Original 18th Century Matched Pair of 20 Bore Flintlock Officer Pistols by William Brander of London - Circa 1775 Category_Fusee Spring & Cover The central emblem is 22"

The central emblem is 22" wide

the gun is assembly numbered on the major parts

it was superseded by the TA-312/PT

) in 1943 and later was Welfare-General of the India Command between 1945 and 1946

The bayonet and scabbard are fully marked with maker markings and the correct naval contract numbers

Original 18th Century Matched Pair of 20 Bore Flintlock Officer Pistols by William Brander of London - Circa 1775 Category_Fusee Spring & Cover The central emblem is 22"Original Items: One of a kind Pair. This is a lovely matched set of British Flintlock Officers Pistols, made by London gunsmith William Brander circa 1775. Brander had been made free of the Gunmakers Company in 1748, founding his own business circa 1752. He would later pass his successful gun making business to his son Martin circa 1782 1789. We have seen several examples of Brander pistols, and he looks to have made both extremely ornate examples, as