FIREARMS. Infantry rifle model 1793 with walnut frame, octagonal barrel rifled slightly trombloné punched on the upper side just in front of a groove engraved acting as sight (punch worn, one distinguishes the bonnet phrygien), flat body lock with swan neck hammer engraved "Mafre à Versailles" punch of the controllers of the locks (illegible), trimmings out of brass, iron rod, stick with cheek. L: 102.2 cm, barrel: 64.8 cm. French Revolution-Consulate period. Weapon covered with a light varnish which protected it from any oxidation, small lack at the end of the barrel which is slightly shortened. BE The infantry carbine model 1793 is the rarest to find of the 3 models in service at that time.