The only visible markings on these pistols is "P./No. 4." on the trigger guard tangs. However, a photograph included with the pistols shows the Maastricht double headed eagle markings on the bottom of the barrels at the breech. The multi-stage barrels are smoothbore and also have light engraving at the breech. The back action rounded locks and furniture also have light floral scroll engraving. The side plates have pierced scrolling designs inhabited by two figures. The stocks are walnut and are relief carved with tendrils of scrollwork around the barrel tangs. The barrels have walnut tillets running their entire length, one side housing the ramrod.

Fine with mostly silver-gray patina, some faint pitting, worn engraving, and mild overall wear. The refinished wood is also fine and has some minor flakes at the edges, a few faint cracks, and generally light overall wear. Mechanically fine.

See "A."

Fine with silver-gray patina, some minor pitting, braised repair on the trigger guard tang, some areas of faded engraving, and general mild overall wear. The refinished wood is also fine and has gaps at the pommel, some small chips at the edges, a few minor cracks, and general mild wear. Mechanically fine.