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Old 14th January 2022, 11:51 AM   #1
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Barrel stamped with 'M' in crown.
Sorry for not having answered before. The stamp is not an "M" but an "AM" and stands for the French gunsmith Augustin Merley of St. Etienne who was activ from 1782-1811
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Thanks Corodo. Most intreresting.

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Sorry for not having answered before. The stamp is not an "M" but an "AM" and stands for the French gunsmith Augustin Merley of St. Etienne who was activ from 1782-1811
Corrado, appreciate your information about the stamp!!
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