France, Restoration (1814-1830). - Lot 131

Lot n° 131
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Result : 471EUR
France, Restoration (1814-1830). - Lot 131
France, Restoration (1814-1830). Infantry rifle model 1822 transformed with percussion of the Royal Manufacture of Saint-Etienne for the National Guard. Cal. 17,5 mm. Serial number missing. All metal parts with small stained gray patina and traces of oxidation. Transformed percussion lock with marking "Manufacture Royale de St-Étienne" and stamped "T" under star in an oval. The tail of breech is marked "Mle 18 ...", marking partly erased. The markings on the barrel are illegible and have partly disappeared. Stock in drowning with long shaft with macaron and pastille in boxwood marked "MR 1823" and stamped "DELHOME" and "PDL surmounted of the cock" in a circle, for Property Of the State, identifying the weapons poured with the National Guard. Rod with the model. Functional mechanism with two clear notches of armé. Interior of the barrel oxidized. 146 cm (barrel 108 cm). (rather good state of conservation). It is equipped with a bayonet with socket model 1847, without scabbard. All metal parts with small stained gray patina. Case with three slots and middle ferrule. 53 cm (H. case 6,7 x Inner diameter 2,1 cm).
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