Null French regulation pistol model 1822 T smoothbore barrel, lock blank of mark…

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French regulation pistol model 1822 T smoothbore barrel, lock blank of markings and hallmarks as well as barrel and frame (intentional and old erasure). Beautiful walnut frame, with its ramrod, functional mechanism. (Condition 1-)

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French regulation pistol model 1822 T smoothbore barrel, lock blank of markings and hallmarks as well as barrel and frame (intentional and old erasure). Beautiful walnut frame, with its ramrod, functional mechanism. (Condition 1-)

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A pair of French percussion pistols, ca. 1810 Smooth bore octagonal barrels in 14.5 mm caliber, smooth, converted percussion locks (detents somewhat snagged or tired). Full stocks with iron furniture. Ramrods and a barrel wedge missing, one grip break old repair, one lock screw damaged, signs of age and use. Length 29.5 each. Condition: III

Two percussion pistols, circa 1840 A pistol with a rifled octagonal barrel in 11 mm caliber. Smooth, converted percussion lock, French set trigger. Half stock with lightly engraved iron furniture, grip with chequering. Length 42 cm. Comes with a long pistol, made using old parts. Smooth, two-stage octagonal barrel in 17 mm caliber, percussion lock, inscribed "V. Sauerbray in Basel" on the lock plate. Recessed stock with iron furniture and chequering on forearm and grip. Length 50 cm. Both pistols with signs of age, iron parts cleaned, spotted and slightly pitted in places. Condition: III +

Estim. 300 - 400 EUR

France, Second Empire (1852-1870). Cavalry percussion pistol model 1822 T. bis by Manufacture Impériale de Saint-Étienne, with the same number. Cal. 17.6 N A for 17.7 mm. Serial no. "5693". All metal parts white with minor traces of oxidation and stains in places. Round rifled barrel, with thunderbolt sides, dated "MI" "S. 1856" on the right side and marked "C. DE 17-6 N" and "A" for bored at 17.7, "5693" for serial no. and control marks "B" in an oval and "F" in an oval. The tailstock is marked "Mle 1822 T bis". The lock is marked "Manufacture Impériale de St Étienne" and stamped "R" in a shield. Walnut stock with the same "5693" number, stamped "ST ETIENNE" with "MI NOVEMBRE 1856" label and numerous control marks. Brass fittings stamped "G" in an oval and "M" under a star in a rhombus. Steel ramrod with tulip-shaped tip, original model. Functional mechanism, with two clear, play-free cocking notches. Inside of barrel with minor surface oxidation, rust bloom and good scratches. Complete. 34.8 cm (barrel 20 cm). (good condition). Note: This is a pistol model 1822 T. built new in 1856 and converted "bis" from 1860.

Estim. 400 - 600 EUR

French regulation rifle model 1777 corrected year IX of voltigeur, lock marked in letters bâton of the Imperial Manufacture of Versailles. Functional mechanism, with its ramrod. Overall length: 1450 mm - Barrel length: 1050 mm Condition 2+ Category D weapon

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