Original British Revolutionary War Era Cased Pair of Ducks Foot Pistols by Collis of Oxford - Circa 1782 Technical Books indicating that it was manufactured

indicating that it was manufactured during the changeover to the M8A1 spec

: 43 leaves of chromolithographed plates with captioned tissue-guards (included in pagination)

The Cup hilt is also fully engraved and comes with a single bar cross guard and knuckle bow

The badge has a blue wool felt background

but nothing out side of the usual issues sustained in service

Original British Revolutionary War Era Cased Pair of Ducks Foot Pistols by Collis of Oxford - Circa 1782 Technical Books indicating that it was manufacturedOriginal Items: One of a kind set. This is a magnificent set of a matching pair of English steel framed and barreled "Duck's Foot" Volley Firing Pistols each having four splayed cannon style barrels with barrel measuring 4 3 8 inches in length. The Silver but caps has Birmingham Silver Hallmarks with letter code E which is a date code for the year 1777. Flintlock Duck's foot pistols were first introduced in the 18th century, most often found in the