Militaria et armes

Visierhelm mit Ätzdekor - Höhe: 30 cm. - Wohl Deutschland, 16. Jahrhundert. - - Geschlossener Visierhelm mit von Blütenscharnier gehaltenem Visier mit horizontal ausgeschnittenen Schlitzen für Auge und Nase. Unten mit genieteter Verplattung für den Harnischkragen, oben mit dekoriertem Kamm endend. Reich mit Ätzdekor gestaltet. - - Literatur: - Vgl.David Edge, John Miles Paddock, Arms & Armour of the Medieval Knight, London 1988. (1350482) (13) -

Bidenhänder - Länge: 144 cm. - Italien. - - Zweischneidige spitz zulaufende Klinge, lange Parierstangen und Parierbügel. Langer Griff lederummantelt, Granatapfelknauf. (1350485) (13) -

Schiavona-Säbel - Länge: 99 cm. - Venedig, wohl 17. Jahrhundert. - - Spitz zulaufende zweischneidige Klinge mit Parierstange und à jour gearbeitetem Parierkorb. Drahtumwicklung des Griffes wohl sekundär, Knauf in bewegter Trapezform. (1350484) (13) -

Paar Panzerhandschuhe - Länge jeweils: 33 cm. - Inwandige Nummerierung „66“. - Deutsches Reich, 17./ 18. Jahrhundert. - - Mit geschiftetem Handrücken und Wappengravur, Nieten innen mit Textilresten auf ehemaligen Kettenschutz der Finger hinweisend. Gravur zeigt Doppelkopfadler mit Bügelkrone und zentralem viergeteiltem Wappenschild. Schöne Gravurarbeit. (13505810) (13) -

Eiserner Hallenleuchter - Höhe: 146,5 cm. - Deutschland, 16. oder 19. Jahrhundert. - - Eisen, geschmiedet. Über drei geschweiften Beinen der zylindrische Mittelschaft mit drei gedrehten Spangen, einen radförmigen Aufsatz haltend mit konisch auslaufenden Tüllen und dazwischenliegenden Dornen mit zentralem überhöhtem Mitteldorn. (1350588) (13) -

Storta - Länge: 86 cm. - Venedig, 19. Jahrhundert. - - Geschweifte Klinge mit zweischneidiger Spitze, bebogter Parierstange, lederummanteltem Balustergriff und Scheibenknauf mit Blütenrelief. (1350486) (13) -

Katzbalger - Länge: 83 cm. - Italien. - - Zweischneidige gerillte Klinge mit gedrehten in Kugelknäufen endenden Parierbügeln. Konisch auslaufender Holzgriff mit Rillen und Ornamentbeschlag. (1350487) (13) -

A pin-fire system revolver - dating: about 1870 - provenance: Europe, Rifled, octagonal, swivelling, 9 mm cal. barrel, with high foresight; smooth, six-shot cylinder with remains of serial number. With an opening lever featuring rare system under the barrel. Smooth frame, wooden grips with iron mounts. Mechanism needs revision (it shoots, but the return spring is worn). length 27.5 cm.

A Merolla pin-fire revolver with holster - dating: 1860-70 - provenance: Belgium, Rifled, octagonal, 9 mm cal. barrel, provided with rib and foresight, mark 'MEROLLA CYS.ME B.TES'. Six-shot cylinder. Mechanism working only in double action. Floral engravings on granulated background. Hard-rubber grips decorated in relief. Remains of earlier bluing. Serial number '16xx'. With an old red leather holster (signs of use and time), complete with belt frog containing two empty cartridge cases. length 26 cm.

A Lefaucheux pin-fire revolver kept in leather holster - dating: about 1870 - provenance: Belgium, Round, rifled, 9 mm cal. barrel, octagonal at the base; browned, six-chamber cylinder with mark of the Liège test bench, frame with geometric engravings on the borders, signed 'E. Lefaucheux brevete', serial number '841xx', folding trigger, loading gate, extractor, wooden grips. Kept in leather holster with old, handwritten label. length 22 cm.

