ARTILLERY CARBINE, model 1866, Second Empire. 33461
Marked barrel "X 136", dated "S.1870", stamped "M I" and marked "P.G". Barrel length 49 cm, with the breechblock 64 cm, and with the breech tang 69.5 cm. Breechblock marked "IMPERIAL MANUFACTORY / St Etienne / Model 1866", it features the trigger and the spring connected to the trigger on its underside. The mobile breechblock, also marked "X 136", consists of a operating piece forged with the operating lever, a sliding hammer with a slightly concave and tapered cylinder. Steel ramrod. Walnut stock with a long barrel, marked "X 136" like the barrel, with a acceptance stamp "MA", marked "12 / 8" and signed by "P. ORIOL". All fittings in brass.
Total length of the rifle 99 cm.
France.
Second Empire.
Very good condition, very light marks on the wood.
NOTE:
During the Franco-Prussian War of 1870-1871, the army resorted to private suppliers to purchase weapons. Under the Third Republic, the weapons that were still usable were examined and marked by the Arms Commission of the 1870/71 trade, serial numbered in series X. This series was created in 1872 for weapons intended for theoretical instruction.
The weapons not retained in the test and withdrawn from service were downgraded and assigned as theoretical weapons, numbered X 1 to 20000 for Châtellerault, X 20001 to 40000 for St Etienne, and X 40001 to 60000 for Tulle.
These manufacturers ensure refurbishment before the weapons are distributed for use within the military units.
Price :
4 300,00 €
| Destination |
Envoi recommandé |
Envoi Recommandé + Express |
| Shipping France |
30,00 € |
100,00 € |
| Shipping Europe |
40,00 € |
200,00 € |
| Shipping world |
120,00 € |
350,00 € |
Insurance (1%) :
43,00 €
Reference :
33461