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This is an early rare Winchester display board that was probably intended to demonstrate the various military cartridges that Winchester could produce

Manufactured in 1893. German silver blade front and semi-buckhorn rear sights (minus elevator), with the top flat marked "-MANUFACTURED BY THE-...

Manufactured in 1890. Third Model with integral dust cover rail, which features a blade front and two folding ladder rear sights, and there is a short

Manufactured in 1896. The top barrel flat is marked with the two line address ahead of the rear sight, the left rear is marked with the two line nicke

This is an example of a Third Model 1873 rifle with a special order 26" barrel. The included Winchester factory letter confirms the serial numb...

Manufactured in 1913. Blade and buckhorn rear sights, with the two line address/patent dates marking and "38 W.C.F." marked on the upper l...

Manufactured in 1963, shortly before the transfer of production for several models from the U.S. to Japan. Hooded ramp blade front and semi-buckhorn r

A rare example of one of the 150 pistols contracted by Adam & Joseph Ansted for the U.S. Marine Corps in 1827. This 150 arm order was part of a ...

This Model 1813 flintlock pistol was manufactured by Simeon North in Middletown, Connecticut. North manufactured 1,626 Model 1813 pistols between 1813

Flintlock pistol that was manufactured in 1776-1777 and stamped with the mark of Captain Thomas Ewing, inspector for the Maryland Council of Safety. T

High quality, belt-sized, flintlock pistol made by Simeon North of Berlin, Connecticut as part of a contract awarded by the State of Connecticut for o

This is a fair quality French flintlock pistol that was originally manufactured by Joseph l'Aine Lamotte of St. Etienne, France circa 1667-1682....

This is quite possibly one of the few examples of a brass barreled shoulder blunderbuss made by John Miles Sr., of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, circa 1

This is an example of a Model 1811 Flintlock pistol that was manufactured by Simeon North of Berlin, Connecticut from 1811-1813. This transition pisto

Full-stock flintlock pistol manufactured by Joseph Perkins and Samuel Coutty of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and purchased by the United States in 1798

Revolutionary War flintlock pistol that was manufactured by the Pennsylvania Committee of Safety gun factory at Lancaster, Pennsylvania circa 1776-177

This is an original Model 1811 Army Contract flintlock pistol from the lot of 606 pistols with early, pin-fastened, barrels manufactured by Simeon Nor

Produced on order from the British Board of Ordnance to a group of Birmingham arms makers, the 1913 Indian Contract arms were produced with the intent

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...

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...