Pistol from the Maubeuge factory. Octagonal barrel at the breech, then round, stamped F and IX, no markings on the breech tang. Length 20 cm. Wooden stock with a long fore-end, marked RF and IX. Brass[...]
French naval flintlock pistol, Model 1779, first type. Maker's mark "M. Rle de Tulle" on the lock plate, and crowned "R" inspector's mark under the brass furniture. Lock plate in working order, comple[...]
Spanish Musket - Spain, second half of the 18th century, modified in the first half of the 19th century. The lock plate is originally flintlock, converted to percussion in the first half of the 19th c[...]
A Mameluke officer's saddle pistol of the Imperial Guard, Model Year X, First Empire. Round barrel with flats at the breech, the upper flat extending to the front sight, 27.2 cm long, 32 cm long inclu[...]
Flintlock pistol, Model 1789, 2nd type. 18th-century French Navy. Round barrel, 19 cm long; 21.9 cm including the breech tang, marked on its left flat "86" for 1786, the date of manufacture. Caliber 1[...]
Cavalry pistol, Model An IX, from Charleville. Consulate period. Octagonal barrel at the breech, then round, stamped "À". Length 20.1 cm, length including breech tang 24.2 cm. Breech tang signed "25/3[...]
EMPIRE WARS SILVER flintlock pistol Mameluke Mameluke in OTTOMAN style - 18th century FTN25PST001 Undoubtedly a souvenir of the Napoleonic expedition to Egypt, following the fighting at the Battle of [...]
Officer's pistol of the Consulate - 1st Empire by "Granger Merieu" (1780 - 1818), arquebusier and gunner in ST-Etienne, France, XVIII°-XIX°. Flintlock pistol of the XVIII°, modified to percussion arou[...]
We present this nice pair of Empire period officers pistols from the 18th century which were certainly flintlock initially and were modified and modernized in the 19th century which was common at that[...]
Military cavalry pistol - Austria Grip pistol transformed by the Prussian arsenal around 1850 This very long Austrian pistol is often considered one of the most beautiful of this period. It is indeed [...]
Military cavalry pistol - Austria Grip pistol transformed by the Prussian arsenal around 1850 This very long Austrian pistol is often considered one of the most beautiful of this period. It is indeed [...]
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