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Made circa 1850. 40 caliber with a 42 ½” barrel. Very sharp gun with a dark brown patina throughout the barrel. Wood is very good and has visible “tiger striping” Gun has double det triggers.
NSN, circa 18th Century , 81 caliber, 39.5" round British proofed barrel. This New England style Club Butt musket is made mostly of British military origin parts. Barrel is shows an even brown oxidized patina. Lock plate is marked with "CROWN/GR". Lock plate looks to have been replaced as it is an Indian Pattern Type 1 with a type 2 cock. Stock is good with some gouges, one beneath the lock...
NSN, circa 1770, .75 caliber, 54.5” round smoothbore barrel, Barrel is a dark brown patina with pin-prick surface oxidation noted throughout. British proof marks are present. Lock plate is a British Pattern 1765-1785 style and is marked with “CROWN/GR” forward of cock and “TOWER” rear of the cock. Stock shows...
NSN, circa 1750's-1770s, .74 caliber, 46.75" octagonal to round unmarked barrel. Barrel and iron parts are a dark grey/ brown patina with surface oxidation visible. Barrel appears to be of early French with rear sight added. A small corrosion hole is noted by rear sight. Lock is of a 1777 pattern with "CROWN/GR" Broad Arrow forward of cock. "TOWER" is marked vertically rear of cock. Trigger...
Full stock Kentucky rifle by J. Neill. Comes with heavy barrel. Stock and trigger need work. Sold as is with no return.
This very unusual Nickerson Patent percussion breech loading shotgun was made in 1850. It was manufactured for Nickerson by Joab Hapgood (1804-1890) of Shrewsbury and Boston, MA. He operated from 1826 to 1864 and is known for flintlock and percussion guns. C.V. Nickerson of Baltimore was issued Patent No. 8,690 for a breech-loading firearm on January 27, 1852. This shotgun predates the...
Made circa 1854. 44 caliber with a 26” barrel. This is a very interesting, overbuilt revolving rifle. This gun appears to have been finished in the white. Wood is very good with a brass butt plate. Several gunsmiths with last name "GRIMM" turn up in Seller's with working dates around this time frame with no definite connection to this unusual...
Circa 1770. 1 ¾” bore with a 24” barrel. 40” in overall length which is giant for a Blunderbuss with a flip bayonet. Metal has been cleaned and wood has been refinished, but nicely done. This gun is identified by the flip bayonet release system which is unique to Waters and Co.
NSN .45 caliber 33” octagonal barrel Engraved percussion musket by G.P. Foster manufactured circa 1854-1856. Rifle is in untouched relic condition with the metal finish a dark brown/plum patina. Heavy pitting is noted my the breech. Double set triggers and action do function correctly....
Austrian Werndl rifle convtered in England to a flintlock musket in the early 20th century. Butt plate has original Austrian unit markings on tang. Barrel is 36" and has English black powder proofs. A very interesting flintlock!
NSN, .69 caliber 42" round barrel R. Ashmore full-stock rifle converted to percussion. Ashmore manufactured locks from 1827-1855 and many were exported to America and can be found on Kentucky style rifles. Metal is a smooth brown patina, oxidation noted by the bolster. Wood is good and has been lightly sanded with minor handling wear noted. Action functions correctly
Originally a Belgian made musket, converted to a shotgun for trade. Barrel is 30" and has Belgian proof. Action works properly. Very good overall condition.
English made buck and ball gun. One barrel is for ball and is approximately .50 caliber. Other barrel is for buck and is 12 gauge. Metal has been refinished and looks good. Barrels are marked "Isaac Hollis & Sons Makers". Three leaf express sight. Hammers work properly. Locks are engraved and marked "Isaac Hollis & Sons". Very good overall condition. A very high quality English...
This fine flintlock fowler was manufactured by Caspar Zelner II of Vienna circa 1700 to 1740. He obviously learned the art of fine gun making from his father, Caspar Zelner I, who operated as a gunsmith in Salzburg circa 1680 to 1725. The overall length is approx. 59.5". The approx. 44.5" octagon to round 62 caliber barrel has a very fine smooth bore. The barrel has approx. 98% period blue....
NSN, approximately .72 caliber, 44" octagonal to round barrel trade gun. Lock plate is marked with "WARRANTED" with floral motif behind the hammer. Metal is a grey patina with scattered oxidation noted throughout the surface. Wood is good with dings, and scratches visible from handling. Action does function correctly.
This interesting and ornate silver-mounted Ottoman Miquelet lock Tufek rifle is in very fine condition. It is...
This very attractive Nock flintlock blunderbuss is approx. .75 caliber, flaring to 1 1/4” at the muzzle. The 24” brass barrel has a lightly oxidized bore and is marked H Nock London neatly engraved at top dead center, with British proofs on the left radius including one HN...
1.25" diameter bore 16" round brass barrel with cannon style muzzle English flintlock Blunderbuss by Brander circa mid 1700's. Brass barrel is an untouched mustard patina marked "LONDON" with proof marks. Wood shows old cracks that have been repaired and a wrist repair which is where the cracks started. Action functions correctly, lock is marked "Brander"
.69 caliber 42" octagon to round barrel Board of Ordnance Flintlock Trade gun with a Ketland & Allport lock. Metal is a dark brown to plum patina with mottled surface oxidation present. Stock is good with scattered bumps, dings and mars present. The stock also shows Native use by the wood being reshaped and slimmed through the wrist. Lock plate is marked Ketland/&/Allport and circle...
.55 caliber 35" octagon to round barrel percussion altered trade gun by Whately, overall good condition the metal is a brown/grey patina with circle fox and London on the barrels surface. Wood is good with handling and usage wear noted. Action function correctly but spring is becoming weak. This gun is one of the 1580 guns contract to supply Britain's Native allies for the War of 1812.
