Made by Falisse & Trapmann in Liege. Belgium. Interesting notched rear sight attaching to the back of the bolster. The lock marked F&T Liege and 1861. Various proof marks are visible in places. The walnut stock is fine with a few minor nicks and dings from handling. All of the metal parts have a mottled gray appearance and the mechanical action is perfect. The .72 caliber bore is pitted with rifling visible in places,

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