Officer's flintlock pistol converted to percussion, probably - Lot 147

Lot n° 147
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Officer's flintlock pistol converted to percussion, probably - Lot 147
Officer's flintlock pistol converted to percussion, probably of a King's bodyguard, octagonal barrel, slightly blunderbussed, blued, signed in gold letters on the upper panel: "Canon Tordu", hallmarked on the left side with two undecipherable letters, surmounted by a crown, probably of Saint-Etienne, silver sight, hair rifling, 15 mm caliber; case-hardened breech, breech tail engraved with foliage, bearing a leafed frog; flat-bodied lock, engraved on the back with foliage and signed: "Duchamp à Lyon", hammer engraved with a dragon and a cornucopia; iron fittings, cut out, finely engraved, trigger guard with lug, engraved octagonal iron cap, decorated in the center with an oval silver medallion representing a sun close to that of the bodyguards ; carved walnut stock, checkered grip, gold thumb piece, oval, engraved with a county coat of arms, terminated by a cross of the order of St. Louis or Malta and surrounded by the motto: "PATRIE RELIGION"; length 32 cm. (The first notch of the dog does not hang). Restoration period. Good condition. DUCHAMP in Lyon, harquebusier about 1800/1815 and, perhaps until 1835.
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