AUCTION 43: ANTIQUE ARMS AND ARMOR

The design of this unique flintlock blunderbuss made for two barrels of attack. After the first shot, the entire barrel assembly could be turned over

English double-barrel percussion shotgun, likely manufactured in Birmingham. The bore is in good condition, and smooth. Ca. 1860 Very good with expec

A .69 cal. musket converted from flintlock to percussion ignition. The musket has a 42-inch long smoothbore barrel held to the full-length stock by tw

Gastinne-Renette, Paris percussion shotgun. The breech is marked "RENETTE A PARIS" with fire-gold. The lock plates and engraved and the ha...

A late 18th-century Ottoman Empire blunderbuss. The breech is inlaid with the maker's mark and is richly decorated with silver inlay all over it...

12-bore side-by-side shotgun by Jean Baptiste Missillieur a Vienne signed on the lock plate and the breech. Round rifled bores. Engraved lockplate, br

Lane & Read, Boston, c. 1834, percussion musket (converted), caliber: .69., lockplate is marked Lane & Read/Boston. The barrel is in good c...

With a pierced axe blade and faceted back and side spikes. Plain-bordered sockets. Wooden faceted shaft. Very good, the shaft is slightly scratched,

A Swiss halberd with a prominent maker's mark stamped on one side of the head. This mark and others like it have been found on many Swiss halber...

A hand-forged halberd from 16th century Switzerland with a decorative head. The axe head is crescent shaped and has decorative protrusions. The fluke