Case with Duelling Pistols
This case with duelling pistols and tools was made in the workshop of Jean Le Page in Paris. Up until the Battle of Waterloo (1815) Le Page was allowed to bear the title ‘Arquebusier de L’Empereur’: gunmaker to Emperor Napoleon. This case came into the possession of Lieutenant Henry Sagermans of Brussels shortly after the Battle of Waterloo. Sagermans claimed the pistols were found in Napoleon’s travel carriage which had been abandoned near the battlefield.
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Case with Duelling Pistols
This case with duelling pistols and tools was made in the workshop of Jean Le Page in Paris. Up until the Battle of Waterloo (1815) Le Page was allowed to bear the title ‘Arquebusier de L’Empereur’: gunmaker to Emperor Napoleon. This case came into the possession of Lieutenant Henry Sagermans of Brussels shortly after the Battle of Waterloo. Sagermans claimed the pistols were found in Napoleon’s travel carriage which had been abandoned near the battlefield.
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Gift of F.H. Wente, Amsterdam
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Schenking van de heer F.H. Wente, Amsterdam
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Deze kist met duelleerpistolen ...... t slagveld was achtergebleven.
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This case with duelling pistol ...... bandoned near the battlefield.
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NG-NM-11222
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Rijksmuseum
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Case with Duelling Pistols
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Cassette met duelleerpistolen
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created
1808
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1808
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extent
breedte 45 cm
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depth 29 cm
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depth 58 cm
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diepte 29 cm
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diepte 58 cm
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height 9.2 cm
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hoogte 9,2 cm
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width 45 cm
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Collectie: wapens & militaria
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spatial
temporal
eerste kwart 19e eeuw
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first quarter 19th century
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