This lot consists of two massive German bolt action target rifles with a hand carved Vogel eagle efigy target on a wooden display with stands for both rifles. The bird is a scale representation of a Vogal target shown in the included book. This rifle gauges at .67 caliber (16 ga 2 1/2 case). The top barrel flat is marked "FRANZ KETTNER KOLN-SUHL" behind the rear sight. The left barrel flat ahead of the rear sight is marked "2483 KAL. 16." It is fitted with double set triggers, a ramp front sight with blade and an adjustable notch rear sight. The bolt is marked with the serial number and "Crown/B/U" proofs. Sling swivels are attached to the underside of the barrel and buttstock. The rifle weighs 29 pounds. The half stock features a plain forearm with single barrel wedge, multi-point checkering on the wrist, thumb groove and steel buttplate. Also included are two 16 gauge dummy rounds, display plaques for both rifles, and a copy of the book "Old German Target Arms: Alte Scheibenwaffen, Vol. 1" by Thompson, Dillon, Hallock and Loos. The history includes in depth explanations of these special rifles; and the sport that endured from the time of the crossbow.

The muzzle gauges at .67 caliber (16 ga 40 mm case). The rifle is fitted with double set triggers, ramp front sight with blade and adjustable notch rear sight. There are no visible maker markings or serial numbers. Sling swivels are attached to the underside of the barrel and buttstock. the rifle weighs 18 lbs. the half stock features a plain forearm with single barrel wedge, multi-point checkering on the wrist and steel buttplate.