Extrem seltene Schaschka M 1913, sogenanntes kaukasisches Modell für Kosaken-Offiziere, Zlatoust, Russland, um 1914 - photo 1

Extrem seltene Schaschka M 1913, sogenanntes kaukasisches Modell für Kosaken-Offiziere, Zlatoust, Russland, um 1914

Lot 3177
17.10.2023 10:00UTC +01:00
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€ 9 500
AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 3177 | Extrem seltene Schaschka M 1913, sogenanntes kaukasisches Modell für Kosaken-Offiziere, Zlatoust, Russland, um 1914
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€ 2 000
Leicht geschwungene Klinge mit zwei Zügen, terzseitig geätzte Zarenchiffre "N II", quartseitig russischer Doppeladler, am Klingenrücken geätzte Herstellermarke von Zlatoust "Zlat. Or. Fabr". Verziertes Gefäß aus Messing mit Zarenchiffre "N II", Zwischenstück aus geschwärztem Holz. Belederte Scheide aus Holz mit verzierten Beschlägen aus Messing. Klinge sichtlich narbig, sonst guter Zustand. Länge 90 cm.
Nach einigen Angaben aus russ. Archiven wurden in Zlatoust in der Zeit von 1913 bis 1917 nicht mehr als 100 solcher Schaschkas von kaukasischem Modell hergestellt.
Der Überlieferung nach aus der Sammlung Evgeny Mollo (1904 - 1985) stammend.


Keywords: Russland, russisch, Russian, Russia, Russe, Russie, Petersburg, Moskau, Moscow,

An extremely rare Russian shashka M 1913, so-called Caucasian model for Cossack officers, Zlatoust, circa 1914
Slightly curved blade with two fullers, the obverse etched with "N II" cipher for Tsar Nicholas II, the reverse with the Russian double eagle, the back of the blade etched with the maker's mark of Zlatoust "Zlat. Or. Fabr". Decorated brass hilt with "N II" cipher, grip of blackened wood. Leather covered wood scabbard with decorated brass mounts. Blade visibly pitted, otherwise in good condition. Length 90 cm.
According to information from Russian archives, no more than 100 Caucasian-style shashkas were manufactured in Zlatoust from 1913 to 1917.
Allegedly from the collection of Evgeny Mollo (1904 - 1985).
Condition: II - III


Keywords: Russland, russisch, Russian, Russia, Russe, Russie, Petersburg, Moskau, Moscow,
Auction house category:Russia: Tsarist Empire
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