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2nd April 2015, 10:20 AM
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Location: Netherlands
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What about Goyet instead of Goyel?
My book by Johan f Stockel states there to be a Goyel in about 1690s. This pistol is not from that time but Goyel could have been working after this as well. Brest is a city in France so "a Brest" is indeed the name where this person worked. Style of this gun would be 1720s i think. |
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