Original Continental Flintlock Holster Pistol - Unmarked - Circa 1740–1760 P-1853 Enfield and it even has the

and it even has the standard 6 pointed star around a brass plug that is stamped PROVED over a Fleur-de-lis

as is the "wave" decoration on the cheek rest

It was believed that the walking shoe would be less conspicuous and more comfortable than a conventional flying boot for an attempted evasion

We found Seargent Hoover in the NARA database

Original Continental Flintlock Holster Pistol - Unmarked - Circa 1740–1760 P-1853 Enfield and it even has theOne of a kind: Only One Available. This is a mechanically perfect, attractive brass mounted holster pistol suitable for display, research, or advanced collections. A lovely mid 18th century Continental holster pistol, likely Dutch (or possibly German) in origin based on style and high quality brass fittings. This unmarked example displays excellent original condition, a mechanically perfect lock, and attractive decorative touches that make it an