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No makers marks or national proofs are visible. Produced with a fixed notch sight and fitted with a Damascus pattern barrel. The sides of the frame ar

This matched pair of Edward Dodson percussion pistol feature blue screw on octagon barrels engraved "DODSON LOUTH" on the top flat and wit...

Produced without sights, with the barrels set in an over and under arrangement with one hammer, flash pan and a sliding safety which locks both. The f

Late 18th or early 19th century, English flintlock pocket pistol. The pistol has a 1 1/2 inch screw off barrel with a wrench lug on the underside and

The frame and screw on barrels are brass with the remaining surfaces iron. The frame is border engraved and marked "THOMAS" in an oval wre...

Both sides of the frame are engraved with a military motif with a Liege ELG proof on the left side of the breech plug. Screw on barrel and hammer safe

Brass bead and notch sights, with an attractive niter blue finish on the barrel, light engraving on the muzzle, "VENABLES OXFORD" on the t...

Produced without sights, with a decorative band around the barrel, a wrench lug at the breech, and scroll and vine engraving on top of the barrel, aro

No visible markings except for an unrecognizable marking on the bayonet lug. Brass mountings, iron ramrod with button head and mounted with a smooth,

This flintlock infantry musket appears to be a model 1763 and was produced at the Maubeuge Arsenal in France. The lock is script marked "Maubeu...

The barrel has a pair of British proofs on the left side at the breech, with a shallow groove rear sight and a worn down front sight on a bayonet lug.

The lock plate is marked "POTTS & HUNT / LONDON". The barrel has blade and ladder sights, a savre type bayonet lug is present on the r...

The lock plate is marked with an image of a rearing lion holding a crown. Fixed sights, with the flat buttplate, trigger guard ,ramrod pipes, and fore

Post front and notch rear sights, with a pair of crossed scepter proof stamps on the left side of the chamber. The lock plate is marked "MANTON...

This is a superb example of a very ornate massive Japanese matchlock, probably made for royalty. The heavy barrel gauges at 70 caliber and features ex

Raised blade front and notch rear sights, with a pair of brass barrel bands, an inlaid scene of a dragon flying amongst clouds ahead of the rear sight

The overall profile of this weapon is Persian or Middle Eastern in design, particularly in the curvature of the stock and layout of the barrel, with t

Possibly Turkish or Moroccan in origin. Blade and notch sights, with a swamped muzzle, extensive silver leafy vine pattern inlays, and a set of three

Front bead sight on the cannon style muzzle and a fixed rear sight with a folding leaf. The lock plate and hammer have a simple floral engraving. The

North African Nimcha Sword from the 19th Century. The sword has the distinctive downward curved quillions and pommel which joins the guard to protect