Breech loading 1450-1550

Marcus den toom · 18th December 2013, 09:36 AM

Did Fisscher never do anything with your information? I would be suprised, last time i was in Luzern and visited their auktion they seemed very honest.
My experience with auction is indeed their exstesive ways of convincing buyers of special features on their items. Most of the time you also see that they just copy the text from the previous auction house where the item was sold through.
I always try to track any major purchases down to previous auctions, this will tell you a lot about the different views and time that has passed between 2 sales.

I found this picture on the web, more hackbut barrels and handgonnes but i think it will do nicely in this thread.
These items are in the Belgium national firearms museum in Brussel/Bruxelles.

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18th December 2013, 09:36 AM	#11
Marcus den toom Member Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: Netherlands Posts: 534	Did Fisscher never do anything with your information? I would be suprised, last time i was in Luzern and visited their auktion they seemed very honest. My experience with auction is indeed their exstesive ways of convincing buyers of special features on their items. Most of the time you also see that they just copy the text from the previous auction house where the item was sold through. I always try to track any major purchases down to previous auctions, this will tell you a lot about the different views and time that has passed between 2 sales. I found this picture on the web, more hackbut barrels and handgonnes but i think it will do nicely in this thread. These items are in the Belgium national firearms museum in Brussel/Bruxelles.