Extraordinary & Historic Firearms Auction

PLEASE NOTE (9-25-13): Measurements should be stated in centimeters not millimeters. On July 20th, 1985, Mel Fisher discovered what is considered to b

NSN. (ca 1760) Cal. .600 Groove diameter, 7 deep rounded grooves. 24" Elegantly swamped octagon blued steel bbl, is mounted with single standin...

NSN. This musket is unusual because of the elaborate gilt bronze stock inlays with mounted horseman firing pistols at each other, snake swallowing the

NSN. Though the maker is unlisted, he was obviously a French gunsmith of great skill and artistic ability. Lock is chiseled in relief with a grotesque

NSN. Most guns by Kloeter or from the Kloeter School of Gunmaking in Germany are all steel, whereas the present example is of steel as well as brass l

NSN. The lock is finely chiseled with a German gentleman hunting stag all on a gold ground. The sideplate also chiseled on gold ground with running st

NSN. An extremely rare rifle by one of Bohemia's most distinguished early gun makers. Lock and cock are finely relief chiseled with hunting scen...

NSN. This gun is preserved in what can only be called pristine mint condition. The screws retain most of the orig nitre blue. Gun is mounted with a sp

NSN. Barrel on this most interesting rifle is dated 1649. Assuming this is an actual date of manufacture, this bbl orig came from a wheel lock gun and

NSN. 36" oct to rnd .60 Cal smooth unmarked bbl with no European bbl proofs. Engraved brass buttplate, trigger guard and sideplate all in early...