Null Model 1822 T bis percussion pistol.
Round barrel with thunderbolts.
Lock e…

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Model 1822 T bis percussion pistol. Round barrel with thunderbolts. Lock engraved "Manuf Roy de Maubeuge". Brass fittings. ABE. Composite winding

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Model 1822 T bis percussion pistol. Round barrel with thunderbolts. Lock engraved "Manuf Roy de Maubeuge". Brass fittings. ABE. Composite winding

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PISTOLET D'ARCON, model 1822 T Bis, new construction. Round barrel with thunderbolts. Mre impale de Mutzig" lock. Hallmarked brass fittings. Iron ramrod. Length: 36 cm A.B.E. Expert: Cabinet Jean-Claude DEY - Arnaud de GOUVION SAINT-CYR. Tel: +33 (0)1 47 41 65 31 and [email protected]

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