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Inlay on a German wheel lock rifle
Bone mounted wheel-lock rifle, German, circa 1650.
from Hermann Historica
WHEEL-LOCK TSCHINKE Rifled, octagonal, 8 mm cal. barrel, engraved with floral motifs at the centre, cylindrical, iron sight, brass foresight, slightly bell-mouthed nozzle; angled, wheel-lock, richly engraved en suite, keeping most of the original gilding; typical, full stock of fruit wood richly decorated with bone and mother of pearl inlays depicting royal and mythical animals, branches, floral motifs, dots and lines, the effigy of a human figure under the butt; patchbox, anatomic iron trigger guard with remains of gilding; bone-tipped wooden ramrod. Teschen, 17th Century length 117.5 cm. © CZERNY'S INTERNATIONAL AUCTION HOUSE S.r.l.
Wheel-Lock Pistol
German, 1575-1590
steel or iron, wood (walnut), bone or antler and engraved mother-of-pearl inlay; parts replaced
the Walters Art Museum
Ornate bone mounted wheel-lock rifle, Austrian or Bohemian, late 17th century.
from Thomas Delmar Ltd.
The Wheel-lock pistols and cavalry of the 16th century.
from Cap and Ball
Wheel-lock rifle crafted by I.G. Dax of Munich, circa 1730.
from Thomas Delmar Ltd.