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

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

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15.05.2024 09:00UTC +02:00
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Lot 1583 | Radschlosspistole, Kürassier-Regiment von Kaunitz-Rietberg, Suhl, um 1670
Radschlosspistole, Kürassier-Regiment von Kaunitz-Rietberg, Suhl, um 1670
Lauf achtkantig, in rund übergehend, Länge 33,7 cm, Kal. 15 mm. Der Kammerbereich links gemarkt "M.I", mit Beschuss "SVL" und Henne. Außenliegendes Rad mit einfacher Führung, die Schlossplatte gerundet, innen Marke "HN" über "X" (?), Pfanne mit Schiebedeckel, Hahn gewinkelt. Gefederter Abzug. Eisengarnitur mit Kolbenkappe, Abzugsbügel und einer Ladestockpfeife. Nussbaumschaft, in römischen Zahlen eingekerbte Waffennr. "8", Holzladestock mit Eisendopper. Länge 52,6 cm. Kleine Fehlstellen/Schäden am Schaft. Provenienz: Galerie Fischer, Luzern, Auktion 3.9.1935, Losnr. 124, Jagdkammer Reichsgraf von Kaunitz. Von 1935 bis 1942 Zeughaus Solothurn, seit 1942 Privatbesitz. Danach Auktion 51, 2006, Hermann Historica, Losnr. 741. Lit: Heer/Stockel Bd. III, S. 1706, 1707, Suhl.
Achtung: in diesem Kapitel finden Sie noch eine weitere Radschloßpistole sowie einen Radschloßkarabiner aus dieser Waffenkammer.
A wheellock pistol, Cuirasseer Regiment Kaunitz-Rietberg, Suhl, ca. 1670
A wheellock pistol, Cuirasseer Regiment Kaunitz-Rietberg, Suhl, ca. 1670
Barrel octagonal to round, length 33.7 cm, cal. 15 mm. The left-hand side of the chamber area marked "MI" with proof marks "SVL" and hen. Lock with external wheel with simple guidance. Rounded lock plate, on the inside marked "HN" over "X" (?). Pan with sliding cover. Angled cock. Spring loaded trigger. Iron furniture, with butt plate, trigger guard, and one ramrod thimble. Walnut stock with some minor damage, the underside marked "8" in Roman numbers. Wooden ramrod with iron tip. Total length 52.6 cm. Provenance: Gallery Fischer, Luzern, CH, auction 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. 741. See Heer/Stockel Vol. III, pp. 1706, 1707, Suhl.
Another wheellock pistol and a wheellock carbine from the same armory can also be found in this chapter.
Condition: II -
Place of origin:Austria
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