TRANSFORMED DOUBLE-BARREL PERCUSSION FLINT PISTOL signed “LAMBERT dit BIRON”, End of the 18th century

TRANSFORMED DOUBLE-BARREL PERCUSSION FLINT PISTOL signed “LAMBERT dit BIRON”, End of the 18th century
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This transformed flintlock percussion pistol is distinguished by its double octagonal then round barrel, measuring 17.5 cm in length, or 23 cm including the breech tail. The percussion plates are signed “LAMBERT dit BIRON”. The walnut frame features a long barrel with floral patterned trim and a double trigger. The springs operate at two notches, and the pontoon is decorated. The total length of the weapon is 34 cm, and the wand has a brass head. This item is in good condition and is considered rare.

The craftsman “LAMBERT dit BIRON” who signed this weapon was active towards the end of the 18th century. He is known for his mastery of technical transformations of firearms, moving from flintlock technology to percussion technology, which reflects an important period of transition in the history of weaponry. His works are appreciated for their quality and rarity.

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Style Louis XVI (Fire arms of Louis XVI Style)
Period 18th century (Fire arms 18th century)
Country of origin Belgium
Artist LAMBERT dit BIRON
Length (cm) 34
Width (cm) 6
Height (cm) 15
Materials Walnut
Shipping Time Ready to ship in 4-7 Business Days
Location 75007, PARIS, France
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