Original Early 18th Century English Queen Anne Flintlock Pistol by Edward Birchett of London with Turn-Off Barrel and Silver Grotesque Butt Cap - Circa 1710 U.S. Flags which look to be made

which look to be made from early acetate type plastic

1916 with the New York National Guard and during the course of the war he served with the 3rd Field Artillery with Battery C until May 22

The phonograph player is in overall good condition

the center adjustment wheel is missing

The font used in both numbers is also identical

Original Early 18th Century English Queen Anne Flintlock Pistol by Edward Birchett of London with Turn-Off Barrel and Silver Grotesque Butt Cap - Circa 1710 U.S. Flags which look to be madeOriginal Item: Only one available. This is a very rare "Queen Anne" style pistol with an iron frame and turn off barrel, marked BIRCHETT on the right side of the frame under the flash pan and frizzen spring. We can also see a very faint LONDINI on the top of the breech frame. Per A. Merwyn Carey's work English, Irish and Scottish Firearms Makers: Middle Sixteenth Century to the End of the Nineteenth Century, this pistol was made by Edward Birchett,