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Lot 1802
Briefmarken Sammlungauflösung, Bund Berlin In einem Umzugskarton sehr viel Material. Enthalten ist Bund im Vordruckalbum, Berlin im Vordruckalbum. Kleiner Karton voll mit nicht geöffneten Tüten. Meist Markenhefte Wohlfahrt, Sport, Diakonie. Ferner großer Posten 10er Bögen 90er Jahre postfrisch. Meist doppelt. Noch ein wenig Frankaturbund dabei. Bitte unbedingt anschauen. Dissolution of stamps collection, Bund Berlin - A lot of material in a moving box. Bund is included in the preprinted album, Berlin in the preprinted album. Small box full of unopened bags. Mostly stamp issues welfare, sports, social welfare work. Furthermore a large lot of 10 sheets of 90's mint. Mostly double. A little bit of franking included. Please have a look at it.
Lot 1800
Schweiz postfrisch, Frankaturware ab ca. 1971 im Album und Schachtel (hier meist in Tütchen der Schweizer Postverwaltung), dabei auch gestickte Marke (Mi. 1726) und 'Holzmarke' (Mi. 1889). Frankaturwert (ohne Zuschläge) ca. 680.- CHF. Switzerland mint, franked goods from approx. 1971 - in album and box (here mostly in bags of the Swiss postal administration), also embroidered stamp (Mi. 1726) and 'Holzmarke' (Mi. 1889). Franking value (without surcharges) approx. 680.- CHF.
Lot 1005
Briefmarke Dt. Kaiserreich 1872 Mi.Nr. 24 mit Schraubkopfabdruck. Die Marke ist farbfrisch, sehr gut geprägt, fehlerfreie, postfrische Erhaltung. Neues Fotoattest Jäschke-Lantelme. Katalogwert mind. ca. 3200,- Stamp German Empire 1872 - Mi.Nr. 24 with screw head print. The stamp is color fresh, very well stamped, flawless, mint condition. New photo certificate Jäschke-Lantelme. Catalog value min. approx. 3200,-
Lot 1435
Briefmarkenalbum Australische Staaten 1851 Neusüdwales. EInsteckbuch mit schönem Markenbestand postfrisch und gestempelt. Vom Einlieferer genau beschrieben. Interessantes Buch für den Koloniensammler. Hoher Katalogwert. Stamp Album Australian States 1851, New South Wales. Stock book with beautiful stock of stamps unmounted mint and stamped. Exactly described by the supplier. Interesting book for the colony collector. High catalog value.
Lot 1438
Briefmarkenalbum Guernsey Sehr ansprechende postfrische Sammlung von 1969 bis ca. 1994. Aufgelockert wurde die Sammlung durch Briefe und Kleinbögen. Im Anschluss mit etwas Alderney. Stamp album Guernsey - A very pleasing mint collection from 1969 to about 1994, with letters and small sheets. Afterwards with some Alderney.
Lot 1808
Postfrische Sammlung BRD 1949-ca. 1999 Postfrische Sammlung in 10 Lindner Ringbindern mit Vordruckblättern neues System. Die Sammlung ist komplett bis auf den Posthornsatz und aufgelockert durch Briefe und MH. Aufgrund des Gewichtes nur für Selbstabholer. Bitte bei Gebotsabgabe beachten. Anmounted mint collection FRG 1949- approx. 1999 - Mint collection in 10 Lindner ring binders with form sheets new system. The collection is complete except the post horn set and loosened up by letters and stamp booklets. Due to the weight only for self collectors. Please note when bidding.
Lot 1402
Vignetten, Verschlussmarken, Fiskalmarken, alles was man unter Erinnophilie oder 'Cinderellas' versteht, ab ca. 1900 bis 1980er-Jahre, dabei ein Originalbogen (50 Stück) der Spendenmarke für die Olympiade 1952 in Helsinki und einige Briefe/Karten mit Vignetten. Insgesamt wohl einige hundert Stück. Vignettes, revenue stamps, fiscal stamps, everything what one understands by Erinnophilie or 'Cinderellas', from about 1900 to the 1980s, including an original sheet (50 pieces) of the donation stamp for the Olympics 1952 in Helsinki and some letters/cards with vignettes. Altogether probably several hundred pieces.
