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James Purdey the Elder
1831
Durs Egg
ca. 1805–10; converted after 1818
Jacob Kuntz
ca. 1810–20
Samuel Colt
ca. 1853
Charles Moore
ca. 1825
Tibetan, and possibly Bhutanese and Nepalese
18th–19th century
Tibetan, and possibly Bhutanese and Nepalese
18th–19th century
Joseph Deutschmann
ca. 1740
Giuseppe Gori
second half 18th century
Louis Nicolas Auguste Flobert
ca. 1855
Smith & Wesson
ca. 1893
Edo artist
16th century
Freda C. Bone
1931
Freda C. Bone
1931
Freda C. Bone
1931
Roman
1st–2nd century CE
Alexander John Forsyth
ca. 1824
Caucasian, Kubachi, Dagestan
ca. 1800–1850
Freda C. Bone
1931
Italian or Byzantine
12th century
Japan
late 19th century
Caucasian, possibly Georgia or Circassia
dated A.H. 1263/1846–47 CE
Jean Brandely
1867
Daniel Sadeler
ca. 1610–30
Spanish
late 11th century
Melchior Baumgartner
ca. 1655–59, engraved decorations ca. 1825–50
Johann Michael Maucher
ca. 1685
Byzantine
900–1000
Jean-Joseph Barrière
1778–79
Persian, Qajar
ca. 1800
North Italian
14th and 15th century
Dutch, Maastricht
ca. 1655–65
Byzantine
4th–6th century
Byzantine
10th–11th century
Caucasian, probably Tbilisi, Georgia
dated A.H. 1273 /1856–57 CE and 1861
Caspar Spät
dated 1668
Frankish
500–550
Frankish
500–550
House of Carl Fabergé
1912
German
blade dated 1656