Double-barreled flint barrel rifle, Jan Kitzen, c. 1650 Canvas Print
The lock consists of two parts: the rear lock plate and two front lock plates; the rear lock plate has chiseled embossing ending in the head of a sample; the lock is engraved with praise; the rooster is ajour processed and engraved in bas-relief in the form of a dragon and a squirrel; the two front lock plates each operate one of the two running; one front lock plate is engraved Jan Kitzen : Ft, the other à Maestricht. The two walks are mounted on top of each other and equipped with a filed ring; stamped I*K above the double-headed eagle of Maastricht; two yellow-copper wings form the rear visor, the two visor grains are of the same material; the tail of the barrel is engraved with a dragon and praise. The flask consists of two parts, the flask and the front drawer; the front drawer is grooved on both sides, a groove of which accommodates the loading stick, and ends in the front in a hood of cow horn; the stock is branded at the bottom with two curved fish above the stamped number 26. The fitting consists of six yellow-copper loading stick sleeves arranged in pairs, an iron trigger bracket with a chiseled S-shaped right in front of the arc to unblock the turning mechanism, and an iron stock plate with a long pointed tail; there is no screw plate; the wooden loading stick is equipped with an iron hood.
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