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1) Eley's Colt repeating rifle percussion cap tin for 250 caps. 2) Military musket percussion cap tin manufactured by Kynock. 3) U.S. Army muske...

1) Lyman tang peep sight for a Winchester Model 1886. In box with white label marked "Lyman's Pat. Comb. Rear Sight No. 1 / For Winchester ...

Originally this pistol was flintlock and then later converted to percussion using the drum style percussion bolster. The barrel is brass, half-round,

Marked "SMITH" on the lock plate and "LONDON" on the barrel, although no British (or other) proofmarks are visible. There is a g...

This Spanish made pistol was period converted from flintlock to percussion ignition. The pistol has the bolster type percussion conversion with the fr

The top of the barrel has a recessed gold proof at the breech and silver inlaid "I. CHRISTOPH KUCHENREITER" and scroll patterns. Silver bl...

This is a nice example of a percussion half-stock holster pistol with lock by R.T. Ellis & Co., manufactured in Albany New York, circa 1838 to 1...

Possibly Dutch or German in origin. All iron parts and mountings except the brass flash pan. The only visible marking is an unrecognizable impressed s

A) Austrian made percussion pistol with a six grooved rifled barrel marked "'PETERLONGO A INNSBRUCK" on the top flat and fitted with a...

There are no maker markings on this 18th century pistol, which could possibly be either Dutch or German. The tapered barrel has a blade front sight on