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Fitted with a ramped blade front sight, replacement "V" notch rear sight and a short range peep sight. The top of the barrel is silver inl...

Produced in Austria, this percussion cavalry carbine has no visible maker markings. Fixed sights, with saddle ring bar and ring on the left side of th

Produced without sights, with brass wire scrollwork on the top flats and a pair of deeply stamped proofs just ahead of the tang. A clamshell pattern i

The border engraved lock plate features a floral type engraving and is marked "Ls Tce Borel / A NEUCHATEL." Adjustable tang peep sight wit...

This percussion shotgun has the distinction of once belonging to legendary country singer Johnny Cash (February 26, 1932-September 12, 2003). Included

Fitted with a dovetailed blade front and notch rear sights, with provisions for a sight on top of the wrist. The lock is nicely engraved with deer in

The top flat of the rifled barrel is marked "H. LAUDENSCHLAGER". In Frank Sellers' book, "American Gunsmith," Henry Laudensl...

Fixed sights on a barrel marked "E.L. PANCOST" and "E.L. PANC" (rear sight slot removes the rest of the Pancost marking) on the ...

This medium frame, double-action, six-shot, under-hammer, percussion pepperbox was sold by the firm of Orison Blunt and John G. Syms in New York City

Ribbed six chamber barrel, marked "ALLEN & THURBER WORCESTER" and "PATENTED 1837 CAST STEEL" (faint) on the ribs. The left s...

Floral scroll engraved frame and backstrap with geometric border on the frame, crown and Liege proofs on the breech block, removable barrels marked 1

Floral scroll engraved frame and backstrap with a simple vine border on the frame, "crown/E" and oval proof with two intertwined letter &q...

The only visible markings are the numbers 1 through 4 marked on the breech ends of the barrels and corresponding number on the breech block. Damascus

Produced circa 1880s with total quantity estimated in the hundreds, with only some bearing the "MONARCH" marking. An eight shot, 22 calibe...

Produced in the 1890s. Rebated barrel with a band of floral engraving and the frame has a similar pattern around the edge, with the patent marking in

Type II derringer manufactured from 1888 to 1911, with the manual extractor and marked "REMINGTON ARMS CO., ILION, N.Y." on the barrel rib...

Measuring 6 1/2" in overall length with the blade open, this pocketknife is of all-steel construction, with smooth side panels and a 2 3/4"...

Manufactured in the 1870s. German silver blade front and notch rear sights, with the two line maker and patent markings on top of the barrel and &qu...

German silver blade front and notch rear sights, with the two line address and patent marks on the left side of the barrel and "BULL DOG."...

Silver barrel with a single bead sight and a steel breech, marked with a pair of Birmingham proofs on the upper left flat, "NON*XLL" on th...