Lot 1429
Briefmarkenalbum BRD 1949-1974 Schöne komplette postfrische Sammlung im Sieger Vordruckalbum. Mit Posthorn geprüft Grabowski/Schlegel. Heuss 50iger und 60er geprüft Schlegel. Michel - Nr. 285 geprüft. Katalogwert ca. 4500,-€ Stamp album FRG 1949-1974 - Beautiful complete mint collection in the Sieger preprinted album. With post horn expertised Grabowski/Schlegel. Heuss 50s and 60s expertised mallets. Michel - No. 285 expertised. Catalogue value about 4500,-€.
Lot 446
dating: 1915 provenance: Austria, Knight Cross III class, in gilded and enameled bronze. Crossed swords on the triangular ribbon. In original case marked in gold 'Österr. Kaiserlicher Orden der Eisenen Krone III. Classe'. Lined with velvet and white silk, with golden stamp and old label, hand-marked 'Z 2344/1915 ......... Löwenstein'. Together with a miniature without laurel branches. height 6 cm.
Lot 524
dating: 1878 provenance: USA, Round, rifled, 27', cal. 44 rimfire barrel, with remains of company's address, 'KING'S IMPROVEMENT' and patents, with stamp 'J'. Core with some pitting, visible groove. Fore-sight, adjustable and foldaway rear sight. Brass frame, upper tang with single screw, external serial number '111xxx' behind the trigger, marks 'BL', in working order. Magazine for 24', smooth, wooden fore-end. Three bands. Smooth, wooden butt, butt side engraved 'TK' on the right. Brass butt-plate with gate. See 'Flayderman's Guide' 9th Edition, page 307, 5K-032. length 117,5 cm.
Lot 526
dating: 1878 provenance: USA, Round, rifled, cal. 44 rimfire barrel, with company's address and patents in two lines, with marking 'KING'S IMPROVEMENT', provided with fore-sight on the band and adjustable rear sight in two heights; brass frame, trigger, iron cock and lever, serial number '118xxx'; wooden butt and fore-end, the first with remains of a stamp on the left side, brass butt-plate complete with dismountable ramrod inside. Saddle ring on the left side. length 99,7 cm.
Lot 528
dating: 1860-66 provenance: USA, Octagonal, rifled, 24', cal. 44 centerfire barrel, with traces of finishing, provided with white metal fore-sight, marked on the back 'HENRY'S PATENT OCT. 16. 1860 / MANUFACT'D BY THE NEWHAVEN ARMS CO. NEWHAVEN CT.' and with serial number '7xxx'. Core in good conditions with well-defined groove. Foldaway and adjustable rear sight. Tubular magazine, integrated in the barrel (revolving front part, for charging), complete with iron spring and brass lever. Brass frame with rear extractor. In working order. Loading lever complete with locking mechanism, lower tang with stamp 'E'. Walnut butt with iron loop for the strap on the left side (the second loop mounted on magazine's side). Brass butt-plate with gate. A rare, iron, dismountable ramrod inside. A fine example of one of the most sought-after rifles in the field of antique American arms collecting. See 'Flayderman's Guide' 9th Edition. Pages 305-306 (5K-023). length 111 cm.
Lot 544
dating: 1871 - 1877 provenance: USA, Round, cal. 22 rimfire barrel for 2-3/8', with company's marking in two lines and fore-sight. Smooth, seven-shot cylinder; brass frame, spur-trigger, caption '22 CAL.' on the left side, unreadable stamp, smooth, wooden grip scales. In working order. SN '29xxx' matching on the grip and barrel. Model without extractor. length 15 cm.
