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V. CHR. SCHILLING, Suhl,




V. CHR. SCHILLING, Suhl,
gold inlaid on side plate made "peanut-size" derringer, cal. .32 percussion,
2 ½" hexagonal barrel
on top with gold inlaid inscription JOSE MARIA RODALLEGAS.
The lock with side plate, hammer and trigger guard nicely engraved, the stock carved and
with silver tacks decorated, the lock with "faux lock" to make it appear like it
fires two shots. For this tiny derringer certainly uncommon
set triggers. Without doubt one
of the very best made and most decorative derringers!
Støckel: Valentin Christoph
Schilling, Suhl, Prussia, later known as maker of the Reichsrevolver. I have no
information about Rodallegas.
Extremely decorative Lady's "peanut size" derringer $4,000.
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T. J. STAFFORD, NEW HAVEN, C (Connecticut) made single-shot tip-down
pistol or derringer, patent dates on butt MARCH 19, 1860, serial # 1040 , cal. .22
rim fire, 3½" ribbed barrel with maker's name, nicely engraved with silver plating
which is peeling, correct ivory grips. Today all examples found are rare, engraved were
only few, fine condition.






Flayderman's # 8A-171 1,800.![]()