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[img] http://s78.photobucket.com/albums/j106Bobguns/?action+view&[/img] Does any have any info on this gunmaker?? Thank you! Bob Jurewicz Well I guess I also need know how to add the picture!!!!!
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go to the photo in Photobucket, scroll down to where it says IMG and right click , copy and left click. Then go to the reply box, right click, scroll to paste and left clcik.
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I assume it is of the Bohemian or Germanic variety? Maybe I'll have time to look tonight, but from memory I think Johann Haberda to be Bohemian, active in the mid to late 19th century and from Frauenberg, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frauenberg_(Nahe) , or Nettolitz, http://translate.google.com/translate?hl...l%3Den%26sa%3DG . May have also been a firearms merchant and made weapons for the Schwarzenberg folk?? Kind Regards, Raimey rse
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Johann HABERDA, active 1850-1879, Krumau (Cesky Krumlov), formerly Austria-Hungary, now Czech Republic. He took over workshop of Ferdinand Moravek in Krumau. Later he relocated to castle of Hluboka. For some years gunmaker of the Duke of Schwarzenberg. (Heer/Stockel)
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There had to be another generation of Haberda, or a cousin or red headed stepson as I seem to recall seeing pic or some info of a data string with 1902 on the flats of a double barrel with his name atop the rib.
Jani, you don't have an extra copy of Heer/Stockel lying around do you?
Kind Regards,
Raimey
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I'm afraid not, Raimey. But will probably see the publishers (Journal-Verlag Schwend) in Germany soon; should I ask them on your behalf?
With kind regards,
Jani
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Jani:
By all means please do and see if they would slip in the makers for an additional hundred years.
Kind Regards,
Raimey
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I can't get this picture deal figured out! Sorry!!
Here is what is on the barrel:
JOH. HABERDA FRAAUENBERG, BOHMEN
FURST SCHWARZNG'SCHER RUFBUCRSENMACRER
The only Proof Mark I have been able to identify so far is Austrian Weipert 1892-1918 BP Rifle.
Thanks for the help so far!!!! I wish I could get some pics up of this beautiful gun.
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Bob, Here you go..     Nice underlever! Pete
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Pete,
Thank you for adding the pictures for me!!!!
Bob Jurewicz
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