Flintlock pistol for ID

fernando · 10th January 2019, 06:37 PM

This friend of my friend has brought further pictures with some parts dismounted and the result of his on investigation.
He has found online a pistol that, apart from being a more elaborated example, features a few characteristics that tend to make him realize that it was made by the same maker. Such is Wenzl Böhm in Eger (Hungary) circa 1740.The similarities are the barrel with a mid ridge, the spider site and the fanned stepping down at the breech. The flintlock is also similar and the pins holding the barrel are nearly in the same place as his example. A relief carving above the lock also appears to be made in the same style.

So Gentlemen, do we have a winner ?

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10th January 2019, 06:37 PM	#12
fernando (deceased) Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Portugal Posts: 9,694	This friend of my friend has brought further pictures with some parts dismounted and the result of his on investigation. He has found online a pistol that, apart from being a more elaborated example, features a few characteristics that tend to make him realize that it was made by the same maker. Such is Wenzl Böhm in Eger (Hungary) circa 1740.The similarities are the barrel with a mid ridge, the spider site and the fanned stepping down at the breech. The flintlock is also similar and the pins holding the barrel are nearly in the same place as his example. A relief carving above the lock also appears to be made in the same style. So Gentlemen, do we have a winner ? , Attached Images