Seems to be part of a fire set? See E209915, steel, which is identified as being for this flint.

Soapstone model of a revolver with a rotating chamber. The butt has an incised crosshatch design and on one side is inscribed "1918". The top of the barrel is inscribed "TURKISH".

Model soapstone rifle. Leather strap is attached to barrel through a metal ring, and to the butt through a hole carved in the stone. Inscriptions on both sides of the barrel, and a circle within a circle inscribed at the end of the butt, at top edge of butt, and behind chamber for bullet and locking mechanism. Hollow area underneath barrel near front.

Long wooden rifle with metal fittings: Matchlock, metal barrel, wooden stock and wooden under-barrel, all bound to the barrel with brass (?) hoops and the fittings of two free swinging metal handles; one handle is near end of barrel, the other near junction with stock, which extends beneath the gun when held in firing position.

Prussian Potzdam musket made from heavily finished dark wood stock with a brass trigger guard and barrel fitting. Muzzle loading musket. 'N1856 4874' stamped into barrel. Makers' stamp 'Saarn' and small crown crest stamped into side plate. 'C5289' stamped into brass fitting. '1844' stamped on butt.