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No maker markings with light scroll engraved lock plates and fish sculpted hammers. Light scroll engraved German silver trigger guard, patch box, stoc

Produced in Prague. Blade front, notch rear and tang mounted fully adjustable folding peep sight, with a 3 3/5 inch long floral and scroll decorated s

Blade front and adjustable notch rear sights on a rifled Damascus barrel script marked in silver "A.W. Edel In Leipzig", with a light silv...

Damascus barrels with a low blade front sight on the solid rib. Lightly engraved lock plates, trigger guard, and upper tang. There are no maker markin

Single bead sight on a solid rib with Damascus barrels. Extensive scroll engraved pattern on the lock plates, top of the frame, trigger guard, and str

Single bead sight on a solid rib inlaid in gold "H. MULLER IN MEHLIS". Damascus barrels, fish sculpted hammers, and double triggers. The l...

Produced in London, using an interesting tipping breech design, with the barrel rotating 1/8th turn clockwise and sliding forward to disengage an inte

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

In service from 1842 to 1867, when it was phased out in favor of the Remington 1867 rifle a large number of Norway's stock of Kammerlader rifles...

Established in 1751 by Johann Paul Sauer, the Spangenberg & Sauer firm would be renamed J.P. Sauer & Sons in 1881. This particular example i...

The left rear side of the receiver is marked with a spread winged eagle over "SPANDAU", with the reverse having "1857" in large ...

Blade front and notch rear sights, with Webley & Son makers mark on the barrel flat and "THE BRITISH/ BULL DOG" on the top strap, cros...

Manufactured circa 1870s. Blade front sight and notch rear sight. The top barrel flat is marked "ADAMS'S PATENT SMALL ARMS Co., 391, STRAN...

Blade front and latch notch rear sights, with London & Birmingham address on the top strap, patent markings on the right side of the frame, and ...

Produced in 1918, this revolver is fitted with blade front and fixed notch rear sights, and marked with a number of military "broad arrow"...

This is a very rare "Special Troops" (Truppe Speciali) variant Italian bolt action carbine, the top of the rear portion of the barrel is m...

This is a "Special Troops" (Truppe Speciali) variant Italian bolt action carbine, the top of the rear portion of the barrel is marked &qu...

A) This is a "Special Troops" (Truppe Speciali) variant Italian bolt action carbine, the top of the rear portion of the barrel is marked w...

A) Fixed sights, with the barrel marked "GARDONE VT" and dated "943-XX". The stock is numbered to the gun and has boxed "cr...

Introduced in 1944, this variant of the Schmidt-Rubin Rifle integrates a 2.8x scope with a unique periscope head, which lays against the stock for sto

Made for the Greek military, this example is of the Mannlicher-Schoenauer Model 1903 design. Inverted "V" front sight and rear sight gradu...

A) Blade and tangent sights, with matching numbers and Swiss cross on the barrel, receiver, magazine, rear sight, bolt and buttplate. Smooth straight

A) Blade and tangent sights, with matching numbers on the receiver, bolt and magazine, assembly numbers on the breech and bolt, and "7.5 SWISS&...

A) Hooded blade front and micrometer adjusted notch rear sights, with Vasteras markings on the rear sight. Makers marks on the receiver ring with 1919

Tangent rear sight and grooved backstrap, with the two line model and address markings on the left side of the slide and matching stacked numbers on t

A) The Steyr Hahn was originally introduced as a commercial pistol, but was quickly adopted by the Austro-Hungarian, Chilean, and Romanian militaries.

A) This Romanian contract pistol is identical to the Model 1934 with the following slide legend: "P. BERETTA-CAL. 9 SCURT-Mo 1934-BREVET. / GAR...

A) The M20 was a version of the Type 54 made without factory markings to conceal the weapon's origins. Many of these were provided to Vietnamese...

A) The left side of the frame has an eagle/WaA251 Nazi Army acceptance stamp flanked by "Mle 1935-A" and "C1684A / S.A.C.M." Fit...

A) Fixed sights, with the makers marks, Eibar address, model and caliber markings on the left side of the slide. Matching numbers, including magazine.

A) Fixed sights, with the serial number on the left side of the frame and "(crossed swords) 54" on the reverse. Pistol is free of import m...

A) The slide legend "P. BERETTA-CAL. 7.65-BREVETTATA / GARDONE V.T. 1944" is highlighted in white on the left side. A Brescia crown/lion p...

Produced before Nazi occupation. The left side of the slide is marked with the two line address and Browning patent marking as well as various Belgium

A) Blade and notch sights with "STEYR 1919" on the left side of the slide. Matching numbers, with "C8" on the slide, "eagle...

