Ein Paar Steinschlosspistolen im Kasten, Manton & Fowler, um 1810 - photo 1

Ein Paar Steinschlosspistolen im Kasten, Manton & Fowler, um 1810

Lot 7215
20.11.2024 15:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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ID 1326633
Lot 7215 | Ein Paar Steinschlosspistolen im Kasten, Manton & Fowler, um 1810
Ein Paar Steinschlosspistolen im Kasten, Manton & Fowler, um 1810
Brünierte Oktagonläufe in Kaliber 13 mm, auf der Oberseite irische Registrationsnummer "DU 563", Hakenschwanzschrauben mit goldenen Bandeinlagen und goldgefütterter Marke "Thomas/Fowler/Dublin", mit Trophäen gravierte Schwanzschraubenblätter. Steinschlösser mit Boutet-Hähnen, rollengelagerten Batterien, Hahnsicherungen und leichten Randleistengravuren. Halbschäfte mit gravierten silbernen Garnituren, feiner Fischhaut und hölzernen Ladestöcken mit Horndoppern. Länge je 28 cm. In mit grünem, geschlissenem Samt ausgeschlagenem Kasten (ein Verschlusshaken fehlt), im Deckel Klebeetikett, darin Zubehör, bestehend aus Kugelzange, Zündkrautflasche, div. Werkzeugen, Kugelziehern, Ladestock u.a. Kastenmaße 39 x 22 x 7 cm. Siehe Sotheby's-Auktion 6./7.11.1985, Los 164.
A cased pair of flintlock pistols by Manton & Fowler, circa 1810
A cased pair of flintlock pistols by Manton & Fowler, circa 1810
Blued, octagonal barrels in 13 mm calibre, the Irish registration number "DU 563" on the top. The patent breechblocks with gold band inlays and gold-inlaid mark "Thomas/Fowler/Dublin". The tangs engraved with trophies. The flintlocks with Boutet cocks, frizzens on rollers, cock safeties and lightly engraved border strips. The half stocks with engraved silver furniture and fine chequering. Wooden ramrods with horn tips. Length of each 28 cm. The case lined in green, worn velvet (one fastening hooks is missing). An adhesive label in the lid. The case containing accessories, consisting of bullet mould, priming powder flask, various tools, bullet pullers, ramrod etc. Dimensions of the case 39 x 22 x 7 cm. See Sotheby's auction on 6/7 November 1985, lot 164.
Condition: II -
Auction house category:Handguns: flintlock and percussion
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