Original British Henry Nock Flintlock Naval Blunderbuss Pistol with Brass Barrel U.S. Badges and rear toggle

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were returned to government stores

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Original British Henry Nock Flintlock Naval Blunderbuss Pistol with Brass Barrel U.S. Badges and rear toggleOriginal Item. Only One. Here is a massive brass barreled blunderbuss pistol dating from around 1770 that was undoubtedly intended for Naval use. The flintlock mechanism is marked with a "Crown over G. R." has inspector's marks and is signed across the tail "H. NOCK" the renowned London Gunsmith 1741 1804. The Pistol of relatively simple form has a substantial 7" belt hook mounted on the left side over the brass side plate. The Barrel bearing various