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Old 12th July 2025, 01:03 PM   #3
Jim McDougall
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Thank you so much Udo!
As I know little on these type of pistols, I am wondering if the percussion system indicates 1830s? 40s? This seems almost to recall the much earlier 'Queen Anne' or 'turn off' pistols in size etc.
The grotesque 'lion head', is this typical of these types?

This is great info on the maker and firm.
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