Some Queen-Anne pistols

corrado26 · 18th February 2016, 11:43 AM

I dare to show here some fotos of some English Queen-Anne-pistols that have been part of a wonderful Exhibition "Very British" in the Army Museum of Rastatt Castle in Germany during the year 2015. In case there should be an interest to see more but mediocre pictures of this Exhibition with lots of British flintlock and percussion pistols I am prepared to show them here.
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Fernando K · 18th February 2016, 03:30 PM

Hello

An interesting aspect is the threaded body, in the box-lock models with two, three, four and more barrel is impossible (except for modern methods) while tapping the stumps, and then resorted to a threaded sleeve which is He forced on an ad-hoc perforqacion.

Interesting also is a tool to screw-unscrew the barrel, open, which is in the last part.

Sorry for the translator.

Fernando K

Pukka Bundook · 18th February 2016, 04:24 PM

Very nice to see, Corrado.
Thank you for showing them.
The Queen Anne style is on of my favourites, and I see some very good makers in the photos!
These are all beautiful work.
Thank you again.

Richard.

Berkley · 19th February 2016, 01:22 AM

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Originally Posted by corrado26

In case there should be an interest to see more but mediocre pictures of this Exhibition with lots of British flintlock and percussion pistols I am prepared to show them here.
corrado26

I would be very interested to see more. Thank you for posting.

corrado26 · 19th February 2016, 05:39 PM

The Queen-Annes above are from my collection. A part of it is shown in the following fotos, that are by far not as good as the fotos above. I hope you are able to recognize some details...........
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corrado26 · 19th February 2016, 05:39 PM

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corrado26 Member Join Date: Dec 2014 Location: Black Forest, Germany Posts: 1,206	Some Queen-Anne pistols I dare to show here some fotos of some English Queen-Anne-pistols that have been part of a wonderful Exhibition "Very British" in the Army Museum of Rastatt Castle in Germany during the year 2015. In case there should be an interest to see more but mediocre pictures of this Exhibition with lots of British flintlock and percussion pistols I am prepared to show them here. corrado26 Attached Images

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Fernando K Member Join Date: Apr 2010 Posts: 669	Hello An interesting aspect is the threaded body, in the box-lock models with two, three, four and more barrel is impossible (except for modern methods) while tapping the stumps, and then resorted to a threaded sleeve which is He forced on an ad-hoc perforqacion. Interesting also is a tool to screw-unscrew the barrel, open, which is in the last part. Sorry for the translator. Fernando K

18th February 2016, 04:24 PM	#3
Pukka Bundook Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 803	Very nice to see, Corrado. Thank you for showing them. The Queen Anne style is on of my favourites, and I see some very good makers in the photos! These are all beautiful work. Thank you again. Richard.