Lot n° 102
Estimation :
200 - 300
EUR
France, Restoration (1814-1830), converted marine percussion - Lot 102
France, Restoration (1814-1830), converted marine percussion pistol mod 1822 T Bis with ringless stock cap, stamped with naval anchor and belt hook. 17.6 cal. Ship's no. "481", stamped on the right side of the barrel and mouthpiece. All metal parts with slight gray patina. Round rifled barrel, with thunderbolt sides, dated "1828" on the right side, traces of marking and thunderbolt hallmarks (illegible). The tailstock is marked "Mle 1822 T bis". Flintlock lock converted to percussion, marked "Manufacture Royale de St Étienne" (partly legible) and stamped "S" crowned in an oval. All brass fittings. Steel belt hook present, patterned, with no visible hallmarks or markings. Walnut stock, markings and hallmarks missing. Stock cap in cast brass without ring and stamped with navy anchor. Steel nailhead ramrod in the present model. Mechanism partly functional, with two clear cocking notches and no play, trigger spring too weak, hammer does not strike every time (to be overhauled). Inside of barrel clean with good scratches. 35 cm (Barrel 20 cm). (Wear and tear, walnut stock restored with notches and small missing parts. As is).
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