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Wednesday 26th April

49 A FINE PAIR OF IRISH GEORGE III FLINTLOCK CALVARY PISTOLS

by Rigby of Dublin, Fully stocked with Damascus barrels and swivel ramrods, fitted

with Brass Furniture. Each stamped with firearms registration marks forWest Cork.

€ 3,000 - 4,000

The Registration of Firearms (Ireland) Act of August 22, 1843, provided for the granting of licenses to Irish firearm owners and re-

quired the firearms to be registered by county, borough or city constabulary officials who recorded the registration and the registry

number (normally a letter indicating the jurisdiction followed by a number --usually of four digits).The Act required the arms to be

marked under the supervision of the relevant inspector of the Constabulary Force.The number indicates the registration as specified

in the license.