EUROPE, second half of the 19th century - Lot 145

EUROPE, second half of the 19th century - two Flobert system rimfire rifles. Octagonal barrels with sights. Smooth. Cal. 6 or 5.5 mm. English walnut barrels and stocks, one with checkering, Iron fittings. Barrel length: 56.7 or 56.5 cm - Overall length: 94.5 cm. Wear, scratches, some deep in the wood, and knocks; oxidation; one hammer crest broken and missing. - a percussion shotgun on capsule. With rear lock. Round barrel, then flared to thunder. Walnut shaft and stock, carved with a boar's head. Total length: 120.5 cm. Damaged, corroded and incomplete, for parts. - a Le Faucheux-type pinfire revolver. Round barrel, then sideways to thunder, numbered 3050. Six-chamber cylinder, Liège proofhouse stamp. Carcass marked DAF crowned (foundry mark?). Barrel length: 16.2 cm - Overall length: 28.7 cm. Mechanism not working, hammer not holding cocked, door blocked, for parts. Wear, scratches and bumps; sights and stock plates missing; corrosion.