Sbírka exponátů

V tomto přehledu jsou jednotlivé exponáty seřazeny chronologicky, podle data jejich zveřejnění - toto zveřejnění není zcela totožné s jejich zobrazením na hlavní stránce v konkrétní den.

Cíleně a přesněji lze hledat exponáty podle jejich zařazení do konkrétní podsbírky - jedná se o podsbírky jako např. Chladné zbraně a zbroj, Letecký materiál, Pistole a revolvery, Varia atd. V takovém případě klikněte na tento odkaz Exponáty dne - tematická sbírka.

07 British Flare Pistol Webley & Scott No.1 Mk III* Model Calibre 26.5 mm

The design features a hinged closure locked by a swivel lug with a control lever on the…
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02 Austro-Hungarian Admiral Cap of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria, 1914

The crown of the admiral's cap is made of fine dark blue cloth. Three gold, 0.9 cm-wide…
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01 Russian Mosin Rifle 1891 Model, cutaway

This is a bolt action rifle with two front-locking lugs that lock up the action. The supply…
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07 Double-Barreled Percussion Gun, c. 1840

This gun with a new type of percussion lock, referred to as the box lock, comes from…
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06 Percussion Target Rifle, c. 1840

Shooting as a sporting discipline has a very wide and long tradition. Already in the early period…
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04 Turkish Rifle Mauser 1903 Model Calibre 7.65 mm Mauser with Bayonet

The design features a cylindrical sliding closure lockable by means of two symmetrical locking cogs situated in…
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01 Austro-Hungarian General Uniform of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria, 1914

This double-breasted blouse is made of fine pale-blue cloth with red edgings. The collar and the bottom…
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08 Double-Barreled Percussion Gun, M. Novotný, Litoměřice (Bohemia), 1829

Matyáš Novotný from the North Bohemian town of Litoměřice was one of the leading Czech gunsmiths of…
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05 Double-Barreled Percussion Rifle, J. Mašek, Jablonné v Podještědí, 1854. Hunting rifle of Archduke Karl Ludwig of Austria (1833−1896), father of Archduke F. F. d'Este.

The double-barrelled rifle with percussion locks came from the workshop of the excellent Czech gunsmith Josef Mašek…
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02 Chemical Lock Gun, V. Dietrich, Bratislava (Slovakia), c. 1820

By the end of the 18th century, hunting firearms began to use explosive substances that ignited on…
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01 Chemical Lock Gun, B. Sailer, Ehingen, c. 1815

By the end of the 18th century, hunting firearms began to use explosive substances that ignite on…
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09 Austro-Hungarian Uniform of Colonel of 7th Uhlan Regiment

Since 1897, Franz Ferdinand was the honorary owner of the 7th Galician Uhlan Regiment manned in Mosty…
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07 British Tropical Helmet, late 19th century

The cork helmet was a necessary complement for hunters in tropical regions. This specimen, identical to the…
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04 Austro-Hungarian Navy Officer's Sabre 1850/71 Model

A curved, single-edged blade with a pipe back and a pen. It is marked with the manufacturer’s…
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01 Austro-Hungarian Admiral's Ceremonial Uniform, 1914

With its cut and shape, the admiral's ceremonial blouse matches the infantry general's blouse. The base colour…
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06 American Starr Single Action Army 1863 Model

The Starr single-action army revolver was a refinement and simplification of the previous double-action version of the…
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04 American Colt Army Revolver 1848 Model (“Colt Dragoon“)

A single-action percussion revolver. Barrel 7 1/2 inches, seven right-hand grooves, cylindrical in the front, square in…
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02 American North & Savage Carbine, 1856‒1859

The design of this unusual carbine is sometimes referred to as the North & Skinner carbine, as…
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09 Double-Barreled Flintlock Pistol, six-shot, J. P. Klett, Salzburg, 1650

The lengthy reloading of muzzle-loaders forced gunsmiths to search for designs of multi-shot weapons, allowing the user…
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05 French Flintlock Magazine Gun, Berselli, Bologna, c. 1690

At the end of the 17th and in the 18th century, repeating rifles and pistols became widespread,…
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03 Double-Barreled (over-and-under) French Flintlock Gun, D. Wacholt, Bratislava, 1720

Multi-fire hunting weapons appeared in small numbers as early as the 16th century. As the weight of…
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01 English Flintlock Rifle, Thomas Addis, England, c. 1600

The first mention of flintlocks in England dates back to 1580. The English lock is similar to…
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14 Pair of Scottish Flintlock Pistols, Scotland, 1662

Pistols made in Scotland from the early 17th century to the 19th century bear a number of…
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13 Pair of French Flintlock Pistols and Accessories in Case, J. Ch. Kuchenreiter, Regensburg, c. 1805

Paired pistols stored in a cartridge are usually considered duelling pistols, but they can also be travel…
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