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

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

marked on the rear of the receiver and underside of the barrel

The reverse is lined in a green/gray fabric

OGDEN / OWEGO

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