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A Captain at Fifteen (original Russian title Pyatnadtsatiletniy kapitan) is a 1945 Soviet B&W adventure movie directed by Vasily Zhuravlyov and based on the novel Un capitaine de quinze ans ("A Captain at Fifteen") by Jules Verne.
The following weapons were used in the film A Captain at Fifteen (Pyatnadtsatiletniy kapitan):
Handguns
Percussion Cap Double Barreled Pistol
Dick Sand (Vsevolod Larionov) carries a double barreled percussion cap pistol in several scenes.
Percussion Cap Pistol
One of the slavers fires a Percussion Cap Pistol in the final scene.
Smith & Wesson No.3 Russian Model
Smith & Wesson No.3 Russian Model revolvers are carried by most slavers, including Negoro (Mikhail Astangov), Arthur Harris (Viktor Kulakov), and Jose Antonio Alvez (Osip Abdulov). Capt. Hull (Aleksandr Khvylya) fires a Smith & Wesson in the final scene.
Long Guns
Percussion Cap Musket
Dick Sand (Vsevolod Larionov), Hercules (Weyland Rodd), Arthur Harris (Viktor Kulakov) and some other slavers carry percussion cap muskets in several scenes.
Winchester Model 1895
A Winchester Model 1895 Carbine is hold by Capt. Hull's boatswain Enders (Georgiy Budarov) in the final scene.
See Also
- Kapitan "Piligrima", a 1987 screen adaptation of the same novel