Post-Revolution, Cossack Shashka with canvas, brass-mounted scabbard and attached Mosin Nagant socket bayonet. The saber has a bright, 32-inch, fluted

A) Pin front and tangent rear sights, with the 1946 date and Ishevsk Arsenal stamp on top of the chamber. Matching numbers on the bolt, floor plate an

A) Pin front and tangent rear sights, with the 1946 date and Ishevsk Arsenal stamp on top of the chamber. Matching numbers on the bolt, floor plate an

A) Dated 1923 on the chamber, with the 5-pointed star over 5 line Cyrillic legend and "T in hammer" stamp on the octagonal receiver. Blade...

Blade front and transitional ladder rear sight with A-A bases, with an intact mum on the receiver ring above the Type marking and the Nagoya stamp ove

This is a very nice example of a Type 97 series sniper rifle as manufactured by the Kokura Arsenal. These were produced up through about serial number

This is a very rare original WWII Japanese Type 99 pressure test rifle. These rifles were produced on a very limited basis by both the major rifle fac

This is an exceptional example of a Japanese Type 44 Carbine that was manufactured at the Kokura Arsenal. The carbine has the distinctive folding bayo

A) Manufactured under contract in the 1930s, this Italian produced Type I rifle is correctly without markings except for the serial number. Ladder rea

This is a very nice example of a very early, three digit serial number Japanese "Baby Nambu" pistol as manufactured by the Tokyo Koishigaw...

A) Manufactured in September 1936 (11.9) by the Nagoya Nambu-Kokubunji Factory. This pistol has the early cocking knob and small trigger guard. Blue f

This is an good example of a pre-war 1902 Army contract Nambu pistol as manufactured by the Tokyo Artillery Arsenal. Commonly called a "PAPA Na...

Manufactured at the Nagoya Nambu-Kokubunji factory in February 1942. Blue with straw colored trigger and safety. Bolt and trigger are numbered to gun.

A) Manufactured in November 1943 (18.11) at the Nagoya Army Arsenal-Tomriimatsu Factory. All blue finish, large trigger guard, early cocking knob, and

This is an example of a very scarce and desirable "Baby Nambu" pistol. This pistol was manufactured at the Tokyo Artillery Arsenal, in Koi...

This is a very rare Japanese Baby Nambu holster, the soft flap with the rounded closure strap. The strap is sewn to the flap with the stitching in a c

Manufactured in January 1944 (19.1) by the Nagoya Army Arsenal-Toriimatsu Factory. The pistol has the large trigger guard and late cocking knob. Bolt

This is a very fine example of an original pre-war 1902 Naval contract Papa Nambu pistol as produced by the TG&E company under the supervision ...

Standard markings in Japanese except "PAT/ NO 93006" on left side of frame. The barrels are painted with the flare colors, red and yellow ...

This is an excellent example of a late WWII Japanese Type 99 sniper rifle manufactured by the Nagoya arsenal, that is equipped with the very rare exte

This is a very nice example of a late WWII Japanese Type 99 Sniper rifle as produced by the Nagoya Arsenal, that is consecutively numbered to the gun

This is a mid production Type 2 Paratrooper as manufactured at the Nagoya Arsenal with production starting in 1943. It still retains the Chrysanthemum

Produced from 1889 to 1899, the Type 22 rifle was Japan's first smokeless powder military rifle. This rifle has inverted "V" front and...

Manufactured at Kokura Arsenal. The carbine retains a non-matching dust cover and a clear mum. Inverted "V" front sight with side protecto...

Manufactured at the Koishikawa Arsenal. Clear chrysanthemum on the receiver without a dust cover. Floor plate is numbered "744", front bay...

This is a rare type 99 sniper rifle that is fitted with the earlier, smaller 2.5 X power sniper scope. These rifles were produced in a very specific s

Manufactured at Kokura Arsenal. The carbine retains a clear mum and is without the dust cover. Inverted "V" front sight with side protecto...

Blade front and folding ladder rear sights with anti-aircraft wings and barrel band mounted monopod. The receiver ring shows an untouched Imperial mum

A) Designed in 1911. Blade front and short staff rear sights, with the mum stamped over with the 4 intertwined cannonballs of the Tokyo Arsenal, indic

A) Manufactured at Kokura, with inverted "V" front sight, rear sight with anti-aircraft wings, bipod base only, clear mum on receiver with...

This is an example of a very early, three digit serial number Japanese "Baby Nambu" pistol as manufactured by the Tokyo Koishigawa arsenal...

