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Heavy Damascus barrel with relief gold accented panels along the top, lightly floral scroll engraved lock, hammer, tangs, left side plate and trigger

William Westley Richards founded his own company in 1812 in Birmingham. The firm continues in Bournebrook to this day. This shotgun is a conversion fr

Top of rifle barrel is marked "REAL TWIST", with a Liege ELG proof on the left side of the shotgun barrel at the breech. Lock plates have ...

A) Blade and ladder sights, with broad arrow proofs on the barrel and breechblock, "II/ */ *" atop the chamber, and the barrel marked &quo...

Dovetailed blade front and notch rear sights, with two crossed sceptre proofs, a "crown/ GP" and an "crown/ V" on the upper left...

A) The left barrel flat is marked "N. GILON / BREVETE" with a star/X on the lower left flat. The rear of the cylinder has a star/X and a L...

No maker markings with two British proofs on the upper left barrel flat and on the cylinder between the chambers. The number "380" is stam...

A) Blade and notch sights, with "J. MARECHAL/ CHERATTE" on the left side of the frame, "JE MAINTIENDRAI/ JOH. MUNTS AMSTERDAM" o...

The top barrel flat is marked "R. STAHL IN HASSFURT" with an engraved accent and two bands of silver at the breech. A scroll engraving on ...

Identical in appearance to the Kerr revolver, this particular revolver has been converted from percussion to cartridge, and is chambered for the 44CF

"PERRIN / & Cie Bte" is marked on the cylinder and on the right side of the barrel lug, with the left side of the barrel lug marked &q...

Marked "PERRIN / & Cie Bte" in tiny letters on the left side of the frame with a sunburst over "PARIS" on the right side and...

A) Fixed sights, with the 1894 date on the barrel, arsenal marking on the right side of the frame, and straw finished hammer and trigger. Checkered gr

This is an example of a high quality German double barrel, muzzle-loading, percussion shotgun that was made by Carl Stiegele of Munich in the 19th cen

Blade front sight with grooved rear sight. Deeply struck proofs appear on both lock plates in front of the hammer and on both barrels at the breech wi

Possibly German in origin, this shotgun has no visible maker markings and gauges at approximately 16 gauge. The letter "P" on the right lo...

This is an example of an early 19th Century flintlock which writer believes to be a Sea Service Pattern. The lock plate has a large rampant lion and a

Blade front and notch rear sights, with "1854" and "crown/ FW" on the chamber. The lockplate is marked "crown/ Danzig"...

This is an example of a British New Sea Service percussion pistol manufactured circa 1844. The pistol was one of many manufactured with conversion fli

A) Both pistols in this lot have blade sights, with "A. FRANCOTTE/ A/ LIEGE" on the left upper flat followed by the Cantonal "C"...