These early 19th century English dueling pistol have smoothbore, Damascus barrels with fixed silver blade front sights, single gold bands at the breech, gold vent liners, and "D STUBBS" and a pair of cross scepter proofs on the bottom flats. The casehardened standing breeches have fixed notch rear sights and floral and classical martial engraving. The locks are signed "DAVY" and have rainproof pans, frizzen spring rollers, scroll and burst engraving, half-cock safeties, stepped tails, and beveled edges. The wedge and wrist escutcheons are silver. The forend caps are horn. The remaining furniture is blued and features classic English engraving, including pineapple finials on the trigger guards. The pistols are equipped with adjustable single set triggers. The half-length stocks have checkered bag shaped grips. The pistols come in a fitted case with a circular, flat folding handle, a loading rod, ball mold, flints, a few balls, a Sykes patent combination flask, and a key.

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