Help Id the Proof Marks and such on my Double Rifle

[dtknowles]

I drew them because I could not get good pictures.

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I know one is Liege and one is Patron but the rest are a mystery oh except the 11.4 which is the caliber. Liege and Patron are on both the barrels and the receiver.

Any clues

Tim

[mroliver77]

http://www.littlegun.be/arme%20belge/2%20identification%20demande%20fr%20gb.htm
These guys have a little info on Belgian guns.
J

[mroliver77]

Here is some proofs and one of your markings is there
http://www.nramuseum.org/media/940944/proofmarks.pdf

[Frank46]

Definitely Belgian made. What caliber?. Frank

[dtknowles]

Definitely Belgian made. What caliber?. Frank

11.4mm that is what it is marked, sort of joking. The sell said it was .450 Black Powder Express and included a couple fired cases. I have fired it successfully, two boxes of ammo I loaded with Black Powder. I was searching to see if the rifle was Proofed for Nitro for Black. It has Henry Rifling so clearly it is not a .450 Nitro Express. .... 11.4mm is 0.449 inches

Tim

[Norbrat]

Does this help at all? http://www.slideshare.net/leblanko/belgian-all-proofmarks

It looks like for nitro proof, they used a lion with P.V. under it (no 19).

The X with a star above might be the controller Alfred Reignier; the years 1937-1964 might be about right for that rifle.

The cursive T might the date code for 1960?