Militaria & History

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Stanley's Auction

Excelsiorlaan,10 1930, Zaventem

458 résultats

Militaria & History

Stanley's Auction

302 - BELGIUM-FRANCE, 19th century, cap-fired percussion pistol with a forced-feed chamber, re-bronzed octagonal barrel and frame; all parts bear the same number (22), walnut grip, in good overall condition, mechanism in working order, total length approximately 17 cm.

312 - EUROPE, 19th century, set of 13 percussion caps, complete and functional with their springs, for rifles and pistols, in fair condition (wear, oxidation).

316 - BELGIUM, flintlock rifle (composite assembly, added parts), round barrel dated “1811,” flintlock lock stamped “B,” walnut stock, brass fittings, poor condition (wear, pitting, oxidation, missing parts, missing stock rail), functional mechanism, total length approximately 143 cm

317 - BELGIUM, flintlock rifle, round barrel, flintlock lock, walnut stock, iron fittings, iron ramrod, reproduction, poor condition (wear, oxidation), mechanism needs repair, total length approximately 137 cm

322 - ORIENT-MAROC, Mukhala rifle lock, a beautiful Miquelet-style flintlock, chiseled with stylized plant motifs and accented with gilding, mounted on a wooden bracket for wall mounting, in good overall condition (shows wear).

332 - M.F. Crandell

340 - EUROPE, 19th century, black powder percussion rifle, likely colonial, round barrel, walnut stock, trigger guard, iron fittings, muzzle cap, and cleaning rod, poor condition (wear, pitting, oxidation); mechanism needs servicing; total length approximately 136 cm.

341 - SPAIN, black powder percussion hunting rifle, octagonal barrel with a rounded muzzle, engraved and checkered walnut stock, carved stock featuring a wild boar’s head, poor condition (wear, pitting, oxidation, missing ramrod), functional mechanism, total length approximately 119 cm

343 - BELGIUM, black powder flintlock rifle, round barrel marked, stamped, and numbered “Liège-Belgium-ELG-168,” walnut stock, reproduction, fair condition (wear, oxidation), functional mechanism, total length approximately 135 cm

344 - BELGIUM, black powder percussion rifle (composite construction, added parts), round barrel marked “ELG, Liège Proof House mark,” walnut stock, iron fittings, poor condition (wear, oxidation, restoration, missing ramrod), functional mechanism, total length approximately 122 cm

345 - BELGIUM, black powder percussion rifle, octagonal barrel with a rounded muzzle, marked “ELG, Liège Proof House hallmark,” walnut stock, iron fittings, iron ramrod, reproduction, poor condition (wear, oxidation), mechanism functional, total length approximately 134 cm

346 - BELGIUM, 19th century, Lefaucheux-system bolt-action hunting rifle, black powder, octagonal Damascus steel barrel with a rounded muzzle, iron trigger guard and fittings, walnut stock, in good overall condition (wear, oxidation), functional mechanism, total length approximately 136 cm.

348 - USA, Browning, M-1919 machine gun, World War II, remains of a machine gun likely found in the field (excavated item), in very poor condition (pits, oxidation, missing parts), total length approximately 93 cm

350 - EUROPE, 19th/20th century, set of five powder flasks made of copper and horn, accompanied by a small hunting horn also made of horn; in fair condition (wear, dents, and missing parts); total length ranging from approximately 18 to 21 cm.

351 - Set of 2 artillery cartridge pouches in good condition.

352 - Set of two artillery cartridge pouches, one of which is a fortress-style pouch.

353 - A collection of civilian items, including a gamekeeper's cartridge pouch, a cartridge pouch featuring the Swedish flag, a Red Cross pin, and a trident.

354 - Set of two Swedish cavalry cartridge pouches, in good and fair condition.

355 - ITALY, standard-issue military carabiniere cartridge belt, made of black leather and topped with a brass flaming grenade, in good overall condition (shows wear), measures 9x17 cm.

356 - Ottoman Empire, Turkey

357 - EUROPE, 18th century, black powder test tube used to test the quality and potency of the powder; iron test tube with a graduated disc numbered from 1 to 11 and engraved, wooden handle, fair condition (wear, pitting), total length approximately 26 cm.

358 - EUROPE, set consisting of 2 leather cartridge belts, one of which includes its belt strap, a leather flag-bearing shoulder strap, and a Belgian military bugle; in fair condition (wear, missing parts)

359 - OTTOMAN EMPIRE, 19th century, small bone powder flask topped with a silver finial decorated with a frieze and semiprecious stones, in good overall condition, total length approximately 15 cm.

360 - EUROPE, 19th century, hunting powder flask with a locking mechanism, made of leather and brass; includes a brass primer dispenser; in fair condition (shows wear); total length approximately 29 cm.

361 - GERMANY, set of 2 powder horns, “Nuremberg style,” made of wood covered with steel, with a push-button spout and diamond-shaped plates bearing four Xs (XXXX), in good overall condition.

362 - Set consisting of 3 copper and brass powder flasks with relief decoration, accompanied by a brass funnel for filling the powder flasks; in fair condition (wear, missing parts).

363 - EUROPE, 19th century, leather hunting powder flask with double glass chambers, brass spout with a stopper mechanism, in good overall condition (shows wear), total length approximately 25 cm.

364 - EUROPE, 19th century, set of 2 hunting powder horns made of horn, with brass spouts, in fair condition (shows wear), total length approximately 21 and 23 cm.

365 - EUROPE, 19th century, set of 2 hunting powder horns made of horn, with brass spouts, in good overall condition (shows wear), total length approximately 24 and 25 cm.

