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The N. Pieper was one such for me.
I'd never even heard of them when we spotted the gun in the case.
I found exactly one web page with pictures and they had the gun I had labeled as a 1907.
Thanks to C&Rsenal, I know it's really a model 1909.
They even posted a picture of a period ad.
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| This image of that ad taken from Ian at Forgotten Weapons. |
I'd originally thought it was a Model 1907, but that one appears to have the cocking piece farther forward.
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