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This is a rare example of an English Dog-Lock musket made in the early 18th Century (circa. 1700). The musket is light and simply made and appears to

No makers marks (possibly German in origin) with a 44" Damascus barrel with silver inlaid relief chiseled floral patterns on the upper three fl...

The Damascus barrel is slotted for firing arrows, with fixed sights and marked "R.E. HODGES PATENTEE 44 SOUTHAMPTON ROW RUSSELL SQUR LONDON&quo...

Originally rifled, the part octagon barrel has been subsequently bored out and gauges at 62, with fixed sights and an iron rib on the underside. It is

No marker markings with an unidentified proof on top of the barrel at the breech. Blade front sight on a barrel featuring an engraving on the front an

British Revolutionary War era Short Land Pattern Tower Flintlock Musket (2nd Brown Bess). The musket has the simplified features adopted in the late 1

This is an example of a Revolutionary War Era German-Dutch flintlock musket that was manufactured circa 1760 to 1780. A musket of a very similar confi

This is an example of an unmarked, possibly Prussian or German flintlock musket manufactured circa 1770 just prior to the American Revolution. The mus

Bayonet lug front sight and shallow groove rear sight, with a "crown/ GP/ arrow" and a crossed scepter proof on the upper left side of the...

Brass blade sight on a thin rib, with light scroll engraving around the sight and more involved patterns near the breech, a pair of gold proof stamps

Bead front and folding ladder rear sights, the latter marked "US" and missing the elevator bar, with the barrel marked "V/ P/ eagle h...

This is an example of a Third Type Model 1816 flintlock musket from a contract for 21,560 muskets manufactured by Asa Waters of Millbury, Massachusett

Bayonet lug blade and fixed notch sights, with "46" stamped on the rear sight. Marked "US/ H. DERINGER/ PHILADa" ahead of the ha...

The Hall Rifle is a significant U.S. military firearm. The Model 1819 Rifle was the first breech loading military arm produced in large quantities and

This Model 1816 Springfield Musket has a bolster conversion preformed by Hewes & Phillips of Newark, New Jersey and features a distinctive percu...

Also known as the "Common Rifle", this model was manufactured from 1817 to the early 1840s by several different manufacturers. This partic...

Extremely rare U.S. contract ship's pistol made by Robert McCormick of Philadelphia between 1797 and 1800. The exact quantity of pistols McCormi...

Rare Second Contract of 1799 Cavalry Saber manufactured by Abel Buell and David Greenleaf of Hartford, Connecticut in 1799. Buell and Greenleaf made 1

Contract of 1798 Cavalry Saber manufactured by Nathan Starr & Co., of Middletown, Connecticut in 1798-1799. The 2000 cavalry sabers manufactured...

Ordered for issue to the State Militias, and inspected by Luther Sage. 32" curved clip point blade with wide single fuller and "US/ P/ LS/...