Antique Flintlock/Black Powder Pistol or Antique Toy? HELP PLEASE

[ereselling]

I found an old flintlock pistol I believe, it is made of brass and 13" long - needs some repair but I need help figuring out if it is a real gun or just a toy, any help would be greatly appreciated - I found this at an estate sale and they had it listed as a flintlock pistol but I am not sure.

Pictures below:
http://www.bolky.com/product_info.php?products_id=309

 

[mykeal]

Toy, for display only. There's no frizzen, pan or touchhole. The hammer has no jaws to hold a flint.

 

[Legionnaire]

From the second picture, it appears that the pan and frizzen have broken off of the frame. And I mean "broken," indicating the pan was cast as part of the frame. I can't imagine that being done on a working firearm, so I agree with mykeal; looks like an "antique toy" or somesuch.

 

[Jim Watson]

Looks to me like something cast up in Turkey or other middle eastern land for sale to tourists.

 

[Rifleman1776]

Been answered. Tourist item junk.

 

[Fingers McGee]

I'll pile on - definitely a tourist chachki meant for display only.

 

[bedbugbilly]

Whether the top jaw is missing, the pan broken off, etc. - there is no evidence of it having a hole in the plate for the frizzen spring lug . . . I've run across these at flea markets . . . all hyped up as "rare antiques" . . . as stated . . . item to take the "yankee tourist dollar".