Foreign Military Antique Long Guns

NSN, made in 1818 altered in 1839, .70 caliber 41" round barrel. Barrel and iron parts are a mix of dark brown and grey patina. Brass mounts have been lightly polished some time ago and are an even "mustard patina" Stock shows expected wear with nicks, dings and scratches visible. The sling appears to be untouched and is marked "H. Wiegand Co.G...

NSN, made in 1861, .577, 39" round rifled barrel. Barrel is a smooth dark brown patina with pin-prick surface oxidation noted, Lock plate is a grey patina marked "TOWER/1861", rear of hammer is stamped with "CROWN" Bore is good with strong rifling, areas of frosting and pitting are visible in the grooves. The Brass Butt-plate is inscribed "J. Benedict 16th NY ART/ Co. D. Stock shows expected...

NSN, circa 1850, converted to percussion by Andrew Wurfflein, .71 caliber, 37"octagonal to round barrel. One of 1200 guns for the City of Philadelphia during the civil war. Barrel and Iron parts are a dark grey patina. Barrel is marked with Prussian Eagle with "City of Philada/A.Wurfflein" Lock plate is marked with Prussian Eagle/ SUHL/S&C/Anchor. Stock has expected handling and usage...

NSN, circa 1777-1785 by John Clark of London, .75 caliber, 42" round British proofed,London marked barrel. Barrel and other iron parts are a light to dark smooth grey patina. Lock plate is stamped with "CLARK" Brass pieces are a nice untouched dull patina. Butt-Plate is marked with "NY/110", side plate and stock are marked with "71". These muskets were more that likely issued to the New York...

NSN, circa 1861-1865, .58 caliber, 37" round barrel. Metal is an overall brown patina with scattered staining and pitting. Stock is solid with hand worn usage wear noted. Action functions correctly with matching assembly marks on most parts. The initials "LS" are carved into the stock. These imported rifles were used by both sides during the civil war. 

Serial No. 8071, made in 1887 by Spandau, 11mm, 32" proofed barrel. Serial numbers are matching, bore is good with some areas frosting visible in the grooves. Barrel has approximately 90% blue starting to turn. Receiver is a light grey patina with scattered surface oxidation noted. Stock is in very good plus condition with imperial stamps visible on right side. Overall a very good looking...

This 7.5X55mm Swiss caliber model 1896/11 was upgraded by the Swiss to Model 1911 configuration from the original Model 1889/96 configuration. The most noticable changes are the addition of a pistol grip to the stock and the deletion of the magazine cut off. The 30.7" barrel has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifling. The gun has approx. 92% blue with muzzle wear from a bayonet, high...

NSN, circa 1756, .80 caliber, 45.75" smoothbore barrel. 1st Model Brown Bess in overall very good condition. Barrel and iron furniture is a smooth dark grey patina. Lock plate is marked with "CROWN/ GR/ BROAD ARROW/" behind the cock "JORDAN/1756". Wrist plate is marked "XXVII/48" Stock shows expected nicks and dings. The 27th Regiment of Foot fought in many battles during the French and...

NSN, circa 1840s, .74 caliber, 40.5" round barrel. Imported musket used in the civil war in untouched "attic" condition. Lock plate is marked in "CROWN/AF", handsome cartouche is noted right side butt stock. Action functions correctly. Roughly 100,000 were imported with majority issued to Illinois troops. 

NSN, circa 1794-1809, .78 caliber, 39" round proofed barrel marked "A/5". Barrel and other iron parts are a mottled dark grey patina. Stock is good with scattered dings and scratches are visible. A small crack is visible forward of the lock plate. Action holds at half and full cock. Overall a good example of an early 3rd Model. 

Serial No.2940, circa 1861-1865, .58 caliber, 32" round rifled barrel. Metal and Iron furniture are a dark brown patina with surface oxidation noted around the replaced nipple. Wood is good with scattered storage blemishes noted. Rear sight is missing, action functions correctly. Upper wrist is stamped with "OHIO"

NSN, .79 caliber, 46" round smoothbore barrel circa 1780. Rare 4th Battery New Jersey marked 1756 Long Land Pattern Brown Bess flintlock musket who were Loyalist and fought for the crown. Overall good condition, metal is a dark brown patina with pin-prick surface oxidation visible. Barrel is marked "4 BT NJV", wood shows scattered dings, nicks and scratches a minor splice is noted in the...

NSN, circa mid 18th century, .74 caliber, 41.25" round barrel. Overall good condition, metal is a smooth mottled brown patina. Lock plate is marked "THONE/AMSTERDAM". Stock looks to have been lightly sanded at some point, minor scratches and dings are visible. The double-strapped brass are seen on muskets circa 1750,it is possible this musket saw service during the Revolutionary War. Action...

Serial No. 5871G, made in 1896, 6.5x53R,31" round barrel, bolt is non-matching. Metal is a grey patina with scattered areas of oxidation visible. Bore has strong rifling visible. Stock shows visible dings, scratches and gouges. Action functions correctly. 

NSN, .79 caliber, 39.25" round smoothbore barrel, circa 1794-1809. Overall good condition, barrel is a dark grey/brown patina with surface oxidition noted. Lock plate has been polished with "Crown and Tower" still visible. Wood shows scratches, dings and marring. A 3" crack is visible from the forward of the trigger guard to front side plate screw. Action holds at half and full cock. 

NSN, .69 caliber, 42" rifled round barrel Belgian copy of a French 1822 that has been converted to percussion. Overall good condition, metal is in the bright with surface oxidation visible. Wood is good with a handsome cartouche noted on the stock. Action is strong and functions correctly. 

Serial No. AH610, 17.75" round barrel chambered in 10.36x47Rmm center fire circa 1891 as dated on the barrel.This Rare Carbine is single shot and is in overall good condition, bore is very good with strong rifling visible. Stock is good with cartouches visible. Action is tight but functions correctly. Comes with bayonet. 

NSN, .69 caliber, 44.5" round barrel with "D" stamped noted. This American Revolutionary War Era flintlock musket is in overall good condition with scattard oxidation and pin-prick pitting visible on its metal surface. Action holds at half and full cock with the lock plated stamped "D" over Charleville. Wood is good with no cracks or wood loss present, handling and usage wear is noted....

British Pattern 1853 Enfield musket with that Civil War look to it. Metal has a dark aged patina. Wood shows usage and wear with some loss by the nipple. This is expected from a musket with heavy use. Faint traces of rifling remain. 

Scarce London Armory Company Pattern 1853 rifle. Civil War era rifle. Metal has a blue-brown patina. Brass furniture is good. Has nipple cover and chain. Lock has dated 1861. Action works perfectly. Stock is factory checkered with no cracks or dings. Excellent example of a Civil War rifle.