Confirmation of history on German/Belgian Gunmaker Einbock Bresau

[DWB]

Hi Gents, anyone have any links or info to this maker?

It is a German 9.3x74 double most likely from the guild builders.

We need official proof of the maker as this rifle is having issues bein registered on the Central Firearms Register in SA.

Any help will be greatly appreciated

 

[grand veneur]

That will be very difficult.

There was a gunsmith named Einbock in Breslau, but Breslau is now called Wroclaw and is part of Poland since 1945. Unfortunately I couldn't find out more about this gunsmith.

If Einbock really was a gunsmith from Silesia, it will be extremely difficult nowadays to find any documentation about him and this rifle.

Has this rifle proof marks ? Unfortunately nothing can be seen in the pictures.

 

[DWB]

Thank you sir. Maybe this one helps:

 

[DWB]

Good Day All,

I need to give thanks where thanks are due.

Firstly @JvW from gunsonsafari.com who referred me to the kind gentlemen from germanhuntingguns.com

Mr Larry B. Schuknecht supplied the following information:
That information comes from the personal Archive of Pape & Kellner. I found the following attached advertisement in the 1912 periodical- Schuss & Waffe.

Bertha Einbock, owner, Neudorfstrasse, Breslau, predecessor: Hermann Einbock, Operated the business:1924-1940.

EINBOCK Breslau II, Neudorfstraße 2. Inhaber: Einbock, Bertha. Waffen und Munition. Vorgänger: Hermann Einbock. Kommentare: 1940 Waffengroß- und Einzelhandel. Q: EA 1925. Dokumentiert: 1924, 1940.

EINBOCK Breslau II, Gartenstraße 75, Ecke Neudorfstraße 2. Inhaber: Einbock, Hermann. Büchsenmacherei und Waffenhandlung. Herstellung, Vertrieb von: Jagdwaffen, Scheibenwaffen, Munition, Jagdausrüstung, Spezialist für: Aufsetzen von Hirschgeweihen, Rehgehörnen. Kommentare: Schrotpatronen in Eigenaufmachung. Nachfolger: Bertha Einbock (1925). Q: SuW 1911, SuW 1912, EA 1914. Dokumentiert: 1911. 1912, 1914.