Non gun Webley Senior 177 caliber air pistol in above average condition.  The right side is marked Webley & Scott Ltd.  Birmingham.  The front of the cylinder shows #1576 .  The pistol has 98%

SN 10960 is an original Colt 1851 Navy built in 1852.  This example is an early third model with small matching numbers similar to the London navies.  This colt falls into the early range 9200 to 1

Colt 1860 Army Revolver SN 117296.  This was a colt as purchased by the union and issued in the civil war.  This piece shows the H&F inspector marks on the barrel, cylinder etc.  This revolver

U.S. Waters percussion pistol dated 1844.  The lock shows the US eagle head A.H.

William Tranter double-trigger 3rd Model persussion revolver.  This example shows a 6 5/8" barrel with a bright excellent bore. This revolver was built circa 1858.

An excellent example of a 9" EIC Cavalry pistol dated 1810 with iron rammer.  This original flint pistol shows the standing lion and crown over 2 marked lock.  The barrel shows the gunmakers co.

One of the scarcer variations of the French Gandarmerie flintlock pistols.  This example was built by Piston of Schmalkalden, Germany when this area was under the control of Napoleon.

Antique Prussian Cavalry pistol dated 1872.  This massive pistol shows an 8 3/4" 68 caliber barrel with a bright excellent bore.  The lock is marked HEBZBERG CRAUSE.  This piece shows all original

East India Company original flint cavalry pistol dated 1812.  This pattern pistol was built from 1811 to 1818.  This example shows the lockplate with the rampant lion EIC mark and crown over 2 mark

A vintage pistol carbine.

British Keltand & Co.

SN 788 is a 1854 dated Norweigan military pistol 62 caliber.  This example remains in excellent plus condition, serial # 788 on all of the component parts.  This unique pistol shows a 6" barrel wit

William Chance & Son, London, percussion Travelling Pistol.  This maker from 1830-1860 was known for his Indian trade guns.  This example shows a percussion, back action lock pistol with a 5 1/

Henry Nock (1760-1810) was a famous gun maker in both London and Birmingham.  This boxlock shows his name and is fitted with the sliding safety as invented by him.  This pistol is mechanically soun

NSN is a single Travelling Percussion pistol built by one of the best English makers,Durs Egg, London.  This defensive pistol shows a 5 1/4" barrel of approximately 64 caliber.

English Pepperbox, bar hammer with a 6 shot, 36 caliber percussion barrel cluster,built by the English gun trade .  This piece shows the typical No makers name.  The style of construction is that o

Antique British Holster or Traveling pistol built by Henry Beckwith circa 1830.  This London maker ,born 1805, operated at various addresses from 1841 to 1868.  This example shows a 5 1/2" barrel o

Antique British Transitional revolver 44 caliber built circa 1850.  These were the transitional pieces from the multi barrel Pepperbox to the single barrel revolver.  This example shows the rebated

British Enfield converted pistol to a circa 1830's 67 caliber Coast Guard pistol.  The lock was originally mounted on a New Land flint pistol with the cypher of William IV (1830-1837).  These Coast

A transitional revolver of about 45 caliber built or retailed by Charles Johnes, London circa 1830's .  These were a cross-over from the Pepperbox to the later revolvers including the Colt.  5 3/8"

Antique Belgium built Mariette patent six shot Pepperbox revolver.  This example shows 2 3/4" finely engraved barrels, engraved action, rig trigger and an under-hammer action.  Overall this revolve

SN 506 is an Allen & Thurber 5 shot 32 caliber, small frame Pepperbox.  The identical piece is shown in Flayderman's guide, page 52 # 5A-040 .  This above average condition example shows the 18

An over and under English percussion pistol built by Joseph Bourne 1840-1883 located in London and Birmingham .  This example shows 4 1/4" smooth bore barrels in 48 caliber.  The barrels show Birmi