The New Land Pattern pistols were introduced in 1803, and this pistol is the c. 1810 improved version with a sliding safety and stepped tail on the lock. These were used by the British cavalry during the Napoleonic War. Lock marked with St. Edward's crown above "GR" cipher at center and "TOWER" with a floral motif at the tail, and proofs at the breech.

Good overall with brown and gray patina on the iron, pitting, corrosion, golden aged patina on the brass, and scratches, dents, chips, cracks and a repair on bottom front of the stock. Sliding safety seized, otherwise mechanically fine.

Lock marked with St. Edward's crown above "GR" cipher at center and "TOWER" at the tail, and proofs at the breech.

Good overall with brown patina on the iron, pitting, corrosion, golden aged patina on the brass, and scratches, dents, chips, cracks and absent sections in the stock. Mechanically fine.