Original Belgian Tip Up Single Action Possibly Experimental Revolver Attributed to Charles-François Galand (1832 - 1900) of Liège and Paris - Circa 1870 British Swagger Stick two bridging and one railroad

two bridging and one railroad engineer regiment

a laurel on each side and is met in the center on the top with a Crown

Included is the original case

There is a very tiny maker mark on the pin

By 1939 the German military had thousands of such cans stockpiled in anticipation of war

Original Belgian Tip Up Single Action Possibly Experimental Revolver Attributed to Charles-François Galand (1832 - 1900) of Liège and Paris - Circa 1870 British Swagger Stick two bridging and one railroadOriginal item. One of a Kind. This is a very interesting late 19th century revolver, offered in AS FOUND well patinated condition, almost certainly in a barn or out building. Still in working condition, it appears to fire single action only, and has a very interesting "tip up" design, where the lower portion of the trigger guard is a lever for unlocking the action. Turning it to the left moves the hammer back, and then pulling the front portion of the