Antique, E & W Bond Flintlock Pistol, in unfired condition

Pistol appears unfired and as new from the makers, the condition of the touch hole indicates no use, or very little if any.  The absence of pitting especially around the touch hole indicates an unfired gun,  as well the bore is extremely clean.  Incredibly rare to find a 200 year old gun in this condition.  As expected with a gun in this condition, everything works as it was intended to.  Solid wood and nice brass furniture.  .600 calibre bore.  These guns were made in the white.

Phone or text only, apparently and occurring more often now, people are not reading the post.  Specifically the part about phone or text only.  

Is it because I am too subtle.....?  

You have my phone number............have you forgotten how to make a call....?  Or perhaps you never learned how, Google it , there is a complete instructional tutorial on how to make a telephone call on youtube.  Give it a shot , it's loads of fun speaking to someone directly.  Sorry for the rant, but!

All other correspondence will be ignored, sorry for the inconvenience. 

Please don't ask if it can be fired safely, its not up to me to decide if you have the ability to fire this gun safely,I do not recommend firing a 250 year old black powder gun and never would, ever heard of a thing called Liability...?.  When you own it and if you think you can fire it safely, you can do as you please.  

As well, please do not ask if I would like to trade it for the carburetor off your Grandma’s, 1973, Volkswagen.  NOT INTERESTED.

phone or text only.                          phone or text only

All other correspondence will be ignored, sorry for the inconvenience.