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Verbeinter Radschloss-Puffer, vermutlich Nürnberg um 1580 - ex Sammlung Dr. Dagobert Runes New York

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Lot 312 | Verbeinter Radschloss-Puffer, vermutlich Nürnberg um 1580 - ex Sammlung Dr. Dagobert Runes New York
Verbeinter Radschloss-Puffer, vermutlich Nürnberg um 1580 - ex Sammlung Dr. Dagobert Runes New York. Achtkantiger, nach geschnittenem Baluster in rundübergehender und blanker Lauf mit leicht gestauchter Mündung. Glatte Seele im Kaliber 14 mm. Schloss mit außenliegendem Rad, geschnittenen Federn und schiebbarem Pfannendeckel, bauchig-gewinkelter Hahn mit Rankenzier, wie teilweise auf der Schlossinnenseite. Reste einer Marke. Vollschäftung aus Nussbaumholz im schwarz-weißen Dekor, wohl funiert und mit reichen Einlagen aus graviertem und geschwärztem Bein und Horn. Ganzflächiger Dekor mit mehrlagigen Rollwerk- und Schuppenbändern, am Kolbenrücken antike Gesichter, Schaftrückseite mit zusätzlich zwei Tierdarstellungen. Am Vorderschaft die beiden Ladestockpfeifen aus graviertem Bein und wohl beide Zierbänder ergänzt. Der Kugelknauf mit umlaufenden Zierscheiben, dekoriert mit gravierten Kriegerköpfen, ergänzt durch aufgelegte, reich profilierte und vergoldete Messingzierbänder. Knaufplatte mit Löwenkopfrelief. Geschnittener, gerundeter Abzugsbügel und Abzugsstange in Eisen. Hölzerner Ladestock mit Eisendopper. Länge 50,5cm. Altersspuren. Z 2- Qualitätvolle, teilweise restaurierte Waffe. A fine German wheellock puffer with rich bone inlays, probably Nuremberg circa 1580, some restaurations. Provenance: The Dr. Dagobert D. Runes Collection, New York City – Important Firearms sold at Sotheby’s London 1964 lot 16 and at Hermann Historica Munich 1988 Auktion 18 Lot 757 for circa 22.000 DM
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