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Jalet crossbow, stock engraved BERTRAND Sons, moving crossbow, 660 mm iron bow, traces of wood-eating insects and wood repairs, wear, oxidation, missing parts, LT 770 mm, France 18th century.

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Jalet crossbow, stock engraved BERTRAND Sons, moving crossbow, 660 mm iron bow, traces of wood-eating insects and wood repairs, wear, oxidation, missing parts, LT 770 mm, France 18th century.

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A crossbow in the style of the Renaissance, 20th century Bright steel bow with green woolen finial and lanyard. One collar with attached iron ring, hemp string. Column of slightly darkened wood with richly engraved bone inlays on top and on the cheek rest, bone butt cap. The blackened engravings show scrolls, masks and foliage in the late Renaissance style. Bone nut running in a thread, multi-axis movable lock mechanism (partially jammed, must be readjusted), simple, unsprung folding trigger, sturdy trigger guard. Signs of use and age. Bow width 57 cm, length 69 cm. Very decorative, lovingly reproduced crossbow in good condition. Condition: II

Estim. 30 - 60 EUR

After Pierre Victor Olagnon (1786-1845), engraved by Noël François Bertrand (1785-1852). Portrait of the Duc d'Angoulême. Engraving. Gilded wood frame. Size : 58x44 cm (view).

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Estim. 500 - 800 EUR

Ottoman Tufek rifle. Fluted barrel. Morlaque lock. Engraved and gilded brass fittings. Bows, mounts and stocks decorated with silver and brass wire braces, green-tinted walrus ivory and mother-of-pearl. European iron ramrod. Stock with scarlet cloth muff with two passementerie tassels. With silver passementerie sling. As is (numerous chips and accidents). Late 18th century, early 19th century. Length : 128 cm.

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