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This is a very fine example of a percussion conversion of one of the 3000 Model 1826 Flintlock Navy Pistols manufactured by Simeon North of Middletown

Dated 1848 on the lock plate and tang, with a brass sight blade, "US/ GW/ P" markings and a swiveling ramrod on the barrel. Lock plate is ...

This exceptional example of a .54 caliber, smoothbore, flintlock pistol is one of approximately 18,000 Model 1836 pistols manufactured by Robert Johns

Manufactured by Simeon North of Berlin, Connecticut, circa 1808 to 1810 with a total of 3,000 produced. Significant as a War of 1812 era handgun, the

Model 1836 flintlock pistol manufactured by Robert Johnson of Middletown, Connecticut, in 1842. The Model 1836 pistol was the last flintlock pistol ma

Manufactured by Simeon North of Middletown, Connecticut, circa 1813 to 1815 with total quantity approximately 1,626 (around 1,000 delivered to the U.S

Produced various contractors for the U.S. Military between 1836 and 1844. Brass blade front and "U" notch rear sights, with the barrel mar...

Manufactured by Henry Aston & Co. in 1847. This pistol has a 54 caliber, 8 1/2 inch smoothbore barrel with a swivel, button head ramrod. The loc...

Manufactured from 1817 to 1820 with a total production of about 19,374. The lock plate is marked with the later type marking: "S. NORTH ( faint...

Manufactured by Simeon North of Middletown, Connecticut, in 1827. North manufactured a total of 3000 of these pistols between 1826 and 1829 and most w

Manufactured from 1836 to 1844 with a total production of about 41,000. Marked "A. WATERS & Co / MILBURY. MS. / 1837" on the lock pl...

Manufactured by Simeon North of Middletown, Connecticut between 1819 and 1823. The Model 1819 Pistol features a unique, sliding safety bolt located be

This .54 caliber, smoothbore, flintlock pistol is one of approximately 18,000 Model 1836 pistols manufactured by Robert Johnson of Middletown, Connect

Manufactured in the mid-1840s to 1849, this single shot percussion pistol was manufactured by A. H. Waters & Co., Milbury, Massachusetts and is ...

This is a very fine original example of a U.S. contract Model 1842 percussion pistol that was manufactured by Henry Aston of Middletown, Connecticut i

This is an example of a U.S. contract Model 1836 flintlock pistol that was manufactured by Asa Waters of Millbury, Massachusetts, in 1838. The pistol

Manufactured in the mid-1840s to 1849, this single shot percussion pistol was manufactured by A. H. Waters & Co., Milbury, Massachusetts and is ...

Manufactured from 1817 to 1820 with a total production of about 19,374. The lock plate is marked with the later type marking: "S. NORTH (in a d...

Marked "US / I.N. JOHNSON" on the lock plate in front of the hammer, "MIDDTN / CONN / 1855" vertically at the rear. The tang is ...

Brass blade front and groove rear sights, with "US./ JCB/ P" on top of the breech and "H" on the left flat. The lock is fitted w...

This Model 1842 percussion pistol was manufactured under U.S. Government contract by Henry Aston of Middletown, Connecticut, in 1851. The pistol has t

The lock plate is stamped "US / H.ASTON & CO." in front of the hammer and "MIDDtn / CONN / 1852" vertically behind the hamme...

Converted to percussion with a cone alteration. Lock plate is marked with an eagle head over "A.H. WATERS & CO / MILBURY MASS / 1844"....

This is an example of one of the only 600 Type II Springfield Model 1817 martial pistol, which was later converted to percussion using the drum style

Manufactured by Simeon North of Middletown, Connecticut, circa 1813 to 1815 with total quantity approximately 1,626 (around 1,000 delivered to the U.S

Manufactured by Simeon North from 1819 to 1823 with a total production of 20,400. This pistol is one of many that were converted to percussion after m

Manufactured from 1836 to 1844 with a total production of about 41,000. Marked "eagle head A. H. WATERS & Co / MILBURY. MASS. / 1844"...

This is an example of a Model 1836 flintlock pistol manufactured by Robert Johnson of Middletown, Connecticut, in 1842. The Model 1836 pistol was the

Model 1842 Navy percussion Pistol from the lot of 1200 pistols manufactured by Henry Deringer of Philadelphia between 1842 and 1847. The Model 1842 N

Produced circa 1830-1831, this is one of less than 1000 Model 1826 Navy Flintlock Pistols produced by W.L. Evans of Valley Forge, PA. Brass blade fron

Blade front sight, with the rear sight base moved from the barrel to the tang, "V/ P/ eagle head" on the left flat and "1855" on...

Manufactured circa 1817 to 1820. The lock plate has the later type marking: "NORTH (in a downward curve) over an American eagle motif with &quo...

Brass blade front and groove rear sights, with "US./ JH/ P" on top of the breech and "B" on the left flat. The lock is fitted wi...

Manufactured circa mid-1840s to 1849 with total quantity unknown. This pistol represents an enigma for today's collectors. This pistol was not o...

Produced between 1836 and 1844. Brass blade front and "U" notch rear sights, with the barrel marked "U.S./ JA/ P" and "S&qu...

This massive flintlock shotgun features an unmarked barrel with a blade front sight and muzzle measuring just under 1 1/4" across. The lock is ...

The upper left barrel flat is marked with two cross scepter proofs and an unidentified proof. There are no other markings. Single bead sight on a barr

Receiving a royal charter in 1600, the Governor and Company of Merchants of London trading with the East Indies, later shortened to the Honorable Eas

The lock plate is marked with an eagle above "US". The left side of the barrel has three U.S. proof and inspection marks at the breech, wi...

Marked "1857" and "US / 88" on the barrel tang, and "REMINGTON'S / ILION, N.Y. / 1857 / U.S." vertically behind t...

Brass blade sight on the front barrel band, with a bayonet lug on top of the muzzle, a "P" stamp at the breech, and "S.N.Y" next...

This is a Revolutionary War era Transitional style Kentucky Rifle that appears to be the work of Wolfgang Haga. Wolfgang Haga was a gunsmith in Readin

Manufactured by L.C. Kersey in Red Bluff, California circa 1860s. The top of the barrel is marked "L.C. KERSEY RED BLUFF, CAL CAST STEEL"....

Marked "PHILLIP WILSON & CO PHILADA CAST STEEL 148" on the top barrel flat behind the rear sight and stamped "402" on the mu...

Brass blade and adjustable notch rear sights on an octagonal marked "A. WURFFLEIN / PHILA" on the left flat and scroll and double gold ban...

This is an elaborate example of an engraved, gold inlaid Moore percussion rifle with ornate silver mounted stock. The muzzle and breech ends of the ba

Active from 1832 to 1837, the firm of George Tryon and Samuel Merrick operated out of Philadelphia, where Tryon would remain and through his son, Edwa

Marked "DREPPARD/ LANCASTER" on the barrel and lock plate. In addition there is floral engraving on the lock and hammer. John Dreppard wor...

The only visible marking on the rifle is "H GIBBS" on the top barrel flat behind the rear sight. There were two Henry Gibbs Gunsmiths in L...

Golden Age Kentucky Rifle signed master gunsmith John Armstrong of Emmittsburg, Maryland. John Armstrong worked as a gunsmith from about 1808 to 1822;