Swiss cantonal riffle ?

iskender · 18th December 2016, 02:14 PM

dear gentlemen ,in my collection i have many rifles of this type ,ranging from the flintlockaera pre 1800 till the late ones made with percussionlocks. the privat guns made for shooting as a hobby at that time have no bajonet and can reach gigantic size . the ones with a bajonet-holder are from a "Scharfschützen-Kompanie". at that time there was no central production of rifles in switzerland, these guns are mostly made by a local gunsmith or orderd in belgium /liege. there a even many of them with "damascusbarrels" there will be a good chance to find a fitting bajonet for this rifle! greetings iskender

Cerjak · 18th December 2016, 07:05 PM

Dear Iskender,
Thank you for your comment.
After some researchs in found some interesting informations about similar examples.
It seems that it could be a mod 1842/1852 so before the mod 1851.
Also I think that this riffle has a damascus barrel .
Best
Cerjak

iskender · 18th December 2016, 09:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cerjak

Dear Iskender,
Thank you for your comment.
After some researchs in found some interesting informations about similar examples.
It seems that it could be a mod 1842/1852 so before the mod 1851.
Also I think that this riffle has a damascus barrel .
Best
Cerjak

bonsoir cerjak , the missing bajonet together with a original leadersccabard has a standard price around 150 sfr in switzerland.there are many for sale now because the people who collected " Kantonale Ordonnanz " till 1848 are dead and the prices are very moderate on swiss items now ! ( i am the next generation also dead soon

) bonne soirée encore iskender

Cerjak · 19th December 2016, 03:54 PM

Hi iskender,
I found this model and I think that it could be the good model for my riffle.
SUISSE
Baïonnette à queue pour carabine modèle 1838 du Canton de Vaud.
Lame triangulaire poinçonnée au talon.
Longueur lame : 50,3 cm - Longueur totale : 57,8 cm

Best
Cerjak

iskender · 19th December 2016, 04:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cerjak

Hi iskender,
I found this model and I think that it could be the good model for my riffle.
SUISSE
Baïonnette à queue pour carabine modèle 1838 du Canton de Vaud.
Lame triangulaire poinçonnée au talon.
Longueur lame : 50,3 cm - Longueur totale : 57,8 cm

Best
Cerjak

hello cerjak , this looks good ! congrats ! a military rifle with the bajonet missing is always somehow frustrating. iskender

18th December 2016, 02:14 PM	#1
iskender Member Join Date: Jan 2016 Posts: 60	sniperrifle ? " cantonale ordonnanz " dear gentlemen ,in my collection i have many rifles of this type ,ranging from the flintlockaera pre 1800 till the late ones made with percussionlocks. the privat guns made for shooting as a hobby at that time have no bajonet and can reach gigantic size . the ones with a bajonet-holder are from a "Scharfschützen-Kompanie". at that time there was no central production of rifles in switzerland, these guns are mostly made by a local gunsmith or orderd in belgium /liege. there a even many of them with "damascusbarrels" there will be a good chance to find a fitting bajonet for this rifle! greetings iskender Last edited by iskender; 18th December 2016 at 02:36 PM.

18th December 2016, 07:05 PM	#2
Cerjak Member Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: FRANCE Posts: 1,064	Carabine vaudoise mod 1842-50 Dear Iskender, Thank you for your comment. After some researchs in found some interesting informations about similar examples. It seems that it could be a mod 1842/1852 so before the mod 1851. Also I think that this riffle has a damascus barrel . Best Cerjak Attached Images

19th December 2016, 03:54 PM	#4
Cerjak Member Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: FRANCE Posts: 1,064	Hi iskender, I found this model and I think that it could be the good model for my riffle. SUISSE Baïonnette à queue pour carabine modèle 1838 du Canton de Vaud. Lame triangulaire poinçonnée au talon. Longueur lame : 50,3 cm - Longueur totale : 57,8 cm Best Cerjak Attached Images