Made circa 1750 -1770. 62 caliber with  12 ¾” barrel. This gun has a dark brown to gray patina. Wood is very good. Lock is a banana style. There are worn maker sincs on the top of the barrel that unfortunately cannot be made out. ...

Made circa 1810-1820. 64 caliber with 10” barrels. Absolutely beautiful guns with very good original finish on the barrels. The trigger guards have traces of original blue in the protected areas. Stocks are excellent  and checkered. Barrels, tangs, locks, hammers and trigger guards are all engraved. Case is excellent. All accessories are all excellent. This is...

Unmarked flintlock pistols, but most likely French. They have long eared buttcaps, fine carved stocks with raised carving around trigger guards, gold decoration on the 5 1/2" barrels. Measures 10 1/2" overall. Elegant pair of pistols.

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.

Made circa 1770. 1 1/8” bore with a 7 ½” barrel. Very finely made Georgian pistol with beautiful silver wire inlay grip with a grotesque mask butt. Action works well.

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...

Made circa 1750. 75 caliber with a 8 1/3” barrel. Very fine gun with gold inlay on the barrel. Butt cap has tarnished silver remaining. Stocks are nicely carved and do have several spots that have small cracks. . Action works properly with a light main spring.

Made circa 1750. 48 caliber with a 6” barrel. This gun is beautifully decorated with lots of silver overlay and engravi9ng. Wood is expertly carved and is stained very dark, almost black. There is a repair on the grip. Butt cap has a Grotesque masque. Action works perfectly. Beautiful example of a...

SN: None. Late Type British light dragoon flintlock pistol with 9" barrel. There is a crown over G.R. on the flat lock. The barrel has Birmingham proofs at the breech. The action works perfectly and the hammer holds half and full cock. A very good example.

Box lock frame pistol by B&M Redfern. Cock has a sliding safety. This is a turnoff barrel pistol. Caliber is approximately .45 smooth bore. Spring bayonet activates by pulling back on the trigger guard. Frame and trigger guard engraved. The action works perfectly. This type of self defense pistol was popular and could be easily concealed. Overall very good plus condition.

Made circa 1790. 60 caliber with a 11.5”  barrel. Very interesting set! Barrels have an acid etched textured barrels. Stocks are carved and have silver wire inlay. Stocks are attached on each gun with a screw through the stock. Action works well. Lock is inscribed “Gosiun / Liege”

60 caliber with a 12” barrel. Made circa 1777. This appears to be an American captured gun as the lock has purposefully had the British seal removed and the frizzen spring is a blacksmith replacement, where had it remained in the British service, the...

60 caliber with a 11.5” octagon barrel. Circa 1750. Beautiful gun in exceptional condition with a majority of the original blue on the barrel. The stock is in very good condition with normal hanflling wear and is finely carved. This gun at one time had a shoulder stock and has the receptacle attachment...

50 caliber with a 10.5 “ barrel. Very fine gun in very fine condition. Metal has an even patina with traces of the original finish. Wood is very fine with an intricately high relief carved stock. 

60 caliber with a 12.5” barrel. This gun was made circa 1750. Very fine gun with an engraved barrel with gold maker sink. Wood is very fine with relief carving. Butt cap has a high relief grotesque Mask and scrolls around it.

54 caliber with a 9.5” barrel. Made circa 1770. Very well made gun. Makers name is silver inlayed on the barrel. Stock us nicely carved. This gun originally had a stock and has the provision.

Made circa 1810. 64 caliber with a 8” barrel. Very fine gun. The trigger guard has the silver hall marks. The lock has the maker’s mark “T. Richards” The side plate is and grotesque mask are high relief cast silver.