Maybe a new Version was found Marshal 2. Variation, 2. Subvariation

There is probably a new version of the Centaure Marshal 2nd version. This revolver is characterized by a four-bolt frame and was previously known only in stainless look. Years ago, the F11514 was found and it was thought to be a shortened Cavalry 2/1. Now, a second, identical 5.5 "marshal, F11553, appeared in blued version and you can already assume a Marshal 2nd version, 2nd variant.
What is your meaning of this
Gloyer MacGloy

F11514


F11553

Only 39 guns between these 2.... maybe more Cavalry Marshals are lost in nature ?
Very nice find anyway

There is a hot discussion about the new Marshal sub-variant. Here is the comparison of the F11514 and the additional run 13604 from 6/3. The barrels are flush with the grid of the sheet and the stainless look barrel is one millimeter shorter. Otherwise the same.
Question of the day: Is there somebody out there in France, who has this Subvariation?
Gloyer MacGloy

I hope I had one Centaure, interesting anyway !

Sorry, this discription must be here
After consultation with Long Johns Wolf, there is now officially the Marshal 2nd Variation, 2nd Subvariation.
I would like to appeal again to all friends of the Centaure, to send us their data of the revolver. Inclassable36

Thanks and have a nice day
Gloyer MacGloy

This is the statement of Long Johns Wolf at FROCS Forum!
Certainly not 53 specimens but way less.
Not more than 5!
Why?
Because the 2nd variation Marshals as well as the 2nd variation Cavalries were numbered in the same serial number block as the RNMAs and 1st Variation Marshals.
Remember just the F prefix was added during their making above the S/N on the barrel lug.
Long Johns Wolf

So very very scarce version !!! and you have one

Yes, and the other one without front sight is for sell.
Gloyer