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142 - Mameluke pistol from the Imperial Guard
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Estimate €1,500 - €2,000
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Description
Mameluke pistol from the Imperial Guard Round-bodied flintlock marked ‘Manufacture de Versailles’ Converted to percussion In good working order Barrelled then round, marked on the firing strip ‘Ent re Boutet’, with an oval and an illegible rectangular hallmark Marked beneath the barrel: ‘MANU V LLES’ Walnut stock (cracked), all fittings in brass, numbered 133 on the trigger guard Length: 32.5 cm France, First Empire period Category D Expert: Mr Alban Degrave - Expert: Alban DEGRAVE, Artlys Patrimoine
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About the sale Weapons and Militaria
Auction location
Auction time 10/22/2026 at 2:00 PM
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