Flintlock & Percussion Antique Long Guns

.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. 

.60 caliber 36" octagonal to round barrel Chief's Grade trade gun altered to percussion in overall good condition. Metal is a scattered plum/grey patina finish with surface oxidation visible. Pitting is noted at the drum, wood shows usage and handling wear with old repairs noted forward of the trigger guard. German Silver Indian Chiefs motif is attached at the wrist. Action functions...

.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. 

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!

German percussion rifle with 32" octagonal barrel with set trigger. The side plate and hammer have scroll and floral engraving. The stock is carved with high relief European stags head. The trigger guard and tang are "German silver" engraved in floral motifs. The patch box is made of German silver. The rifle has sling swivels on the stock near the German silver buttplate and another midway...

This rare Samuel Adams Patent combination break-open sporting percussion rifle-shotgun is most unusual. Samuel Adams was issued US Patent 960 on October 3, 1838, for a break-open combination rifle-shotgun that is almost identical to this rifle-shotgun. It is approx. 48 caliber and 10 gauge. The 29.5" rifle barrel is inserted in the shotgun barrel. It is threaded on the muzzle end and is held...

French smooth bore, coach gun with a 12" two-stage smoothbore barrel, made circa 1750. Bore diameter is 1.8 inches. There is a makers mark "GM" between the frizzen spring. The mounts and trigger guard are brass. The foreend is a old replacement. The ramrod is original. Has a horntip and a jag for extracting. Most coach guns are English and this French model is uncommon. Action works...

Made in 1850s to 1860s. 58 caliber with 32” heavy barrel. The barrel is marked “Slotter & Co Phila Made for J. Bach San Fran  Cala” Barrel is very fine. The metal has a mixture of original brown and patina. Wood is very good with minor...

Made circa 1860. 38 caliber with a  40” barrel. Very interesting gun with German silver inlays. Action works well. Metal has an even brown patina. Wood is very good. The top of the barrel is marked “W. M. Bynam” A previous collector identified this as south Carolina school, but we could not identify it as such or even a gunsmith by the name of William...

Made circa 1780.  65 caliber smooth bore with a 38 c. This is an interesting gun that seems to be made from a British brown Bess or brown Bess style musket that has been restocked in a Kentucky style American stock. There is a split going from the butt plate to the lower tang. Action works well. This gun has been converted to percussion. Lock is marked...

Made circa 1860s. 48 caliber with 36 ½” barrel. The barrel has a gray patina and the metal has a cleaned. Both the barrel and the lock are marked Sweitzer. Wood is very good as showing restoration. The stock from the muzzle going back 25” is replaced. This patch box is very fine. The wrist shows cross hatching. The underside of the buttstock is lined with brass and is...

Both lock and barrel are antique, but the stock is a modern replacement. 38 caliber with a 38” barrel. Action works well. Stock is in very good condition!

Made in 1850s. 38 caliber with a 32” barrel. Metal has a mottled gray patina with spots of pitting. The Stock is made of Birds Eye Maple. This gun has pewter furniture. There is a repair above the lock on the right hand side. Action works well with a set trigger. Very fine gun with scarcely found Birds eye maple...

Made circa 1850s. 40 caliber with a 34” heavy octagon barrel. This gun has double set triggers and the action functions properly. Wood is very good. The lock is marked “Ford Brothers” They are listed as lock makers at an unknown location.

Assembled 1920s out of older parts. 50 caliber with a 40 ½” barrel.  Barrel has an even gray patina. The stock and furniture are made circa 1920s while barrel is much older.

Made circa 1860. 38 caliber with a 38” barrel. Barrel has a dark brown, almost black patina. Stock has been finished with tiger striping. Action works sporadically 

Made circa 1880. 68 caliber with a 45 ½” smooth bore octagon barrel. Metal has a light brown patina. Wood is very good with relief carving. The stock has minor restorations including the wood patch box. Very Fine Kentucky Fowler!

Made circa 1850s. 52 caliber with a 40” barrel. Barrel has a dark brown patina with light pitting. Action works perfectly. Wood is very good. The wood is nice and sharp. Action works well.