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Brass blade front and groove rear sights, with "US./ TW/ P" on top of the breech. Standard lock plate markings with the date 1837. Smooth ...

This is an example of a U.S. Model 1816 Army Contract Pistol that was manufactured in the period between 1817 and 1820 by Simeon North of Middletown,

The lock plate is stamped "US / H. ASTON" ahead of the hammer and "MIDDTN / CONN / 1848" vertically behind the hammer. The top o...

Brass sight blade, with "US/ JH/ P" and "H" on the barrel, "1850" tang and a swiveling ramrod. Lock plate is marked &q...

Marked "US / I.N. JOHNSON" on the lock plate in front of the hammer, "MIDDTN / CONN / 1854" vertically at the rear. The tang is ...

Dated 1851 on the lock plate marked "US / H. ASTON & CO." ahead of the hammer and "MIDDtn/ CONN./ 1851" vertically to the re...

Blade front and groove rear sights, with "US/ JA/ P" on the upper left side of the barrel, "S" on the left flat, and "A.WAT...

This is an example of a Tower Flintlock Musket that is accompanied with documentation tying this piece to British General Sir Galbraith Lowry Cole. Th

This is a beautiful example of an engraved and gold inlaid Mangeot percussion pistol with an elaborately carved ebony stock. The barrel is blue and th

A) This matched pair of dueling pistols feature blade front sight and fixed notch rear sight mounted on the barrel tang. The lock, hammer, barrel tang

A) This lot consists of a cased pair of French single shot percussion pistols. The pistol has a blade front sight on the barrel and a notch rear sight

A) No maker markings, with three proofs on the barrel at the breech. Light floral engraving on the lock plate, hammer, trigger guard, upper tang, and

This is an example of an elaborately decorated European Wheelock short rifle that is most likely German or Austrian in origin. The stock side plate is

Manufactured Mid-18th century, this flintlock rifle has a rifled barrel that gauges at approximately .75 caliber. It is most likely of German origin a

This is a massive full stock Wheelock rifle that was assembled/made during the late 19th Century. The 37 3/4 inch barrel gauges at about 80 caliber an

Most likely produced around the first half of the 17th Century. Fixed blade and notch sights, with no visible markings on the barrel. A raised "...

A) Matched pair of elaborate percussion pocket pistols made by John H. Krider of Philadelphia. The pistols were made for Theodore Cuyler (1819-1876),

Made circa 1750. Silver finished brass dovetail front sight on a raised half-ring base, with a notch rear sight and decorative ribbing towards the bre

Produced without sights, with a screw-on cannon barrel and the initials "D M" in script on the lock plate below the flash pan. Smooth stoc...

Produced circa 1770, with no fixed sights on the barrel, which has a duck-bill style oval muzzle, measuring 1 1/2" wide, and only 3/4" tal...