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...

Antique dueling pistols. "G. Noack in Berlin." is marked in gold on top of the barrel flat. Barrels are rifled and fluted and have an intricate Damascus pattern. The barrels are 10" with an overall length of 15.5". Pistols have adjustable set triggers. The pistol stocks have beautiful relief carving of floral motif. The stocks have approximately 98% of original lacquer with...

Fine English Dueling pistol manufactured by Perrins & Son, and marked on the lock plates. The full inscription on the top barrel flat is marked "Perrins & Son Makers to H.R.H. Prince Albert, Windsor." Bores are excellent and are rifled and are approximately .50 Cal. Barrel lengths are 10" and overall lengths are 15.5". Triggers are not adjustable as would be proper for Duelers. The...

Barrel is 9.25" and is rifled. Overall length is 13". Front bead sight and "v" notch rear sight. Most likely manufactured in the New England area circa 1840's. Very well made.

Circa 1830's. Bottom of barrel has Birmingham proofs. Barrel is 3". Action works. Metal has a brown and gray patina. Good overall condition.

Target pistol of excellent quality. Octagon barrel is 9.75". Bore is .50 caliber. Top of the barrel flat is marked "Dams Turc" in gold. The Damascus pattern on the barrel is absolutely beautiful. The breech plug and tang are engraved en suite with the lock plate. The stock is carved with a floral motif. The grip is fluted and the grip cap is also shaped to match the wooden flutes. The action...

English Percussion pistol circa 1830's-1840's. Barrel is marked "J. Long London" and is 4". Pistol has captive ramrod. Metal has a gray patina. Action works. Good overall condition.

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...

Very fine English muff pistol. Barrel is 1.75" marked "J. Beattie London". Locks are engraved with a floral motif. Action works perfectly. Very good overall condition.

Circa 1820-1830. Lock is marked "Greener" and "London". Action works properly. Barrel is 2" and has Birmingham proofs on underside. Grip has an age crack that needs to be repaired. Good overall condition.

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 - 1840's. Action works properly. Metal has a brown patina. Locks are engraved with a floral motif. Good overall condition.

Circa 1830's. Lock is marked "London". Bottom of barrel has Birmingham proofs. Barrel is 3.25". Action works. Nipple needs to be replaced. Metal has a mostly brown patina with surface etching. Fair overall condition.

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

Circa 1840. 50 caliber with 9 ½” barrels. Beautiful guns in excellent condition. Barrels has almost all of their original brown finish. The top of each barrel “J. E. EVANS/ PHILADa” Locks hand upper tang are beautifully engraved and case hardened with all their original finish. Trigger guards have original high luster blue. Guns come in an original case that is in excellent...

Serial 1461. Made in early 1864. 36 caliber with a 7 ½” barrel. This is the highest serial number known. The metal has been cleaned, but remains reasonably sharp. There is some pitting throughout the gun. Grips are very good. All numbers match. The bottom of the grip has a “WH” cartouche. Action works well. This gun has been in several major collections over the last 60 years. This gun comes...

Made in 1850s. 42 caliber with a 3” turn off barrel. The frame has the Belgian Liege proof. Action works well. The grip appears to be a replacement.

Hollis & Sheath operated as gunmakers in Birmingham from 1849 through 1861. The well-known firm, Isaac Hollis & Sons was the successor. The overall length of this Howdah percussion pistol carbine is approx. 21.5". The 4.7" over-under round with flat top and ribbed bottom 70 caliber smooth bore barrels have fine bores. The barrels have London proof marks. All the metal has a smooth...

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...