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Jean Samuel Pauly
Jean Samuel Pauly (April 13, 1766 – 1821), born Samuel Johann Pauli, was a famous gunsmith of the early 19th century. Pauly was born at Vechigen near Bern, Switzerland on 13 April 1766.〔Peterson, Harold Leslie. ''Encyclopedia of Firearms'' , p.225.〕
==Career==
In 1798, at 32, Pauly became an Artillery sergeant.〔(''Firearms'' by Roger Pauly p.94 )〕 He fought as a member of the Swiss Army, together with the French, under Masséna. During his campaigns, in 1799, Pauly wrote a manual about the usage of firearms.
Pauly moved to Paris in 1802 where he worked on designing an airship and maintained contact with the weapon manufacturer of Saint-Étienne. In 1804 he designed an automatic bridge. Pauly used for himself the title "Colonel Jean Samuel Pauly".〔 He established a gunsmith worshop where he developed mercury fulminate platina. In 1809 he employed the German Johann Nikolaus von Dreyse who would later become the inventor of the famous Dreyse rifle.
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