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NSN. Made circa 1815. 75 caliber bores with 13 ½” barrels. This is a beautiful example of a double barrel coach gun. The barrels have been english refurbished long ago. Wood is very good and untouched with normal handling wear. Action works perfectly...
NSN, circa late 19th Century, .60 caliber, 24" round rifled barrel. Metal is a brown, grey patina with mottled surface oxidation visible. Bore shows pitting in the grooves with rifling remaining. Stock has been checkered at wrist and forearm that is smooth from handling and usage wear. Left side of the butt stock is marked with "CHAs.H.COOPER/MAKER/BIRMINGHAM". Lock plate is unreadable due...
NSN, circa late 1830's to 1850's, .44 caliber, 32.25" unmarked octagonal barrel. Barrel and other metal parts are a dark brown/grey patina with surface oxidation visible, bore has oxidation visible in the grooves with strong rifling remaining. Lock plate looks to have "Wilkinson/WARRANTED forward of the hammer with floral scrolling at the rear. Wood loss is noted above the bolster, stock...
NSN, circa mid 19th century, .75 caliber, 39.5" round smoothbore barrel. Metal is a dark brown/grey patina with scattered oxidation noted. Lock plate is marked "Birch" with floral and sun bursts engraving. Stock is nicely varnished with light handling wear visible. Action does not hold at full cock due to weak spring. Consignment
NSN, circa 1825, .72 caliber, 39" round smoothbore barrel. Metal is dark brown patina with scattered surface oxidation. Barrel is marked "M/1825" Lock plate is marked "S*HILLS &Co./Boston". Stock has expected handling marks with wood loss noted at the upper lock plate going approximately 4.25". Action holds at half and full cock. Consignment
NSN, circa 1830-1850, .64 caliber, 30" round smoothbore Damascus barrel. Barrel and lock plate are a light grey patina, breech is marked "SEDDON/CROYD", lock plate is marked "SEDDON". Upper portion of the trigger guard has been replaced. Stock has minimal handling wear visible with light nicks, dings and scratches. Action holds at half and full cock. Consignment
NSN, circa 11860's, .36 caliber, 30" octagonal to round barrel. Barrel is a mottled brown patina, barrel is marked "*E MAYNARD/DEPOSIT N.Y.", a unique peep sight is attached to the barrel. Lock and hammer have a geometric engraving. Barrel is attached with with a single key hole. Stock is very good with light handling wear visible. Action holds at half and full stock, with set triggers...
NSN, circa 1800's, .58 caliber, 36.25" octagonal to round smoothbore barrel. Metal is a smooth grey patina, barrel is marked "London" with Private tower proof marks. Lock plate is marked with "Circle-Fox", rear of hammer is marked "Wheeler & Son" Stock has been lightly refinished at some point with a repair visible through the lock mortise and wrist area. "1828" is stamped vertically and...
NSN, circa 1790-1805, .72 caliber, 44.5". Assembled from surplus "Charleville" parts from the Revolutionary War, this militia musket shows heavy use. Barrel and iron parts are a dark grey patina with oxidation noted on the surface. Lock Plate is stampd with "Charleville" forward of the hammer. The alteration of the hammer is typically seen on Confederate altered guns. Stock does show wood...
Made circa 1810. 1 1/8” bore with a 14 ½” barrel. The barrel has some of the original brown Damascus patter with small pin point spots of pitting. The wood is excellent with nice sharp checkering. Noth the barrel and lock have Mortimer markings.
Bore measure 1 1/8” with a 14” barrel. This gun was made circa 1770. Metal is iron and has a light gray mottled patina. Wood is very good!
Made circa 1850. 42 caliber with a 33” barrel. Nice sharp heavy Target rifle. This gun appears to have been relined at some point. The trigger guard and butt plate are classic schutzen style. The wood has some minor repairs. The lock is marked “Des Ponds A Morges” which translates to “The Ponds in Morges. Morges...
NSN, circa 1840-1860, .65 caliber, 36" octagonal to round pinned in barrel. Barrel has two proof marked stamped between "* RE". Barrel and other iron parts are a dark brown/grey patina with scattered oxidation noted. Lock plate is unmarked, action holds at half and full cock. Stock has be lightly refinished at some point. Oversize trigger guard and serpent side plate are indicative of trade...
NSN. Made circa 1820. Approximately 55 caliber with a 47” barrel. This is a nice sharp gun with a smooth brown patina on metal. The barrel is decorated with gold damascene work. The wood is very good overall, however there is a repair on the forend by the barrel...
NSN. Made circa 1780. Large 1 3/8” bore with a 26” barrel. Very fine gun with a barrel that has been rebrowned. All of the Kafgari Gold work appears original. The lock is is from the British Indian Arsenal with the Lion on the lock and the year 1811 stamped...
Early 19th Century. With four-stage barrel with bulbous muzzle and etched with panels of geometric designs and foliage on the...
Made circa 1800. 62 caliber with a 47” barrel. Stock is decorated in brass overlay secured by 7 barrel bans/ This is a Migulet style lock. The trigger guard is missing.
NSN, circa early 1800's, 14ga, 37" octagonal to round barrel. Barrel is a dark brown/grey patina with scattered surface oxidation visible. Lock plate is a a light grey patina with "SIMMONS"marked rear of the feather spring Simmons is noted to have worked out of London from 1807-1830. Stock has been lightly sanded at some point and a dark stain applied. Checkered wrist is smooth to the touch....
NSN, Circa 1850's-1860's, 10GA, 31.5" octagonal to round smooth bore barrel. Damascus barrel is a brown patina with a light coat of scattered oxidation visible. Hammer and lock plate have floral engraving, lock plate is marke "Cook Bath" Stock has light handling and usage wear visible, wrist checkering is sharp with minor scratches visible. LOP is 15", action functions correctly.
Serial number M8? Made 20th Century. 46 caliber with a 20 ½” barrel. This is a very interesting gun that appears to be made out of old gun parts and modern made parts. The left hand side of the frame is marked “SHAWK & MCLANAHAN/ St. Louis” which is spuriously stamped.
