Lange Radschlosspistole, Niederlande, um 1640/50 - photo 1

Lange Radschlosspistole, Niederlande, um 1640/50

Lot 1413
04.11.2025 10:00UTC +01:00
Classic
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AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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ID 1478246
Lot 1413 | Lange Radschlosspistole, Niederlande, um 1640/50
Lange Radschlosspistole, Niederlande, um 1640/50
Schlanker, achtkantiger, in Rund übergehender Lauf mit glatter Seele im Kaliber 13,5 mm. Über der Kammer geschlagen "IK". Schloss mit leicht gewölbter Platte, gefederter Pfannendeckel mit Auslöseknopf. Auf dem Rad fein gravierte Markierung "S" zur Anzeige des Spannzustandes. Schaft aus Ebenholz(?), der untere Teil des Kolbens alt angesetzt. Kleiner Riss zwischen Abzugsbügel und Schloss, mehrere kleine Spannungsrisse entlang des Vorderschaftes. Glatte eiserne Garnitur. Originaler Ladestock aus ebonisiertem Holz mit eiserner Dopperhülse. Länge 69,5 cm.
Die Marke "IK" kann eventuell dem Büchsenmacher Jan Kitsen zugeschrieben werden, der um 1640/50 in Maastricht tätig war. Eine andere Deutungsmöglichkeit wäre Jan Knoop (1615-88), der als Büchsenmacher in Utrecht nachgewiesen ist. Eine ähnliche Pistole aus seiner Werkstatt befand sich in der Visser Collection, siehe Band I, S. 514.
A long Dutch wheellock pistol, circa 1640/50
A long Dutch wheellock pistol, circa 1640/50
Slender barrel, octagonal then round, with smooth bore in 13.5 mm calibre. The breech struck with "IK". Lock with slightly domed plate, spring-loaded pan cover with release button. The wheel with finely engraved mark "S" to indicate the cocking position. Ebony (?) stock, the lower part of the butt an old replacement. Small crack between trigger guard and lock, several minor shrinkage cracks along the forestock. Smooth iron furniture. Original ramrod of ebonised wood with iron tip. Length 69.5 cm.
The mark "IK" might be ascribed to the gunsmith Jan Kitsen, who worked in Maastricht around 1640/50. Another possible interpretation would be Jan Knoop (1615-88), who is recorded as gunsmith in Utrecht. A similar pistol from his workshop was part of the Visser Collection, see vol. I, p. 514.
Condition: II +
Auction house category:Handguns: matchlock and wheellock
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