Null A German flintlock rifle, circa 1760
Rifled octagonal barrel in 14 mm cali…

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A German flintlock rifle, circa 1760 Rifled octagonal barrel in 14 mm caliber with a rough bore, silver-inlaid scrollwork at the muzzle and over the breech, gold-filled mark and signature "Jo Andre Kuchenreiter" on the top, the firing hole closed. Smooth flintlock. Reworked full stock with replacements and recut intersections as well as patchbox. Modern brass furniture. Wooden ramrod with brass tip. Iron parts slightly pitted and patinated. Length 117 cm. Condition: II - III

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A German flintlock rifle, circa 1760 Rifled octagonal barrel in 14 mm caliber with a rough bore, silver-inlaid scrollwork at the muzzle and over the breech, gold-filled mark and signature "Jo Andre Kuchenreiter" on the top, the firing hole closed. Smooth flintlock. Reworked full stock with replacements and recut intersections as well as patchbox. Modern brass furniture. Wooden ramrod with brass tip. Iron parts slightly pitted and patinated. Length 117 cm. Condition: II - III

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