Cavalry Pistol 1816 Tbis
Pistol manufactured by the Royal Manufactory of Saint-Étienne.
Originally a flintlock pistol of the 1816 model, it was first converted to the T system after 1841.
It was then converted a second time after 1816 to the TBIS system.
We therefore find the markings of these modifications: on the breech tang, "M 1816 bis," and on the barrel, the caliber "17.6 A" to confirm the rebore.
At the location of the blocked touchhole, there is a marking "c.1861."
The number 199 is marked on the barrel, lock plate, and stock; could this be a "JUHOT" mark?
Various marks are present on the brass parts.
Please feel free to ask any questions.
Originally a flintlock pistol of the 1816 model, it was first converted to the T system after 1841.
It was then converted a second time after 1816 to the TBIS system.
We therefore find the markings of these modifications: on the breech tang, "M 1816 bis," and on the barrel, the caliber "17.6 A" to confirm the rebore.
At the location of the blocked touchhole, there is a marking "c.1861."
The number 199 is marked on the barrel, lock plate, and stock; could this be a "JUHOT" mark?
Various marks are present on the brass parts.
Please feel free to ask any questions.
750 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Louis Philippe, Charles 10th
Condition: Condition of use
Reference (ID): 1705126
Availability: In stock
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