.65 caliber 37" round barrel Trade gun by wheeler circa 1800s altered to percussion from flintlock. Metal is a dark brown patina with pitting noted at the drum bolster. Lock plate is marked Wheeler & Son with a circle fox forward of the hammer. Stock shows some moderate wear with some wood loss noted at the rear of the lock plate. Trigger guard is oversized and has been attached by an...

.60 caliber 36.5" octagonal to round barrel percussion altered Chief's Grade Board of Ordnance trade gun by Sutherlands circa 1813. Metal is a dark brown patina with scattered oxidation visible along the length of barrel. Lock plate is marked Sutherland with broad arrow visible. Pitting is noted at the drum bolster, German silver Indian Chief motif is present at wrist. Action functions and...

.60 caliber 36" octagon to round barrel Percussion altered 1813 Board of Ordnance Chief's Grade trade Gun. Metal is a smooth grey patina with heavy oxidation noted at the drum bolster. This Chief's Grade gun is unique as it is marked with a broad arrow on the lock. This gun was supplied to the British Native allies during the War of 1812! Stock shows usage and handling wear with some dings...

.52 caliber 36" octagonal barrel half stock percussion rifle by Enterprise Gun Works circa 1850's with Native American usage. Rifle is in relic condition with raw hide wrap securing the forend. Metal is a brown patina, wood is dry with butt-plate having been removed which is common. Action does not hold at full cock. Barrel is marked "Works Pittsburg". A true western gun!

.66 caliber 37" round barrel flintlock Chief's Grade Trade Gun by Morley circa early 1800's in overall good condition. Metal is a dull grey patina with pin-prick oxidation present. German silver Indian Chiefs head is visible at the wrist. Wood is good with an old repaired crack right side above the lock plate. Lock plate is marked "G Morley" and barrel is marked "London with Birmingham proof...

Very unique Native American trade gun by Isaac Hollis & Sons found in the "sand dunes" of southern Saskatchewan. 69 caliber with a 31.5" octagon to round barrel. Rifle is in untouched condition with butt plate removed and an Arrow design cut through the wood! Metal is a dull grey patina with scattered oxidation visible. Lock is marked with the Isaac's trade mark. Action is frozen, wood...

.60 caliber 36.75" octagon to round barrel with Damascus pattern Chief's Grade Board of Ordnance North West Trade Gun by Sutherlands. Gun has been altered to percussion from its original flintlock configuration, circa War of 1812. Metal is a grey to brown patina with surface oxidation visible, stock is good with scattered dings and mars noted. German silver Chiefs motif thumb plate at this...

.62 caliber altered to percussion trade gun by Wilson with a 42" octagon/round barrel in overall good condition circa 1760. Lock plate is marked Wilson, who was a prolific London gun maker. Gun was altered from flintlock to percussion with a drum style conversion. Metal is a thick brown patina with surface oxidation visible, wood shows some old repairs with usage and handling wear. Action...

NSN .62 caliber, 20ga double barrel 28.75" percussion Cap gun circa 1850's by Friedrich Schuler. Damascus barrels have a light pewter finish with some surface oxidation visible. Stock is beautiful with extraordinary carvings present. Bores are good, action functions correctly. 

NSN .62 caliber 30.5" octagon barrel German percussion rifle by G. & W. Pistor Schmalkalden in overall good condition. Barrel is a plum patina finish, lock is missing its hammer stop. Wood is good with minor handling marks. Bore is good with some areas of pitting noted in the grooves, strong rifling remains. 

NSN .20ga double Damascus 33.25" barrels with a light grey pewter finish. Stock is good and has been revarnished, old repairs are visible at the wrist. Action functions correctly. 

.78 caliber 27.75" swamped octagonal smoothbore barrel circa 1750 by Morgenroth of Gernrode. Very attractive Bone inlay and carvings are noted in the stock. Barrel is a "gunmetal" patina with some thinning noted along the edges. Action is nice and tight with adjustable set trigger. 

NSN .62 caliber flintlock rifle with a 33" half octagon half round barrel marked "I.H.Schneider Zella St. Blasii. Barrel has been rebrowned, with some smooth oxidation noted in some areas. Stock is good with some normal handling and usage wear. Lock plate is marked Schneider Sohne. Action functions correctly with a tight lock up. Bore has very faint rifling visible 

Traditions .50 caliber flintlock rifled musket in very good overall condition. Action and set trigger function correctly. Overall length is 56" with a barrel length of  40.5". Bore is bright with strong rifling visible. 

Dixie Gun Works .32 caliber percussion rifled musket. Barrel is marked "made in Japan" and is 41" in length. Rifle is in overall good condition with light handling marks visible. Overall length is 57". Set trigger functions correctly. 

Nice Sharp US Model 1808 Musket by Nippes. This gun was from the Maryland Contract. This is a nice sharp gun. This gun was in the famous George Moller collection. Mr. Moller wrote several books on US Martial Arms and featured a lot of his collection in his books. This gun may be in one of his books!

Made circa 1820. 75 caliber with 41.5” barrel This is a gun marked by the Samuel Slocumb firm of New Orleans, Louisiana. Samuel Slocumb and Company was a general Hardware store that made and sold a wide variety of items.  Gun is in very good condition. The front part of the stock has been replaced approximately the last 28” towards the muzzle.

Gorgeous Model 1819 Hall Breech Loading .52 caliber rifle in beautiful condition. Approximately 90% of its original brown tobacco finish. Stock is very good with minor handling wear noted Breech is marked "J.H. HALL US 1837". Bore is bright and shiny with strong rifling.

Model 1840 Flintlock musket with D.S. Nippes conversion with Maynard tape primer magazine door. Musket is in overall good condition with brown patina noted on metal surface. Action functions correctly. Wood is good with minor handling wear noted. Lock and tang are both marked 1842. Handsome cartouches are present. Only 2000 of these were ever made. 

Northwest fur trading rifle with two-stage 46.75" barrel, dated 1812 on the tail of the lock. The left side of the rifle has a serpent, which was a common indicator for fur trading rifles. many of these rifles were shortened later for practicality. The action works and the hammer holds on full and half cock. The stock is very good. Overall a very good example.