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The smooth bore barrel is fitted with a bead front sight and is marked "London" on the top flat, with a pair of British proofs stamped on ...

The brass barrel is marked "London" on the top flat and a pair of British proofs on the upper right flat. Brass furniture (including buttc...

This is an example of a British Tower percussion pistol with a belt hook attached to the left side of the stock. The left rear of the barrel is marked

A) The lock is marked "Mre Rle de / Chatellerault", "Mle 1837" on upper tang and acceptance marks on many on the components. Bra...

A) The barrel is manufactured without sights and is marked "* / AC" at the breech (most likely Belgian). The lock is stamped with a circle...

Large Damascus barrel with swamped muzzle and bead front sight. The barrel is embellished with decorative chiseled relief patterns and decorative bras

Though not confirmed as the maker, the July 1, 1862 edition of the Boston Directory shows a Joseph Tonks operating as a gunsmith. Raised brass bead si

The lock has the large crown over "GR" stamped in front of the hammer with "TOWER" stamped vertically behind the hammer. The fro...

The lock has a large crown stamped in front of the hammer, with "TOWER" stamped vertically behind the hammer. The barrel is fitted with a ...

The converted lock is marked "1826" (date of conversion), the top of the barrel at the breech is marked "727", opposite that is...

This flintlock infantry musket was produced at the Maubeuge Arsenal in France. The lock is script marked "M de / Maubeuge" in front of the...

Introduced after the Civil War, only the earliest were made in percussion configuration. Steel construction 33" long with a Gutta Percha veneer...

Total length of 34" with claw style handle, walnut veneer over an iron smooth bore barrel, which appears to be the equivalent of a .410 gauge. ...

The swagger stick is 31 1/4" ivory with a silver tip collar, black lacquered hardwood shaft, and a silver escutcheon on the lanyard hole and a ...

34 1/4" in length, with a nickel finished tip, maroon painted hardwood veneer increasing in width with height, silver bands at the joint with c...

34 inches long, with a wood tip, black painted shaft, and 5 1/4 inch tall, 1 1/2" wide solid silver head, decorated in raised leaf and scroll p...

1) Bamboo sword cane, 34" tall, with an exposed tip, brass bands at the joint, and a hooked head connected to a 19 1/2" round spike. 2) Ha...

1) Metal sword cane, 34 1/2" tall with a rubber tip, black painted leather body, bronze tip and brass ball top, which doubles as the handle of ...

This appears to be a British Infantry Hanger of the pattern widely issued in the first half of the 18th Century. The sword has a cast brass hilt with

The sword has a 33 inch, double edged blade with two stopped fullers marked "GOTT BEWA DIE/ AVIRECHTE SCHOTTEN" on either side. Iron hilt ...

British early 19th century broad sword with 31-3/4 inch double edge single fuller blade and no visible makers marks. The iron basket guard has cut-ou

1) Short saber made by John Mills Sr. of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and New London, Virginia between 1780 and 1818. The saber has a 30 inch, unstoppe

33 inch double edge blade, with double fullers at the ricasso and short triple fullers marked "ANDREA FARARRA" in the central fuller. Hilt...

The two-handed sword is commonly associated with the German and Swiss Landsknecht mercenaries of the 16th Century. The sword has a 54 1/4" blad...

1) Long sword, possibly Abyssinian or Mediterranean in origin, 32" double fuller blade, with attractive vine work etching running the full leng...

1) The lion pommel short sword has a 23 3/4 inch fullered single edge blade with no makers marks. Brass hilt, has a down-turned quillion, small clamsh

Fixed sights on a rifled barrel lightly marked P. NEWHARDT" with the last half of this remaining. There is a Peter Newhardt (also seen as Neiha...

The rifled barrel features fixed sights and is marked "W*M". The lock has an illegible marking and consignor states that the rifle was man...

The Damascus barrel has a solid rib on the underside, "W: JEWELL." gold inlaid on the top near the breech, and a worn bead front sight wit...

Fixed sights on an octagon barrel marked "C. KELLER / EVENSVILLE. IND" with a solid iron rib on the underside. The light scroll engraved l...

The brass lock plate has a simple floral type engraving and marked "R.E. LEE / MADISON / INDA" under the bolster. The rifled octagon barre...

This large bore rifled rifle has no maker markings, but is most likely German in origin. Writer believes the gun to have been made in the early to mid

Large 19th Century British or Scottish powder horn with engraved, nickel-silver spout and base. The base is inscribed: "From D.M./To/Lewis St...

Holster and powder flask for Colt Model 1851 Navy revolver purchased directly from Colt or manufactured under license in Austria for Austrian Navy. Th

1) Compartment flask, double faced floral design, no maker markings. 2) As described in 1 but with a shorter charger. 3) Compartment bag shaped flask,

Five small powder flasks: 1) unmarked, 3 7/8", measuring charger with spring loaded lever; 2) unmarked, 3 7/8", charger with spring loaded...

1) Cylinder leather covered compartment flask, 3", no maker markings. 2) Horn body compartment flask, 3", no marker markings. 3) Flask wit...

1) Unmarked (possibly Charles Goodyear) hard rubber flask, graduated charger. 2) James Dixon & Sons leather bound flask, graduated charger, has ...

Six plain powder flasks without maker markings: 1) Tear drop shaped, 3 1/4". 2) Bag shaped, 4 1/4". 3) Bag shaped, 4 1/8", graduated ...

Four handgun powder flasks with the following features: 1) unmarked, 3 5/8", eagle grasping revolver double face design; 2) as described in 1; ...

Two 8 inch powder flasks adorned with the same design on both sides. At the top is an American eagle with the arrows and olive branch. In the center o

Three eagle powder flasks used with Remington-Rider revolvers. 1) Powder flask featuring an eagle/shield motif with crossed revolvers and E Pluribus U

1) Unmarked plain bag shaped flask, 2 7/8", charger with spring loaded lever. 2) Sykes plain bag shaped flask, 2 1/4", charger with sprin...

Three handgun powder flasks with the following features: 1) Unmarked, 3 3/4" long, featuring two rows of stars, eagle/shield, crossed revolvers...

1) Powder flask for a Colt Model 1849 revolver featuring an eagle/shield motif with crossed revolvers and E Pluribus Unum in a banner on one side. 2)

1) Unmarked flask, 4", double face shell design. 2) Unmarked flask, 4 1/4", double face shell design. 3) Unmarked flask, 4 3/8", comb...

1) Unmarked metal bag flask, 6 1/2 inches total length. 2) G. and J.W. Hawksley brass bag powder flask with lanyard ring. 6 1/2 inches in length. 3) P

The Morse carbine was made by the State Military Works in Greenville, South Carolina with a total production of only approximately 1,000. This is an u

The top flat of the Damascus twist barrel is marked "HEWSON LONDON" and ahead of the marking is "L-H 848". The breech plug has a...

Single brass bead sight on the twist steel barrel, with "RIGBY DUBLIN" on the top flat and a bayonet lug mounted on the right side of the ...