Original 19th Century British Flintlock Boxlock Vest Pistol by Brunton of York - circa 1821 - 1830 Antique Colts the Fourth went east and

the Fourth went east and embarked from Tampa to Cuba on the steamer "Concho"

Polish is slightly degraded

All variations of the Type 99 gas mask were issued in a small bag or carrier

however the extractor mounted underneath the bolt is unfortunately missing

It derives its name from Aesculapius

Original 19th Century British Flintlock Boxlock Vest Pistol by Brunton of York - circa 1821 - 1830 Antique Colts the Fourth went east andOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a lovely iron framed "boxlock" style flintlock pocket pistol dating to approximately 1821 1830, and marked clearly on the lock with BRUNTON on the left and YORK on the right. English gunmakers: The Birmingham and Provincial Gun Trade in the 18th and 19th Century by De Witt Bailey and Douglas A Nie list Brunton as working 1817 1820 in Doncaster and 1821 to 1830 in York, both in Yorkshire County. We have seen