A Moroccan Pistol

[kahnjar1]

Originally Posted by Kubur

Dear Stu,
Not always. They used also our numeral (Arabic), the Arabs use the Indian one (known as Arabic). Our system but with the hirji calendar. I'm sure of the dating! I can post other examples on Moroccan powder flasks. Best,

My point was more related to the letter "C" after the date, rather than the date itself.

[BANDOOK]

Originally Posted by kahnjar1

My point was more related to the letter "C" after the date, rather than the date itself.

I WAS OFFERED COUPLE OF MOROCCON PISTOLS FROM AN ANTIQUE DEALER IN MOROCCO ,BUT HE FOUND OUT THAT HE COULD NOT EXPORT THEM AS THEY WERE PROTECTED UNDER THE CULTURAL PROTECTION ACT,SO I COULD NOT BUY THEM.WOULD LOVE TO OWN ONE,CHEERS

[rickystl]

Originally Posted by BANDOOK

I WAS OFFERED COUPLE OF MOROCCON PISTOLS FROM AN ANTIQUE DEALER IN MOROCCO ,BUT HE FOUND OUT THAT HE COULD NOT EXPORT THEM AS THEY WERE PROTECTED UNDER THE CULTURAL PROTECTION ACT,SO I COULD NOT BUY THEM.WOULD LOVE TO OWN ONE,CHEERS

Hi Bandook.
Awww. Too bad. As mentioned, the only ones you usually see for sale are Tourist items. I just don't see many Moroccan pistols.
Rick.

[Kubur]

Hi Both!
It's not completly true, it also depends on where you live...

[Kubur]

Here a Moroccan pistol found on the net very similar to Mister Rick
Best,
Kubur