Original Belgian-made French Officer's Revolver by A. Francotte converted to .22 - Circa 1870 French Field Equipment At least one (a 1905-made

At least one (a 1905-made Richmond Iron Works USLSS gun) is in the collection of the Springfield Armory Museum and another is in the beautifully restored 1890 Life Saving Station that is now part of the Point Reyes National Seashore

or those involved in military training jumps

- Cleaning Rod (might be newly made)

like many presentation-grade guns

complete on a rare original issue tripod and with the capability to be transformed into anti aircraft configuration

Original Belgian-made French Officer's Revolver by A. Francotte converted to .22 - Circa 1870 French Field Equipment At least one (a 1905-madeOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a really cute revolver, full size originally being in 11mm. It is marked on the side of the barrel A. FRANCOTTE A LIGE indicating manufacture by the famous Belgian gunmaker Auguste Francotte, who was based in Lige, the famous gunmaking city of Belgium. The frame, barrel and cylinder bear Francotte's Crown over AF trademark. The city produced large quantities of firearms for the French Officer private purchase