This unmarked Allen single shot muzzle-loading sidehammer percussion rifle was made circa mid-184s to the early 1860s. Only a few hundred are estimated to have been made. The overall length is approx. 51.25". The linger than normal 35" octagon 36 caliber barrel has an excellent bright bore with strong rifling. The barrel measures 1" from flat to flat. It retains 90%+ of its original brown...

This fine Pennsylvania-Kentucky swivel breech percussion double rifle has several top quality features. The overall length is approx. 49.5". The 34" octagon 38 caliber barrels have fine rifled bores. Each barrel has a blade front and fixed rear sight. The barrels have a smooth even brown patina. They are unmarked. There is a brass-tipped wood ramrod with three brass thimbles on one side and...

This fine over-under swivel breech Kentucky percussion double rifle was made by Amos S. Bisbing of Tannersville and White Haven, Pennsylvania. He is known for high quality percussion swivel rifles. The overall length of this rifle is approx. 49". One of the 32.75" octagon 50 caliber over-under barrels is rifled and one is smooth bore, making this a buck and ball gun. Each bore is very good...

This British Canada Indian trade flintlock fowler is unusual in that the barrel has not been shortened. The overall length is approx. 67.25". The approx. 50.75" octagon to round 60 caliber barrel has a good brown smooth bore. The barrel has a smooth brown patina. The transition from octagon at approx. 10.75" from the breech features a three-groove wedding band. The only marks on the gun are...

48 caliber buffalo gun, 25 ½ Inch octagon barrel with a bright and excellent bore. The barrel is a mix of dull pewter gray and a beautiful plum patina. The frame and slant lock plate are a pewter gray case-hardened patina. The arm features a pewter nose cap and brass butt plate and patch box and the smooth walnut buttstock rates fine to excellent...

Breech is marked FL. 9MC with Belgian proofs. Bore is approximately .40 caliber and is rifled. Metal has been refinished and looks great. Stock has a repaired crack near breech. Very good overall condition. Top of breech has the initials "L.C." in script.

This is a very nice looking circa 1750 Italian flintlock fowling piece. The overall length is approx. 56.5". The approx. 41" octagon to round approx. 60 caliber "Spanish form" barrel with Pistoia mark has a dark, smooth bore. The Pistoia marks still retain their original brass. The barrel is cleaned bright with evidence of old pitting. The lock is unmarked with a gooseneck cock and unbridled...

Very fine pair of percussion Jaeger rifles (Hunter's rifles) for a Schloss (castle or palace) as a part of a number of Jaeger rifles belonging to the owner or lord of a castle for use by guests invited for the hunt. Very often used when the invitees were aware that the lord would provide the hunting rifles so they did not have to bring their own. These rifles are marked on the top barrel...

This full stock flintlock Kentucky rifle by J. Pennabecker is by an unknown maker unless the well-known maker J Pannabecker misspelled his name! The overall length is approx. 60". The 45" part octagon, part round 50 caliber smooth bore barrel has a good bore. The barrel has a smooth brown patina with pitting in the bushed touchhole area. The lock is marked REDFERN &/GODDARD. It has light...

Dated 1830. Barrel has been shortened to 30” and this gun is approximately .69 caliber. This gun is interesting as the condition of the gun is not too bad except the metal which indicates very poor storage. The metal has heavy pitting throughout  and a natural brown patina on the metal. The stock is tacked in the butt stock area. The left hand side has...

The overall length is approximately 40".  The 24" round side by side 53 caliber (land to land measurement; they are marked 32 bore with crown over V proofs) barrels have fine rifled bores. The barrels have a patent breech. They have a smooth blue/brown patina. The barrel is marked on the top rib GEORGE H. DAW followed further on by 57 THREADNEEDLE ST. LONDON. The Jacobs type bayonet lug has...

Blunderbuss with funnel muzzle is 2¼” diameter. Lock is marked “Jos Golcher” (Joseph Golcher was a lock maker only in Philiadelpia). Flintlock with Roller frizzen, so probably manufactured approximately 1810-1820. Barrel length 26½” and 40” overall length. Trigger guard finial marked “1820”. There are some worn letters on the breech end of the barrel that are not legible. No proof marks....

Whitney “Good and Serviceable” Model 1861 Navy Percussion Rifle. Overall length is approximately 49½”. The 34” round .69 caliber barrel has a fair rifled bore that should clean better. There are no proof marks on the barrel, no inspection cartouches on the stock, no finger spur on the trigger guard, and no right sight, all evidence of the fact that this is a Whitney “Good and Serviceable“...

Rare Jean Baptiste Revol percussion New Orleans target rifle. Made by well-known gunsmith Jean Baptiste Revol in New Orleans. He worked from about 1850 until his death in 1886. His last business and residence address were at 90 Chartres St. (now 400 Charles St.). The Perilliat House, which is now owned by the New Orleans Historical Collection. Additional information on Revol is included with...

Very scarce high condition Marlin Model 1888 lever action .32-20 caliber rifle. The 24” Octagon barrel, marked “.32-W”, has an excellent bore. This fine rifle has approximately 92% blue overall and visible case colors on the lever. It has a buckhorn and blade front sight. It also has a tang sight. The butt stock and forearm are fine with no cracks or chips. The action functions correctly....

Very fine Isaac Hollis and Sons Cased Pattern 1853 Officers rifle-musket. Outstanding example with approximately 95-97% original finish. Barrel is marked Isaac Hollis & Sons, makers to Her Majesty’s War Department. Lock is marked “J. Aston Aythe”. Hammer, trigger guard, lock and butt plate have scroll engraving and most of their original case colors. Stock is finely checkered. Checkering...

Czechoslovakian rifle. Stunning Eastern European highly decorated relief chiseled, inlaid, and carved rifle, possibly the Moravian region of Czechoslovakia. The rifle has the following embellishments: expertly chiseled barrel, lock and cock; stock is well carved with decorative leaves and floral designs; the brass furniture is outstanding in that the intricate design patterns had to been...

Very high quality Spanish Miguelet lock/flintlock rifle. Made for the Ottoman trade. This fine rifle has extensive gold inlay decorations on the barrel, rear sight, and lock. The large rear sight which is approx. 1.1” tall, 1.45” wide and .4” thick has three sighting holes. It is typical of Ottoman Empire rifles of the era. The overall length is approximately 48.5”. The 32 3/8” octagon .64...

English brass cannon barrel blunderbuss by Barnett. The overall length is approx. 29”. The approximately 14” round barrel measures 1 3/16” at the muzzle. The bore is very good. The barrel, pipe, trigger guard, and butt plate have an even aged patina. The lock, cock, and barrel tang are bright with light pitting. The barrel has two London proof marks and the lock is marked...

Very Unusual Revolving Percussion Rifle. Made from a Whitney Navy revolver. The overall length is approximately 51”. The 33½” octagon .36 caliber barrel has a good bore with strong rifling. All metal has a brown patina. The butt stock and forearm are very good with minor handling dings. The base of this rifle is a second model, fourth type Whitney Navy revolver. The action...