KINGDOM OF WURTEMBERG, first third of the 19th century Royal Württemberg Manufactory in Oberndorf. Cavalry pistol, inspired by the 1816 model. Flintlock, old safety, modified percussion, flat-body, with traces of GEWEHRFABRIK OBERN[DORF] signature. Percussion hammer replaced. Round barrel, numbered "D 1107" on thunder. Numbers "81 50" below. Cal. 16.5 mm. Some screws numbered. Long walnut barrel. Numbered "1107" in the bowl below the barrel. Brass and iron fittings, partially stamped. Sighting point mouthpiece. Serial number on trigger guard "GH 16 ?? 31". Barrel length: 20.3 cm - Overall length: 36 cm. As is. Wear, scratches, bumps; breechblock broken at the screw; some missing parts, several cracks and restorations to the wood, burns to the stock; dovetail joint at the short cap tail; lock to be replaced; old oxidation and corrosion cleaned. The mouthpiece is that of the 1853 model cavalry pistol. The Königlich Württembergische Gewehrfabrik was a Württemberg state firearms factory that operated between 1812 and 1874, supplying neighboring states including Hessel and Baden. The factory was later taken over by the MAUSER family.