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Radschloss-Schießhammer, deutsch, um 1570/80

Lot 5428
07.05.2025 10:00UTC +02:00
Classic
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AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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ID 1417988
Lot 5428 | Radschloss-Schießhammer, deutsch, um 1570/80
Radschloss-Schießhammer, deutsch, um 1570/80
Kurzer, vierkantiger Schnabel, die Seiten jeweils mit schmalen Zierkehlungen. Am Ansatz mit Messing plattierte, tiefe Kehlungen. Rechteckige Tülle, der Hammerkopf ebenfalls mit messingplattierten Kehlungen versehen. Kupferverlöteter, quadratischer Schaft mit eingesetztem Lauf mit glatter Seele im Kaliber 8,5 mm. An der rechten Seite verschraubtes Radschloss mit Kippsicherung und gefedertem Pfannendeckel mit Auslöseknopf. Aufgesetzte Visierung, die Ziellinie durch eine Öffnung im Hammerkopf verlaufend. An der Gegenseite verschraubter, klappbarer Stoßdorn mit schlanker Dreikantklinge, darunter geschwungene Fangriemenöse. Originaler, gedrechselter Holzgriff mit kleiner oktagonaler Brechscheibe, Knauf mit Messingbeschlag. Aufwändig auf Museumsniveau gereinigt und restauriert. Der klappbare Dorn mit Halterung modern ergänzt. Länge 66 cm.
Seltene Renaissance-Kombinationswaffe. Eine in Augsburg gefertigte Reiteraxt mit ähnlichem Radschloss-Schießmechanismus befindet sich in der Sammlung der Dresdener Rüstkammer (Inv. Nr. T 78). Vgl. auch Lewerken, Heinz-Werner, Kombinationswaffen des 15. - 19. Jhdts., Berlin 1989, S. 6 - 11.
A German horseman's shooting hammer with wheellock mechanism, circa 1570/80
A German horseman's shooting hammer with wheellock mechanism, circa 1570/80
Short fluke of square section, the sides decorated with narrow fullers. At the base deep brass-plated fullers. Rectangular socket, the hammer head equally decorated with brass-plated fullers. Copper-soldered, square haft with inserted barrel with smooth bore in 8.5 mm calibre. On the right side a screw-mounted wheellock with drop safety and spring-loaded pan cover with release button. Dovetailed front sight, the target line going through an opening in the hammer head. On the opposite side a screw-mounted, foldable thrusting spike with slender blade of triangular section, underneath it a curved lanyard loop. Original, turned wooden grip with small octagonal guard disc, pommel with brass fittings. Elaborately cleaned and restored according to museum standards. The foldable spike with mount a modern replacement. Length 66 cm.
Rare Renaissance combination weapon. A horseman’s axe with a similar wheellock shooting mechanism crafted in Augsburg can be found in the collection of the Dresden Armoury (inv. No. T 78). Cf. also Heinz-Werner Lewerken, Kombinationswaffen des 15. - 19. Jhdts., Berlin 1989, p. 6 - 11.
Condition: II +
Auction house category:Axes, hatchets and maces
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