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Steinschlossbüchse von Johann Hamann in Ansbach um 1740

Lot 304
17.09.2021 11:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerLandshuter Rüstkammer GmbH & Co.KG
Event locationGermany, Landshut
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Lot 304 | Steinschlossbüchse von Johann Hamann in Ansbach um 1740
Steinschlossbüchse von Johann Hamann in Ansbach um 1740. Blanker, gezogener Achtkantlauf im Kaliber 12mm. Eingeschobenes Visier in Messing und Korn in Eisen. Über der Kammer sehr qualtiätvolle Ätzgravur einer Edeldame mit Gewehr und Jagdhund auf Rankenpodest. Mittig signiert "HAMANN A ANSPACH". Überaus qualtiätvoll eisengeschnittenes und graviertes Steinschloss, die Platte verziert mit Hirschjagd und Jäger mit Hund, signiert "HAMANN A ANSPACH". Der Hahn mit Schlangenkopf verziert. Intakt. Beschnitzter Nussbaumschaft mit Kolbenfach (Deckel mit geschnitztem Fratzengesicht) und überaus qualitätvollen feuervergoldeten Beschlägen. Das relevierte Gegenblech mit Jagdhund, Buttos und Stadtansicht, das Kolbenblech mit antikem Krieger und Figurenstaffage. Stecher-Abzug. Ladestock in Holz. Länge 110,5cm. Z 2+. Vgl. Heer, Der Neue Stöckel, Seite 489. Schöne Fertigungsqualität und Zustand. A very fine German Flinktlock sporting rifle by Johann Hamann in Ansbach circa 1740
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