Null Dreyse rifle model 1854 stamped of 1868. Good condition.

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Dreyse rifle model 1854 stamped of 1868. Good condition.

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Dreyse rifle model 1854 stamped of 1868. Good condition.

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Estim. 80 - 120 EUR

France, 2nd Empire (1854-1870). Rare model 1866 chassepot saber-bayonet of private German manufacture "J.Funcke & Cie à Herdecke Marz 1968", series "U" with scabbard. Fluted cast brass handle, cruise stamped "U 9356". Blade with small gray patina, stained in places with dried grease, and manufacturer's marking on the back (partly legible) "J. Funcke & Cie Herdecke Marz 1868". Model steel scabbard oxidized, not with the same n° "U 6001". (In its original state, not cleaned. Fairly good condition).

Estim. 150 - 180 EUR

France, Third Republic (1870-1940). Curious Chassepot system rifle (model 1866), faded markings and shortened. Cal 11 mm. No serial number. All white metal parts stained in places. Brass fittings, trigger guard with Dreyse-type hand rest. Shortened and converted walnut stock, with cheekpiece, unmarked (tiny trace of boxwood pastille). Rod missing. Functional mechanism, needle present. Inside of barrel dirty with good scratches. 103 cm (barrel 53.5 cm). (Model undetermined, converted to hunting? Fairly good condition).

Estim. 500 - 700 EUR

Set in silver (800/1000) filet pattern, monogrammed, including 1 ladle and 8 large flatware pieces M.O : B ( unidentified ) ; Minerve hallmark (small guarantee) ; Belgian hallmark (1831-1868) 6 silver coffee spoons (hallmark illegible). Total weight: 1632 g. Wear and scratches from use

Estim. 300 - 400 EUR

Versailles model 1793 flintlock rifle. Fluted barrel with large rifling and thunderbolt groove. Flat-body lock with remains of "MANUFRE A VERSAILLES" signature and round-bodied hammer. Die-cut brass fittings. Walnut stock with cheekpiece, stamped "VN". Non-model iron ramrod. Barrel length: 40 cm. Overall length: 78 cm. Expert: Cabinet Jean-Claude DEY

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