Lot 547
dating: 1879 provenance: London, Round, rifled, cal. 38 Colt barrel for 3-1/2', with fore-sight, remains of marking 'COLT D.A. 38' on the left side and company's address in Hartford and 'DEPOT 14. PALL MALL LONDON' on the back. Fluted, six-shot cylinder, London test-bed stamp. Frame with patents marking on the left side. In working order both in single and double action. Hard-rubber grip scales with remains of rampant horse and strong signs of use. SN '15xxx' on the frame, trigger-guard and grip. Remains of old nickel-plating. Variant for British market, see 'Flayderman's Guide', 9th Edition, pages 108-109, 5B-184. length 20,5 cm.
Lot 564
dating: about 1855 provenance: USA, Model 2. Octagonal, rifled, cal. 28 barrel for 3-1/2', with company's address and patent on the back among crossed and stamp portraying the pointing hand, fore-sight. Five-shot cylinder with remains of engravings. Smooth frame. Spur-trigger. Wooden grip scales (small part missing). Remains of antique bluing. Serial number '3xxx' matching on the barrel, grip and cylinder. In a wooden case, lined with velvet, provided with bullet mold (pitting) and box for primers. length 20,5 cm.
Lot 567
dating: 1852 provenance: USA, Octagonal, cal. 31 barrel for 3', with brass fore-sight, remains of marking among the curly brackets 'ADDRESS SAM COLT...' (the rest is unreadable). Model without cartridge rammer. Smooth, five-shot cylinder. In working order. Brass grip straps with remains of finishing, stamp 'K'. Frame with 'COLTS PATENT'. Wooden grip. Refreshed finishing. Pitting. SN '49xxx' matching on the frame, barrel, grip straps and cylinder. length 20,5 cm.
Lot 576
dating: about 1870 provenance: USA, Round, rifled, 13 mm cal. barrel, with anchor stamp at the base, 'I' and 'W.D.W.'. Frame with company's marking on the left side and patents of 1864 and 1866. Martial markings 'P' and 'F.C.W.' on the right. Functioning rolling block bolt and hammer. Wooden grip, wooden fore-end, shortened. The pistol is mounted with a device whose purpose is unclear (probably recovery of shooting gas) at the nozzle, which is modified with holes; all in brass, with large ring-nut and magazine for gas recovery connected to the barrel. Probably an experimental specimen or an antique artisan modification. Curios and scarce. length 28,5 cm.
Lot 578
dating: circa 1860 - 1890 provenance: USA, Block of four, rifled, swiveling, cal. 32 rimfire barrels in one piece; Remington manufacture marking and Elliot patent on the lateral ribs, white metal fore-sight on the back. Mechanics to be reviewed. Frame with ring-trigger, stamp 'B'. Wooden grip scales. length 13 cm.
Lot 579
dating: 1875-1890 provenance: USA, Barrels for 7-1/2', with marking 'E. Remington & Sons, Ilion. N.Y. U.S.A.', caliber 44. Stamp '*'. Visible groove, signs of use. Six-shot, fluted cylinder, stamped 'R'. Iron trigger-guard. Not clearly readable numbers inside the grip '45xx'. Thick, wooden grip scales stamped with a cross (?), a gilded disk on the left side at the screw lock, with unreadable stamp. In working order. Grip with a loop. length 33,5 cm.
Lot 583
dating: 1863 - 1875 provenance: USA, Octagonal, rifled, cal. 44 barrel, with fore-sight, marked with patents in address in two lines and 'NEW MODEL', stamps 'R' and 'P', numbered '92xxx'. Smooth, six-shot cylinder, with remains of unreadable stamp. Frame with remains of mark 'W', traces of the same stamp on the cartridge rammer lever. Brass trigger-guard. Wooden grip scales (with restores?). Some pitting. Signs of use inside, visible groove. length 35 cm.