366 - EUROPE, 19th century, hunting powder flask made of horn with a double glass chamber, brass spout marked “Boché à Paris,” with a shutter mechanism, in good overall condition (shows wear), total length approximately 28 cm.

367 - EUROPE, 19th century, pewter hunting powder flask decorated with a figure of an armed man holding a parasol, brass spout, in good overall condition (shows wear), total length approximately 19 cm.

369 - EUROPE, 19th/20th century, set of 2 powder flasks: one hunting powder flask made of horn with a brass spout, and one traditional brass powder flask with embossed diamond-pattern decoration; in good overall condition (shows wear); total length approximately 19 and 22 cm.

371 - EUROPE, 19th century, set of 2 powder flasks: one copper hunting powder flask with a brass spout, and one leather powder flask with a brass spout, fair condition (wear, pitting), total length approximately 20 and 21 cm.

372 - ORIENT, 19th century, brass powder flask (powder pear) shaped like a coiled ram’s horn, with geometric decoration, in good overall condition (shows wear), total length approximately 25 cm.

373 - ORIENT-MOROCCO, 19th/20th century, set consisting of a brass powder flask, chiseled and repoussé, and a copper and brass flask, chiseled with a moon motif, geometric in shape, and adorned with costume stones, in fair condition (shows wear), total length approximately 22 to 27 cm.

374 - EUROPE, 19th century, hunting powder flask made of horn with a double glass chamber, brass spout marked “Boché à Paris,” with a stopper mechanism, in good overall condition (shows wear), total length approximately 26 cm.

375 - EUROPE, set of 5 assorted decorative cannons, 2 bronze cannons on a wooden stand, 3 brass cannons, in poor condition (wear and tear, missing parts), total length approximately 13 to 23 cm

376 - Europe, 19th century, small decorative bronze cannon, adorned with a coat of arms surmounted by a crown and surrounded by a rope and three stars; in fair condition (shows wear); total length approximately 28.5 cm.

377 - EUROPE, WWI-WWII, military breech, made of iron, probably from an artillery gun or similar?, in poor condition (wear, pitting, oxidation), total length approximately 52 cm.

378 - SPAIN, “EL TIGRE” naval cannon; the barrel is made of bronze-type cast metal and features relief ornamentation and decorations; the mount is made of wood with metal wheels (the cannon can be disassembled); reproduction; in good overall condition; 22x45 cm.

380 - BELGIUM, 19th century, set of 2 alarm cannons or fire traps, made of percussion iron, with a round, tilting barrel; in good overall condition (shows wear); mechanism in working order; total length approximately 28 cm.

381 - BELGIUM, 19th century, alarm cannon or fire trap, made of percussion iron, marked “Le Gendarme-Breveté,” in fair condition (wear, pitting), mechanism in working order, total length approximately 10 cm.

382 - BELGIUM, 19th century, alarm cannon or fire trap, made of iron with a Lefaucheux-style pin mechanism, in good overall condition (wear, oxidation), functional mechanism, total length approximately 20 cm.

383 - EUROPE, a beautiful model of a naval cannon, bronze cannon on a wooden wheeled carriage, secured with ropes, with cannonballs, set within a visible section of the ship (the hull), also made of wood; in good overall condition (shows wear); overall dimensions 26x34x24 cm.

384 - SPAIN, cannon; the barrel is made of iron and marked “Jukar-Spain,” mounted on a wooden carriage (the cannon can be disassembled), with wooden wheels covered in metal; comes with cleaning rods and ramrods; reproduction; poor condition (wear, pitting, oxidation, missing parts), 30x72 cm.

385 - EUROPE, 14th–15th centuries, set of 8 wrought-iron crossbow bolts (arrowheads), likely from the Early Middle Ages, mounted on a wooden base, in generally good condition (shows wear), arrowhead lengths ranging from 6 to 8.5 cm.

386 - EUROPE, 14th–15th centuries, set of 9 crossbow bolts (arrows) with wrought-iron tips, likely from the Early Middle Ages, mounted on a wooden stand, in fair condition (wear and tear, tips coming loose), arrow length approximately 34 cm.

387 - EUROPE, wooden and brass ramrod crossbow, wrought-iron bow, in good overall condition (shows wear), total length 103 cm, wrought-iron bow 79 cm.

388 - VERMEREN-COCHÉ, Brussels

390 - EUROPE, 16th/17th century, sling-type crossbow, made of carved walnut, with a 62-cm forged steel bow (string missing), folding sight, iron trigger guard and butt plate, in fair condition (wear, oxidation, pitting), functional mechanism, total length ± 83 cm.

392 - EUROPE, target-shooting crossbow for crossbowmen, walnut and ebony woodwork with bone inlay, wrought-iron bow, wrought-iron trigger guard and trigger guard bridge, iron and brass fittings, in generally good condition (shows wear), bow width approx. 73 cm, total length approx. 92 cm

394 - EUROPE, set of 5 antique bows, 4 made of wood and 1 made of metal, 2 with strings and 3 without, in good overall condition (shows wear), total length approximately 191 cm

396 - A Swedish officer's collar tab and a headgear insignia.

397 - A Swedish officer's collar tab and a headgear insignia.

398 - Pair of captain's epaulets from the Swedish Royal Guard, 1817 model, post-Empire period, Bernadotte era—Napoleon's marshal and later King of Sweden.

399 - Shoulder boards of a Major in the Swedish Royal Guard, 1849 model.

400 - Miscellaneous; lot includes 4 pairs of epaulets, a medic's cartridge pouch, a helmet badge, a Russian belt buckle, a helmet badge from the 3rd Regiment, etc.; in poor condition (wear and tear, missing parts).

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