*North African Snaphaunce/chenapan mechanism (moukhala), woo - Lot 446

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*North African Snaphaunce/chenapan mechanism (moukhala), woo - Lot 446
*North African Snaphaunce/chenapan mechanism (moukhala), wooden stock mounted in silver with bone and ivory inlays, one horn stock plate and one steel barrel and chenapan mechanism. Morocco, 19th century. L. 153 cm - caliber 14 mm - Gross weight: 5560 g North African Snaphaunce musket (moukhala), silver mounted wooden stock with bone and ivory inlays, a horn butt piece and barrel and snaphaunce lock of steel. Moroccan, 19th century. L. 60 1/4 in - 14mm bore - Weight: 196 oz 82 CH Exhibition and publication : - Howard Ricketts and Philippe Missillier, Splendeur des Armes orientales, Paris, 1988, p. 55, no. 80, ill. Mukhala rifle with octagonal barrel with sights, stamped above the breech with a crown and three other unidentified hallmarks, the rifle mounted over most of its surface with silver, decorated with finely carved and chased scrolls, flowers and foliage. Characteristic stock plate in animal horn, the stock surrounded by a copper band added later, appearing to be a repair made during its period of use. Complete with steel ramrod with shaped tip. CIC certificate dated 21/01/2025
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