Foreign Military Antique Long Guns

This .577 caliber percussion Pattern 1853 Volunteer Rifle was made by he London Armory Company in 1861/2. The London Armory Company and the British Enfield factory were the only manufacturers of the Pattern 1853 in which the parts were interchangeable. The approx. 37.5" barrel has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifling. The barrel has approx. 95% of its original blue finish. The...

The 11.7X42R mm centerfire caliber Danish Model 1867 rolling block rifles were manufactured in Denmark under license to Remington. The tang is marked KJOBENHAVN (Copenhagen) and the left side of the receiver has a crown over M-1867. The  approx. 35.25" barrel has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifling. The barrel has a smooth brown patina. It has a lug for a sword bayonet on the...

This 7.65X53mm caliber Argentine Model 1891 rifle was manufactured in 1894 by Loewe of Berlin, Germany. The 29.1" barrel has a good bore with darkness in the grooves. It should clean better. Unusually, the Argentine crest is intact on the chamber. The cleaning rod, front and rear band, magazine, trigger guard, bolt release bandspring, rear swivel, and buttplate are nickel plated with approx....

This early Pattern 1853 .577 caliber percussion rifle musket is dated 1854 on the lock. The  39" barrel has a vey good bore with strong rifling. The gun is bright with scattered brown staining. The brass buttplate, trigger guard, escheutcheons, and nose cap have an even age patina. The barrel does not have visible proof marks. The lock has a crown over VR at the tail and 1854 over TOWER at...

The 11.7X42R mm centerfire caliber Danish Model 1867 rolling block rifles were manufactured in Denmark under license to Remington. The tang is marked KJOBENHAVN (Copenhagen) and the left side of the receiver has a crown over M-1867. The  approx. 35.25" barrel has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifling. The barrel has approx. 90% blue. It has a lug for a sword bayonet on the right. The...

Great numbers of the Austrian Lorenz percussion rifle musket were used by the Union and Confedercy during the Civil war. This No. 2 rifle musket is marked 854 (1854) on the center bottom of the lock. A small Austrian eagle inspection stamp is at the tail. The r37.25" ifled 58 caliber barrel has a good bore with strong rifling with light erosion. The bore should clean better. The makers name...

10.4X42Rmm Swiss rimfire (41 Swiss). Excellent bore. Rod has slight bend at end. Action functions correctly. Mostly blue turning brown in some areas. Very good wood. Action functions correctly.

This East India Company (EIC) Pattern 1842 percussion musket has the EIC lion on the lock and London proofs on the barrel. The 39" 75 caliber smooth bore barrel hs a good bore with light roughness. All metal parts exhibit a smooth brown patina. The brass buttplatee, nosecap, and trigger guard have a pleasing aged patina. The buttplate tang and trigger guard are stamped with Hindu characters....

Remington manufactured thousands of its No. 1 military rolling block rifles for foreign governments between 1867 and 1888. Most are in one of the various 11mm calibers (usually 43 Spaniish which this one appears to be - check before firing). The overalll length is approx. 50.5". The 35" barrel has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifling. The gun has approx. 98% of its military refinish...

.58 Berdan caliber with a barrel length of 39". Metal is a brown patina pin-prick surface oxidation noted. Stock shows nicks and dings with patent date stamped on the left side. Bore shows pitting in the grooves with rifling visible. Cleaning rod is missing,

.69 caliber 45" length barrel Surcharged model 1766 Charleville musket in overall good condition. Musket looks to has been reconverted with US on the lock plate. Stock is stamped "U States". Metal is in the bright, stock shows handling and usage wear. Action functions correctly,great early Rev War long arm 

This scarce French Minie-Cordier percussion military training rifle is one of a few made. The serial number is 400 (all matching including the takedown screw). The 50 caliber 16.25" round barrel has a very good bore with strong rifling. The gun has a bright finish and walnut stock. These unusual rifles were designed to train French cadets circa 1860. They are based on the designs by Claude...

B.S.A Martini- Henry MK II in overall fair condition, metal is a dark plum patina. Rifle has been converted to a shotgun, bore is smooth and bright with areas of pitting. This is not a .410 conversion. 

Nepalese Martini Henry Gahendra rifle chambered in .577/450 in overall fair condition. Bore is good with frosting noted in the grooves, action mechanically functions correctly. Metal is a smooth dark grey patina. Wood shows usage and handling wear. 

Non-matching Model 1891 Argentine Mauser made in Berlin by Ludwig Loewe in 1892. 29' barrel with good+ bore with strong rifling visible. Argentine national crest is in tact as well as 2 "Phrygian cap" marks and 4 "shaking hands" marks. Rifle is in overall very good condition with only minor handling marks on the stock and minor wear of the bluing on the receiver.

British 3rd model Brown Bess flintlock musket with a 39" barrel .75 caliber. Overall good condition with a dark grey patina finish. Surface oxidation is present. Action functions correctly, trigger guard is missing two screws. Wood is good with old repair noted at the rear thimble. Lock is Tower marked with Crown over GR

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. 

British pattern 1853 Enfield three-band musket in relic condition. Metal has a dark patina with oxidation throughout. Wood has been heavily varnished. Will make for a great wall hanger display. 

Nepalese Martini Henry rifle in overall good condition, action functions correctly. Bore is good with strong rifling. Wood shows usage and handling wear. 

British 3rd Model .75 caliber Brown Bess with a 39" length barrel. Metal has a dark patina with proof marks present. Lock is marked "Crown over GR" with TOWER behind the cock. Wood is in overall good condition with a nice "battle scar" on the left side. Very nice Napoleonic Era British Brown Bess.