Prayer

Christian, Reich

Group E XIV Short Bend with a Wheel Lock. The relative pipe length of the race: 33 caliber. The blued barrel is octagonal. A forward facing foot fitted stand is seated 16.5 cm in front of the rear of the barrel and a brass grain is inserted in the barrel 0.6 cm behind the mouth. In some places, the barrel is adorned with simple engraving. On the upper side of the chamber is Christian Reich in Osterwick 1668. The barrel has two booklets and the crucifix is inserted from below. The lock has a flat plate. The wheel is fitted in a breakthrough on the board, and goes out in one with three ornamental holes broken through cylindrical dents. The male is phased and has movable upper lip with a broken handle at two angles, the knob of which has the shape of an acorn. The handhouse is also phased out. The leaves of the male feathers have an acorn like extension and end with a clover leaf. The prison cap has automatic release. The lock is restrained by two screws and pressure of snow. The weapon has a crate fitted with a piston of the German wheel box. The coat is of brown wood and adorned with carved animal pictures in the wood and with inlays of deer horns, which on the one hand are adorned with engraved ornaments and on the other hand with animal pictures. On one along the lower edge of the cheek walking horn strip stands 1668. The Charging Gutter is for most of its length open has two fittings of engraved horns, the front of which corresponds to overstir, the rear tip mess. The nose is of engraved deer horn, the long, partly ornamental broken hoop is iron and the baking sheet is of deer horn. The Charge is of brown wood with a head of engraved deer horn.