Lot 0214
Antique European Percussion Musket
Estimate: 500-600€
Antique European Percussion Musket.
Total length: 127 cm.
Starting price: 300€
Estimate: 500-600€
Hammer Price: UNSOLD€
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Estimate: 500-600€
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Lot 0216
Soviet Airforce Dagger. Made in 1957
Estimate: 700-800€
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Soviet Airforce Dagger. Made in 1957
Estimate: 700-800€Soviet Airforce dagger. Rare model. Made in 1957. Very good condition with most of original finish remaining. ZIK, Number: С06917 Total length: 34 cm. Blade length: 21 cm. Blade width: 1,8 cm.
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Lot 0212
Russian Percussion Infantry Musket, Model 1845
Estimate: 2000-2500€
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Russian Percussion Infantry Musket, Model 1845
Estimate: 2000-2500€Russian Percussion Infantry Musket, Model 1845
Maker: Tula Arms Factory
Date: circa 1845–1850
Origin: Russian Empire, Tula
Overall length: approx. 148 cmA fine example of the Imperial Russian percussion infantry musket, Model 1845, produced at the Tula Arms Factory around the mid-19th century. This model succeeded the 1826 flintlock musket and represents the first officially adopted percussion firearm in the Russian Army.
The musket features a steel barrel and percussion lock, brass mounts, and a walnut stock. The lockplate is marked with the Tula Arsenal stamp and the year 1845, confirming its early production during the transition from flintlock to percussion ignition systems.
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Lot 0213
19th Century Caucasian Georgian Flintlock Rifle Adjarian-Gurian Manufacture
Estimate: 1500-2500€
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19th Century Caucasian Georgian Flintlock Rifle Adjarian-Gurian Manufacture
Estimate: 1500-2500€19th Century Caucasian Flintlock Rifle Adjarian-Gurian Manufacture
A fine 19th-century Caucasian flintlock rifle, most likely produced by Adjarian-Gurian gunsmiths of western Georgia (see Dvalishvili, Talantov, 2021).
Total length: 155cm.
The barrel is forged from high-quality twistcore Damascus steel, demonstrating exceptional craftsmanship and characteristic patterning.The stock is made of finely polished wood, inlaid with decorative elements of traditional Caucasian form.
The ferrules (muzzle bands) are crafted from a white metal, intricately chiseled and ornamented with repoussé decoration, typical of high-status weapons from the region.The lock plate bears a maker’s mark inscribed in Arabic, further emphasizing the piece’s regional and cultural authenticity.
A highly refined and representative example of 19th-century Caucasian gunsmithing — blending artistry, metallurgy, and regional style in one remarkable weapon.
(Reference: Dvalishvili, L. Talantov, S. Arms Production in Adjaro- Gurian region in the end of 18th – early 20th Сentury. Weapons History Journal, № 11, pp. 40 — 105 (in Russian), 2021)
Starting price: 1200€
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