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Lot 4356ANTIQUE
A Spanish percussion conversion belt pistolfirst quarter 19th century
17 November 2008, 10:00 PST
San FranciscoSold for US$585 inc. premium
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first quarter 19th century
first quarter 19th century
The 7 1/4 inch .69 caliber two-stage barrel with ringed muzzle, parcel gilt girdle chiseled with acanthus and faceted breech section inlaid with silver foliage framing a gilt crucifix. Unmarked patilla lock with period conversion to percussion, the long necked cock with dolphin head. Steel triggerguard with acanthus finial, the bow engraved with a wreath framing the gold-filled maker's mark Bustindui. Steel counterplate with 3 1/4 inch belt hook. Full walnut stock with checkered wrist.
Condition: Good. Grey metal showing areas of light pitting. Stock showing few light marks, some wear to checkering and broken through at wrist.
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Condition: Good. Grey metal showing areas of light pitting. Stock showing few light marks, some wear to checkering and broken through at wrist.
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Footnotes
Note: probably Juan Esteban Bustindui, Eibar, 1780-1820.




