ID 1321875
Lot 9469 | Gewehr Werder M 1869, alte Art, Muster
Kal. 11,5x50R Werder, Nr. 543, bis auf die Nummer vollkommen unnummeriert, wohl Musterwaffe. Spiegelblanker Lauf mit Seitengewehrwarze. Das "Werder Rahmenvisier" skaliert 6 bis 12, links mit 5-4-3 markiert. Laufwurzel mit Abnahme "GF". Lauf mit dünner, teils beriebener und etwas fleckiger Brünierung, Beschlagteile grau gebeizt bzw. beriebene Brünierung. Schlosskasten mit Resten von Bläuung. Stramme Federn. Gewehr in nicht aptiertem Zustand im originalen Kaliber, aber schon mit der sog. "Krempenaufbohrung". Nussholzschaft mit geringen Tragespuren, Entladestock. Gewehr durch behutsame Reinigung zu verbessern. Länge 131cm.
Seltenes Gewehr, wohl Musterwaffe, in nahezu unberührter Erhaltung.
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A Werder M 1869 rifle, old style (first model)
A Werder M 1869 rifle, old style (first model)
Cal. 11,5x50R Werder, SN. 543, except for the number completely unnumbered, probably a sample rifle. Mirror-like bore with bayonet lug. The "Werder Rahmenvisier" scaled 6-12, marked 5-4-3 on the left. The barrel shank stamped "GF". Barrel with thin, partially rubbed and slightly spotty finish, the fittings stained grey and with rubbed finish. Receiver with traces of bluing. Taut springs. Rifle in unconverted condition in its original caliber, but already featuring the so-called "brim reaming". Walnut stock with slight traces of wear, discharging rod. Rifle can be improved by careful cleaning. Length 131 cm.
Rare firearm, probably a sample weapon in nearly untouched condition.
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Condition: II +
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