2nd Empire Pistol With Superimposed Barrels - XIX°

Pistol with superimposed barrels, 2nd Empire period, 19th century. Chest and percussion pistol, with double superimposed barrels in white polished steel, circa 1840-1850. Barrels with smooth interiors of 13 mm at the muzzle outlet and 13.5 cm long. Barrel carrying sights, "V" rear sight and ball front sight. Crested hammer with thumb grid, double trigger under trigger guard and individual for each barrel. Metal rammer rod with tip in the shape of a brass nail. Fixing of the rod by 2 rings under the barrel. Barrel bearing marking of N) 8 at the height of the thunderbolt and on the frame at the height of the trigger guard. Single action mechanism in working order by action on each trigger. Frame of the butt in walnut, round with flat cap, knife-engraved with the initials "M - D", see photos. Length: 28.5 cm Length of the barrels: 13.5 cm Caliber at the outlet of the mouths: 13 mm Good state of preservation and use, in its own juice, see the details in the photos. Shipping costs offered for FRANCE. International shipping costs, price on request depending on the area of the country. Visit my other objects by consulting my gallery.