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This is an example of a Massive European Flintlock Cavalry Pistol that is with Pennsylvania Committee of Safety "V" view-mark stamped on t...

This is an example of one of the only 600 Type II Springfield Model 1817 martial pistol, and one of many that had the 1815 dated lock. These locks wer

This is an example of U.S. Model 1836 Pommel Holster's marked in oval cartouche on top, by "Storeys Maker". Each holster has a cartrid...

Designed by Captain John H. Hall, the Model 1819 was the U.S. Army's first breech loading long arm, as well as the first arm with fully intercha...

Manufactured circa 1831 to 1844, this Model 1816 Type III Musket is marked "HARPERS / FERRY / 1835" vertically at the rear of the lock pla...

This is an example of a Springfield Model 1840, which represents the last flintlock musket manufactured by Springfield Armory. The lock is marked &q...

Identical to the Springfield and Harpers Ferry Model 1816, this musket was manufactured by H. Osborne of Springfield, Mass. and was one of about 12 ot

Manufactured circa 1855-56 with an estimated total quantity of only about 1,020. The lock is marked "SPRING / FIELD / 1855" vertically beh...

Model 1816 flintlock musket manufactured by the Springfield Armory in 1829. This 'Type 2' musket has a browned barrel, barrel bands, trigger...

This First Type example of a U.S. Springfield Model 1795 is dated 1802 on the buttplate tang. The lock plate is marked "SPRINGFIELD" in a ...

Produced at the Harpers Ferry Armory, the Model 1819 was the U.S. Army's first breech loading long arm produced in large quantities, as well as ...

Produced on contract, a large amount of these rifles were converted for percussion. Blade front sight and bayonet lug, with three barrel bands. The lo

Brass blade front and groove rear sights, with "JD/ P/ US" marked on the upper left side of the barrel, "AW" on the conversion b...

Dated 1850 on the lock plate, with a brass sight blade, "JH" marked barrel and a swiveling ramrod. Lock plate is marked "US/ H. ASTON...

Blade front and groove rear sights, with "U.S./ LF/ P" on the upper left side of the barrel, "F" on the left flat, and "U.S...

Produced from 1836 to 1844. Blade front and groove rear sights, with "US/ JM/ P" on the upper left side of the barrel, a faint marking on ...

On 4 March 1794 a letter was sent from Henry Knox, Revolutionary War General and then-Secretary of War, to Thomas Fitzsimmons, Congressional Represent

This is a fine Officer's quality flintlock pistol that was assembled by Thomas Ketland of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, using parts made by Ketlan...

Manufactured by Simeon North of Middletown, Connecticut, circa 1813 to 1815 with total quantity approximately 1,626 (around 626 delivered to the U.S.

This is basically a Flintlock officer's pistol with brass, "LONDON" marked, British proofed barrel and "W/KETLAND" lock plat...