57 caliber with a 12.5" octagonal to round tapered barrels. Marked on the top of the barrel near the breech "Lazero Lazrino". Blued three stage barrels with front sight and plain breech tang, Convex locks with vine scrolls and raised relief, finely engraved and signed "Addnius Schwartz". Swan neck...

Made circa 1775. Approximately 52 caliber with a 5.25” barrel. Gun is 9.5” in overall length. Lock is marked “J. Murdoch”. Metal is nicely engraved and remains sharp. Inside of the grip area appears to be repaired. Action works perfectly....

This is a very nice English gentleman's pistol by Richards. As there are well over 30 Richards listed as English gunmakers, we are unable to further identify which particular Richards made this pistol. The overall length is approx. 14.5". The 9" round 56 caliber has a good smooth bore with light roughness toward the muzzle. The barrel has a bright gray patina. There are two indistinct proof...

This McDermot flintlock greatcoat pistol is approx. 10" in overall length. The 6" octagon 67 caliber smooth bore barrel has a good bore with light roughness. The rebrowned barrel has an excellent damascus type finish. There are barrel markings that are unreadable. The lock, cock, trigger guard, and butt cap are bright with light staining. The lock is marked McDERMOT. It, and the cock, have...

Left side of the box lock frame is marked in script "Blair & Lea". This very well made pistol is .45 caliber smoothbore. Barrel length is 6" and overall length is 9.25". Barrel has the London black powder proof and view mark. Cock has a sliding safety. The stock is very good with no chips or cracks and has a silver shield on the back for initials or crest. This pistol has eye appeal and...

Made circa 1770 in St. Etienne, France. Antoine Dumarest worked between 1750 and 1783. 52 caliber with 6” barrels. Barrels are damascened with 70% of the gilding. Stocks are excellent with very fine relief Rosettes behind the tang and silver escutcheons. The overall length of each pistol...

Circa 1815. Approximately 77 caliber with a 8 ½” barrel. Lock is marked Belles. Barrel is brass with a nice patina. The top of the barrel is marked “LONDON” and there are English proofs on the side. Bayonet has some pitting. Wood is excellent. Action works perfectly. Very rare gun with...

60 cal, 8'' barrels with slightly swamped muzzles and some pitting in the bores. The barrels of these finely made pistols have mostly toned to a mild plum-brown patina showing some scattered small spots of old minor oxidation, one pistol with a bit more...

Very fine early French double barrel flintlock pistol. This gun is circa 1770. 48 caliber with a 3 ¼” barrels. Metal is very good as cleaned and with some pitting. Locks are marked “Je Suis Fidelle” which translates into “Always Faithful” Wood is very good with silver wire inlays along...

This English W. Ketland & Co. flintlock pistol is circa 1810. The Birmingham gunmaker, William Ketland , operated as W. Ketland & Co. from from 1808 to 1831. He had a London branch at 2 Copthall Buildings. The overall length of this pistol is approx. 14.5". The 9" round 59 caliber smooth bore barrel has a good bore with light roughness. The barrel has Birmingham proofs and is marked...

This fine English flintlock officer's pistol by Tatham & Egg is circa 1810. Henry Tatham (1770-1835) was a partner with Joseph Egg at 37 Charing Cross, London, from 1801 to 1814. The overall length is approx. 14". The 9" round 65 caliber smooth bore barrel with flat top has a very good bore. The top rib is marked in script Tatham & Egg London. The bottom of the barrel has two London...

This dueling flintlock pistol is by Robert Wogdon (1733-1813), a well-known London gunsmith from Lincolnshire who operated at Haymarket, London, from 1774 to 1802. Starting in 1795 to 1803, he operated with a partner, John Barton, as Wogdon & Barton so this pistol is 1795 or earlier. The overall length is approx. 14.75". The 9 5/8" octagon 64 caliber swamped smooth bore barrel has a fair...

Robert Wogdon and John Barton operated at 14 Haymarket, London, from 1795 to 1803. The overall length of this pair of flintlock dueling pistols is approx. 15". The 10" swamped at the muzzle octagon 67 caliber smooth bore barrels have good bores with light roughness. The barrels are marked Wogdon & Barton London in script on the top flat. The barrels have a decorative band around the...

This is a very fine French turn barrel flintlock muff pistol. The overall length is approx. 6.75". The 3" octagon to round 36 caliber rifled barrel barrel has a very good bore with strong rifling and some erosion toward the muzzle. The barrel has a small wedding band 1 1/8" from the slightly configured cannon muzzle. The barrel assembly is bright with scattered staining and very light...

This flintlock muff pistol is marked LONDON. The overall length is approx. 5.75". The approx. 2.25" octagon to round 32 caliber rifled barre has a good bore with darkness in the grooves. The barrel has two decorative bands. The frame and rear barrel flats and trigger guard feature decorative engraving. The lower right barrel flat is engraved LONDON. All metal is bright with brown staining....

This flintlock muff pistol is marked London but was made in Birmingham. The overall length is approx. 6". The 2" round 46 caliber smooth bore turn off barrel has a good bore with light wear. All the metal has a smooth brown patina. The barrel has Birmingham proof marks. The left side of the frame is marked TWIGG and the right is marked LONDON. Both have decorative markings around them. The...

Lock plate is marked T. Richards. Top of barrel is marked "Strand London" at breech end. Trigger guard, butt cap, side plate and ramrod pipe are brass. Barrel length is 10" and .60 caliber. Overall length is 16". Mininmal handling marks. Excellent condition overall and tastefully made officer's pistol.

Flintlock with sliding hammer safety. Barrel length is 4.75" and 10" overall. Bore is .65 caliber. Pistol has a roller fizzen and the pan is double bridled. The action works perfectly. Barrel has a fine even dark brown finish. The stock is nicely figured and checkering is sharp and crisp. A fine flintlock pistol.

Lock is marked "Wilson". Barrel is marked "Minories London". Barrel is 8 1/8" and overall length is 14". The side plate is an expansive array of a panoply of arms including, sabre, flags, drums, bugles and axe. The mounts are all of brass. The brass plate inlaid on the stock at the wrist is engraved with the letters "HP". The long ear butt cap has a grotesque mask in high relief. The trigger...

Very fine pair made by Aston of Manchester. Approximately 1790-1810 manufacture. The bores are remarkably bright and are .65 caliber. Barrel lengths are 10" and overall lengths are 15". Locks have sliding safeties and lockplate is marked "Aston". Top flat of barrel is marked "Manchester". Note that on both pistols "Manchester" lettering is thin. Barrels have even extremely fine pitting....