WITHOUT EXCEPTION, AN EXTREMELY RARE, AND IMPORTANT PIECE OF EARLY  FIREARMS EQUIPMENT, FROM THE LATE 16TH OD EARLY 17TH CENTURY.

Approximately 8 inches tall, by 3 inches wide, with decorative engraved base plate, and top plate at spout. It is early cow horn, with a hand forged Iron Serpent or Dragon of Iron on the front, with 3 variable size sockets to fit the winding posts of Wheel Lock pistols. An AMAZING discovery , being approximately 400 years old, and an item from the infancy of firearms! This item is in SUPERB condition, and POSSIBLY one of only a handful known to exist. A RARE and unique opportunity for the collector of EARLY firearms, or incredibly rare powder flasks! PRICE $4,850

This is a " flashy" and very small Pocket Pistol, of the 1860's. It uses one of the earliest self contained ignition systems, the Pin Fire cartridge. The 5m/m is equivalent to our .22 cal. short. The pistol is factory engraved, and fitted with very "artistically designed " hard rubber grips.

It has a 2 inch barrel, and the over all length of the entire pistol is merely 5 inches. It has a 6 shot cylinder, and a unique folding trigger, for easy "pocket " storage. Today, it has about 85-90% of the original nickel plated finish, and the engraving , as are all applied markings, is sharp and clear. The mechanics of operation all function perfectly. The stylistic hard rubber grips have a " fighting " bird design, and are in perfect condition. A nice example of a early pocket pistol, PRICE $ 410