Flint hunting rifle; The lock is engraved with edges and lofwork; the lock plate is signed. Polished barrel with a silver visor grain in the shape of a crawling dog; carved in relief with leafy tendrils; engraved on the back with asymmetrical leafy tendrils and on the tail of the barrel with an acanthus leaf; stamped on the bottom with an unclear mark and on the left with the mark in the form of a dagger from the city of Essen. The burr walnut flask is embossed with edges and leaves that end in dragon heads; the cheek plate is carved with a dragon with leaves; branded on the bottom with a mark in the form of two bent fish above a stamped 5. The batter of polished iron consists of; among other things; a trigger guard braked on both sides with tendrils and a head with a feather head; the trace of which is gone and both sides run out into a chiseled leaf; an openwork machined screw plate consisting of tendrils ending in a snake and a half human-half leaf figure around a rider on horseback with a gun; and the thumb plate; carved in relief with a female bust and profile surrounded by openwork tendrils; the loading stick has a double iron cap; Red Indians; American Indians; Jan Rosmole; Netherlands; 1685 - 1690; silver (metal); iron (metal); polishing; l 153.8 cm h 22 cm x d 7.5 cm x w 4.7 kg l 115.0 cm d 21.1 mm