Made circa 1830. 40 caliber with a 38” swamped barrel. Barrel has a smooth brown patina. The top of the barrel has a ”JS”. The stock is very interesting with brass repairs. The patchbox is simple, but nicely done. Action works perfectly.

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.

Made circa 1870s. 40 caliber with 32” barrels. Barrels have an even brown patina on metal. Wood is very good. George Leonard moved to Red Bluff, Ca in 1869 from Vermont. This is an unusual gun as the action works only with the set trigger and the gun has...

Made circa 1860s. 46 caliber with a 41” barrel. Metal has a light gray patina. The top of the barrel is marked “Eagle Gun Factory * Phila” Action works well. Wood is very good with striped finish on the butt stock.

Made circa 1860s. 38 caliber with a 38 ½” barrel. Dark gray patina on the barrel with scattered pitting. Stock has been refinished. The action works well and has a set trigger.

Made circa 1840. 34 caliber with a 37” barrel. Barrel has a brownish gray patina. This gun has a Joseph Goulcher lock. Action works perfectly with the set trigger. The stock is very attractive with a very fine patchbox This indicates it was made in Virginia. There is a second smaller patchbox on the left hand side below the check piece. There has been a repair to the...

Made circa 1840. 32 caliber with a 40 ½” barrel. Barrel has a mottled gray and dark brown patina. Lock is marked Golcher. Barrel is unmarked. Wood is very goods with a nice looking patch box. Action works well. Set triggers works well.

Made in 1850s. 45 caliber with 30” barrel. Metal has an even gray patina. Both the lock and the top of the barrel and both have the Anschutz marking. Wood is very good with beautiful feathering in the wood. The checkering in the wrist remains sharp....

Made circa 1820. 40 caliber with a 34” barrel. This Kentucky style gun has a Tryon lock and was made to be a percussion from the start. Both the barrel and the stock have been shortened. This gun has a nice patch box, the wrist has cross hatch checkering.

Made circa 1860s. 54 caliber with a 33” barrel.  Very nice gun in well above average condition. Metal is nice and sharp with a light gray to brown patina. Wood is very good with a striped pattern. All markings are nice and sharp. Very fine Full stock Leman Percussion Sporting Rifle!

Made circa 1860s – 1870s. 38 caliber with a 40 ½” barrel. Barrel has a smooth even brown patina. The barrel is marked “Wm Reynolds” in a cursive script. William Reynolds was a gunsmith in Lawrence, Ks. The patchbox also has the Reynolds markings while the lock is a Conestoga Rifle Works. This is a very well made gun with a nicely engraved patchbox. The butt stocks is...

Made circa 1860s-1870s. 50 caliber with a 37” barrel. This is a very sharp gun and well above average condition. Both the Conestoga Rifle Works markings are visible and legible on both the top of the barrel and the lock. The barrel is nice and sharp with a dark brown barrel. The wood is very good. The Conestoga Rifle Works was a 2^nd label by Henry Leman. Very...

Made 1840 – 1850s. 54 caliber with a 41” heavy barrel. Both barrel and lock have Leman markings. Gun has a heavy barrel with a dark brown patina. Wood has normal handling wear and various cracks. The barrel and stock have been hide wrapped just forward of the front sight. Two tacks have been put in just forward of the patch box and there are several other tack holes are on...

Serial Number 31. Made in 1821.  Approximately 65 caliber with a 32 ½” barrel. This is a an extremely rare Jennings flintlock 3 shot repeater. Very few of these are known. Despite this gun being number 31, we would estimate the production would be under 10. Metal has a light gray patina on metal. Barrel is marked “I JENNINGS N YORK No31” These are unusual guns...

Made circa 1860. 10 Gauge with a 33” barrels. This gun has a dark patina on the metal. Wood is very good overall with moderately sharp checkering. Action functions but does not have a safety notch. Hammers are different, but match in age. 10 Gauger guns are very desirable and this gun would look perfect over a fireplace.

Made 1820s- 1830s. 50 caliber with a 40 ½” barrel. Very interesting gun in as found condition. Metal has a dark brown patina with some pitting. Wood is very good as it is intact. This gun has been converted to percussion. The areas around the tang and just forward of the drum conversion have quite a lot of percussion burnout. Action works well.

Made 1860s. 70 caliber with a 29 ½” barrel. This gun is in Flintlock configuration despite being made later than the traditional flintlock period.  This is a real deal Indian trade musket that has all the signs of Indian use. The metal is untouched and in “attic condition with a dark brown patina. Wood shows heavy use. The stock has been decorated with brass...

Made circa 1860. 54 caliber with a 35 ½” barrel. This is an interesting gun as it was originally made in percussion and converted to Flintlock. The barrel has a dark brown patina. The stock is very good and has been decorated later than the period of use with brass tacks.

Made circa 1860. 52 caliber with a 34” a barrel. Bother the barrel and lock have the H. E. Leman markings. Wood has been cleaned. This gun has double set triggers. Action works well.