Description
A truly extraordinary and rare historical firearm, this double-barreled shotgun was custom-crafted for Kaiser Wilhelm II around the year 1900.
This elegant piece features a Martini-style button trigger mechanism, renowned for its smooth operation and innovative design. The receiver and locks are beautifully hand-engraved with intricate scrollwork and fine detailing, reflecting the artistry and precision of turn-of-the-century German gunmaking.
The shotgun boasts a high-quality walnut stock with a rich patina, paired with finely blued barrels and masterfully fitted steel components. Every detail of this weapon showcases exceptional craftsmanship and luxury—befitting its royal provenance.
Specifications:
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Type: Double-barreled shotgun
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Mechanism: Martini button trigger system
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Origin: Germany
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Year: Circa 1900
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Commissioned for: Kaiser Wilhelm II
Special Design for the Emperor’s Condition
This shotgun was specially constructed without conventional triggers because Kaiser Wilhelm II had a physical disability affecting his left arm and hand, the result of a birth injury.
This is a unique collector’s piece of immense historical significance, representing the peak of European gunsmithing and imperial craftsmanship.
