Original 18th Century English Brass Queen Anne Flintlock Pistol by Joseph Heylin with Grotesque Butt Cap - Circa 1770 Category_Flintlock Muskets and Rifles which indicates that it was

which indicates that it was manufactured by P D Lüneschloss

but it is definitely brittle and prone to cracking

There is no engraving on the barrel top

A great example of an authentic WWI "Doughboy" helmet from the 5th Infantry Division

The bridge had been bombed out and the Russians did not want to let them cross

Original 18th Century English Brass Queen Anne Flintlock Pistol by Joseph Heylin with Grotesque Butt Cap - Circa 1770 Category_Flintlock Muskets and Rifles which indicates that it wasOriginal Item: Only one available. This is a very rare "Queen Anne" style pistol with a brass frame and turn off barrel, marked HEYLIN on the bottom of the frame and CORNHILL LONDON on the top of the breech. Cornhill is an area of London, and that is where gunsmith Joseph Heylin worked in the late 18th Century, making many bespoke firearms for well heeled clients. We have found numerous examples of his worn, which look to have run the gamut from small