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Bayern, Podewils-Lindner-Gewehr - Infanteriegewehr M 1858

Lot 282
21.06.2024 11:30UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerLandshuter Rüstkammer GmbH & Co.KG
Event locationGermany, Landshut
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Lot 282 | Bayern, Podewils-Lindner-Gewehr - Infanteriegewehr M 1858
Bayern, Podewils-Lindner-Gewehr - Infanteriegewehr M 1858/67. Vierfach gezogener Rundlauf im Kal. 13,9mm mit Klappvisier und Korn. Eingeschlagene Waffennummer und mehrere Abnahmen. Schlossplatte mit Perkussionshahn gestempelt "Amberg" und Krone, die Jahreszahl "1860", intakt. Verschluss leicht gängig. Gut erhaltener Nussholzschaft mit gestempelten Eisenbeschlägen, Kolben identisch gestempelt "8182" wie Lauf. Beide Riemenbügel. Eiserner Ladestock mit Gewinde am Ende. Etwas Altersspuren. Länge 130,5cm. Z 2- Dazu das Tüllenbajonett mit Waffennr. und Truppenstempel "9IR1LB3". Länge 60,5cm. Z 2 Aus dem bayerischen Infanteriegewehr M/1858 von Podewils in Amberg unter Einbeziehung des Entwurfs von Lindner 1867 als Hinterlader mit Papierpatrone entwickelt. A fine Breech loading Bavarian Model 1867 Infantry Rifle-Musket Lindner-Podewils.
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