A rare eighteen-shot Lefaucheux pin-fire revolver - dating: 1864 - 1870 - provenance: Belgium, Two over-and-under, 9 mm cal. barrels. Bore with visible rifling but with pitting and signs of use inside. Eighteen-shot cylinder, double-action working mechanism. Frame marked 'E. LEFAUCHEUX INV. BREVETE. Engraved with rocaille, webs and spirals. Folding trigger. Smooth, ebony grip scales. Ring for the strap. Various areas with evident pitting. Various numbering and remains of marks. Complete with an old holster (restored on the bottom). In 1864, Lefaucheux patented a large-capacity revolver to compete with Chaineux's, in the same year he bought the buildings to start the production in Liegi. See 'Les Revolvers a Broche' by J.P. Bastié (ed. E.T.A.I. 2016), p. 37 and 97. Similar (but less elaborate) models are photographed on pages 37 and 97. length 28,5 cm.

A cased 'LE QUARTRA MORTS' pin-fire ring pistol - dating: Third quarter of the 19th Century - provenance: France, Made of silver and blued iron; marked 'LE QUARTRA MORTS' and with leaf-shaped frames at the back. Four-shot, 3 mm cal cylinder shaped as a four-leaf clover; kept in its paper-covered case decorated with gold frame; green velvet lining, lid with white silk marked 'John Smith & Son Estab. 1820 Stone Bow Jewellers Lincoln', complete with a screwdriver and a spare cylinder. Very rare. length 4.4 cm.

A rare long-barreled percussion pepperbox revolver by Mariette - dating: about 1855 - provenance: Belgium, Long, round, smoothbore, turn-off, 9 mm cal. barrels, numbered and made of damask; oval, iron frame engraved with floral motifs. The space between the pistons is engraved and with mark of the Liege test bench. Ring trigger. Grooved ebony grip scales, the central frame of the grip marked 'MARIETTE BREVETE 118'. length 30.5

An interesting central fire revolver - dating: about 1880 - provenance: Belgium, Long, round, rifled, 320 cal. barrel, with rib and front sight. Grooved, five-shot cylinder, engraved with arabesques and provided with mark of the Liège test bench. Frame decorated en suite with calibre and serial number '13xx', the frame marked 'PATENT HAMMERLESS REVOLVER' on the upper part. Foldaway trigger, loading gate. Checkered, wooden grips. 85% of nickeling. Working mechanism. length 23 cm.

A Webley RIC No.2 Revolver - dating: circa 1880 - 1890 - provenance: Ireland, Round, rifled, 450 center fire cal. barrel, with foresight. Clean bore, visible rifling, slight pitting inside. Six-shot cylinder, mechanism working in single and double action.The left side with Webley's marking and 'R.I.C.' inscription, serial number '10xxx', calibre inscription and 'W&S' surmounted by a depiction of a winged bullet. On the back the dealer 'J. BRADDELL & SON / BELFAST'. Checkered wooden grip with ring for the strap. Various marks. Remains of earlier browning. length 20,5 cm.

A rare Levaux centerfire revolver - dating: 1880 - provenance: Belgium, Rifled, faceted, 9 mm cal barrel with high front sight and remains of marking. Six-shot cylinder, working mechanism. Serial number '97xx'. Marks of the Liege test bench. Working, automatic extractor. Wooden grips. Ring for the strap. Old rebrowning. length 25 cm.

A Montenegrin center fire revolver - dating: about 1880 - provenance: Belgium, Round, rifled (visible rifling, some pitting inside) barrel, marked 'VERO REVOLVER MONTENEGRINO' on the back, and 'ADLERS PATENT / GUSS STAHL' on the left side, and with serial number '952xx', 11 mm cal. at the nozzle. Six-shot cylinder. Working mechanisms with single and double action. Leaf engravings on undulated background and with small grip-straps. Marked 'S.MARKE', mark of the Liège bench and other stamps. Light-coloured, horn grips, one side with crack and a small missing part. Light pitting. Ring for the strap. length 36 cm.

A rare centerfire revolver by Vernek y Desteves - dating: circa 1875 - 1890 - provenance: Uruguay, Rifled, octagonal, remington Navy 50. cal barrel (visible rifling, some pitting inside), provided with foresight, featuring the markings 'VERNEK Y DESTEVES / MONTEVIDEO', and 'CAST STEEL SCREWEL BARREL'. Five-shot cylinder. Mechanism working in double and single action. Engraved with racemes. Remains of marks including 'Z' under star and 'DL'. Later finishing. Checkered ebony grip scales (one cracked). Ring for the strap. length 26,3 cm.

