This video details a pair of C. Lancaster percussion pocket pistols from circa 1850, highlighting their design, loading mechanism, and historical context. The pistols feature a turn-off barrel system for loading powder and ball, a flip-down trigger, and a percussion firing system. The presentation emphasizes their concealed carry nature and the accessories provided, including a powder flask, bullet mold, and a spanner that doubles as a nipple wrench. The unique casing suggests they may have been intended for a woman, offering a glimpse into historical personal defense.
This video showcases a rare cased pair of Colt Navy Model 1861 revolvers in .36 caliber, highlighting their exceptional condition and historical significance. Curator Jonathan Ferguson details the premium features, such as high-quality bluing and color case hardening, and explains the connection to Mark Firth, CEO of Thomas Firth & Sons, the Sheffield steel supplier for Colt firearms. The presentation also covers the various accessories included in the case, offering a comprehensive look at these historical firearms.
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