Anton Vincenz Lebeda

1798–1857 (age 59)

Biography

Anton Vincenz Lebeda (1798–1857) was a gunsmith whose meticulous craft combined technical precision with an unwavering sense of responsibility toward those who relied on his work. His reputation for excellence made him a trusted figure for both civilians and military officers who valued reliability and integrity.

Lebeda’s calm devotion to his trade and the dignity he afforded every commission were remembered by the communities he served, and he now rests at Olšany Cemetery among fellow artisans of his age.

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