The Yellow One

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The Yellow One (Der Schut) Original Poster Country Germany Italy France Yugoslavia Directed by Robert Siodmak Release Date 1964 Language German Studio Central Cinema Company Film (CCC) Serena, Criterion Productions Main Cast Character Actor Kara Ben Nemsi Lex Barker Hadschi Halef Omar Ralf Wolter Nirwan Rik Battaglia Imer Nikola Popovic Annette Galingré Marianne Hold Omar Ben Sadek Dusan Janicijevic Sir David Lindsay Dieter Borsche

The Yellow One (German title: Der Schut) is a 1964 German adventure movie.

The following weapons were used in the film The Yellow One:

WARNING! THIS PAGE CONTAINS SPOILERS!

Handguns

Flintlock Pistol

Many various characters use various types of the Flintlock Pistols throughout the movie.

Turkish Flintlock Pistol.

French Model An IX Cavalry Flintlock Pistol - .69 cal

Hadschi Halef Omar (Ralf Wolter) with the pistol on his belt.

Hadschi Halef Omar (Ralf Wolter) (at the left) waits in ambush with his pistol.

Hadschi Halef Omar (Ralf Wolter) with the pistol.

Imer (Nikola Popovic) draws his pistol to threaten Archibald (Chris Howland).

Manach (Jovan Janicijevic-Burdus) with the pistol on his belt.

Nirwan (Rik Battaglia) holds a pistol at the left.

Aladschy Sandar (Zivojin Denic) and Aladschy Bybar (Dusan Perkovic) both carry pistols on their belts.

Two Flintlock Pistols are hung on the walls in Nirwan (Rik Battaglia)'s palace.

Colt 1851 Navy

Sir David Lindsay (Dieter Borsche) briefly holds a Colt 1851 Navy in one scene.

Colt 1851 Navy - .36 caliber.

Sir David Lindsay (Dieter Borsche) draws his revolver...

...and shows it to Archibald (Chris Howland).

Sir David Lindsay (Dieter Borsche) holds his revolver.

Shotguns

"The Bear Killer" Double Barreled Rifle

Kara Ben Nemsi's (Lex Barker) first firearm is the double barreled rifle, named "The Bear Killer" (Lex Barker also uses it as Old Shatterhand in Winnetou movies). This gun also can be briefly seen in the hands of Annette Galingré (Marianne Hold) and Hadschi Halef Omar (Ralf Wolter).

Old Shatterhand's and Kara Ben Nemsi's "The Bear Killer", as it appears on screen

Kara Ben Nemsi (Lex Barker) holds a gun at right.

Kara Ben Nemsi (Lex Barker) waits to ambush bandits.

Kara Ben Nemsi (Lex Barker) fires.

Hadschi Halef Omar (Ralf Wolter) holds the gun.

Browning Auto-5

Kara Ben Nemsi's (Lex Barker) second firearm is a highly anachronistic Browning Auto-5 with rifle sights. Hadschi Halef Omar (Ralf Wolter) and Mübarek (Friedrich von Ledebur) also briefly hold and fire it in one scene.

Browning Auto-5 Buck Special - 12 gauge

Kara Ben Nemsi (Lex Barker) showing his shotgun to the villagers.

Mübarek (Friedrich von Ledebur) investigating the gun.

Mübarek firing the Auto-5.

Muskets

Caucasian Khirimi Miquelet

Hadschi Halef Omar's (Ralf Wolter) Jezail musket long firearm is the Caucasian Khirimi. Nearly all bandits (only one of actors are known: Dusan Antonijevic) also were armed with the Jezail muskets.

Caucasian Khirimi Miquelet

Hadschi Halef Omar (Ralf Wolter) with the gun on his back.

Hadschi Halef Omar (Ralf Wolter) with the gun on his back.

Bandits fires during the gun battle.

Albanian Tanchica Miquelet

Barud (Renato Baldini) uses an Albanian Tanchica. Omar Ben Sadek (Dusan Janicijevic) takes it for himself

Albanian Tanchica

Barud (Renato Baldini) holds the gun.

Omar Ben Sadek (Dusan Janicijevic) grabs Barud's gun.

Wheellock Musket

Various firearms from many countries and epochs can be seen hung on the walls in Nirwan's (Rik Battaglia) palace. At least two different types of Wheellock Muskets are seen among it.

Mayflower Wheellock Musket

Musket at the down left.

Another view of the same wall.

A musket is hung vertically.

Another view of the same wall.

Tanegashima

Various firearms from many countries and epochs can be seen hung on the walls in Nirwan's (Rik Battaglia) palace. At least one Tanegashima is seen among it.

Japanese "Tanegashima" matchlock arquebus.

At the center.

At the center.

Unknown Muskets

Various firearms from many countries and epochs can be seen hung on the walls in Nirwan's (Rik Battaglia) palace.

Rifles

Traditions Kentucky Percussion Rifle

Manach (Jovan Janicijevic-Burdus) uses a Traditions Kentucky Percussion Rifle.

Traditions Kentucky Muzzleloading Rifle 50 Caliber Percussion 33.5" Blued Barrel Select Hardwood Stock

Manach (Jovan Janicijevic-Burdus) with the rifle on his back.

Manach (Jovan Janicijevic-Burdus) speaks with Henry Galingré (Pierre Fromont). Percussion lock is seen.

Remington 1863 Zouave

The Remington 1863 Zouave is seen in the hands of the soldiers.

Remington 1863 Zouave Rifle - .58 Minie ball

Soldier runs with the rifle in his hands. Note the patch box on the buttstock and the sling, attached to the trigger guard.

Soldiers with the rifles.

Soldiers fires.

Soldier with the fire on his shoulder at the right.

Unknown Percussion Rifle

An unknown percussion rifle is used by Omar Ben Sadek (Dusan Janicijevic).

Omar Ben Sadek (Dusan Janicijevic) fires his rifle during the gun battle with bandits.

Omar Ben Sadek (Dusan Janicijevic) with the rifle.

Omar Ben Sadek (Dusan Janicijevic) with the rifle on his shoulder.

Omar Ben Sadek (Dusan Janicijevic) ambush. Good view of the percussion lock.

Unknown Rifles

Various types of the rifles are seen in the hands of various charactes.

Aladschy Sandar (Zivojin Denic) and Aladschy Bybar (Dusan Perkovic) with the rifles.

Aladschy Sandar (Zivojin Denic) and Aladschy Bybar (Dusan Perkovic) with the rifles.

Aladschy Bybar (Dusan Perkovic) aims.

Security of the Nirwan (Rik Battaglia)'s palace with the rifles.

Another view of the same scene (a few minutes after).