Pistols
Henri Moser · 1844-1923
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Why is this public domain? Henri Moser died in 1923; this work is in the public domain.
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A plate of ornamented pistols and related accessories arranged diagonally across a cream page, including flintlock and wheellock-style firearms with decorated stocks, ramrods, a powder horn and a strap. The page carries the header 'Collection H. Moser' and bilingual German and English captions reading 'Pistolen' and 'Pistols', with numbered plate references. This print is dated 1912 and attributed to Henri Moser.
