Antique French Gallery

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An extremely ornate flintlock carbine owned by French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte.Crafted by Versaill
Pair of ivory handled folding trigger percussion muff pistols, early to mid 19th century.
Syrian Rebels using World War II French MAS 36 bolt action rifles.https://secondunited.com/2016/08/1
MAS mle-36,By the mid 1930’s Frances stocks of Lebel and Bethier rifles were beginning to show
French pepperbox revolver, circa 1870′s.from Czerny’s International Auction House
Flintlock musket crafted by Francois Albert for Leonard Roux, Écuyer and Sieur de Puissenac of the D
Ornate French flintlock pistol, 18th century.
Engraved French pinfire double barrel shotgun, circa 1870’s.
French Model 1856 Arcelin System breechloading rifle musket with saber-lance bayonet.An oddity among
Gold decorated French partisan, circa 1670.from The Philadelphia Museum of Art
The Model 1851 Minie Rifle,Before the widespread use of rifles on the battlefield, the common arm of
The Last Charleville — The Model 1777flintlock musket,The Charleville pattern musket served as
Gold and silver decorated flintlock rifle crafted by Jean Baptist Le Clerc, French, 1776.from The Wa
French wheel-lock hand mortar (grenade launcher), 17th century.
French officer’s sword, Napoleonic Erafrom Sofe Design Auctions
A pinfire revolver with carved handle and engraved frame/cylinder.  Most likely of French or Belgian
Parts of an armor for tilt, French, circa 1550-1575from The Philadelphia Museum of Art
French Model 1774 flintlock musket with New Hampshire markingsfrom Cowan’s Auctions
Flintlock sporting rifle owned by Jerome Bonaparte, King of Westphalia and brother of French Emperor
French court smallsword, circa 1810.from Helios Auctions
Superb French court sword, circa 1785.from Rouillac
The French Nagant, The Mosin Nagant ChâtelleraultWhen the Russian Army adopted the Mosin Nagant in 1
French buckler made for King Henry II, circa 1555-1570.from The Philadelphia Museum of Art
French crossbow attributed to Francois Aubert, circa 1720.On display with the Wallace Collection
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