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) flintlock pistol. Very good quality and probably made in Italy for the Turkish market. Star and Quarter moon inlay behind the breech tang. Buttcap also displays a quarter moon design. Barrel length is 13 ½ to a silver band. Overall length 21’ ½”. Beautiful, graceful form and quality workmanship. Many better quality Middle East guns were made in Spain and Italy for...

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 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.

Circa 1750. 65 caliber with 12” barrels. This is a gorgeous pair of flintlock pistols with silver high relief mounts. The butts have grotesque masks. The lock and the barrel are both gold plated with gold overlay. Woos is excellent with a couple of very minor repairs. The barrels have a light gray patina. These pistols are absolutely...

.70 Caliber with a 9” barrel. Made circa 1778. This gun was made by British gun maker John Waters who is credited with inventing the spring bayonet. He received the patent in 1778 and was only active till 1781. Very nicely made gun with a mechanically solid Spring...

Made circa 1770. 50 caliber guns with 12 ½” barrels and 18” in overall length. Very fine pair of guns that have engraved locks and barrels. Wood is nicely carved.

70 caliber with a 12” barrel. Gun is just over 19” in overall length. This I a very high quality example with a high relief barrel shroud, silver wire inlay and raided decorated overlay on the handle portion of the stock. The pommel butt cap is high relief and decorated with Nielo. The lock appears to be European. Very fine...

Very fine facsimile Ottoman Style Silver Inlaid Pistol. This gun was created in the last 30-40 years in the ottoman style. This gun is beautifully silver inlaid in the stock and barrel. Very fine copy of an ottoman pistol!

Circa 1740. 65 caliber with a 5 ½” barrel with a 12” overall length. The metal has been cleaned. Below the frizzen and pan on the frame is marked “Wilson London”. There is engraving on the trigger guard and the top of the barrel. Wood is very good. The butt cap, the side plate, behind the...

Made circa 1700. 58 caliber bore with a 12” barrel. This is a massive example of a Scottish Pistol with an overall length of 18”. Barrel has been cleaned. Metal stock is silver inlayed and engraved. The Lock is marked “JOHN CAMPLL” John Campbell was one of the early Doune maker. This gun...

This fine pair of Bird & Ashmore flintlock dueling pistols was made circa 1810. Thomas Bird and Ashmore operated at Great Charles Street and Edmund Street, Birmingham, from 1807 to 1811. The overall length of the pistols is approx. 15". The 9.25" octagon 60 caliber smooth bore barrels have very good bores. Both barrels have smooth areas of original brown finish with one having more than...

This London-proofed flintlock dueling pistol was made by Richardson circa 1810. There are eight Richardsons listed as British gunmakers so we are unable to further identify which Richardson made this one. The overall length is approx. 13.75". The 8" octagon 60 caliber smooth bore barrel has a fine bore. The barrel has virtually all of its brown damascus style finish. It has two London proofs...

Flintlock pistols by Ketland & Co. London. Bores are approximately .52 caliber. Barrel lengths are 6.25" to the frame extension, overall length is 12.5". The box lock action is marked "Ketland & Co" on left side and "London" on right side. Bore are fair with some corrosion. Muzzles are traditional "canon" style as you see on pistols of the Queen Anne period. Queen Anne was 37 years...

Barrel flat marked "H.W. Mortimer & Co. London Gun Maker to his Majesty No. 227". Mortimer's contract records show that payment was made in 1771 and states that Mr. Henry Mortimer was paid "for firearms for the mail guard." Payment continued up to 1790. The lock plate has a sliding safety. Barrel is 9.5" and overall length is 14.5". Bore is approximately .60 caliber. Proof marks on...

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...

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...

French Tap action flintlock pocket pistol. Has silver inlay in wood. Nice engraving on boxlock, in the white which was the norm at the time. Barrels are 3 ½” long. Over/under approximately .38 caliber. Nice deluxe pocket pistol from the 1800 period.