A cavalry pistol similar to the M 1823/50
Smooth bore barrel in 16 mm caliber. …

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A cavalry pistol similar to the M 1823/50 Smooth bore barrel in 16 mm caliber. Ordnance-style percussion lock with pistol guard, cocking detent tired. Walnut full stock with assembled brass furniture. Trigger guard stamped "T.11.137", lock escutcheon "4E.NO 6.21/M". Damage on the right in the area of the upper ring. Metal surfaces patinated and pitted. Signs of age and use. Length 39.5 cm. Condition: III

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A cavalry pistol similar to the M 1823/50

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