Mark of Cain (Kainovo znamení)

Mark of Cain Kainovo znamení Cinema poster Country Czechoslovakia Poland Directed by Janusz Majewski Release Date 1989 Language Czech German Polish Studio Filmové studio Barrandov Studio Filmowe Oko Main Cast Character Actor Ludwik Machl Olaf Lubaszenko Captain Truxa Petr Cepek Count Rozinski Michal Pawlicki Roman Zalewski Adam Ferency Commissioner Lottes Jirí Kodet Inspector Malc Jan Preucil

Mark of Cain (original: Kainovo znamení) is a 1989 Czechoslovak-Polish historical adventure story that takes place on the eve of the Austro-Prussian War 1866th and directed by Janusz Majewski. Starring Olaf Lubaszenko and Petr Cepek.

The following weapons were used in the film Mark of Cain (Kainovo znamení):

Augustin Model 1851

During a robbery, Ludwik Machl (Olaf Lubaszenko) used an Augustin Model 1851 percussion cavalry pistol.

Kavalleriepistole Modell 1851 - 17.1 mm

Ludwig with a pistol in hand covers a back of his cronies during the robbery in the printer.

Police Commissioner Lottes (Jirí Kodet) confronts arrested Ludwig with his gun.

Webley-Bentley Percussion Revolver

Ludwik Machl (Olaf Lubaszenko) as the spy received a Webley-Bentley Percussion revolver.

Webley-Bentley Percussion Revolver - .442 Webley

Austrian secret police used the license Webley-Bentley percussion revolvers.

Captain Truxa (Petr Cepek) (right) teaches Ludwig, how best to handle the weapon.

Ludwig goes to the first meeting with the courier in the woods.

Ludwig shoots from a revolver into the telegraph on post office.

Werndl M1873/77

What appears to be anachronistic Werndl M1873/77 rifles with fixed bayonets are seen carried by Prussian soldiers. These rifles stand in for the Dreyse Needle Gun.

Infanteriegewehr M1873/77, System Werndl/Holub - 11.15x58mmR

Prussian soldiers leaning over the dead count.