An elegant wheel lock pistol - dating: First half of the 17th Century - provenance: Brescia, Smoothbore, octagonal, 14 mm cal. barrel; smooth and angled; outer wheel lock battery with remains of engraved decorations, wheel frame, spring and cock with carved elements, flat lock-plate. Fine briarwood full stock (some typical restorations and small missing parts) sculpted under the nozzle. Beautiful steel mounts, carved, pierced and engraved with floral motifs, carved and pierced trigger, original belt hook. Carved and pierced iron-tipped wooden ramrod length 49.7 cm.

A flintlock pistol signed G.M. Logia (Loggia) - dating: First half of the 18th Century - provenance: Italy, Round barrel with sides flattened on the first segment and dorsal rib, decorated with mouldings and with remains of brass inlays at the breech,14 mm cal at the nozzle. Tang with remains of engravings. Lock with flat plate featuring the signature 'G.M. LOGIA'. Working mechanism, but the hammer does not hold the cocking position. Wooden full stock with antique restoration at the base and small restorations at the handle. Small missing parts at the edges. Brass mounts. Trigger guard decorated with vases, small missing parts at the muzzle ring. Wooden ramrod, not pertinent. For Giovanni Maria Loggia (Logia), 'azzaliniere' from Brescia, Italy, of the first half of the 18th century, see B. Barbiroli 'Repertorio Storico degli Archibugiari Italiani' (Ed. Clueb 2012), p. 331. length 32,5 cm.

A flintlock pistol signed Askew - dating: first quarter of the 19th Century - provenance: England, Smoothbore, octagonal barrel, signed 'ASKEW DEAN ST. T. HOLBORN LONDON', with foresight, with gilt breech and vent. Some pitting both inside and outside. Tang with fore-end and engravings. Lock signed 'ASKEW' with small floral engravings, the spring of the batterie with anti-friction wheel and sealing pan. External safety lock. Working mechanism. Wooden full stock with old tip repair and checkered grip. Iron mounts, trigger guard with remains of engravings. Missing ramrod. length 38 cm.

A fine officer's flintlock pistol - dating: circa 1800 - provenance: France, Smoothbore, octagonal, browned, 17 mm cal barrel with gold frames at the edges, the base with marks, front sight; tang and with fine engravings and sight. Elegant lock with flat plate featuring a small, palm-shaped tang, engraved with floral motifs. Full stock, restored tip, with checkered base and steel mounts engraved in the Empire style. Deer-horn and iron-tipped, wooden ramrod (slightly shortened). length 35 cm.

A flintlock pistol by Jean Seuts (Seux) - dating: about 1780 - provenance: St. Etienne, Smoothbore, two-stage, 14 mm cal barrel octagonal at the first part with remains of engravings, then round; tang with remains of engravings. Flintlock signed 'Jean Seuts' and engraved with floral motifs. Slightly carved, wooden full stock with filigree inlays on the butt. Iron mounts decorated en suite. Horn-tipped wooden ramrod. Small defects. See 'Der Neue Stöckel', vol. II, pag. 1156. He is most likely the gunsmith Jean Seux, documented in St. Etienne in 1783. length 45 cm.

An elegant Roman-style flintlock pistol - dating: 18th Century - provenance: Central Italy, Smoothbore, two-stage, 14.6 mm cal. barrel, octagonal at the first part, with breech featuring a molded frame and with longitudinal outlines on the surface, then with rings at the girdle and round at the second part. Nozzle covered with a brass ring nut decorated with shaped and engraved leaves on the back . Lock decorated with masks, with a well-relieved face at the tang and other relieved faces on the screw heads, the rest engraved and carved with leaves. The rear part of the batterie with a relieved face. Marked 'CELALBA' inside the lock plate. Working mechanism but the cock tends to snap. Full, wooden stock with brass mounts. Back escutcheon engraved and pierced depicting a bird of prey. A small restoration on the wood near the butt-plate , the butt-plate itself with leaf engravings. Counterplate and hilt in front of the muzzle ring engraved and pierced with leaves. Antique, brass-tipped ramrod and iron cartridge extractor. Iron belt hook. For the 'CELALBA' marking, see 'Marchi e Firme di Archibugiari Italiani' by B. Barbiroli, page 343. It's a hamlet in the municipality of San Giustino near Perugia, part of the small and flourishing Republic of Cospaia. See also 'Repertorio Storico degli Archibugiari Italiani' by the same author, pages 583-584. length 46,5 cm.

