Seltene, vierläufige Steinschloss-Pistole von Henry Blyth in London um 1780. - photo 1
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Seltene, vierläufige Steinschloss-Pistole von Henry Blyth in London um 1780.

Lot 265
21.06.2024 11:30UTC +01:00
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Lot 265 | Seltene, vierläufige Steinschloss-Pistole von Henry Blyth in London um 1780.
Seltene, vierläufige Steinschloss-Pistole von Henry Blyth in London um 1780. Sog. Entenfußpistole. Vier gezogene, abschraubbare Rundläufe mit kanonierter Mündung und geschnittener Balusterunterteilung, am Rand durchnummeriert "1-2-3-4". Kaliber 11mm. Unterseitig jeder Lauf mit Abnahmepunze und graviertem Besitzer-Monogramm "W" unter Jagdhorn. Eisernes Kastenschloss mit floraler Ziergravur und Signatur "BLYTH LONDON" und zentralem Hahn, Pfannendeckel und Pfanne mit drei Zündkanälen (zum gleichzeitigen Abfeuern aller Läufe). Metallteile blank, minimal korrodiert. Hölzerner Griff mit gewissen Altersspuren, silberne Daumenauflage. Länge 22cm. Z 2- Seltene Ausführung mit vier Läufen auf gleicher Ebene. Vgl. Heer, Stöckel, Seite 115: Henry Blyth in London erwiesen 1753-1786. A rare original British Four Barrel Duck's Foot Flintlock Pistol by Blyth of London circa 1780.
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