Vélodog revolvers without apparent hammer - folding trigger - with central or annular percussion.
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Revolvers with crack and central percussion cal.320 or 380. Lepage pistols 9 mm of war with 12 blows, with or without sheath. 6,35 - 7,65 - 9 mm short and 9 mm long Browning. Semi-automatic pistols Lepage with 8 blows cal. Rifles express train with Purdey closing. Hammerless rifles - closings with double key, simple, double, triple and quadruple Greener bolt. Rifles with tilting barrels and hammers external - closings with double key, simple, double, triple and quadruple Greener bolt. It manufactures there its automatic pistol for which it took the patents after seven years of study ' It associated a machine shop which it transformed into model factory provided with American machines of high precision. In 1918 the Lepage house, transformed into limited company 'Manufacture d’armes Lepage' went back immediately to work and since 1919 made appreciate its products on the English and American markets. Little time before the war the 14-18 Lepage house had also specialized in the manufacture of revolvers and several governments had recourse to it to equip their navy or their army with irreproachable weapons. It discharges this mission so well that in 1834 the Belgian government confers the iron cross to him for services announced to the cause of the Belgian Revolution. The Revolution of 1830 makes it possible to the chief of the Lepage firm to affirm its patriotism at the same time as its industrial activity: the National Committee charges it with getting weapons with the army of the incipient country. 'Since 1790 one announces Lepage Manufacture and in 1810, at the time of the establishment of the bench of tests, Lepage syndic is named. Note: the Belgian patent n° 305326 be reproduced on the automatic guns Lepage was deposited by COMMERCIAL Jules (street Nysten, 42 in Liege) on August 30, 1922. N° 388448 - Improvements for auto pistol. N° 298415 - Ejector for rifle with rocker. N° 297875 - Fixing of the bottom of the store with cartridges for firearms. N° 294350 - Closure for rifle with rocker. N° 2239 – Liège transmission of the mark n° 2110 du. N° 2238 – Liège transmission of the mark n° 1877 du. N° 2222 – Liège transmission of the mark n° 957 du. N° 2221 – Liège transmission of the mark n° 939 du. N° 2220 – Liège transmission of the mark n° 810 du. N° 2219 – Liège transmission of the mark n° 809 du. N° 2218 – Liège transmission of the mark n° 794 du. N° 2217 – Liège transmission of the mark n° 771 du. N° 2216 – Liège transmission of the mark n° 538 du. T.I and S : ignored significance? Markings of workshops? (See site)ĪDH : manufacturer of barrels of rifles DELVAUX-HEUSE Arthur de Fraipont (valley of Vesdre close to Liege)Ĭrowned LV : except could error, it act of Louis VENDRIX (BE 1907/1937) who in any assumption would have manufactured the weapon for the account of LEPAGE? (See site) Registered with the proofhouse of Liege of 1919 to 1961. MAISON LEPAGE A LIEGE : mark of the manufacturer LEPAGE street of Augustins, 26 in LIEGE. In use of 1910 to 1924.ĮL in English letters : provisional test, of use of 1852 to our days.ĭ = 20 mm/20.6: Length of the room in mm and diameter in mm after optional test with the powder without smoke.
PV surmounted of a stylized lion : test with the powder without smoke, of use of 1898 to 1968.ġ2 C in a rhombus : gauge, of use of 1898 to 1924.Ĭhoke 17.7/18.2 and 17.4/18.1: chokes barrels: calibre in mm to 22 cm of the breech and the mouth. S, K and AB spangled : countermarks of the controllers post 1877. The weapon carries the lawful punches of the proofhouse of Liege, namely:ĮLG on star in a crowned oval : final acceptance post 1893. The stick out of wooden of walnut is worked with English. The hammers are external and the key of opening “Top Lever”. The juxtaposed barrels are smooth, of gauge 12. It is about a shotgun to central percussion. Some of the most beautiful work of this craftsman, and many others, are in this book “Liège Gunmakers through their Work.
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