Double Barrel Flint Barrel Rifle, The lock consists of three parts: a rear lock plate and two front lock plates, one for each barrel. The lock plate parts are decorated with flower and leafy tendrils, on the back lock plate ending in a head and a dragon head, engraved with MASTRECK. The two walkways are mounted above each other, provided with two filed rings, engraved on the back with portraits and profile of a man and a woman, the tail of the barrel is engraved with lofwerk, stamped on the bottom with an unclear mark, probably a D and an M. The flask consists of two parts: the handle, embossed with curls around the barrel and a flask box on the right side with a slidable lid adorned with leafy scrolls and a back plate of cow horn, and the front drawer with grooved sides, one of which contains the loading stick, branded at the bottom of the handle with a mark in the form of two bent fish above the stamped number 28. The iron fitting consists of three loading rod tubes, the trigger guard with a slit for the release mechanism of the turning mechanism and engraved on the underside with a man's portrait and profile, and the butt plate, there is no screw plate, the loading stick is equipped with an iron cap., anonymous, Maastricht, 1670 - 1680, horn (animal material), iron (metal), cutting, l 153.5 cm h 23 cm × d 6.5 cm × w 3.3 kg l 114.3 cm d 14 mm × d 13.9 mm

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