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A) Single bead sight on matte vent rib, chambered for 2 3/4" or 3" shells with screw in choke system. Standard markings and semi-fancy Flu...

A) Single bead sight on vent rib, 3" chamber and barrel gauges modified. Standard barrel markings, no receiver markings except for the serial n...

A) Commemorates our nation's waterfowl flyways circa 1981/1982, with standard Model 1100 features, 3 inch chamber, choked full. Commemorative Du...

Produced circa 1590, this is a fine example of a German production sporting wheel-lock. Blade front and fixed notch rear sights on the heavy, smoothbo

Possibly Spanish in origin, and made in the late Seventeenth Century, this extraordinary Miquelet features a 30" part octagon barrel with a fla...

The pistol has a smoothbore, half-round/half-octagon barrel dated "1575" on the top flat, with 10 asterix arranged on the top flats and a ...

Possibly French in origin, this very straight profile wheellock weapon is of the highest quality (for the period) in workmanship. Produced with an oct

A) Produced without sights, with a silver wire wrap near the muzzle and raised relief chiseled engraved designs of men, both standing and on horseback

Produced without sights, with a 6" long raised engraved silver band around the muzzle, a 1 1/4" rear band, and wide scroll engraving on th...

This is an example of an 18th Century flintlock Italian Pistol of fine quality of research. Produced without sights, with punch-dot backed scroll engr

Produced without sights, the barrel shows total coverage of deep chiseled engraving, showing a man armed with a club, a woman in fancy garb, zig-zag b

Of unknown origin, possibly Russian or Caucasian. Barrel produced with a sighing rib, with a small gold filled "M" proof on the rib and a ...

A) At first glance one would think this was purely a decorative arm, but closer examination reveals it to be of much better quality and of Mediterrane

Produced without sights, with etched scrollwork on the barrel and tang and a silver barrel band with raised scroll designs. The hammer, flashpan and l

A) The barrel is fitted with a pair of wide silver barrel bands with raised scroll and floral engraving, a raised sighting groove on the tang, and is

Originally developed in the Caucasus and Georgia, and later adopted by the Cossacks. The blade is nearly 12 inches long and 1 1/10 inches wide, with a

11 inch single fuller double edged blade, secured to a projection of the grip with 3 rivets. Support arms measure 7 1/2" long, slightly tapered...

Both knives are fitted with curved blades, flared grip pommels and the Arabian-style sheaths with sharply curved tips. 1) Gold and silver fitted jambi

1) Knife, 8" single edged Damascus blade with a 3 inch false edge, a slight widening before the top, and a triangular gold inlaid floral scroll...

1) Silver hilted Argentine knife, 8 1/2" single edged blade with filework on the spine and a two piece silver grip with engraving and raised fl...