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This media file presents an interior view of a glass display case exhibiting a collection of antique firearms, likely located in a museum or historical institution in Athina, Greece. The scene focuses on the artifacts, with no people visible. The display case features a light brown, possibly fabric-lined, back panel. Inside, several historical long guns and revolvers are meticulously arranged. In the upper part of the case, a rifle with a dark barrel and light wooden stock is visible, alongside a revolver with an engraved, gilded frame and dark wooden grips, bearing a small white tag marked "166A". A prominent lever-action rifle, possibly a Winchester model, lies in the center of the display, featuring a dark metal finish and a wooden stock. A yellow tag is attached near its trigger guard. Below this, another long gun, appearing to be a carbine, is situated on the bottom left. A large, dark-finished percussion revolver, possibly a Colt Model 1861, with a brass trigger guard and wooden grips, is displayed in the bottom right section. A yellow tag with the number "3470" is attached to its trigger guard. Adjacent to this revolver is a black informational plaque, featuring text in both Greek and English. The English text identifies the item as a "Colt .44 caliber percussion revolver, MODEL 1861, used by a Greek officer." It further states that "The revolver was produced in New York in 1860, with serial No. CENSUS TWO 1678 .44 caliber." Reflections from the surrounding room and overhead lighting are visible on the glass surface of the display case. The overall impression is one of historical preservation and educational exhibition of vintage weaponry.
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