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Vierläufige Signalpistole, Gebr. Rempt

Lot 9664
09.05.2025 10:00UTC +02:00
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AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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ID 1420515
Lot 9664 | Vierläufige Signalpistole, Gebr. Rempt
Vierläufige Signalpistole, Gebr. Rempt
Kal. 4 (Signal), Nr. 533, Laufbündel mit vier Läufen, Laufseelen überwiegend blank, der 1. und 3. Lauf von oben an der Mündung gering flugrostig, durch behutsame Reinigung zu verbessern. Laufbündel nach oben abnehmbar, Lauflänge 90 mm. Linksseitig mit Arretiervorrichtung, darunter Beschuss Krone/"A", Adler sowie Krone/"B", das Kürzel "G.R." für Gebrüder Rempt und die Seriennummer. Die vermutlich originale Brünierung von Griff, Gehäuse und Laufbündel nahezu vollständig erhalten, stellenweise Tragespuren, insbesondere am Laufbündel. Die glatten Nussholzgriffschalen mit normalen Gebrauchsspuren. Der "Double Action"-Abzug betätigt bei jedem Durchdrücken jeweils den nächsten Schlagbolzen, Reihenfolge vom oberen zum nächsten unteren Lauf. Mechanik funktioniert soweit ersichtlich einwandfrei.
Rarität ersten Ranges. Von den ehemals am Ende des 1. Weltkriegs gefertigten 2.500 Stück sind heute nur noch etwa 25 bekannt. Vgl. auch Wolfgang Kern, "Deutsche Leucht- und Signalpistolen", S. 147 ff.
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A four-barreled signal pistol, Gebr. Rempt
A four-barreled signal pistol, Gebr. Rempt
Cal. 4 (Signal), SN. 533, Barrel set with four barrels, predominantly bright-bore, the first and third barrel slightly rusty from above at the muzzle, improvable by careful cleaning. Barrel set removable from the top, barrel length 90 mm. Locking mechanism on the left, underneath proof mark crown/"A", eagle and crown/"B", abbreviation "G.R." for Gebrüder Rempt and serial number. The probably original finish of the grip, casing and barrel set almost entirely preserved, partially with signs of handling, especially at the barrel set. The smooth walnut grip panels with normal signs of use. With each squeeze, the "double action" trigger activates the next firing pin, moving in succession from top to bottom. The mechanism seems to work properly.
Of utmost rarity. Only 25 of the 2,500 pistols produced at the end of the First World War are known to exist to this day. Cf. also Wolfgang Kern, "Deutsche Leucht- und Signalpistolen", p. 147 ff.
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Condition: II +
Place of origin:German Empire
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