A vintage pistol carbine.

Cased Joseph Bentley open-frame percussion revolver.  This revolver is approximately 40 caliber, in a 5" barrel with a sound rifled bore.  The barrel shows most of its' original blue with obvious a

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.

French 1822 flintlock pistol converted to percussion in the 1840's.  The lock is a percussion lock built at St. Etienne at the time of conversion.

Tower crown GR marked lock on a 9", 67 bore pistol.  This example shows its original flint lock.  The barrel shows light pitting, and crown crossed scepters mark.  Sound original lock, replaced ram

1842 Pattern Johnson U.S.

British built military pistol circa 1845.  This pattern of pistol is identical to the flint pistols as sold to the various Indian princely states.  A percussion example is shown on page 376 of "Mil

Antique pistol combination tool.  This piece shows a two cavity mould of 30-31 caliber with an octogan barrel wrench 5/8"  in sound condition with one small area of pitting and normal usage marks. 

Smith and Wesson Model 2 Army antique revolver, SN 42903, in exceptional condition.  This revolver was shipped in 1865 to New York as per the included S & W factory letter.  This excellent plus

A pair of German flint lock pistols circa 1730.  Built and marked to Fromery Berlin.  This pair of holster pistols show an overall length of 19 1/2".  The step-down barrels are 52 caliber and show

European built percussion replica pistol.  9" barrel overall 15".  This pistol has a working action but a solid steel non shootable barrel.  A replica pistol that would make a nice decoration item.

English Cannon Barrel flint (parts) pistol.  This pistol was built by Thomas Jackson who is listed in 1797 at Maidstone Kent.  The left of the frame is marked Maidstone.  This parts gun shows a 5 3

French Year 13 flint lock military pistol.  The barrel date is 1810 with the lock showing the pistol built at Mutzig.  This pistol remains in sound condition with overall grey finish metal and soun

French Year 13 military flintock pistol.  This example remains in very good original condition with M 13 on top barrel tang. Built and dated 1815 on the left barrel flat and on the wood.The right s

Excellent replica of a U.S.

European built replica, non firing percussion pistols.  Built with a solid non shootable barrel.  Overall length 7 12" barrel 3 1/2".  The action functions perfectly.

Exceptional non firing replica of a Colt No 5 Patterson revolver.  This Colt was built in Europe as a non-shootable percussion revolver.  The 7 1/2" barrel is not rifled and is solid steel in the c

Antique U.S. Springfield pistol carbine dated 1856.  This is one of only 4,021 pistol carbines built for the U.S.

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

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

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