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Midlothian, Texas 76065
JARRE
Bte. SGDG,
Støckel: J. Jarre received 1859-1862 various patents for harmonica
pistols,
28 bd Poissonnière, Paris
6-barrel-volley pistol
Jarre cased with speed loaders
Jarre 6-shot pistol
Jarre Harmonica pistol, serial # 553, cal. 9mm pin fire,
10-shot variation, 4½"
barrel with high front sight The 2-part trigger: the part outside the guard
moves the harmonica, the part inside the guard releases the firing pin. As
fashionable during the period metal parts kept in the white, plain wooden grip.
The pistol is extremely rare with 3 matching numbered harmonica magazines, in overall fine condition and in working order.
$13,500.
Jarre 10 shot harmonica pistol, caliber 7mm pin fire, It is with a swivel to swing around for loading, and it has a screw-into the back strap ejector. The number on the frame is 37, the harmonica shows 47. My observation is, that those number never match but are a few apart. There are traces of nickel plaiting, plain wooden grips, perfect function. The condition of the rare pistol is fine. $12,000.
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the harmonica magazine, closed, open and
showing the matching number 195
JARRE Bte. SGDG, Støckel: "J. Jarre received 1859-1862 various patents for harmonica pistols, 28 bd Poissonnière, Paris." A very rare eight-shot-harmonica-magazine-pistol. Unlike the other variations this has a 4½" barrel with inscribed name. The serial # 195 is under the barrel and on the harmonica. The cal. 9mm pin fire. As fashionable at the time the iron parts kept in the white. Blackstrap, barrel lug and butt cap engraved, plain ebony grips. The extended trigger is to move the harmonica and cock the hammer. The pistol is in overall fine condition. It is rare because it is the first I own. $12,500.
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