Pocket Pistol, London 1795 1098/L

Kumbley & Brum Pocket Pistol – London's Silent Edge

A spark of steel in the palm of history.

In the heart of 1795 London, when the echoes of the Revolution still resonated across Europe and dark alleys hid more secrets than words, a piece of equipment designed for personal defense with the stealth of a whisper and the precision of lightning was born. Kumbley and Brum's pocket pistol wasn't a weapon of war, but a survival amulet: small, discreet, and instantly lethal.

This reproduction faithfully captures the essence of those weapons hidden under a cape, in a purse, or on the waist of someone who walked firmly amidst conspiracies and danger. It was a last resort, the fleeting spark before direct confrontation.

The Hidden Blade of the Urban Knight

Made of high-quality metal and fitted with ivory-effect plastic grips, this replica offers impressive realism and a functional mechanism that simulates loading and firing. Its compact design allowed the weapon to be carried without arousing suspicion, ideal for nobles, merchants, or even ladies seeking protection on the crowded streets of Georgian London.

Its flintlock system, using a flint stone, sparked the flame that lit the gunpowder: a single shot, a moment of decision. After that, it was only cold steel or flight.

The pocket pistol not only represents a technical feat, but also a symbol of 18th-century urban life: fast-paced, unpredictable, and fraught with tension. This replica revives that era when every encounter could be the last, and when courage and caution went hand in hand.

Main Features

• Reproduction of a pocket flintlock pistol , Kumbley & Brum model, London 1795

• Made of metal with imitation ivory plastic handles

• Loading and firing simulator mechanism

• Total length: 19.5 cm

• Weight: 420 g

• Non-functional replica, ideal for collection, decoration or historical recreation

Get this historical gem and relive the days when a single shot could decide a fate. Discover it at the Medieval Shop and wield the legacy of the discreet defenders of history.