Carabina prussiana del 1832, calcio pieno in noce con raccordi in ottone parzialmente stampati, guancia posteriore sinistra, guardia del grilletto con poggia mano ricurvo, canna ottagonale ad anima liscia e rigata con tacca di mira e mirino regolabile, serratura a percussione, corona stampigliata sulla piastra della serratura, "D" sul lato sinistro, timbro della data "1832" sotto, timbro di ispezione coronato "FW" sul lato sinistro della canna e marchio di accettazione (usurato). Accettazione (usurata), su tutte le parti timbro dell'arma numero "25", calibro: 15 mm, lunghezza canna: 43 cm, totale: 80,7 cm. Provenienza: Collezione Werner, Neunkirchen. Limite 630,-

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