Lot 584
dating: Third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: USA, Octagonal, rifled, cal. 44 barrel, with fore-sight, marking of patents and address in two lines and 'NEW MODEL', stamps 'C' and 'L', numbered '46xxx'. Smooth six-shot cylinder, with stamps 'H' and 'L'. Brass trigger-guard with stamp 'C'. Wooden grip scales, one with remains of military stamp. Cartridge rammer lever marked 'H'. Serial number inside the grip matching with the barrel. Re-finished. In good working order. In a case with brass tag on the cover marked '1° Sergente Paolo Bongiovanni Louisiana'. Lined with blue velvet inside, provided with accessories: two flasks, one box for primers, one bullet mold, 8 bullets (oxidized), tube with spare nipples, and others. An infantry officer's badge for kepi also in the case, type used in the Civil War. The revolver was inherited by the owner, by the great-aunt born in 1906, who had received it from great-grandfather Paolo Bongiovanni, an Italian volunteer in the Confederate army, a former Bourbon prisoner, recruited in 1860 in Naples by General Chatham Roberdeau Wheat. Paolo Bongiovanni was assigned to the 6th Regiment, 1st Louisiana Special Battalion, European Brigade, Italian Guards, where he distinguished himself by earning the rank of First Sergeant. At the end of the conflict he returned to Italy bringing with him some personal effects including the revolver. In the 1950s the revolver was refinished by the family and the case was re-lined. The lot is accompanied by a declaration of origin signed by the owner. length 34,8 cm.
Lot 62
dating: Third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Italy, Curved, single-and false-edged blade, ribbed at the foible, with fuller, remains of a stamp at the base on one side and marking 'BLECKMANN SOLINGEN' on the other. Large, iron hilt with drop-shaped slot. Leather-covered grip and brass wire binding, short, smooth cap. Iron scabbard with lugs. length 105 cm.
Lot 645
dating: 1861 - 1865 provenance: USA, Black felt Union Officer’s Cavalry slouch hat. Metal crossed sabres insignia of 3rd Regiment on velvet badge. IV Corps 1st Division badge with A Company letter on left side, in metal on triangular red cloth. Twisted black and gold hatcord. Leather sweat band with manufacture's stamp, no more readable. Small damages of use. Internal dimensions: cm 19 x 15. height circa 12,5 cm.
Lot 650
dating: circa 1900 provenance: USA, In black felt, well preserved. Silver-and gold-color metal Grand Army of the Republic emblem on the front, with Regiment number '3', in metal as well. Canvas disk-cockade on the left side, on a black cross of the V Corps, loaded with the number '3'. Officer's hatcord in gilded and black thread, Civil War period. Leather sweat band and fabric cap inside, with famous mark 'FRANK HENDERSON – KALAMAZOO, MICH.' Size stamp '7 ½'. Internal dimensions: 19.5 x 16.5 cm. height circa 14,5 cm.
Lot 66
dating: Third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Sardinian Kingdom, Strong, single-and short false-edged blade, with flat facets, marked 'C. PUTSCH SOHN' at the tang and with stamp 'RF' (from Roatis Francesco). Iron hilt with two loop-guards, sword-shell with remains of stamp 'RF'. Long, smooth cap; wooden, leather-covered grip and brass wire binding. Iron hilt with two lugs. length 101,5 cm.
Lot 71
dating: First half of the 20th Century provenance: Russia, Curved, single-and short false-edged blade, with fuller, with short tang with traces of stamp. Grip with brass ring-nut and cap (with a hole and dotted decoration). Leather-covered scabbard. Numbered cap. One lug and loop. Bands with transport ring-nuts (tightened?) for a bayonet. Together with a socket-bayonet (length 50,3 cm) for Mosin-Nagant gun. length 94,5 cm.
Lot 81
dating: 1916 provenance: Russian Empire, Wide, straight, double-edged blade, ribbed in the center, base marked with Zlatoust stamp, '1916' and stamps. Solid brass hilt with a mark, number and 'S.E.I.V.ZH.D.P' in Cyrillic. Leather scabbard with brass mounts marked with the same letters. length 62 cm.
