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Made circa 1800. 41 caliber with a 2 3/8” barrel. This gun is in very nice condition with 90% of a refinish. Grips is very good with minor handling part. All markings are nice and sharp. Action works well.
Made circa 1800. 46 caliber with a 1 3/8” barrel. Metal has gray metal patina. Metal has been cleaned and has spots of light pitting. Grips are very good.
Pair of Belgian Flintlock Turn Off Barrel pistols. Pair of Belgian Flintlock turn off barrel pistols with “hideout” belt/holster rig. The pistols have folding triggers. They have sliding hammer safeties. The frames are very tastefully engraved on both sides. The stocks are beautifully carved and fluted on the backstrap. The checkering is excellent with no damage. The barrels are 2 ½”ths...
Beautiful Pair of Austrian Flintlock Pistols. Each lock is engraved with a scene of two men on horses firing pistols at each other with puffs of smoke emanating from the muzzle. The locks are also engraved in both scroll leaf and framed around the lock with flat leaf decoration. All very professionally executed! The butt caps are scenes similar to the lock plates with horsemen on firing at...
Rare Pair of Massive 4 Barrel Rotating Cluster Flintlock Pistols. By Lambert of Dit Biron Belgium. These pistols were in the collection of Harold Club Casino in Reno Nevada. In the photos of the gun collection the pair of Lambert pistols are featured in the catalog. Each pistol has 4 barrels and 4 Frizzlens. The barrels rotate by pushing a lever in the Trigger guard which allows the barrels...
German Pair of Officer Flintlock Pistols by Heinrich Sturm of Suhl. Very fine set of Flintlock officers’ pistols by Heinrich Sturm of Suhl, Germany who was active in Suhl from 1815-1850. These gun were made probably between 1815-1825. Stocks are empire form as seen on French pistols of the Empire period. These guns are in excellent condition with 80% of the original blue on the barrel. Both...
R. Hyslop, New York, New York. Worked 1825-1830. “Kentucky Style” Flintlock with roller frizzen. Barrel is from an English or European pistol of an earlier period and has an “IP” proof at the breech near the tang. Caliber is .60. Barrel length 9 ¼” and overall length is 14 1/2 “. This is a well-made gun, particularly the engraved lock. Condition is very good to excellent.
English Flintlock Pocket Pistol. Box lock frame marked “Luke” on left side. Bore is .50 caliber. The action works perfectly. Barrel length 1 ½” and overall length is 6 ¼”. Overall very good condition.
English Made Flintlock Pistol In The Style of a Cavalry or Militia Pistol by Redfern. Birmingham barrel proofs. These are very similar to Ketland Trade pistols associated with the American-Canadian Fur Trade. Very good untouched condition. Barrel length 8” and approximately 14” overall. Bore is approximately .69 caliber. Very nice example of a fur trade pistol.
Caucasian Miguelet Lock Pistol. Barrel length 17 ¾” and 16” overall length. Barrel has gold wire inlay, NOT BRASS. We tested it. Miguelet Lock works fine and is not hard to cock as most Caucasian pistols. Butt cap is deeply chiseled in rococco to scrolls with a silver cameo of a robed figure holding a lance. Stock is very good plus. Very fine example of a Caucasian pistol.
Turkish (Ottoman Empire) Silver Mounted Flintlock Horsemans .70 Caliber Pistol. Barrel length is 12 ¾”and overall length 19 ½”. Beautiful pierced silver mounts. Manufactured approximately 1740. Note: There is engraved at the tang of the breach plug a mosque with a quarter moon on the roof in silver.
Pair of Scottish Flintlock Pistols by W. Brander. Unusual pair of London Made Scottish style pistols by W. Brander. These are classic Scottish style all metal guns. Barrels are 8” and total length are 13 ½”. The only deviation from the classic Scottish style of these guns is the Inverted V spring style lock. William Brander was a London gunsmith from 1752-1789. Along with this gun comes a...
