An officer’s pistol, converted from a flintlock to a percussion-cap...
An officer’s pistol, converted from a flintlock to a percussion-cap mechanism, belonging to an officer of the 9th Regiment of Mounted Chasseurs.
Flared barrel. Lock plate with remnants of the signature “Michaud.” Plain, cut-out brass fittings. Flat cap, walnut stock with an iron backplate. Counter-plate bearing the number 9 and a cut-out brass hunting horn. Brass trigger guard.
Length: 30 cm
A.B.E. (small chip in the wood).
Manufactured around 1810, modified around 1830.
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An officer’s pistol, converted from a flintlock to a percussion-cap mechanism, belonging to an officer of the 9th Regiment of Mounted Chasseurs.
Flared barrel. Lock plate with remnants of the signature “Michaud.” Plain, cut-out brass fittings. Flat cap, walnut stock with an iron backplate. Counter-plate bearing the number 9 and a cut-out brass hunting horn. Brass trigger guard.
Length: 30 cm
A.B.E. (small chip in the wood).
Manufactured around 1810, modified around 1830.
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Time, Location
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