Exhibitor in shaped wood, provided with metal rings to hang it from the wall. It holds the not fireable reproduction of four flintlock pistols. From top to bottom: a "Trombino" (little trumpet) widespread during the XVIII century in southern Italy, also known as "Scopetta" (little brush) with the typical rifle shaped butt; a Lombard flintlock pistol with richly ornated butt of the end of the XVIIth century attributed to the arquebusier Carlo Ferne; a "Modern style" flintlock pistol of the XVIII century, signed by Lazaro Lazarino, component of the Cominazzi family, famous lombard arquebusiers and, at last, a "Terzetta" (small size pistol) of the XVIII century, also from Brescia and with a splayed muzzle and octagonal butt. Size 73 X 50 cms.

In all panels do I strip guns, and you can hold in your hand.