This late 18th/early 19th century English Flintlock holster pistol has "SHARPE" marked below the flash pan and "LONDON" and two proofs on the barrel. There are some simple engraved patterns on most of the components. The barrel has no sights. The wooden ramrod has a brass tip, and there is a silver thumb plate on the walnut stock. The frizzen spring has a roller.

Fine. The brass has an aged patina, and the iron has a blend of brown and gray patina along with some light pitting. The wood is also fine and has some minor scratches, faint cracks, and a sliver absent from the left side of the forend. The lock functions fine, and the markings are crisp.