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Belgium, Second Empire War (1852–1870). GALAND-system revolver with automatic extractor, Model 1868. Caliber: approximately 9 mm. 6-shot. Serial No. 4437. All metal parts have a light gray patina with some staining in places. Round, rifled barrel with front sight. Sliding barrel and cylinder. Trigger guard with finger rest. Smooth walnut grips and ring-mounted butt cap. Non-functional single- and double-action mechanism, not jammed, in need of servicing. Barrel interior dusty with good rifling. No visible markings or stamps. Complete. 20 cm (barrel 9.5 cm). (Signs of wear and normal use. As-is). Note: A weapon typically carried by French officers during the Second Empire.
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