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Belgium, circa 1840–50. A Liège-made pocket pistol with a box frame, percussion mechanism, and forced-bullet design. Approximately 12 mm caliber. All metal parts have a white polished finish with minor traces of oxidation in places. Square-bore barrel, smooth with simulated rifling at the muzzle. The frames are stamped “ELG” and “T” beneath a crown. The frames, the breech block, and the trigger are decorated with foliage scrollwork. Retractable trigger. Teardrop-shaped walnut stock. Functional mechanism with two distinct cocking notches and no play. The interior of the barrel is oxidized. Complete. 19 cm (Barrel 7.5 cm). (Signs of wear and minor cosmetic imperfections; slight play between the stock and the frame; in fairly good condition).
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