Decorative pistol with articulated mechanism- NON-FUNCTIONAL -Replica of an English pistol from the late eighteenth century (Hadley, London, 1760) with flint mechanism.The attractive stock of this beautiful replica of muzzleloader is made of ivory-looking resin. With the exception of the elaborate lock, all metallic elements (barrel, rod, parasol and decorative ring) have an aged brass finish.

Pistol decoration with articulated mechanism- NON-FUNCTIONAL - Replica of a  19th-century spingole  pistol . This flint pistol featured a distinctive snout that facilitated the loading of the shot into the barrel . The attractive stock of this beautiful replica of muzzleloader is made of resin with ivory appearance. 

Pistol Decoration with articulated mechanism- NON-FUNCTIONAL -Replica of a French bacamarte pistol of the eighteenth century (ca. 1760), also known as spingole pistol or tromblon . This large flint gun featured a distinctive snout that made it easier to load the shot into the barrel. In the Age of Sailing, this firearm enjoyed great popularity among the marine forces and pirates.

Pistol Decoration with articulated mechanism- NON-FUNCTIONAL -Replica of a short German bacamarte pistol from the seventeenth century, also known as spingole pistol, tromblon pistol or dragon . This flint gun featured a distinctive snout that made it easier to load the shot into the barrel. Due to its practicality, this firearm not only enjoyed great popularity among cavalry, but also among the marine forces and pirates.

Pistol decoration with articulated mechanism- NON-FUNCTIONAL -Replica of a German dagger gun. As the name implies, it is a dagger with a flint gun mounted in its center. This combination of dagger or knife and pocket pistol was a strangeness that was quite custom-made. In the Age of Candle, pistol daggers/pistol knives were used by marine forces and pirates. Their dual role as a firearm and sharp maline weapon made them particularly useful in close-range combat.