This is a very nice example of a Type 14 pistol manufactured in March 1944 (19.3) at the Nagoya Army Arsenal. All blue finish, including the small par

A) Dated 18.4 (April 1943), fixed sights and standard markings, with the ribbed and knurled cocking knob, straw finished small parts, ribbed grips and

This is an example of a very scarce pre-war 1904 model Large Nambu pistol. Commonly referred to as a Papa Nambu, these pistols were a continuation of

Contemporary production, with the original methods reproduced to make the stock as close to vintage as possible. Cherry wood construction, with orange

A) Manufactured by Nagoya Arsenal in May 1945 (20.5). Scarce "square back" configuration breech bolt. All blue finish with polished barrel...

Blade front and transitional ladder rear sight with A-A bases, with a lightly struck mum on the receiver ring above the Type marking and the Nagoya st

Manufactured at the Nagoya Arsenal. It still retains the Kanji marking on top of the receiver but the Chrysanthemum is mostly ground off but still vi

Blade and folding ladder sights, with the matching number on the front barrel band and monopod secured to the midband. An unaltered mum is present on

A) Manufactured at Kokura, with inverted "V" front sight, rear sight with anti-aircraft wings, clear mum on receiver without a dust cover....

A) Manufactured at Tokyo Juki Kogyo, with inverted "V" front sight, rear sight with anti-aircraft wings, clear mum on receiver without a d...

Blade is 26 1/4" long, with a smooth hamon, gold finished copper habaki, and silver and gold seppa. Gilt finished brass tsuba, with chrysanthem...

Blade is 27" long, with a fine wavy hamon, silver habaki, and silver banded blackened copper seppa. Square profile iron tsuba, with raised and ...

Blade is 26" long, with a wavy hamon, silver finished copper habaki, and brass seppa. Gilt finished brass tsuba, cloverleaf pattern with engrav...

1) Japanese sword in shirasaya mounting, 20 1/2" blade with wavy hamon and a gilt copper habaki. Matching tsuka and saya, with faceted sides, s...

According to notes provided by the consignor, the signature on the blade is that of Masasane, a smith active in the Eiroku period (1558-1570). Koto-st

Measuring 35" in length, the Dao is a variation on the Dha short sword common in Southeast Asia, with the Dao most seen in areas of India and n...

1) 11-1/4 inch blade with the center engraved with simple patterns and Buddha-like figures on a black background. Brass fancy raised engraved grip wit

This is a scarce example of a "8000" series pre-war 1904 Army contract Papa Nambu pistol as made by the Tokyo Gas and Electric Company. Th...

Japanese "meatball/ sun disc" pattern battle flag, linen construction measuring 35 1/2" wide and 27" tall, with a 13 3/4" r...

A) Dated 19.6 (June 1944), fixed sights, standard markings, knurled cocking knob, crude replacement safety, ribbed grips and blue magazine with alloy

A) Dated September 1941(Showa 16.9), with the late style enlarged trigger guard, external magazine safety spring, grooved and knurled cocking knob, st

A) Matching numbers, with Tokyo Arsenal/ Kokura cannonball proof on frame, bobbed hammer, serrated barrel catch, ribbed grips and lanyard ring. BBL:

Late 19th Century German bolt-action, single shot rifle with the gold inlaid crown and relief carved "W" of Kaiser Wilhelm II engraved on ...

Measuring 8 3/4" with a 3" back clip, the Damascus steel blade is decorated on the left side with the script initials "G.D." and...

A nice example of a mid-WWII Berlin-Lubecker production "duv" code K43 rifle. The K43 was developed to provide a cost efficient weapon tha...

The G41 rifles were made in limited production early on in the war and ultimately proved to be too time consuming to manufacture and produce (they wer

This is an excellent original example of a Late WWII Nazi K98 rifle with the ZF41 extended eye relief rifle scope with a sun shield. Providing approxi

Fixed blade front sight and four position tangent rear sight, with the chamber dated "1906" on top and "580" on the left. Matchi...

Produced between 1927 and 1941. Blade front and tangent rear sights, graduated to 1000 meters, with a large ring hammer, niter blue safety and sight c

The left side of the frame is marked "WAFFENFABRIK MAUSER / OBERNDORF A. NECKAR" and the top of the chamber is marked "WAFFENFABRIK /...

Blade and notch sights, with the left side of the barrel extension marked "HAERENS T0JHUS." over "19 10/21", "crown - 22&qu...

The right side of the receiver is marked "WAFFENFABRIK MAUSER / OBERNDORF A NECKAR" and the top of the chamber is marked "WAFFENFABRI...

Blade and tangent sights, with the three line address on top of the chamber and 2-line address on the right side of the frame. Matching numbers on the

This is an example of an late production Model 1896 "Bolo" Broomhandle Mauser pistol. This pistol was developed around 1915 and is called...

The top of the chamber area is marked " WAFFENFABRIK / MAUSER / OBERNDORF A/N" and on the left side it is marked with a single Crown/U pro...