A flintlock pistol with snap bayonet - dating: first quarter of the 19th Century - provenance: England, Round, smoothbore, twisted, 15 mm cal barrel, with marks of the Birmingham test bench, with a snap bayonet featuring a release-button on the tang (engraved); flintlock with anti-friction and watertight systems, engraved with floral motifs. Full stock (restored fore-end cap) with iron mounts, the trigger guard engraved with Empire-style motifs. Oval shield on the back. Brass-tipped, wooden ramrod with iron cartridge extractor. length 29 cm.

A percussion pocket pistol by Galisse - dating: circa 1800 - provenance: London, Round, turn-off, 10 mm cal. barrel, rifled in the second part, with moulded nozzle; working mechanisms, converted to percussion. Frame signed 'GALISSE' on one side and 'LONDON' on the other, iron grips engraved with floral motifs. Trigger guard decorated en suite. length 14 cm.

An over-and under-barreled flintlock pocket pistol - dating: Early 19th Century - provenance: Europe, Cylindrical, turn-off, 11 mm cal barrels (apparently blocked). Boxlock frame with engraved outlines and frames. With change lever on the left side. Back batterie and hammer, with external secure-lock. Working mechanism. Trigger guard with engravings. Smooth wooden butt. length 18 cm.

A pair of flintlock pistols by Vaglienti - dating: circa 1800 - provenance: North Italy, Round, smoothbore, 15 mm cal barrels with square base, rib with copper-inlaid mark; flintlock signed 'VAGLIENTI CAVO'; slightly-sculpted, wooden full stocks and with engraved brass mounts. The owner's monogram on the back. Brass-tipped wooden ramrods. length 32.5 cm.

A pair of blunderbuss flintlock pistol for a naval officer - dating: Early 19th Century - provenance: France, Smoothbore, brass, two-stage, octagonal and round barrels, with bell-mouthed nozzle. Iron tangs engraved with leaves and outlines. Locks with slightly-rounded plate signed 'AUBRON in Nantes'. Working mechanisms (one tending to jam).Wooden full stocks, both with small restoration in the hollow of the handle. Brass mounts, trigger guards and butt plates with small engravings. Simple iron ramrods. Probably Jean Aubron from Nantes (1771-1818 circa), see 'Der Neue Stoeckel', Vol. 1 page 36, where also other members of the same family of gunsmiths are documented. length 24,3 cm.

A pair of flintlock pistols by F. Bianco - dating: first quarter of the 18th Century - provenance: Brescia, Round, smoothbore, 13.5 mm cal barrels with frames at the base and rib signed 'L. LAZARINO' among stars, pitting; engraved tangs. Locks with engraved, brass plates signed 'F. BIANCO'. Iron spring, batterie and hammer. Lightly-carved, wooden full stocks with partially-pierced, engraved and carved brass mounts. Horn-tipped, wooden ramrod. See 'Repertorio Storico Degli Archibugiari Italiani dal XIV al XX Secolo' by Bruno Barbiroli, pages 117/118. length 50 cm.

A fine percussion pocket pistol - dating: Mid 19th Century - provenance: France, Round, rifled (!), turn-off, 10 mm cal. barrel, made of damask, marked '4'; frame with long plates engraved with floral motifs, marked '4' below; foldaway trigger. Grooved, briarwood butt. Butt-plate with primer case and shell-shaped, German silver lid. Cock marked 'R'. Working mechanism. length 16.5 cm.

A rare pair of cased percussion pocket pistols - dating: Mid 19th Century - provenance: Belgium, Octagonal, micro-rifled (still visible rifling), 13.5 mm cal. browned barrels with damask-type decoration, with foresight; dark blued bases. Oval, finished, frames engraved in the upper part, the lateral percussion cocks loaded by a folding lever. Brown, slightly sculpted , cow-horn butts with oval, silver shield on the back. Working mechanism. In their black-lacquered wooden case with gold frames and floral motifs and two-hook closure. Lined with white and brown fabric. Provided with its multifunctional tool with barrel-turner, two screwdrivers and nipple wrench. length cm.

