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Two 8 inch powder flasks adorned with the same design on both sides. At the top is an American eagle with the arrows and olive branch. In the center o

Three eagle powder flasks used with Remington-Rider revolvers. 1) Powder flask featuring an eagle/shield motif with crossed revolvers and E Pluribus U

1) Unmarked plain bag shaped flask, 2 7/8", charger with spring loaded lever. 2) Sykes plain bag shaped flask, 2 1/4", charger with sprin...

Three handgun powder flasks with the following features: 1) Unmarked, 3 3/4" long, featuring two rows of stars, eagle/shield, crossed revolvers...

1) Powder flask for a Colt Model 1849 revolver featuring an eagle/shield motif with crossed revolvers and E Pluribus Unum in a banner on one side. 2)

1) Unmarked flask, 4", double face shell design. 2) Unmarked flask, 4 1/4", double face shell design. 3) Unmarked flask, 4 3/8", comb...

1) Unmarked metal bag flask, 6 1/2 inches total length. 2) G. and J.W. Hawksley brass bag powder flask with lanyard ring. 6 1/2 inches in length. 3) P

The Morse carbine was made by the State Military Works in Greenville, South Carolina with a total production of only approximately 1,000. This is an u

The top flat of the Damascus twist barrel is marked "HEWSON LONDON" and ahead of the marking is "L-H 848". The breech plug has a...

Single brass bead sight on the twist steel barrel, with "RIGBY DUBLIN" on the top flat and a bayonet lug mounted on the right side of the ...

This high quality once flintlock converted to percussion shotgun is marked "in Guildorf" in script on the left lock and "Carl Stifel&...

The lock is marked "1808" behind the hammer and a standing lion holding a crown and "crown / 2" ahead of the hammer. The muzzle ...

The barrel has a bayonet lug on the underside and the year "1810" stamped on the left side at the breech. Brass rear and front barrel ban...

British Court Sword made by Dege & Sons of London established in 1865 by Jacob Dege, Dege & Sons, later Dege & Skinner, were tailors ope...

Late 18th or early 19th century British Officer's Mameluke sword with elaborate etched blade. The iron scabbard is engraved with the sword maker...

1) British Pattern 1853 Officer's Sword, 33-1/4", undecorated single fuller blade, with "PROVED" stamp on the right ricasso, bra...

The mameluke saber has a 32 1/2" curved double fuller blade with 2" clip point, 8 1/2" false edge, etched down the sides with floral ...

The lot consists of: 1) Eagle head officer's sword, 30 1/2" straight single fuller blade with etched decorations, gilt finished hilt, handg...

Equipped with a pair of folding blades, 3" and 1 3/4" in length, mounted on either side of the folding trigger with "JAMES/ RODGERS/ ...

Introduced in 1868, this is a very early production arm, with "F. WESSON/ MANUFACTURER/ WORCESTER MASS/ PATENT APPLIED/ FOR." hand engrave...