0.63 EIC Cavalry Pistol

15" overall, 9" round browned barrel with London proof marks. Baker's pattern lock with rounded lock plate and rampant lion EIC mark with EIC Inspector's mark. Throat hole flattened,cock with raised semi-waterproof bridled pan, chamfered frizzen spring. Regulation brass work. Flattened butt cap with lanyard ring, sideplate of New Land pattern. Brass fore end cap, swivel ramrod retained by large spring.
The wood is in very good condition, with a vedy strong and crisp action. Some legacy pitting to the rear of the lock plate.
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Baker's pattern pistol was introduced in 1819 and was still in service in the early 1850s.