Salisbury Antiques Centre has dated this Flintlock Sea Service Pistol to the 1800s.

The lock is currently frozen, with all components present but seized through age and long-term storage. The stock shows honest wear, numerous surface marks and the deep patination expected of an uncleaned example. Barrel and metalwork retain a dry, untouched surface throughout.

These working sea pistols were produced for hard service aboard ships, where corrosion, salt exposure and rough handling were a daily reality—surviving, unaltered examples such as this are increasingly scarce.
Salisbury Antiques Centre has dated this Flintlock Sea Service Pistol to the 1800s.
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