Pair of officer's percussion pistols Le Page system, barrels - Lot 201

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Pair of officer's percussion pistols Le Page system, barrels - Lot 201
Pair of officer's percussion pistols Le Page system, barrels swinging sideways to the left, having belonged to Count Charles Gabriel César Gudin; octagonal barrels in tobacco-colored damask, engraved on the upper sides, in Gothic letters: "FNI PAR LE PAGE ARQER DU ROI À PARIS", caliber 16,2 mm smooth; locks integrated in the stock, leaving only a flange for the fixing of the hammer; mechanical parts and trimmings out of steel, engraved of foliage and jaspées, round caps provided with a ring, engraved and damascened of gold with the figure: "C G" in Gothic letters in a shield; sticks out of burr walnut, squared; length 35 cm. Louis-Philippe period. Very good condition. LE PAGE Henry, harquebusier and furrier in Paris, 1822/1842, son of Jean LE PAGE; he succeeded his father in 1822 and retired in 1842; harquebusier of Louis XVIII, of Charles X, of the Dukes of Orleans; in 1835, he was given as harquebusier of the King, of the Duke of Orleans and of the Duke of Nemours; 13 rue de Richelieu (which will become 8 rue de Richelieu by modification of the street). Charles Gabriel César GUDIN, Count, born on April 30, 1798 in Bitche (Moselle), son of Charles Étienne (Count), married to Miss Éva MORTIER de TRÉVISE in 1836; died in Paris on January 9, 1874. First page in the Emperor's Military Household, June 15, 1812; abolished, May 8, 1814 and reinstated, during the Hundred Days, from May 2, 1815 to June 1815. Entered the Military Household of King Louis XVIII as supernumerary to the bodyguards, Wagram company, on June 16, 1814 (rank of second lieutenant). Lieutenant in the 5th hussars, June 17, 1815; aide-de-camp to General Baron GUDIN, July 20, 1815; put on inactive status, April 1, 1817. Lieutenant in the 23rd regiment of chasseurs (which became the 11th dragoons), on May 28, 1817; captain, on February 26, 1823; served in Spain, from 1823 to 1828; orderly of General GUDIN, from November 22, 1824 to October 26, 1828; squadron leader in the Chartres hussars regiment (1st regiment), on July 17, 1830; served in Belgium, in 1831 and 1832; lieutenant-colonel in the 7th regiment of chasseurs, on March 27, 1834; passed as colonel to the 2nd regiment of lancers, on February 19, 1839; marshal of camp, on December 28, 1846; commander of the department of Indre-et-Loire, from July 23, 1847 to March 9, 1848; placed at the disposal of the governor general of Algeria, October 31, 1848; commander of the 2nd subdivision of the 11th military division, June 2, 1849; inspector general of the 9th cavalry district, July 18, 1851; major general, January 3, 1852; inspector general of cavalry, from 1852 to 1862 ; placed in the 2nd section of the state cadre; major general of the army (reserve), on August 1, 1863; commander of the 2nd military division in Rouen, on August 31, 1870; commander of the 10th military division in Montpellier, on October 19, 1870; returned to the reserve, on April 15, 1871; died in Paris, at his home, 14 place Vendôme, on January 9, 1874. Senator, in 1862. Knight of the Legion of Honor, March 21, 1831. Officer, April 28, 1841. Commander, August 10, 1858. Grand officer, August 15, 1860. Knight of the Royal Order of Saint-Ferdinand of Spain, 1st class, November 18, 1823; 2nd class, March 12, 1829. Officer of the order of Leopold of Belgium, November 19, 1840. Medalist of Saint Helena.
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