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Run with the Fox I see you are up to your usual stuff. On a previous post you flag the first amendment like it's your right to be an a$$ sorry sir but I did not lose a brother fighting for that right for you, where I come from people with mouths big enough to spout stupidities and slurs while chewing on the first amendment get slapped right in the c**ksucker. Perhaps you should err more on the side of humility.

Lebeau?
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That was my first thought, but s/n not matched. It was someone very well known by pretty big s/n.

It's like the Belgian 'no maker's name' boxlock I have; not much engraving, but what there is, you have to have a 10 power glass to see it all.

It looks to have a hinghed trigger as mine does, but seems to have an odd cut.

The safety button is the give-away. We've seen that as a standard part in pictures right here, and I can't remember who the maker is. Too many eggnogs I guess.
But it sure looks very much like the Lebeau pics on that link.

Here is a Lebeau that Griffin & Howe has on their site.



I have to check my catalogs to see if I can id a model. It bothers me that there are markings. Lebeau usually marked their guns...

More on Lebeau
http://www.littlegun.be/arme%20belge/artisans%20identifies%20l/a%20lebeau%20gb.htm

Pete

Pete, Lebeau has changed a number of design elements in the last 100 years. The new guns look alot less like this man's gun than the old ones do. Especially pin placement and diameter.
The slots in the safety button will identify the maker.