Karabiner M 1871 System Mauser, transformé Daudeteau - photo 1

Karabiner M 1871 System Mauser, transformé Daudeteau

Lot 8709
29.11.2023 10:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 8709 | Karabiner M 1871 System Mauser, transformé Daudeteau
Estimate value
€ 300
Kal. 6,5mm Daudeteau, Nr. 2507, Schloss und System nummerngleich. Blanker Lauf. Fertigung 1876, ursprüngliche Indienststellung 1877. Treppen-Leitervisier, skaliert bis 1.000 m. Laufwurzel signiert "S.F.A.P. / St. Denis". Originale, dünne Brünierung partiell fleckig. Nussholzschaft mit deutlichen Gebrauchsspuren, eiserner Abzugsbügel. Entladestock. Von Uruguay Ende des 19. Jhdts. aufgekauft und von der Société Française d'Armes Portatives (S.F.A.P.) in St. Denis für Uruguay auf das kleinere Kaliber modifiziert. Interessantes Sammlerstück. Länge 104 cm.
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Gewehr 71/84 Erfurt, 1887
Cal. 11,15x60R M71, SN. 6837, nicht nummerngleich. Fertigung Erfurt 1887. Rauer Lauf, auf der Laufwurzel div. kaiserliche Abnahmen. Oben bezeichnet Krone und "Erfurt", links Krone und "F.W". Auf der Hülse bezeichnet "I.G. Mod. 71/84". Metallteile stark patiniert und flugrostig. Dunkelbrauner Nussholzschaft mit div. Abnahmen, mit den üblichen Gebrauchsspuren. Schaftkappe brüniert. Darauf Truppenstempel "62.R.E.3.1". Länge 129 cm.
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Condition: III
Place of origin:German Empire
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