Lot 82
dating: 1831 provenance: Russian Empire, Heavy and wide, slightly curved blade with large fuller, tang with stamps 'ME' and 'II'; solid brass hilt, quillon stamped '1831', 'VN' and 'AG', angled pommel and grip with horizontal grooves. Complete with leather scabbard with brass mounts; (damages and parts missing). Stamp on chape 'GP'. length 66.5 cm.
Lot 95
dating: Mid 19th Century provenance: Sardinian Kingdom, Smooth-bore, round, 15 mm cal. barrel, with octagonal breech, with crowned Savoy stamp at the base. Pitting. Lock converted to percussion, with marking 'R.A. MANIF. A DI TORINO'. In working order. Wooden, full stock. Broken at the muzzle ring lock. Brass mounts, iron ramrod. length 24,8 cm.
Lot 98
dating: Mid 19th Century provenance: Papal States, Smooth-bore, round, 16 mm cal. barrel, with octagonal breech, remains of numbering. Forward spring lock, converted to percussion, marked 'M' for Mazzocchi and with remains of another stamp. Wooden stock with remains of stamps, brass mounts and iron ramrod. length 23,8 cm.
Lot 100
dating: first quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Italy, Round, smooth-bore, 18 mm cal. barrel, with clutch for a bayonet, remains of two marks at the base, one unreadable, the other with letters 'BP'. Interesting lock signed 'Pietro Beretta' and 'BRESCIA', stamp 'PB', brass pan. Wooden, three-quarters stock. Iron mounts with remains of stamps. Iron ramrod. Socket bayonet (length 47 cm). Rare gun on the type of Mod. 1814 carbine, Piedmontese for Carabinieri, but of Brescian production. length gun 114 cm.
Lot 101
dating: 1840 circa provenance: Maubeuge, Smooth-bore, round, 18 mm cal. barrel, with octagonal base, barely readable stamp at the base; tang with rear sight, marked '13'; forward spring lock, converted to percussion, marked 'DML & Cie Maubeuge'. Wooden, full stock with iron mounts and ramrod. White, leather strap, probably of the following era. length 141 cm.
Lot 103
dating: Mid 19th Century provenance: Austria, Round, rifled, 18.5 mm cal. barrel, with octagonal breech, cleaned, with clutch for a bayonet, fore-sight, rear sight with two, foldaway leaves, mark 'F.F.' and remains of other stamps. Percussion lock with date '849' and Austrian imperial stamp. In working order. Light-wood, full stock. brass mounts with remains of stamps. Later strap. Complete with socket bayonet with remains of marks. length 122,6 cm.
Lot 104
dating: Mid 19th Century provenance: Austria, Octagonal, rifled, 14 mm cal. barrel, with cylindrical nozzle, stamped 'W.N.', with imperial eagle, crowned mark 'F' and remains of other stamps, rear sight of two heights, with foldaway sight leaf, brass fore-sight, clutch for a bayonet. Remains of finishing (antique?). Lock with Augustin system, dated '847' and with Austrian stamp; wooden, full stock (restored woodworm holes) with brass mounts, butt with patchbox (wood of different color). In working order. Complete with socket bayonet with stamped base, provided with irrelevant scabbard. Scarce. length 104,7 cm.
Lot 105
dating: Third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Swiss, Round, rifled, 10.4 cal. barrel, with fore-sight and rear sight of four heights, with foldaway sight-leaf, remains of Helvetian stamps, SN '100xx'. Core with visible grove, to be cleaned. Frame without marking. Trigger-guard / loading lever with stamp 'E' (the same mark also on the tang and bolt). Wooden, smooth butt and fore-end. Iron mounts. Saddle ring. In working order. length 99,5 cm.
