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$11,500.00

COLONIAL FLINTLOCK PISTOL BY M. POMEROY. Cal 58. NSN. 8″ part oct bbl. engraved “M Pomeroy” on top of the oct portion. Medad Pomeroy was a colonial gunsmith, working in Northampton, Mass from 1659-1716. Medad was the son of Eltwood Pomeroy and the second of a long line of Pomeroy gunsmiths. The rounded lockplate and hammer have light engraving. The frizzen has no bridle. The hand forged iron triggerguard is nailed to the stock. Stock is cherry and made in style of the holster pistols of the 1660-1670 period. The ramrod and rear lock screw are also restorations. Accompanied by a letter of authentication from Richard Littlefield dated May 26, 1983. Less than a handful of surviving Colonial pistols in any condition are known. CONDITION: Gray brown patina overall. There is crack in the wood at the front of the lockplate. Mainspring is soft. 4-57472 (15,000-20,000)


Auction: Firearms - Spring 2006
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