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The decoration on the stock with mounted hunters dashing after a lion, rabbits, wild boar, fox, and even a mythical unicorn is skillfully adapted to the contour of the rifle. The materials contribute to the elegance of the piece: delicate mother-of-pearl set into walnut which is stained to look like expensive and exotic ebony wood. The decoration is similar to that on rifles from Nuremberg attributed to the master known (because of his motifs) as the "Master of the Castles."
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