US EditionNapoleon's pistols sell for €1.69m at auction
- Two flintlock Gossard pistols previously owned by Napoleon Bonaparte sold at an auction for €1.69 million .
- The auction took place at Osenat in Fontainebleau, near Paris.
- Napoleon's friend Armand de Caulaincourt received the guns after Napoleon's suicide attempt in 1814.
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Pistols with which Napoleon tried to commit suicide after the French defeat at the Battle of Toulouse were sold for 1.69 million euros. Symbol of their “fall”, they are now “national treasure”.
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Napoleon's pistols sold for 1.7 million euros at French auction
Two pistols that Napoleon Bonaparte once intended to use to kill himself were sold in France on Sunday for 1.69 million euros, the auction house said, with the government insisting that they stay in the country as 'national treasures'.
·Paris, France
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