Any idea what model? What worth?
This pistol frame is: It has "M j e d'Armes" written in curseve and "Lt Eticnne" underneath that. The barrel has I believe "1892" on top and "1900" on the right side of the barrel. Serial number is H35297.
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By jeepflexin, shot with COOLPIX L6 at 2009-02-11
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By jeepflexin, shot with COOLPIX L6 at 2009-02-11
Also any idea what model of bullet caster this is and ball park of what it may be worth, sorry for the poor pics. Thanks.
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By jeepflexin, shot with COOLPIX L6 at 2009-02-11
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By jeepflexin, shot with COOLPIX L6 at 2009-02-11
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By jeepflexin, shot with COOLPIX L6 at 2009-02-11
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By jeepflexin, shot with COOLPIX L6 at 2009-02-11
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By jeepflexin, shot with COOLPIX L6 at 2009-02-11
Also any idea what model of bullet caster this is and ball park of what it may be worth, sorry for the poor pics. Thanks.
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By jeepflexin, shot with COOLPIX L6 at 2009-02-11
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By jeepflexin, shot with COOLPIX L6 at 2009-02-11
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By jeepflexin, shot with COOLPIX L6 at 2009-02-11
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French Model 1892 military revolver. It looks to be in pretty rough condition with the pitting, etc. Even in excellent collector quality condition their not really big buck items, as a lot of them were brought in as surplus and sold for chump change in the 50's. As the original 8mm ammo is virtually unobtainable their not even viable as shooters. My WAG is that yours would be in the $50 to $150 range, for somebody who wanted a wallhanger/conversation piece. 0
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