War! Gunmaker Peter Gandon is listed as working in London between 1713 1743 and was the son of Peter Gandon. According to "Gunmakers of London" by Blackmore, his premises were located behind St. Martins Church and were searched by the Gunmakers Co. 1698. Peter was granted naturalization 1710.