Lot n° 89
Estimation :
60 - 80
EUR
France, 1st Empire (1804-1814) - Restoration (1814-1830). Fl - Lot 89
France, 1st Empire (1804-1814) - Restoration (1814-1830). Flintlock travel pistol, barrel signed "CANON TORDU", cal. approx. 12 mm. All metal parts with small gray patina, spotted in places. Smooth octagonal barrel, marked "CANON TORDU" on the upper side. Unreadable thunder stamps. Round-bodied flintlock chased with small decoration, round-bodied swan-neck hammer. Steel fittings, cut and decorated en suite. Walnut stock with long, finely checkered barrel, with flat steel cap decorated in sequence. Missing ramrod. Mechanism with two cocking notches partly functional, to be revised, the trigger spring too weak, the inside of the barrel oxidized. 22 cm (barrel 10.5 cm). (Wear and small accidents of use, the marking "CANON TOURDU" worn, the end of the barrel split. In its original condition, never previously collected).
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