Original Belgian Tip Up Single Action Possibly Experimental Revolver Attributed to Charles-François Galand (1832 - 1900) of Liège and Paris - Circa 1870 German Flags Country of origin is unknown

Country of origin is unknown

The condition of the rifle is somewhat interesting

The sharpening stone is present and the interior pockets still contain three small manuals: CARE

This is a fantastic example of the principal cavalry saber used in the U

They were evaluated in the summer of 1941 during maneuvers in Louisiana and Texas where they were used for support purposes such as light transport and courier

Original Belgian Tip Up Single Action Possibly Experimental Revolver Attributed to Charles-François Galand (1832 - 1900) of Liège and Paris - Circa 1870 German Flags Country of origin is unknownOriginal 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