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1) Flintlock powder tester. Determines the force of discharge using a vertically oriented chamber to drive a plate attached to a numbered wheel, gradu

Blade and notch sights, with a "crown" proof on top of the breech, "crown/ JE" on the upper left, "Liege" proof on the...

Made in Mons, a city that is currently Belgian, but has changed hands multiple times since it's establishment by the Romans. Blade sight, with r...

Produced without sights, and marked with a series of faint letter and number stamps on the left flat. The lock is marked with the "prancing lio...

Flared cannon muzzle, with a set of "crown/ V" and "crown/ P" proofs on the left flat and "TY.10895 WILLETT DUBLIN" on...

This is an example of a modified Baker 1841 flintlock rifle. The barrel has been shortened to it's current length of 30 1/2". The left rear...

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

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...