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Seltene Hakenbüchse mit Eisenschwanz, Schweiz und Österreich um 1470

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22.09.2023 11:30UTC +02:00
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Landshuter Rüstkammer GmbH & Co.KG
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Germany, Landshut
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Lot 271 | Seltene Hakenbüchse mit Eisenschwanz, Schweiz und Österreich um 1470
Seltene Hakenbüchse mit Eisenschwanz, Schweiz und Österreich um 1470. Eisengeschmiedetes, glattes Rundrohr mit zylindrischem Mündungswulst und kantig-schlanker Handhabe (Eisenschwanz). Leichtes Doppelliniendekor. Kaliber 23mm. Vor der Mündung unterseitig angesetzter Haken. Seitliches Zündloch mit kleiner Pulverpfanne. Oberseitig tief eingeschlagene Schmiedemarke am Kammerende. Im Ansatz leicht gekrümmte, längliche Handhabe, am Ende sich verjüngend und mit kleinem Spitz (eventuell Rest eines Ringabschlusses). Länge 152cm. Altersspuren. Z 2- Dieses Modell mit Eisenschwanz (mit und ohne Ringabschluß) ist mehrfach in der Literatur erfasst und in Museen der Schweiz und Österreich erhalten, u.a. in der Waffensammlung des Hist. Museums in Bern, Dr.Wegeli, Fernwaffen, Nr. 2198 Seite 156 und Tafel IV, gleiche Schmiedemarke Nr. 209. Und im Schweizerischen Landesmuseum in Zürich, Waffensammlung, Dr. Geßler, Tafel 43, gleiche Schmiedemarke. Ein weiteres Exemplar auch im Bestand des Heeresgeschichtlichen Museums Wien, E.Gabriel, Katalog Nr. 8. Und auch bei Robert Forrer. Aus einer namhaften österreichischen Sammlung
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