Antique Flobert-Style .32 Rimfire Gallery / Parlor Rifle – Octagonal Barrel

Antique Flobert-style single-shot gallery rifle chambered in .32 rimfire. Features a long heavy octagonal barrel, exposed hammer, simple breech-loading action, distinctive scroll-shaped trigger guard, fixed sights and a walnut stock with raised cheekpiece. These inexpensive European gallery and parlor rifles were widely produced during the late 19th century for recreational and indoor target shooting.

This example remains in good antique condition overall. The walnut stock shows normal age-related handling marks, dings and finish wear, with an old repaired/reinforced area visible around the breech/tang. Metal has aged to an attractive gray-brown patina with scattered oxidation and wear. No readily identifiable maker marking is visible in the supplied photos. Chambered for obsolete .32 rimfire ammunition.

A neat late-1800s gallery rifle with a great period appearance. Due to its age and obsolete chambering, it is being offered primarily as a collectible; mechanical and bore condition should be independently verified before any attempt to fire.

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