Bedeutender militärischer Schwammschloss-Karabiner mit vier Wendeläufen, deutsch, um 1520/30 - photo 1

Bedeutender militärischer Schwammschloss-Karabiner mit vier Wendeläufen, deutsch, um 1520/30

Lot 7078
20.11.2024 15:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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ID 1326496
Lot 7078 | Bedeutender militärischer Schwammschloss-Karabiner mit vier Wendeläufen, deutsch, um 1520/30
Bedeutender militärischer Schwammschloss-Karabiner mit vier Wendeläufen, deutsch, um 1520/30
Drehbares Bündel aus vier runden Läufen mit glatten Seelen im Kaliber 10 mm. Jeder Lauf mit separatem Korn und seitlicher Pfanne mit schwenkbarer Abdeckung (eine Deckplatte verloren). Schlanke, leicht abgewinkelte Schlossplatte mit außenliegender Hahnfeder. S-förmig geschwungener Hahn mit runder Aufnahme für den Zündschwamm. Vollschaft aus geschwärztem Nussbaumholz, die Kanten leicht berieben. Eiserner Abzugsbügel. Eingeschobener originaler Ladestock, der Dopper verloren. Länge 61 cm.
Ungewöhnliche frühe Feuerwaffe eines Kavalleristen in unberührtem Originalzustand. Museal!
Extrem seltenes, frühes Wendersystem, zu dem es in internationalen Museen kaum bekannte Vergleichsstücke gibt. Im Dogenpalast in Venedig wird eine um 1530 datierte, als Pistole bezeichnete, 53 cm lange Waffe mit Luntenzündung verwahrt, die drei drehbare Läufe mit separaten Pfannen aufweist (Inv.no. B 83).
Provenienz: Aus deutscher Privatsammlung.
A rare German miltary "schwammschloss"-carbine with four rotating barrels, circa 1520/30
A rare German miltary "schwammschloss"-carbine with four rotating barrels, circa 1520/30
Rotating set of four round barrels with smooth bores in cal. 10 mm. Each barrel with front sight and a lateral pan with frizzen (one of which went missing). Slim, slightly angled lock plate with external main spring. S-shaped hammer and circular jaws. Full stock of blackened walnut, the edges slightly worn. Iron trigger guard. Original cleaning rod, the tip missing. Overall length 61 cm.
This unusual early firearm of a cavalryman is in absolutely original, untampered-with condition, worthy of any museum collection! Hardly any museum worldwide has any such extremely rare early "Wender" system on display. The Doge's Palace in Venice features a 53 cm long matchlock pistol with three rotating barrels, each with its own pan and frizzen (inventory no. B 83).
Provenance: From a private German collection.
Condition: II -
Auction house category:Long guns: matchlock and wheellock
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