Lot 142
dating: circa 1600 provenance: Augsburg, Composed of a cavalry helmet, bust complete with gorget, breast-plate and back-plate, complete brassards and knee-cops. Helmet with skull in one piece, with medium-height comb, with roped engraving on the border, raisable visor with a slot for a comb in the center, eye-slots with strongly relieved prominence, opening knob; ventail with double row of ventilation holes and remains of double lines, beaver with release button for ventail; a row of brass rivets at the skull's base, iron plume-holder on the back, neck-guard and nape-guard both of single plate with edge with a recessed band and file-roped border with downward turn, two-plated upper border with dotted festoons and double outline. Neck-collar with four front and back plates, the upper ones with a thick twisted rope, the others all with festooned upper edge, dotted and with double line. Fully enclosed arm defenses with articulated couters with large epaulettes with brass rivets, file-roped border and cusped upper edges; all the articulated plates of the brassards carved en suite with the gorget and helmet. Beautiful breast-plate, strongly ribbed in the center and with well evident tapul, engraved with a scene with an armed man, fully dressed and armed with a rapier is kneeling intent on praying devoutly the effigy of crucified Christ; both figures with traces of gilding, a cartouche above the knight with letters 'RUBR'; well visible Augsburg stamp under the thick file-roped neckline. Gussets with festooned borders en suite with other elements, pauldron small-plates with a thick roping en suite with neckline. Back-plate with two culet plates with festooned border. Front loin-guard with two plates provided with long knee-cops of thirteen elements, removable. Protection plates of the cuissard, all with upper border with dotted festoons and with double outlining. Articulated knuckle-shields with scaled fingers and back carved en suite with the other elements. Later leather strings but of old production anyway. Mounted on a wooden exhibition support.Height as shown circa 138 cm. This fine armour carved en suite is documented in 'Zeitschrift für historische Waffen', Dresden 1912-1914, as 'Ein Augsburger Trabharnisch'. height total with base circa 195 cm.
Lot 144
dating: second half of the 19th Century provenance: Germany, Fit-in helmet with strong skull in one piece, with evident signs of hammering inside, with three low roped combs, interposed with outlined longitudinal fullers. Fine visor in German style, with eye-slots with strong cusped prominence, evident face with gleanings, with vertical ventilation holes. Visor, autonomously raisable, held on the beaver by a riveted counter-visor plate. Beaver with fit-in neckline that resumes roping at the skull base, and provided with snap button closure. Back with plume-holder and stamp at the skull base.Gorget with three plates, roped and twisted neckline, for fit-in with the helmet. Rounded breast-plate, with "W"-mark different from the one on the helmet, and with pauldron small plates and neckline with typical twisted roping, very thick and faced outward. A folding rest on the right side, with engraved and festooned base. Back-plate carved en suite with the breast and with the same stamp. Back loin-guard of single plate, the front one of three plates. Four-plated tassets, both with lower border with a thick roping. Complete brassards. Pauldrons with neck-collar with file-roped border, the right one with a special recess for the rest, elbow pieces with big wings. Inarticulated gauntlet with cuffs with a thick roping. Full-leg defense, with sabbatons that resume the drawing of the other parts, one featuring a mark already present on the breast-plate. Wings of knee-cops with twisted borders.The armour (circa 172 cm height) is finely carved as antique specimens, in the so called "Maximillian style": plates with longitudinal fullers, that define the outlined raisers, plates with festooned borders. Complete with leather strings, all the rivets in iron. Presented on a specific wooden mannequin complete with high pedestal. Provenances:- Kuppelmayr Collection, Germany.- Karsten Klingbeil Collection, Berlin.This remarkable armour, made in the 19th century taking up the much loved Maximilian style, originally comes from the very prestigious Kuppelmayr collection, is in fact documented, described and photographed, in the relative volume "Waffen-Sammlung Kuppelmayr" (No. 4, plate 2. 13), referred to as "Ganz canelirter Maximilianharnisch". The description also shows the stamp of the helmet and that of the breast-plate. As can be seen from the photos on the volume of the Kuppelmayr collection, apparently, over time, minimal changes have been made to the armor: some rivets have been added or repaired and the rest has been replaced with a more elaborate one, despite this, the armour is undoubtedly the same, in fact, you can see in the photos the same proportions, the same marks and above all the same signs of aging on the metals. Also unmistakable is the counter-visor plate mounted on the beaver of the helmet, visible in the relative photographic detail, in the same volume. A fascinating armour that has a very high working quality like the 16th-century specimens, made by a true master armourer.
