Original 17th Century Italian Long Flintlock Horse Pistol with Belt Hook by Pietro Mutti of Brescia c. 1690 Sharps Rifle as one would expect due

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Original 17th Century Italian Long Flintlock Horse Pistol with Belt Hook by Pietro Mutti of Brescia c. 1690 Sharps Rifle as one would expect dueOriginal Item: Only One Available. The Mutti family of Brescia in Italy were well known gunmakers in 17th 18th Century Italy, including Sperandio, Pietro, and others. This fine Long flintlock horse pistol was made by Pietro Mutti in Brescia, and the style is typical of around 1690. The top of the upper barrel is marked *PIETRO *MVTTI in a brass insert, and the rest of the fittings are all of brass as well. The pistol is quite slender, measuring 20