Foreign Military Antique Long Guns

Serial No. A6364, circa 1891, 7.65x53, 29.5" round barrel. Serial numbers are matching, bore is good with light frosting visible in the grooves. Rifling remains strong. Stock has 3 holes right side above the magazine, upper forearm has been replaced. Light wear is noted. Action functions correctly, comes original bayonet with a 15.75" length blade. Consignment 

Serial No. k6422, circa 1898, 7mm, 30" round barrel. Chilean military bolt action rifle with bayonet. Metal is a light grey/brown patina with crest visible on the receiver. Serial numbers are matching, bore is good with strong rifling visible. Stock has expected usage wear with nicks, dings, and scratches. Comes with original sling and bayonet. Consignment

Serial No. B22, made in 1886, 8mm Kropatschek, 26" proofed barrel. Only 4800 of these short rifles are made and are considered rare, receiver is marked "CE.W.F.G Steyr 1886", Bolt is non-matching, bore is very good with handsome with strong rifling. Stock has expected nicks, dings, scratches and light gouges right side butt stock. Action is smooth and functions correctly. 

NSN, circa 1840's, .69 caliber, 40" round smooth bore. Barrel has been cut and is a smooth dark brown patina. Heavy oxidation is visible around the nipple and bolster, wood loss is also evident around the area. This means the musket saw heavy use possible during the civil war. Stock has expected nicks, dings scratches from "combat!", cartouche is still present on stock. Action functions...

NSN, Circa 1840's-1860's, .72 caliber, 40.5" round barrel. Barrel and other iron parts are a dark grey patina with pitting visible around the nipple. Lock plate has a "Crown/AF".  Stock has expected nicks, dings, and scratches. The initials "HM" are carved into the wood. A piece of lead has impacted the area below the initials! Action functions correctly. It is more than likely to have been...

NSN, Circa 1780-1790, .75 caliber, 18.5" round smooth bore barrel. Carbine has been converted to a percussion ignition system from flintlock. Barrel and other iron parts are a brown/plum patina with heavy oxidation visible. Barrel has a "Liege" proof mark...

NSN, circa 1840, .70 caliber, 34.75" round smooth bore barrel. No markings are found on the barrel or lock plate. Metal is a dark grey patina, Stock has been lightly sanded with minor surface cracks visible. Action holds at half and full cock. 

NSN, circa 1843, .72 caliber, 41" round smooth bore barrel. Musket has been converted to percussion, Barrel is a smooth dark brown patina. Lock plate has "Crown/Potsdam" Stock has a light coat of varnish, repairs are noted at the wrist. Faint cartouches are visible left side. Action holds at half and full cock. Approximately 165,000 were ordered from 1861-1862 with 100,000 being smoothbore...

NSN, circa 1860's, .80 caliber, 34.25" octagonal to round smooth bore barrel. Barrel and other iron parts are a light grey patina with scattered areas of oxidation visible. The rear sight has been removed, screw holes have been welded over and smooth out. Left side of the barrel is Liege stamped. Stock is good with expected handling wear, action holds at half and full cock.

NSN, circa 1770's, .69 caliber, 44" round smoothbore barrel. Barrel and other iron parts are a dark patina with scattered oxidation. Lock plate is unmarked, hammer looks to be a later Springfield 1795 circa 1814. Musket has been reconverted from percussion to its original flintlock configuration. Comb on has been tapered down, Stock has "WILLARD/78'" carved into the right side. Front barrel...

NSN, circa 1870, possible .43 Spanish, 35" round barrel. Barrel and receiver is a bronze/grey patina. Bore is fair with pitting visible in the grooves. Rifling remains strong. Regimental markings are stamped on the right side of the receiver. Stock has been lightly sanded at some point. Action functions correctly. 

NSN, circa 1840-1860, .70 caliber, 35.5" round barrel. Barrel and other iron parts are a dark grey/brown patina with light surface oxidation visible. Stock is good with a crack noted on the left side on by the lock plate screw. Action holds at half and full cock, bore is good with scattered areas of oxidation visible. 

Serial Number 13432, circa 1878, .577/450 smoothbore, 33.25" round smoothbore barrel. Barrel and receiver are a light grey patina with scattered surface oxidation visible. Rifle has been converted to a smoothbore with a fixed rear sight. Stock has expected usage and handling marks. Action does not function correctly. Pulling the lever up causes the action to discharge.  

Serial No. A8872, Circa 1895-1896, 7x57mm, 18.5" round barrel. Serial number are matching, bore is good with scattered surface frosting visible in the grooves. Rifling remains strong. Stock is good with expected nicks and dings. Action functions correctly. 

Serial No, B-1842-28, made in 1842, .74 caliber, 34.75" octagonal to round barrel. Serial numbers are matching throughout, barrel and other iron parts are a light grey patina. Stock displays light handling marks. Bore has strong rifling with a light surface oxidation. A pistol and breech loading carbine were also manufactured and test for the cavalry. It was determined that sometimes the...

NSN, made in 1817 by the Mutzig Royal Arsenal, .69 caliber, 44.75" smooth bore barrel. Barrel and other iron parts are a smooth Grey patina with pin-prick surface oxidation visible. Barrel is proofed with appropriate Arsenal marks and dated 1817, tange is marked ""Mle 1777". Lock plate is marked in the third variation. Stock is in very good plus condition with a repair on the upper mortis...

NSN, circa 1825-1840's, .75 caliber, 29" round barrel. Barrel and lock plate are a light grey patina. Lock plate is marked "St. Etienne". This is a unique breech loading rifle, to load you have to half cock the hammer, then push down on the side bar located on the right side between the lock plate and iron barrel band. Once that is depressed you are able to push up and twist to the left....

Serial No: 80885. circa 1885,11mm with a 31.25" round proofed barrel. Barrel and receiver are a dark brown patina with surface oxidation visible. Bore is poor with oxidation noted throughout. Stock shows heavy handling and usage wear. Mum is present, action functions correctly. Cleaning rod and nose cap are missing.

Serial No. A298, circa 1870's, .577 caliber, 19.25" round proofed barrel. Barrel and other iron parts are a dark brown to light grey patina. War Department stamps with Broad Arrows' are noted. Bore is near excellent with strong rifling visible. Lock plate is marked "Small Crown with Broad Arrow/1870/Enfield" Rear of hammer has "Crown/ V.R." Butt plate is marked with "R6/B/27" Handsome War...

NSN, circa 1809-1813, .75 caliber, 39" proofed smoothbore barrel. Barrel and other iron parts are a dark grey patina with light pin-prick oxidation noted. Barrel is stamped with"G2883, lock plate is marked with Crown/GR, Broad Arrow/Crown" forward of the hammer. Rear of hammer is marked " Tower". Stock looks to have had replaced wood forward of large trumpet, expected nicks and dings are...