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Cerjak 30th September 2017 04:43 PM

Early 19 century matchlock teppo with Tokugawa mon
 
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Early 19 century matchlock teppo with Tokugawa mon
With an Heavy smooth, octagonal, 15 mm cal. barrel, decorated with the Tokugawa mon
Overall 118 cm barrel 85 cm.
Unfortunately the serpentine is broken

estcrh 1st October 2017 02:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Cerjak
Early 19 century matchlock teppo with Tokugawa mon
With an Heavy smooth, octagonal, 15 mm cal. barrel, decorated with the Tokugawa mon
Overall 118 cm barrel 85 cm.
Unfortunately the serpentine is broken

Well a least the rest of the parts are there. How did you get this date "Early 19 century"?

Cerjak 1st October 2017 06:25 PM

Hi Estcrh
This Gun was catalogued as an early 19th century teppo.
What is your opinion about the period?
Thank you for the pics.
Best
Cerjak

estcrh 1st October 2017 10:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Cerjak
Hi Estcrh
This Gun was catalogued as an early 19th century teppo.
What is your opinion about the period?
Thank you for the pics.
Best
Cerjak

From what I have learned, the area of manufacture can often be determined by certain characteristics but the date would have to come from removing the barrel and seeing if it is signed by the maker and or dated as is often the case.

rickystl 7th October 2017 04:16 PM

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Hi Cerjak.

Nice looking Teppo. Yes, too bad about the broken serpentine.
As Estcrh mentions, if there are any marks it is usually on the botton of the barrel/plug. And in my case, there was an additional mark on the inside of the stock and a small piece of linen with maybe an inspector's mark.
There are probably similar marks/dates on the bottom of your barrel.
Rick

Cerjak 8th October 2017 06:54 PM

Hi Rick,
Yes I believe that precious informations are certainly in the hidden side of the barrel but to remove the barrel without making damages around the pin holes it
will be difficult :There is some materials who obstruct the pin holes so it why I'm still not decided to do it.
Best CERJAK


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