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1. Hunting air gun
Germany, Steinweg, gunsmith Johann Adam Kuchenreuter, 1st half of the 19th century
Unrifled, calibre: 8 mm
2. Hunting air rifleGermany, signed „Haas in Neustadt”, mid-18th century
Rifled, calibre: 12 mm
From the former collection of the Moszyński family
3. Hunting air rifle and spring-air reservoir with pump
Austria, signed „Continer in Wien”, about 1820
Rifled, calibre: 12 mm
From the former collection of the Moszyński family
4. Flint-lock pistol
England, London, signed „Manton”, about 1830
Rifled, calibre: 11 mm
Gift of Leon Kostka, 1949
5. Le page system percussion pistol
Paris, gunsmith Jean Le Page, 1818
Rifled, calibre: 18 mm
From the former collection of the Moszyński family
6. Pair of flint-lock duelling-pistols
Paris, gunsmith Jean Le Page, about 1830
Unrifled, calibre: 13 mm
From the former collection of the Moszyński family
7. Kuchenreuter system cased pair of percussion pistols
Germany, Steinweg, gunsmith Johan Adam Kuchenreuder, 1st half of the 19th century
the set includes:
- pair of pistols
unrifled, calibre: 8 mm
- bullet-mould
- powder flask
- powder-measure
- mallet-ramrod
- ramrod-pipe
- screwdriver with gripe for caps
- nipple-key- bullets
8. Le page system double-barrelled percussion gun
France, Paris, gunsmith Jean Le Page, about 1830
Unrifled, calibre: 16 mm
From the former collection of the Moszyński family
9. Flint-lock pistol
France, Paris, signed „Grosselin”, about 1820
Rifled, calibre: 13 mm
10. Flint-lock pistol
France, Versailles, gunsmith Nicolas Boutet, about 1815
Rifled, calibre: 15 mm
11. Percussion duelling-pistol
Poland, Lvov, about 1840
Rifled, calibre: 15 mm
Gift of Franciszek Biesiadecki, 1908
12. Pair of percussion pistols
France, Versailles, gunsmith Nicolas Boutet, about 1815, locks from about 1840
Rifled, calibre: 14 mm
13. Pair of percussion duelling-pistols
Austria, Vienna, signed „Mathias Novotny”, half of the 19th century
Rifled, calibre: 12 mm
exposition: Gallery „Arms and Uniforms in Poland",
The Main Building, 1, 3 Maja Av.
key: Firearms >>>
1. Hunting air gun
Germany, Steinweg, gunsmith Johann Adam Kuchenreuter, 1st half of the 19th century
Unrifled, calibre: 8 mm
2. Hunting air rifleGermany, signed „Haas in Neustadt”, mid-18th century
Rifled, calibre: 12 mm
From the former collection of the Moszyński family
3. Hunting air rifle and spring-air reservoir with pump
Austria, signed „Continer in Wien”, about 1820
Rifled, calibre: 12 mm
From the former collection of the Moszyński family
4. Flint-lock pistol
England, London, signed „Manton”, about 1830
Rifled, calibre: 11 mm
Gift of Leon Kostka, 1949
5. Le page system percussion pistol
Paris, gunsmith Jean Le Page, 1818
Rifled, calibre: 18 mm
From the former collection of the Moszyński family
6. Pair of flint-lock duelling-pistols
Paris, gunsmith Jean Le Page, about 1830
Unrifled, calibre: 13 mm
From the former collection of the Moszyński family
7. Kuchenreuter system cased pair of percussion pistols
Germany, Steinweg, gunsmith Johan Adam Kuchenreuder, 1st half of the 19th century
the set includes:
- pair of pistols
unrifled, calibre: 8 mm
- bullet-mould
- powder flask
- powder-measure
- mallet-ramrod
- ramrod-pipe
- screwdriver with gripe for caps
- nipple-key- bullets
8. Le page system double-barrelled percussion gun
France, Paris, gunsmith Jean Le Page, about 1830
Unrifled, calibre: 16 mm
From the former collection of the Moszyński family
9. Flint-lock pistol
France, Paris, signed „Grosselin”, about 1820
Rifled, calibre: 13 mm
10. Flint-lock pistol
France, Versailles, gunsmith Nicolas Boutet, about 1815
Rifled, calibre: 15 mm
11. Percussion duelling-pistol
Poland, Lvov, about 1840
Rifled, calibre: 15 mm
Gift of Franciszek Biesiadecki, 1908
12. Pair of percussion pistols
France, Versailles, gunsmith Nicolas Boutet, about 1815, locks from about 1840
Rifled, calibre: 14 mm
13. Pair of percussion duelling-pistols
Austria, Vienna, signed „Mathias Novotny”, half of the 19th century
Rifled, calibre: 12 mm
exposition: Gallery „Arms and Uniforms in Poland",
The Main Building, 1, 3 Maja Av.
key: Firearms >>>