Verbeinte Armbrust mit Zahnstangenwinde, Schweiz, 17./19. Jhdt. - photo 1
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Verbeinte Armbrust mit Zahnstangenwinde, Schweiz, 17./19. Jhdt.

Lot 5599
07.05.2025 10:00UTC +02:00
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€ 4 000
AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 5599 | Verbeinte Armbrust mit Zahnstangenwinde, Schweiz, 17./19. Jhdt.
Verbeinte Armbrust mit Zahnstangenwinde, Schweiz, 17./19. Jhdt.
Kräftiger, fest eingebundener Stahlbogen, an der oberen Schmalseite zweimal der Herstellerstempel "J. Brutsche". Hanfsehne mit Schutzwicklungen. Gebauchte Säule aus feinmaserigem Holz, Ober- und Unterseite mit poliertem Hirschhorn belegt, eingefasst von begleitenden Bändern aus rotbraunem Holz. Eiserne, im Faden laufende Nuss, mehrachsiges Schloss mit zwei Stechkanälen und Auslösemechanismus nach dem Prinzip des deutschen Stechers, Klappabzug. Die Umwicklung des Abzugsbügels und die Fangschnur des Bogens aus rot-weißem Faden. Aus der späten Gebrauchszeit stammen Bogen, Einbund, Sehne, Nuss, Bolzenhalter, Klappvisier (Diopter) und die hölzerne Kolbenverlängerung (Schlagstempel "23"). Teilweise leicht beschädigt, Altreparaturen. Bogenweite 60 cm, Gesamtlänge 78 cm. Weiterhin die zugehörige, circa 36 cm lange, intakte Zahnstangenwinde mit oben offenem Gehäuse, dreispeichigem Rad, Holzgriff, Windbausch, dreieckigem Zeigerplättchen und Gürtelhaken.
Komplette Armbrust vom Typ der halben Rüstung mit zugehöriger Winde von einer städtischen Schweizer Armbrustschützengesellschaft, in der die Waffe lange benutzt und immer wieder instand gesetzt wurde. Vergleichsstücke im Landesmuseum Zürich.
A Swiss bone-inlaid crossbow with cranequin, 17th/19th century
A Swiss bone-inlaid crossbow with cranequin, 17th/19th century
Sturdy, firmly interlaced steel prod, the manufacturer's stamp "J. Brutsche" showing twice on the upper, narrow edge. Hemp bowstring with protective windings. The bellied tiller made of finely grained wood, the top and bottom veneered in polished staghorn, trimmed with accompanying strips of reddish brown wood. The nut made of iron and secured with thread, multi-axle lock with two channels and release mechanism according to the principle of the German release. Folding trigger. The winding of the trigger guard and the lanyard of the prod made of red and white thread. The prod, anchors, string, nut, bolt channel, folding sight (aperture sight) and the wooden butt extension (stamped "23") all date from the late period of use. Slightly damaged in places, old repairs. Width of the bow 60 cm, total length 78 cm. Moreover, the crossbow includes the associated, approx. 36 cm, intact rack-and-pinion cranequin, the housing open at the top, three-spoke wheel, wooden handle, windlass, triangular pointer plate and belt hook.
Complete crossbow of the half armour type with associated cranequin from a municipal Swiss crossbow shooting society, which used the weapon for many years and repeatedly repaired it. Similar crossbows can be found in the Swiss National Museum in Zurich.
Condition: II
Auction house category:Crossbows and accessories
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