Lot 153
dating: last quarter of the 15th Century provenance: Venice, Wide, straight, double-edged blade, base with central fuller, with a deep stamp on both sides. 'S'-quillon, ribbed and inclined quillons and slightly chiselled quillon block (small damage). Pommel shaped as stylized cat's head with semi-spherical relieve in the center. Wooden grip, covered with later leather. Very scarce and interesting. length 112.5 cm.
Lot 161
dating: early 17th Century provenance: Northern Italy, Straight, double-edged blade, of lozenge section, ricasso with outlined facets with small fuller, marked on the right side 'CAINO' and stamped with a crowned shield on the left, with 'M' and '8' (or probably 'S'). Iron hilt with two ring-guards. Quillon with straight quillons. Central loop of the guard with connection to the ring-guard on the external side and with counter-guard loop that becomes triple and is joined to the pas d'ane rings downwards. Grip enlarged in the center and covered with longitudinal grooves. Moor's heads at the ends, made of metallic wire bindings, so as the grip covering. Buttoned vat-pommel. For comparisons on the stamp see the volume 'Caino' by Roberto Gotti, ed. Punto Marte 2011; the mark is present on other documented swords, produced in Caino, n. 30, pp. 274-275, and n. 34 pp. 290-291. length 128,5 cm.
Lot 171
dating: circa 1600 provenance: Italy, Straight, double-edged blade, with high raiser in the center, tang with lateral grooves and remains of a stamp. Iron hilt with quillons of round section, faced toward the blade, parry-ring. Tapering pommel with longitudinal grooves. Wooden grip, embossed with spirals, no wire binding. length 47 cm.
Lot 249
dating: 19th Century provenance: Oman, Wide, straight, double-edged blade with triple groove at the base, stamp on one side, an engraving similar to Passau Wolf on both sides at the end of the grooves. Grip of typical shape, covered with silver bands and pommel covered with silver foil. Wooden leather-covered scabbard (parts missing and defects), decorated with spirals. Silver mounts, engraved with floral motifs. Two suspension rings. length 102.5 cm.
Lot 284
dating: Mid 19th Century provenance: Algeria, Smooth-bore, octagonal, 16 mm cal. barrel, narrowed toward the nozzle, the base with brass rear sight, Liege test-bed stamp and with collection number, fore-sight; tang plated with brass foil, engraved; very rare, iron flintlock, partially covered with brass foil, finely engraved with floral motifs, extremely wide pan and batterie, signed below and probably dated in Arabic. Wooden stock, slightly engraved, with metal inlays, pierced so as the barrel bracket. Iron ramrod. Small parts missing and defects. An outstanding lock, probably of Turkish origin. length 162.5 cm.
Lot 297
dating: Early 19th Century provenance: Turkey, Long, round, smooth-bore, 15 mm cal. barrels, with square base and rib with a big, silver-inlaid stamp in a shape of crown, ends decorated in silver and brass with floral motifs, silver fore-sight, laterally signed 'L. LAZARINO'; tangs finely engraved and with sight; fine locks, chiselled and engraved with floral motifs, and with sealing system. Full stocks, slightly embossed, pierced counter-plates and iron trigger-guards, butt-plates and backs in silver, engraved and nielloed in Ali Pasha style, two corals on the back. False ramrods in horn, bone and brass rings. length 51.5 cm.
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