NSN. Made in 1605.  18 bore caliber with a 12” barrel. Beautiful gun with approximately 50% of the original blue finish. Barrel is very sharp  with nice markings and engraving. Lock has very good blue as well. Wood stock has been ebonized and stippled to simulate a staghorn texture. Polished staghorn inlays adorn the stock featuring engraved and...

SN: G 19782. Made in 1898, 8mm Lebel caliber with a 4.5" barrel. The bore has a bulge about halfway and is otherwise bright with good rifling. French military revolver that has been chrome plated. The action functions and the gun looks good with a little pitting on one side.

Serial No.5925, circa 1895-1898, converted to .45acp, 4" barrel with retailer address present. Barrel is marked "Army & Navy C.S.L." Approximately 80% original blue remaining. Bore is bright with rifling present, minor areas of frosting is noted in the grooves. Cylinder has been shaved, Frame is marked with Webley Patents with "bullet and wings/ W&S" Plastic brown grips are near...

Serial No.18381,made in 1892, 4" barrel. Large "Broad Arrow is noted on top, Approximately 90% original blue is present. Revolver was used during the Boer War and brought over in the 1940s by a South African family. Bore is bright and shiny with strong rifling present. Grips are near excellent with small chips noted. Cylinder has been shaved and accepts .45acp with moon clips. Excellent...

Serial No. 22175, circa 1892-1894, .45acp, 4" barrel marked with large Broad Arrow. Finish is mostly a grey/ light brown patina. Bore is good with strong rifling visible. Cylinder has been shaved to accept .45acp with moon clips. Round checkered grips are very good with minor scratches noted along the edges. Action functions correctly. (Consignment)

Serial No. 76282, circa 1890s, .455, 4" barrel. Finish has a grey patina with traces of original blue present. Back strap is inscribed with E. Cuthberston. Bore is bright with strong rifling noted. Cuthberston would Serve in the Boer War, World War 1 were he would be wounded in Ypres in 1915. Cuthberston would be active in the Home Guard during the early part of WWII and would unfortunately...

Serial No. 51340, circa 1894-1898, .45acp, 4" Broad Arrow marked barrel. Revolver has a dull arsenal blue finish with silvering around the edges, cylinder has been shaved to accept .45ACP with moon clips. Broad Arrows are noticeable throughout with " ENGLAND" stamped left side barrel. Bore shows surface frosting in the grooves with strong rifling visible. Back strap is marked with "N/17"....

Serial No. 5701, circa 1894, .455, 6" Army & Navy C.S.L. marked barrel. Back Strapped is stamped with "F.W. Stringer/ Leicestershire Regt". Approximately 50% original blue is remaining with most being on the " church steeple" cylinder. It is noted that these early models have assembly numbers, which are matching to the revolver. Bore is bright with strong rifling visible. Wooden...

Serial number 10071. 7.63 Mauser caliber with a 5 ½” barrel. Metal has been Cleaned. This gun has R. M. Marking for the Republic of Mexico. Very Rare early Mauser C996 Broomhandle Conehammer with Mexican markings.

Serial 1937. 42 caliber with a 6 ¾” barrel. Made in 1862. Metal has a mottled gray patina. All markings are visible. Grips are very good.  LeMat revolvers were developed by Alexander Lemat, a French inventor from New Orleans and P. G. T. Beauregard, a prominent confederate General.

Serial number 543. 42 caliber with a 6 ¾” barrel. Made circa 1862. Nice even Patina throughout metal with scattered light pitting. Action is mechanically sound. Grips are very good.  LeMat revolvers were developed by Alexander Lemat, a French inventor from New Orleans and P. G. T. Beauregard, a prominent confederate General.

Serial number 281. Made circa 1862. Gun has seen a fair amount of use and has a gray patina. Loading lever is missing. Grips are original  and show wear. These are confederate used guns which are unique in that you have a 42 caliber barre on the top and a 16 gauge shotgun barrel on the bottom.

NSN, .58 caliber 8 7/8" round barrel scarce British Pattern 1824 Sea Service flintlock pistol, with a total production of 1600 made. Overall good condition, metal is a smooth dull grey patina. Wood shows dings and minor scratches from handling wear. Inspector and proof marks are visible throughout. Action holds at half and full cock. The obvious difference in the Sea Service and the Land...

NSN, .68 caliber 8 7/8" round smoothbore barrel circa 1820s. Overall good condition with a smooth dark grey patina with proofed barrel. Lock plate has Crown over "W.R" with broad arrow. Wood shows some handling ad usage wear, "BO" over Broad Arrow is noted on the right side. Action functions correctly.

British Sea Service Pistol. Converted to percussion. "Crown GR" on lock. Tower mark on tail of lock. Gun has a belt hook on the left side. Stock is very sharp and is excellent. Metal has surface stains and no pitting . Very fine condition.

These pistols were supplied from merchants and not from ordnance. These are often referred to as the 1813 Indian Contract pistols. Barrel is marked with a crown over "GR" and broad arrow, as well as a Tower crossed scepters acceptance proof. 65 caliber with a 9” barrel. Metal has a dark brown patina. Nice sharp gun!

The Swedish Model 1850 smooth bore percussion "flankor-psitol" has an overall length of approx. 18". It has provisions for a shoulder stock. The approx. 11.5" round 77 caliber barrel has a good bore with darkness and very light roughness. All the metal has a smooth brown patina. The barrel is serial numbered, 788, on the left, is stamped WF WN to the left of the bolster, and has a crown over...

54 caliber with 9” barrel. Metal has a mottled gray patina with spots of pitting. Wood is very good. Top Jaw is replaced. Action works very well. Good example of an 1816 flintlock!

Very Good Remington 1875 Egyptian Contract Revolver. Strong original blue remains on the barrel. The entire gun is nice and sharp. All markings are nice and sharp. Egyptian markings are present on the barrel and frame. Frame has a sort of plum colored patina. Grips are very good as refinished.

are French Revolution era Model 1763 flintlock pistol by Liberville Aresenal, formally known as Charleville. The renaming during the French Revolution circa 1790's. Overall good condition, metal is a grey patina with surface oxidation visible. Wood has minor dings, scratches noted.  Barrel tang is marked M1763 Action functions correctly.