Original British Cased Pair of Brass Ducks Foot Pistols by John Joyner of London - Circa 1778 MG 42 Accessories The rifle is an old

The rifle is an old antique

While the rod bayonet was not implemented until two years later in 1884

The magazine itself is in rather matured and somewhat pitted condition and appears no longer to function

The Bicorn Hat absent of a mess of gold braid is most likely for a lieutenant or perhaps a Midshipman who being maybe only 14 years of age would not yet have been married and logically thereby would be leaving his estate such as it was

Original British Cased Pair of Brass Ducks Foot Pistols by John Joyner of London - Circa 1778 MG 42 Accessories The rifle is an oldOriginal Items: One of a kind set. This is a magnificent set of a matching pair of English brass framed and barreled Duck's Foot Pistols each having four splayed cannon style barrels each measuring just 2. 75 in length. Watch these guns fire on History Channel's Pawn Stars: The pistols date between 1778 1780 we know this for two reasons; silver hallmarks (F inside a square with cut corners) in the butt cap, which indicate the silver was done in