AUCTION 43: ANTIQUE ARMS AND ARMOR

An Allen's Patent single-shot percussion pistol from approx. 1845. Bore is 6mm in diameter. S/N 582. The pistol possesses a unique bar hammer de...

An Allen's Patent single-shot percussion pistol ca. 1837. Bore is 6mm in diameter. S/N 469. The pistol possesses a unique bar hammer design that...

A magnificent rimfire single-shot presentation American target pistol. The bore is rifled .22 cal. The breech is decorated with fire-gilt Imperial eag

Wheellock rifle converted into a flintlock. The stock is mounted in brass and inlaid with mother-of-pearl and ivory. Decorated with a carved scene of

An exceptional pair of Saxon cavalry percussion pistols considering its condition and rarity. Ca. 1860. Very good with excellent action, minor scratc

Wheel lock harquebus, 17th cen. Rifled barrel topped by a dot and rear sight. "B" stamped lock with inner roller and plain flat-bodied ham...

Note: Beginning in 1860, many British Enfield firearms were imported into America under contract to both the Union and Confederate governments. By the

Fine German percussion shotgun, 1870-80. Made in Soemmerda, Germany by Franz von Dreyse. The barrels are made of Damascus steel with a beautiful patte

An Ottoman miquelet flintlock rifle with an octagon-shaped Damascus steel barrel decorated with silver inlay. The dark wooden full-stock barrel is ric

.577 cal., side-by-side percussion rifle by F. A. Braendlin London circa 1863-5. The Mont Storm hinged breech was patented by Mont Storm in England in