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Item Code: 1164-50X
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Offered here is the lockplate for an 1817-dated flintlock pistol and a brass side plate.
The lockplate is approximately 5.5” long with light surface rust. Engraved with single-line rule around some of the edges and dated 1817 behind hammer. The East India Company “Rampant Lion” logo (a standing lion holding a crown) and a small crown over a “2” inspection stamp are found under the frizzen pan.
A curved brass side plate is included and shows nice dark patina. [jet][ph:L]
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