Schusswaffen aus fuenf Jahrhunderten

| 223 crown/”U” (2 gr N.G.P. M/71). DA only. No maker’s name etc. Overall length 380 mm. Weight 3,850 g. Made of cast steel, brushed, grey, finely pitted. Before the imperial navy commissioned a new warship, such revolvers were used around 1900 in large ship models. At that time the Germans were enthusiastic about their navy, and so-called navy or fleet shows were staged to entertain the crowds. Artificial basins or lakes were surrounded by bleachers for several thousand spectators. The warship models which were built for these events were several meters long and spacious enough for one man to lie inside and operate the electric drive and oar. The audience was especially impressed when the authentic looking canons were fired. On the outside the revolver barrel looked like a canon. On the inside the mounted revolver was fired by the operator who pulled a string. Only blanks were used. Erlaubnispflichtig. 263646 II - € 710 1212 Bär-Pistole Kal. 7mmBär, Nr. 6001, nummerngleich. Laufbündel blank, Länge 61 mm. Vierschüs- sig. Beschuss Doppelkrone/„U”. Fertigung um 1912. Klappabzug. Laufoberseite bezeichnet „Bär-Pistol”, der schwenkbare Magazinblock beidseitig mit Patenten für fünf Länder. Voll- ständige originale Hochglanzbrünierung, minimale Lagerspuren. Schwarze Kunststoff- griffschalen mit feinster Fischhaut. Ausstoßer. Erlaubnispflichtig. 301221 I € 500 1213 Beholla Kal. 7,65mmBrown, Nr. 30355, nummern- gleich. Blanker Lauf, Länge 74 mm. Sieben- schüssig. Beschuss Krone/„N” und belg. Be- schuss. Links am Verschluss inventarisiert mit 39”, daneben „Selbstlade-Pistole „Be­ holla” Cal. 7.65 D.R.P.”, rechts „Becker & Holländer. Waffenbau Suhl”. Originale Brünierung, schwache Tragespuren am Ver- schluss. Lauf und Rahmen links patiniert. Schwarze Hartgummigriffschalen mit Logo. Fleckiges Magazin. Erlaubnispflichtig. 301177 II € 120 1213 1212