They are marked with the serial numbers and proof house markings on the lower right flats, Austrian proofs on top of the breech plugs, some assembly markings on the inside of the back action locks, "D/EP" inscriptions on the silver forend inlays, and intertwined "LU" maker's marks on the stocks at the toe. They have textured top flats, light engraving, fluted grips, and lanyard rings on the pommels. There are no sights. The oak case is French fitted to the pistols and marked "Leopold Gasser's Nachfolger/Leopold Ullrich/WIEN" in gilt lettering inside the lid. The markings indicate were retailed by Leopold Ullrich in Vienna after 1912 when the Gasser business closed. The case contains lead balls, caps, loading and cleaning tools, and brass powder measure.

Excellent overall with 95% plus original blue and casehardened finish, some spots of oxidation, a few minor dings in the wood, and general handling and storage type marks. Mechanically excellent. The case is fair and has cracks in the lid, minor compression marks and stains on the lining, and overall minor storage wear. The accessories are very good.

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Excellent overall with 95% plus original blue and casehardened finish, some slight spotting, and a few scattered minor marks and scratches. Mechanically excellent.