These pistols from the famous LePage firm in Paris were manufactured under Jean Andre Prosper Henry LePage (1792-1854) in 1836, the year after he was nominated as Arquebusier Ordinarie of the King, of the Duke of Orleans, and the Duke of Nemours. The rifled, Damascus barrels have "LEPAGE AQER. DU ROI." in gold in decorative etched panels, dovetailed blade front sights, and platinum banded breech plugs with pierced platinum plugs. The underside of the barrels have "A. 1836" and "N 3575." The serial numbers are repeated on the breech plug hooks, standing breeches, and stocks. The back action locks have scroll and border engraving, burst patterns on the hammers, and "LEPAGE A PARIS" signed behind the hammers. The spurred trigger guards enclose adjustable single set triggers, and the furniture is primarily casehardened and engraved in coordination with the locks. The half-length stocks have raised shell carving at the forend tips, silver wedge escutcheons, checkered wrists with scalloped borders, and contrasting horn pommel rings with floral carving. The rosewood case has "EB" inscribed on the lid escutcheon, purple velvet and leather lining with gilt borders, and a suite of loading and maintenance accessories (some replaced).

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