Double-barreled percussion pistol (simplified "coach/howdah" type) • Type: Side-by-side double-barreled pistol • Action: Percussion • Probable period: 1850–1880 • Manufacture: Handcrafted/utility production (likely European or American) • Finish: Plain with light engraving • Use: Close-quarters defense/rugged pocket weapon Observable features: Side-by-side double barrels Double external hammer Wooden stock with metal fittings Percussion mechanism Beautiful period patina Decorative engravings on the lock plate Condition: Used condition consistent with its age Visible oxidation and wear on metal parts Signs of use and age on the wood Some visible cracks in the grip (see photos) Sold as is; mechanical functionality not guaranteed This piece makes an excellent collector's item, decoration, or display piece for antique firearms and history enthusiasts. Please ensure you comply with all applicable federal, provincial, and municipal laws prior to purchase or transfer.