Target gun; The lock plate has shaped ends of triple sheets. The barrel is of the so-called halber Kistenlauf type; with a breech of square cross-section; the tubular rear visor of iron is decorated as a spiral; the visor grain is copper; the barrel is partially chiseled with panels; lines; letters and numbers and shows remains of inlaid copper wire; including a diamond with an O and the letters la [..] we [..] flanked by copper incrustation in a zigzag pattern; and the year 1618 flanked by kips. The walnut flask is simply cut and ends at the bottom in a support spool with a flower on the sides and at the bottom the remains of an old paper sticker described with ink: This s [?] Is from a [..] / [..] sie; the flask has two cavities on top; one for the shooter's thumb; the other for his hand. The iron fitting consists of a trigger guard that protrudes into the support spool at the front and has three protrusions for the fingers; the rear of which is in an S-shape; and of a butt cap with an iron eye soldered to hang the weapon; no provision for a loading stick. The gun is rusted and bumped in.; anonymous; 1618; iron (metal); copper (metal); walnut (hardwood); paper; ink; soldering; l 191 cm l 117.3 cm d 14.5 cm w 8.6 kg