These two pistols are nearly identical in construction. They may have been designed as a dueling set, but their smoothbore octagon barrels are rather short for that purpose. The barrels have golden bands and plaques marked "LONDON" at the breech, and each pistol has bead front and notch rear sights. Aside from the main section of the barrel, they feature scroll engraving throughout and fishlike faces with sharp teeth on the hammers. Above the engraving on the back action lock plates, they are marked "PARSONS". Each is mounted on a full length stock with German silver forend caps and escutcheons, bright unmarked initial plates, and checkering at the wrists. They come in a nice wooden custom case with a fitted felt interior that contains: tools, a compartment of patches, a small flask, ball mold, a Remington Arms Company Inc. percussion cap tin with wooden cover and a wooden container with a number of lead balls.

As described in A.