Original 18th Century Queen Anne Marked British Flintlock Pistol by John Brush - Dated 1710 Category_Blunderbuss The machine embroidered breast eagle

The machine embroidered breast eagle is originally applied by hand

Also included is a special devices maintenance report and return postage

all Schrader diving equipment included “A Division of Scovill Manufacturing Company”

The original chinstrap is still seated upon the brim

- Two soldier’s towels

Original 18th Century Queen Anne Marked British Flintlock Pistol by John Brush - Dated 1710 Category_Blunderbuss The machine embroidered breast eagleOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very rare example of a British Iron Barreled Holster pistol, as used during the early 18th Century. The lock is maker marked I. BRUSH 10 on the tail of the lock, indicating production in 1710 by London gunmaker John Brush (at the time I would be substituted for the letter J to "Latinize" the name). This maker has a rather interesting history, having joined the Gunmaker's company of London in 1699, after