Radschloss-Müllerbüchse, deutsch, um 1690 - photo 1

Radschloss-Müllerbüchse, deutsch, um 1690

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16.05.2024 10:00UTC +02:00
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Hermann Historica
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Germany, Grasbrunn / München
ID 1200250
Lot 1979 | Radschloss-Müllerbüchse, deutsch, um 1690
Radschloss-Müllerbüchse, deutsch, um 1690
Achtkantiger, mittig leicht eingezogener Lauf mit achtfach gezogener Seele im Kaliber 13,5 cm. Eingeschobene Visierung aus Messing. Auf der Laufoberseite geschlagene Signatur "V.RODER", am Laufansatz geschlagene Marke "CR" mit Blüte. Über der Kammer in Messing eingelegte Streifen mit graviertem floralen Dekor, davor ovale Messingeinlage mit umlaufender Inschrift "Des Morgens für gar stolz geht der edel Hirsch zu Holtz". Schloss mit innenliegendem Rad, gefederter Pfannendeckel mit Auslöseknopf. Auf der Schlossplatte gravierte militärische Belagerungsszene, Darstellung eines Soldaten, mit einem Mörser eine Stadt beschießend. Abzug mit justierbarem Stecher. Leicht verschnittene Vollschäftung aus Nussbaumholz mit Nase aus Bein (poliertes Hirschhorn). Auf der Wange in Messing eingelegte Figur eines Feldherrn mit militärischen Trophäen. Kolben mit Kolbenfach, glatte eiserne Garnitur. Originaler hölzerner Ladestock mit Beindopper. Länge 110,5 cm.
A German wheellock rifle ("Müller-Büchse"), circa 1690
A German wheellock rifle ("Müller-Büchse"), circa 1690
Octagonal, slightly swamped barrel rifled with eight grooves in 13.5 cm calibre. Dovetailed brass sights. The top of the barrel with stamped "V. RODER" signature, the base of the barrel with stamped "CR" mark and blossom. Brass inlaid stripe with engraved floral décor at the breech, the oval brass inlay surrounded by the inscription "Des Morgens für gar stolz geht der edel Hirsch zu Holtz". Lock with internal wheel, spring-loaded pan cover with release button. The lockplate engraved with a siege scene, depicting soldiers firing at a town with a mortar. Adjustable set trigger. Slightly carved walnut full stock with horn nose (polished staghorn). Brass inlaid figure of a commander with military trophies on the cheekpiece. Butt stock with patchbox, smooth iron furniture. Original wooden ramrod with bone tip. Length 110.5 cm.
Condition: I - II
Auction house category:Long guns: matchlock and wheellock
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