An Unwin & Rogers percussion knife-pistol - dating: Mid 19th Century - provenance: England, Octagonal, 8 mm cal. barrel, made of white non-ferrous metal, with marks of the Birmingham test bench. The piston mounted in the breech. The cock placed on the back, made of iron. Mechanism needs revision, the cock does not hold the cocking position. Non-ferrous metal stock with the sides covered, with horn grips (small missing parts). Provided with two foldaway blades marked 'UNWIN & RODGERS' at the base and with internal compartment at the grip. Foldaway trigger. Complete with two removable tweezers. Rare. See a revolver of this type in 'Firearms Curiosa' by Lewis Winant, p. 123. length closed 16,2 cm.

A fine pair of percussion pocket pistols - dating: Mid 19th Century - provenance: Belgium, Round, smoothbore, 11 mm cal. barrels, turn-off and made of damask; boxlock-type, iron frame with brass frame, finely engraved with floral motifs, mark of the Liegi test bench and marked 'VC 31'. Browned cocks, foldaway triggers. Drop-shaped, wooden butts briarwood effect. length 15 cm.

A pair of percussion pocket pistols - dating: Mid 19th Century - provenance: Belgium, Smoothbore, turn-off, damask, 10 mm cal. barrels; boxlock type frame engraved with floral motifs with foldaway trigger. Wooden butts (small cracks) with drum and white metal shield on the back. Mark of the Liegi test bench. length 20 cm.

A cased pair of percussion pocket pistols by Lepage-Moutier - dating: Mid 19th Century - provenance: Paris, Smoothbore, round, turn-off, 11 mm cal. barrels; boxlock type frame engraved with floral motifs, with upper cock and foldaway trigger. Ebony, drop-shaped butt with iron drum. Kept in their wooden case covered with black paper, with partially gilded imprints, lined with red velvet with gold name 'Lepage-Moutier' between floral decorations. Complete with flask, box and multi-purpose bullet mold. length 14 cm.

A rare four-barreled rotating percussion pistol - dating: Mid 19th Century - provenance: Italy, Round, smoothbore, 15 mm cal barrels with brass ribs; wooden butt with internal mechanism, top hammers, double trigger, spring trigger guard to rotate the barrels, checkered handle. length 32.5 cm.

A percussion naval pistol by Bennet - dating: first quarter of the 19th Century - provenance: England, Smooth, round, 13 mm cal. barrel with square base and rib, featuring stamps of the test bench, iron foresight; iron tang with rear sight; brass lock with the plate marked 'BENNET', iron hammer with engravings at the border. Wooden full stock with checkered neck, brass mounts, horn-tipped, wooden ramrod with iron cartridge extractor. See 'Selected Antique Arms And Armour - The Abildgaard Collection', pp. 230/231 picture N° 7.07 with text. length 33 cm.

A gravity Collette-type pistol marked Herman - dating: about 1860 - provenance: Europe, Micro-rifled, octagonal, 8 mm cal barrel. Falling block bolt. Working mechanism. Wooden stock finely engraved with rocaille and flowers. Marked 'HERMAN / BREVETE' inside, on the barrel. Wooden butt carved with grooved segments. Iron mounts. Trigger guard with finger support. length 34,5 cm.

A rare Gaulois center fire palm pistol - dating: 1875-1890 - provenance: France, 8 mm cal; marked 'Gaulois' on the barrel and 'Manufacture Francaise Armes et Cycles Saint Etienne' on the frame; provided with secure lock. The entire surface with original geometric engravings. Brown, checkered, hard-rubber grip (small missing part on the back). Remains of old browning. length 12,7 cm.

A rare 1889 model Tribuzio system breech-loading pistol - dating: 1875-1890 - provenance: Italy, Round, rifled, 7 mm cal barrel, marked 'PISTOLA LAMPO LAMPO TRIBUZIO'; nickel-plated iron frame. Remains of browning. Ring trigger, secure lock. length 11,7 cm.

A Venditti-Lancusi breech-loading pistol - dating: Third quarter of the 19th Century - provenance: Torre Annunziata, Faceted barrel, with tubular magazine, marked 'VENDITTI & C.I LANCUSI' among floral motifs; brass frame with iron side plates, decorated with floral engravings; trigger guard with lever, ring-shaped magazine; grip with checkered, wooden grips, butt-plate with suspension ring. Working mechanisms. Rare. Illustrated in 'Diana Armi', January 1st, 1988, Editoriale Olimpia, pages 70-73.Pietro Antonio Venditti, Torre Annunziata and Naples (1828 - 1878). After being released from hard labour due to a conviction for murder, he starts his first business in Torre Annunziata (Naples, Italy); after several patents, he manufactured his well-known repeating pistol with ten and even twenty six shots. See 'Der Neue Stockel', Vol. II, page 1324. length 30.5 cm.

