17th-century Wheel-lock Arquebus Converted To Flintlock
A 17th-century wheellock arquebus converted to flintlock, chambered for 14 balls per pound, fitted with a smoothbore octagonal barrel, then a round one. The weapon is mounted in brass, including the lock plate, which is very unusual for firearms of this period. Spanish work in dark walnut. The furniture is highlighted with floral and vegetal carvings, and it features a long butt plate, a trigger guard with a non-contiguous palm rest, and a stock that extends halfway down the barrel. Overall length 1250mm
2 800 €
Period: 17th century
Style: Renaissance, Louis 13th
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Metal
Reference (ID): 1672188
Availability: In stock
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