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The lock is marked "P BOND" ahead of the hammer and the top of the barrel is marked "45 CORNHILL LONDON" with recessed "cro...

This French military flintlock guard gun or quite possibly guard de' corp carbine has a lock plate marked with a small proof over "MRE. IMP...

This is an example of a British military Brown Bess musket of the Revolutionary War Period. The lock is marked "HENSHAW" ahead of the hamm...

This is an example of an iron mounted musket made by the British for trade. Bayonet lug front sight and no rear sight, with the only visible marking...

Establishing himself in London circa 1688, Louis (aka Lewis) Barbar was an expatriate French Huguenot who would later become armorer to the Kings Geor

This particular Queen Anne pistol maker has the unusually shaped frizzen spring behind the pan. The position of C. Williamson's maker marking, ...

Produced without sights, with "SMITH LONDON" marked on top of the barrel and two "crown/ crossed scepter" proofs on the undersid...

A) Brass construction, in the Queen Anne style with a box lock action. Barrel is unmarked, with a polished-down wrench lug on the underside. Brass fra

A) Made in the Queen Anne style by a member of the Freeman family, who were chiefly active as London gunsmiths in the mid 1700s. Cannon style muzzle,

A) The lock plate is marked "TWIGG", "LONDON" on the top barrel flat and two British proofs on the left barrel flat. Floral engr...

This exquisite rifle shotgun combination features three sets of barrels. One set of barrels is 27 3/4" in length, with a 16 gauge barrel on the...

The analysis of this unique wheelock style air gun can be best described in the book "Smith's Standard Encyclopedia of Gas, Air and Spring ...

The front of the lock plate is marked "A Berlin" above the frizzen spring and "I.C. SAPS" below the spring. The lock plate, hamm...

In many ways ahead of their time, the black powder era saw the development of several weapons that used compressed air in place of combustible powder

Most likely French in origin, with no markings save the serial number 11 on the rear face of cylinder, ejector housing, trigger and barrel lug, and ...

Raised bead front and hammer groove rear sights, with scroll engraving on the breech, "W. ORTMANN" on the left side, and matching numbers ...

Blade front and notch rear sights, with the King Williams Street address on the frame and top barrel flat. Scroll engraving is present on the barrel,

This revolver is a bit unusual in that all the metal surfaces (except the hammer and safety mechanism which are fire blue) are casehardened. The top b

A) No maker markings. 10-round cylinder with light floral engraving on the chambers. A faint floral engraving is featured on the frame. Grooved grips

A) Two high quality, matched, European smoothbore percussion pistols. The pistols are Spanish made and are relief chiseled. The barrels are silver inl

A) This is a matching pair of French Dueling pistols which feature a dove tailed blade front sight and notched rear sight mounted on the barrel tang.

A) This is a fine original cased pair of English Percussion Holster Pistols made by James Collins of London circa 1840. James Collins had a shop at 12

A) Flat topped barrel produced without sights, showing light leaf engraving, with panels of leaf and punch dot engraved brass at the breech, along wit

A) Dovetailed blade front sight and elevation screw adjustable notch rear sight, with "C. WEYGAND. WIESBADEN" in gold on the top flat and ...

A) Made circa 1850 with a rifled 10-inch octagon barrels with dovetail mounted steel pin front sights and rudimentary rear sights. The barrels are de

Produced circa 1856-1859 by North and Savage of Middletown, Connecticut. The action is worked by an operating lever mounted in the bottom strap positi

Made from 1866 to 1879, using the frame of a New Model series revolver. Blade front sight and folding leaf rear sight, marked "D.T. / SEELY / D...

Manufactured in Belgium for sale to the Mexican government in the late 1890s. Blade front and ladder rear sights, with the upper tang marked "H...

Blade front and fixed leaf rear sights (folding leaf absent) on a barrel faintly marked "ACIER FONDU" (cast steel) with a sling swivel. Th...

Performed by an unknown gunsmith, this arm uses the frame of a Savage Double Action Percussion Navy as the basis of a cartridge firing rifle. The fron

Patented by John Miller in 1829, this rifle is most commonly associated with William Billinghurst, its most famous maker. Hooded pin front and buckhor

Manufactured circa 1835 to 1850, with only a few hundred produced. Post front sight and a fixed notch rear sight, with "J. MILLER" on the...

Produced 1866-1879, with total quantity estimated at less than 1000. This rifle features fixed sights on a barrel marked "PATENTED SEPT. 14, 18...

Manufactured from 1866 to 1879. Built on the frame of the New Model revolver series, these rifles had a slightly longer cylinder and a longer loading

This rare pinfire/percussion LeMat carbine features a 19 3/4" octagon to round 11mm rifled upper barrel and 18 3/4" round approximately 56...

One of approximately 350 produced circa 1850s. Blade front and adjustable sporting rear (missing elevator) sights, with the serial number on the under

Working with Miller's patent system, Billinghurst operated out of Rochester, New York making pill-lock and percussion arms, many of the former b...

The right side of the frame is marked "PEREIN" and has a loading gate. The barrel gauges at approximately .44 caliber and is equipped with...

Produced at Hartford, Connecticut, 1869-1876 by the Roper Sporting Arms Company with case and accessories. Matching serial number marked on the barrel

Nickel bead and groove sights, with a threaded muzzle, screw-on choke ring, and "ROPER REPEATING RIFLE CO / AMHERST. MASS. / PATENTED APRIL. 10...

Made circa 1835-1850, at least 15 gunsmiths made the revolving rifle under the Miller patent and it's estimated that only a few hundred were pro...

This rare pinfire/percussion LeMat carbine features a 19 3/4" octagon to round 11mm rifled upper barrel and 18 3/4" round approximately 58...

Produced circa 1878, this unusual and rare rifle features a chain loading system housed in the frame and stock with a 80 (yes that’s eighty) round cap

Manufactured circa late 1850s - 1860 by Alonzo Perry, Newark, New Jersey. The total manufactured is believed to be around 1,500 total of the Perry car

The light scroll engraved lock plate is marked "T. DAVIDSON & CO / CINCINNATI", with an engraved game scene behind the hammer. Tyler D...

The light engraved lock is marked "J. P. MOORE / NEW YORK / WARRANTED". The large bore .54 caliber rifled barrel has blade front and notch...

This is a fine example of a "Sheffield Bowie" manufactured by the cutlery factories in Sheffield, England for export to the U.S. in the ea...

Produced in Buenos Aires. Blade is 9 1/2" long, with the Boker "HEINR.BOKER&CO.BAUMWERK/ SOLINGEN-GERMANY-ALEMANIA/ ARBOLITO-TREEBRAND...

Believed by some experts to be an exhibition knife produced by Rodgers & Sons circa 1870-1890. Blade is 13" long, with a 8 3/8" long e...

Measuring 7 1/2 inches long, the blade is marked "J. DAVIS/ 69LEADENHALL St." on the left side. Silver handguard, with symmetrical stepped...