A rare wheellock tschinke - dating: mid-17th Century - provenance: Teschen, Octagonal, 9 mm cal barrel, with rifled bore of hexagonal section, featuring an engraved segment with floral motifs at the base, one at the centre and at the slightly bell-mouthed nozzle. Fixed front sight and rear sight. Slender, iron wheel lock. With working trigger guard. The hammer with plates richly engraved with grotesques and racemes, the plate and the other elements en suite. Wooden full stock (some restorations and repairs) richly decorated with bone, horn and mother-of-pearl inlays. The fore-end with plates decorated with floral motif and fine wooden-inlaid elements. The butt-plate with a dense floral pattern. Some plate replaced. Missing butt plate. The patchbox probably restored. Iron trigger guard. Wooden ramrod with iron cartridge extractor. A fine gun of good quality deserving a proper restoration. length 123 cm.

A postilion's roman-style flintlock smoothbore carbine - dating: Second half of the 18th Century - provenance: Central Italy, Strong, smoothbore, two-stage, octagonal and round, 22 mm cal. barrel, with moulded muzzle at the nozzle. Lock entirely made of iron, with working mechanism. Wooden full stock (two cracks restored). Brass mounts. Wooden trigger guard carved in the stock and reinforced in brass. Wooden ramrod. length 85 cm.

A miquelet flintlock hunting gun - dating: about 1810 - provenance: Naples, Long, smoothbore, two-stage, 16 mm cal barrel with ring at the girdle, the base with Neapolitan mark (not completely legible) under two lilies, refreshed browning, road rear sight and white, metal, swallow-tailed front sight; engraved tang; slightly carved and engraved miquelet lock. Half wooden stock carved with floral motifs and grooved butt. Fine, bronze hilts with floral motifs and masks. Interesting ramrod with iron base, the external part made of wood, missing tip. length 155.5 cm.

An interesting percussion target rifle - dating: 1840 circa - provenance: Central Europe, Octagonal, rifled, 12 mm cal. barrel with precision rear sight and foresights; tang and base engraved with floral motifs; lock with enclosed hammer pointing to the rear side, the lock-plate engraved en suite. Wooden full stock (small missing parts near the piston) with knurled palm rest and area around the tang. Beautiful brass mounts finely engraved with a grotesque animal and a bird on the side of the counterplate, the heavy butt plate with curl and engraved with floral motifs, the anatomical trigger guard with similar decorations. Wooden ramrod. length 114 cm.

An 1851 model federal percussion carbine - dating: 1860 - provenance: Genova, Rifled, 10 mm cal. barrel (clean bore, still visible rifling), round, octagonal at the base with adjustable rear sight, foresight and tubular club guide for the bayonet. Long tang. Forward spring lock signed 'MULLER IN GENOVA'. Wooden full stock with some signs of use, and stamp '1' on the side and oval plate with silver inscription 'Luigi Malatesta Compagnia 1859-1860' with a Savoy knot. Working trigger and set trigger. Iron mounts and ramrod. length 128 cm.

A beautiful flintlock hunting gun by Carmine Papa - dating: about 1810 - provenance: Lancusi, Smoothbore, two-stage, 18 mm cal barrel with ring and acanthus leaves at the girdle, swallow-tailed front sight, keeping most of the original browning; tang engraved with floral motifs; flintlock signed 'CARMI. PAPA', slightly engraved and carved. Wooden full stock (a very small restoration) carved at the fore-end cap, checkered hand rest and grooved butt. Filigree inlays with floral motifs up to the center of the butt, checkering with stylized lilies. Beautiful bronze mounts partly pierced or in bas relief with floral motifs, the pierced parts with granulated background. Browned butt-plate. Iron ramrod with carved tip. For Carmine Papa see Barbiroli 'Repertorio Storico Degli Archibugieri Italiani dal XIV al XX Secolo'; Clueb, Bologna, 2012, page 407. length 118.5 cm.