Verbeinte Radschloss-Büchse, deutsch Sachsen um 1620 - photo 1
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Verbeinte Radschloss-Büchse, deutsch Sachsen um 1620

Lot 309
17.09.2021 11:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerLandshuter Rüstkammer GmbH & Co.KG
Event locationGermany, Landshut
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Lot 309 | Verbeinte Radschloss-Büchse, deutsch Sachsen um 1620
Verbeinte Radschloss-Büchse, deutsch Sachsen um 1620. Sternförmig gezogener Achtkantlauf mit leicht gestauchter Mündung im Kaliber 14mm mit Eisenkorn und kleinem Standvisier, über der Kammer eingeschlagene Buchstaben "I K". Blankes, leicht geschnittenes Radschloss mit außenliegendem Rad, gewinkeltem Hahn mit Fingerschlaufe und Tierkopf, schiebbarem Pfannendeckel mit Drücker. Dunkler Holzschaft mit allseitigen und zahlreichen, gravierten Einlagen aus Horn, Bein und Perlmutt. Kantiger Kolben mit fein graviertem Kolbenfachdeckel, Kolbenplatte graviert mit Sächsischem Wappenschild und eiserner Standkugel. Verschiedenartige gravierte, teilweise gedunkelte Einlagen mit Tieren, Fabelwesen, Ranken mit Kreisaugen, Kolbenrückseite mit geflügeltem Menschen (Hermes?), sowie weitere Tiere und Ranken. Kanteneinrahmung in hellem Bein. Gefingerter Abzugsbügel in Eisen mit Stecher. Ladestock mit graviertem Beindopper (alt) ergänzt. Länge 102cm. Altersspuren. Z 2- Partiell überarbeitete, dekorative und qualitätvolle Waffe. A fine decorated German Wheellock Sporting rifle circa 1620
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