NSN. Made circa 1720. 52 caliber with a  33” barrel. This is a very unique flint lock repeating system This gun is in very fine condition. The metal has been cleaned. This gun was made by the Cecchi brothers of Bargi. This gun has had some wood restoration on the forestock. The backstock has been cleaned. Metal has nice sharp engraving.

NSN. Made circa 1770.  40 caliber with a 22” barrel. This is an absolutely beautiful gun made for a child in its diminutive size. This gun is only 36 ½” in overall length with a 12” length of pull. The barrel is beautifully decorative with relief silver and gold in geometrical designs. There is what appears to be...

NSN, circa 1750's-1770s, .74 caliber, 46.75" octagonal to round unmarked barrel. Barrel and iron parts are a dark grey/ brown patina with surface oxidation visible. Barrel appears to be of early French with rear sight added. A small corrosion hole is noted by rear sight. Lock is of a 1777 pattern with "CROWN/GR" Broad Arrow forward of cock. "TOWER" is marked vertically rear of cock. Trigger...

NSN, circa 1770, .75 caliber, 54.5” round smoothbore barrel, Barrel is a dark brown patina with pin-prick surface oxidation noted throughout. British proof marks are present. Lock plate is a British Pattern 1765-1785 style and is marked with “CROWN/GR” forward of cock and “TOWER” rear of the cock. Stock shows...

Made circa 1850. 40 caliber with a 42 ½” barrel. Very sharp gun with a dark brown patina throughout the barrel. Wood is very good and has visible “tiger striping” Gun has double det triggers.

NSN, circa 18th Century , 81 caliber, 39.5" round British proofed barrel. This New England style Club Butt musket is made mostly of British military origin parts. Barrel is shows an even brown oxidized patina. Lock plate is marked with "CROWN/GR". Lock plate looks to have been replaced as it is an Indian Pattern Type 1 with a type 2 cock. Stock is good with some gouges, one beneath the lock...

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...

Full stock Kentucky rifle by J. Neill. Comes with heavy barrel. Stock and trigger need work. Sold as is with no return.

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.

Made circa 1854. 44 caliber with a 26” barrel. This is a very interesting, overbuilt revolving rifle. This gun appears to have been finished in the white. Wood is very good  with a brass butt plate. Several gunsmiths with last name "GRIMM" turn up in Seller's with working dates around this time frame with no definite connection to this unusual...

Circa 1770. 1 ¾” bore with a 24” barrel. 40” in overall length which is giant for a Blunderbuss with a flip bayonet. Metal has been cleaned and wood has been refinished, but nicely done. This gun is identified by the flip bayonet release system which is unique to Waters and Co.

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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/...

Austrian Werndl rifle convtered in England to a flintlock musket in the early 20th century. Butt plate has original Austrian unit markings on tang. Barrel is 36" and has English black powder proofs. A very interesting flintlock!

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...

NSN, .69 caliber 42" round barrel R. Ashmore full-stock rifle converted to percussion. Ashmore manufactured locks from 1827-1855 and many were exported to America and can be found on Kentucky style rifles. Metal is a smooth brown patina, oxidation noted by the bolster. Wood is good and has been lightly sanded with minor handling wear noted. Action functions correctly 

Originally a Belgian made musket, converted to a shotgun for trade. Barrel is 30" and has Belgian proof. Action works properly. Very good overall condition.