NSN, circa 1840's, .54 caliber, 6" round barrel. Barrel and other iron parts have been lightly cleaned with spotted areas of oxidation visible. Barrel is Liege marked with "IG:JUST" stamped on the top. Stock has been lightly cleaned with varnish added. Bolt hook is marked "IR". Action holds at half and full cock. 

NSN. Made circa 1850s. 55 caliber with a 3 ½” barrel. This gun has excellent original finish. The stocks appear to be of a dark walnut. Action works perfectly.

Serial number 906. Made in 1851. 31 caliber with a 6” barrel. Very fine condition with a bluish brown patina. Good case colors remain on the factory engraved frame. Grips are excellent.

NSN. Made Circa 1840s. Approximately 65 caliber with a 7” barrels. These guns are all original and are in mint condition. Both barrels have all of their original brown. The breach plugs have all of their case colors. The tangs, locks, and trigger guards are engraved and have all of the original finish. The wood is excellent. The trigger guards have all of the original blue....

SN: None. French percussion pistol marked "Manufacture at Versailles" on the side plate. Has 8.5" barrel with multi-groove rifling. The left side of the barrel flat is marked " Boutet Directuer Artiste". The stock is in good condition with excellent grip checkering. The Checkering is likely over the original checkering. Overall very fine condition. Boutet was the Gunmaker to King Louis XVI.

Mexican-American War era United States Navy pistol with 6" barrel. Made by N.P. Ames in Springfield Massachusetts 1844 and marked on the lock plate. The barrel is marked USN 1845 RCP. The ramrod and bridle are excellent. The metal has a mix of gray and brown patina. The hammer holds on half and full cock. The stock is excellent. Overall a very good example.

Circa 1830's. Single shot pistol. Barrel is 2.75" and has London proofs on bottom. Action needs work. Nipple is missing. Fair overall condition.

Circa 1830's. Single shot pistol. Locks are marked "Stocker" and "Yeovil". Action works properly. Barrel is 2". Very good overall condition.

This shadow box features a US model 1836 and a US model 1816 that was used in the play The Rivals by Joseph Jefferson as the character Bob Acres. The Rivals  was a play by Richard Brinsley Sheriden.  Joseph Jefferson performed his roles circa the 1890s.

Made 1840s -1850s. Both guns are 50 caliber with 3 ¾” barrels. Both of these guns are in like new condition with 99%+ of the original case hardened and blue finish. Both of the frame’s, trigger guard’s and butt cap’s are beautifully engraved. The...

This unusual presentation Belgian percussion revolver is in the condition collectors love to see. The overall length is approx. 12.5". The 6 5/8" octagon 43 caliber barrel has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifling. The barrel assembly retains approx. 95% of its bright blue with the expected edge wear and light spotting. The side-mounted loading lever is bright. The barrel is marked...

Pair of Belgian muff pistols with ivory grips. Actions work perfectly. Locks are engraved with a floral motif. Very good overall condition.

Circa 1830's. Pistol is marked "Egg" and "London". Action works properly. Barrel is 2". Very good overall condition.

This is the only Calisher & Terry percussion pistol-carbine we know of. It is complete with its attachable shoulder stock. The overall length with the stock is approx. 27"; without approx. 16.5". The approx. 10.5" round 54 caliber barrel has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifling. The barrel has a post and blade front sight and a fixed notch with two leaves rear sight. All the...

Very fine English pistol by Manton of London. Frame is all metal. Damascus barrel is 5.25" and has a beautiful pattern. Overall length is 9.5". Bore is .50 caliber and is counter bored at the muzzle for easy loading of a .50 caliber ball. The frame is German silver with a light gold hue that really works very well with the Damascus barrel! The frame is elegantly engraved in a motif of broad...

English percussion pistol by Richardson of London. Barrel is 5.5" and is marked "London" on flat. Bore is approximately .45 caliber. Pistol is very attractive with German silver mounts. The lock plate and trigger guard bow are engraved in a flowing fronds. The stock is very good with no cracks or chips. The bottom of the stock at the butt has a small trap for percussion caps. A fine example...

Pair of very fine English made percussion pistols. Top of barrel flat is marked "Manton London". Barrels are octagonal and have a fine Damascus pattern. The bores are .65 caliber. Overall length is 11". Pistols have a captive ramrod and a belt hook. The frames are engraved in a floral scroll motif as is the trigger guard bow. Stock is finely checkered. Actions work properly. Manufactured...

This is a very nice pair of cannon muzzle, turn-off barrel, center hammer, wire-decorated stocks with grotesque head butt cap percussion pistols by Freeman of London. The overall length is approx. 12". The 5" round 58 caliber smooth bore turn-off barrels feature a cannon muzzle, three decorative bands, London proofs, and a lug for the barrel wrench. They are polished bright and have...

This Swedish Navy belt hook percussion pistol is an alteration of an earlier Swedish flintlock Naval pistol to percussion. It is similar to the Swedish Model 1845 Navy pistol. The overall length is approx. 16.75". The approx. 9.5" octagon to round 63 caliber smooth bore barrel has a fine bore with some roughness toward the chamber. There is a wedding band approx. 4.25" from the muzzle. The...

Percussion target pistol. Bore is .60 caliber. Barrel is 8.5" with Birmingham proofs. Overall length is 14". Lock has a sliding safety. Action works properly. The trigger is adjustable. Stock has only a few very minor handling marks. A well made pistol!