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interesting or odd handguns sold:
Buyers privilege: prices not available.
Warner
engraved
pocket revolver
Remington New Model Army, early production
Harrington cased volley pistol 1837
Nicolas Bernimolin ivory stocked pistol
Dreyse & Collenbusch needlefire>
Springfield Warner double trigger
Remington New Model Army with cartouche
Guisasola
double barrel pistol




P. B. marked on blade, probably Swiss made unique combination pistol, 4" part octagonal/part round barrel for a 7mm revolver-cartridge. On the right hand site the knurled handle pushed-up is to open for loading and in screwed-in position locks the chamber. The hammer is cocked like a single action. The corkscrew pulled-out, acts as the trigger and holds the blade. The panels skillful carved from pearl. In the grip's front-strap is a "trap-door" for a compartment. The 4½" spear-point-blade is tight. There are minor handling marks not avoidable in a 130 year life span, otherwise an extremely decorative oddity built by a first-class craftsman.
sold
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CHARTIER
A MELLE


a folding knife pistol, the 4" blade inscribed CHARTIER A MELLE. Melle is a small town in East Flanders, cal. 5mm pinfire, no visible serial-#, 2½" barrel with top stamped EPROUVE and Belgian proof stamps on cylinder. This is a not often encountered maker. sold
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M. JAVELLE, St Etienne
Støckel: "inventor of the revolver,
circa 1860"
serial on cylinder,
cal. 12mm pinfire,
5½"
barrel with fixed sight,
circa 50% bright blue on cylinder and barrel,
frame,
lug and lever for the tip-down system kept in the white,
nice grained grip,
lanyard ring.
The army-sized revolver was in limited
numbers used during the Civil War. sold
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