Radschlosskarabiner, Kürassier-Regiment von Kaunitz-Rietberg, Suhl, um 1670 - photo 1

Radschlosskarabiner, Kürassier-Regiment von Kaunitz-Rietberg, Suhl, um 1670

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Lot 1570 | Radschlosskarabiner, Kürassier-Regiment von Kaunitz-Rietberg, Suhl, um 1670
Radschlosskarabiner, Kürassier-Regiment von Kaunitz-Rietberg, Suhl, um 1670
Rundlauf, Länge 64,3 cm, Kal. 16 mm, Kammerdrittel achtkantig, Herzmarke, seitlich Beschuss "SVL", Henne. Standvisier und Korn aus Eisen. Schloss mit aussenliegendem Rad, einfache Radführung, die Schlossplatte gerundet, Marke innen "SF" mit Schlange an einem T-förmigen Stab. Pfanne mit Schiebedeckel, Hahn gewinkelt. Gefederter Abzug. Eisengarnitur, halbe Kolbenkappe, eine Ladestockpfeife. Nussbaumschaft, in römischen Zahlen die gekerbte Waffennr. "82", Holzladestock mit Eisendopper. Länge 99,5 cm. Provenienz: erst Galerie Fischer, Luzern, Auktion 3.9.1935, Losnr. 123, Jagdkammer Reichsgraf von Kaunitz, 1935 - 1942 Zeughaus Solothurn, seit 1942 Privatbesitz. Dann Hermann Historica, A51, Okt. 2006m Losnr. 740.
Mit der Nummer "82" handelt es sich um den Radschlosskarabiner mit der höchsten bekannten Waffennummer dieser Serie. Lit: Heer/Stockel I, S. 414, Marke 4122, gleiche Werkstatt und Meisterfamilie "F" mit Schlangenstab, III, S. 1706, Marke Nr. 1666, Suhl.
In seinem Schloss Neuschloss richtete Kaunitz eine Jagd- und Waffenkammer ein, welche von der Galerie Fischer in Luzern 1935 verauktioniert wurde. Am 3. Sept. 1935 wurden 23 Radschlosskarabiner (Kat.Nr. 123) und 35 Radschlosspistolen (Kat.Nr. 124) en bloc vom Alten Zeughaus in Solothurn erworben und später zum Teil verkauft, zum Teil getauscht. Alle militärischen Schusswaffen aus der Jagd- und Waffenkammer der Kaunitz-Rietberg weisen auf den Schäften eine alte Kerbnummerierung in römischen Zahlen auf, bei den bekannten Karabinern im Bereich von 4 - 82, bei den Pistolen 10 - 49. Bitte beachten Sie auch die beiden Radschloßpistolen aus dieser Serie in diesem Kapitel!
Lit. Dolleczek, Monographie..., 1896/1970, S.59 - 60. Gabriel, Hand- und Faustfeuerwaffen, Wien 1990, S. 23 - 24, 194 - 195, 438 - 439, ähnliche Radschlosswaffen. Beaufort-Spontin, Harnisch und Waffe Europas, 1982, S. 48 - 69, speziell S. 60. (Texte und Beschreibungen Jürg A. Meier, Zürich).
A wheellock carbine, Cuirasseer Regiment Kaunitz-Rietberg, Suhl, ca. 1670
A wheellock carbine, Cuirasseer Regiment Kaunitz-Rietberg, Suhl, ca. 1670
Barrel octagonal to round, length 64.3 cm, cal. 16 mm, marked with a heart and "SVL" / hen proof marks. Iron sights. External wheel with simple guidance, rounded lock plate, on the inside marked "SF" and a serpent on a T-shaped staff. Pan with sliding cover. Angled cock. Spring-loaded trigger. Iron furniture, half butt plate, one ramrod thimble. Walnut stock marked "82" in Roman numerals. Wooden ramrod with iron tip. Total length 99.5 cm. Provenance: Gallery Fischer, Luzern, CH, auctioned on Sept. 3, 1935, lot No. 123 ("The Kaunitz Armory"), purchased by the Solothurn Armory, sold in 1942 to a private collector. Subsequently sold in Auction 51 of Hermann Historica in 2006, lot Nr. 740.
With serial number "82" this is the wheellock carbine with the highest number known of this series. See Heer/Stockel I, p. 414, mark 4122, the same shop and master family "F" with the serpent on the staff. III, p. 1706, Mark 1666, Suhl.
Two wheellock pistols from the same armory can also be found in this chapter.
Condition: II +
Place of origin:Austria
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