Flintlock & Percussion Antique Long Guns

Made circa 1780. 1.5” by 1 7/8” elliptical bore with a 20” barrel. Very fine example that is highly decorated. Barrel and lock both have engraving with brass overlay. Stock is carved. All furniture is engraved and both the side plate and the trigger guard have portrait figurines. The butt stock folds and the side plate has a belt hook for carrying.

NSN, circa 1830-1840, .62 caliber, 36" octagonal to round pinned barrel. Barrel is a light grey patina with most surface oxidation noted at the breech. Barrel is marked "Tryon Philada", lock is marked "Tryon Philada" Action holds at half and full cock. Walnut stock is very good with light handling wear visible, six silver oval inlays are on the stock, wrist and toe. Serpent side plate and...

Made circa 1750s. Huge 1 1/16” bore with a 24” barrel. This gun has a lock marked Barnett. Most of the components have been repurposed from commercial British guns. The stock was American made. This gun was found in the Lake Champlain, Ny. This area was one of the most fought after places on the earth during the 18^th century. This gun was displayed since 1992 iat...

An Eliott carbine identical to this one is pictured on page 31 in "British Commercial Military Carbines 1750 - 1900" by Barry Chisnall. It conforms to the dimensions of the Ordnance Eliott carbine circa 1800. The overall length of this carbine is approx. 43.75". The pin-fastened round 28" smooth bore 66 caliber barrel has an excellent bright bore. It has a pair of Tower private proof marks...

Made circa 1920, 60 caliber smooth bore with a 47” half octagon half round barrel.  Barrel is circa 1850s- 1860s. Lock, stock and furniture are circa 1920s. Action needs adjustment.

NSN .54 caliber right barrel and 16ga left barrel circa 1844-1863 with 28.75" Damascus barrels in overall good+ condition. Barrels are a dark pewter patina with a handsome Damascus pattern. Stock is good some minor handling marks present. Bores are good with some frosting visible. Action is nice and tight!

Made circa 1850s. 16 Gauge bore with a 36” barrel. American fowler that has a British barrel that has British proof marks. Gun is well used.

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....

Interesting musket assembled out of European military musket parts and American restock. 60 caliber with a 47” barrel. This looks to be a mixture of French and maybe Dutch or German components. The stock is an American restock. Along with the gun comes a note that reads: “Oconostatota Faught/...

NSN,.54 caliber, 42" octagonal to round Pennsylvania full stock flintlock musket circa 1830's. Metal is a smooth brown patina. Lock plate is marked M.M. Maslin/ Warranted, barrel is unmarked. Stock looks to have been lightly sanded with some gouges noted on the left side of the stock. Old repair is noted at the wrist. Action functions correctly, M.M. Maslin operated out of Philadelphia from...

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 .75 caliber 40.50" round smoothbore barrel, metal is a dark plum patina, oxidation is noted at the touch hole. Wood shows multiple repairs with dings and scratches visible throughout. Barrel tang is broken and barrel is only secured by pins. Action functions but is weak. 

This nine-shot first model percussion Porter revolving turret rifle is serial number 250. It is approx. .52 caliber. The 24” octagon barrel has a moderately oxidized bore. While Flayderman's shows these as approx. .44 caliber, the barrel is clearly .52 caliber on this example. It...

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" 

.60 caliber 36.75" octagonal to round barrel Board of Ordnance altered Trade Gun by Galton. Metal is a dark brown patina with scattered surface oxidation noted, drum bolster shows minor pitting. Wood is good with handling and usage wear noted. Stock is marked with C/I Broad Arrow/D this most likely is attributed to the Canadian Indian Department. Wrist is wrapped in wire, Action functions...

.53 caliber 48" barrel reconverted back to flintlock trade fusil by Ketland, overall good condition with a smooth brownish patina with rough oxidation visible by the flash pan. Wood is good with some old repairs and  handling wear noted. Action functions correctly but is weak. 

.58 caliber, 35.75" octagon to round barrel Northwest Trade musket by Ketland & Co. Circa early 1800's Overall good condition with the barrel having a dark brown patina with pin-prick surface oxidation visible. Stock shows handling and usage wear with scattered bumps and dings noted. Action functions correctly, bore is good with some pitting present. 

.60 caliber 36" octagonal to round barrel flintlock Chief's Grade flintlock musket by W. Jacot circa early 1800's. Metal is a dark brown patina with faint Crown/GR/ Broad Arrow noted. Oxidation is and surface corrosion is visible at the breech area, rifle appears to have been expertly converted back to flintlock. Wood shows mars and dings with old repairs noted, German silver Chief's Head...

.54 caliber 42.5" octagonal barrel percussion trade musket by Jacob Fordney.Gun is believed to be one of the 250 contracted by the U.S. Government in 1837. Metal is a brown patina with moderate oxidation noted. Barrel is marked J Fordney/Lancaster/PA and is still legible. Wood is good with an old repaired crack noted from the rear pipe to the middle thimbles. Dings and handling wear are...

.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...