English pocket percussion pistol circa 1840-50's.  This pistol is missing its trigger and sear.

Flint Pocket Pistol built by the noted maker, Joseph Manton, London.  Joseph Manton (1795-1835) was a noted maker and firearm inventor including the percussion cap.  This pocket pistol is complete

An interesting European percussion pistol.  This over and under pistol show 4 1/4" barrels and an overall length of 10 1/4".  There is no evidence of a makers name but there is little question that

A very unique and interesting dug up French flintlock year XIII cavalry pistol.  This example was uncovered in Belgium many years ago.  The original note as to the exact location was misplaced.  A

A non gun, this is a WW1 Schermuly Flare Gun/Line thrower.  This example shows a 1 5/8" bore in the 13" barrel.  This example shows the less common fluid filled clinometer level.  The level shows t

Late New Land British military pistol.  This piece shows the 9" barrel, caliber 69 and crown GR proofs.  The lock appears to be from an earlier New Land with the external hammer safety slot filled

British Flintlock pistol built by Sharpe and Keen (1807-1811) of 1 Great Charles Street, Birmingham.  This well built pistol shows an 8 3/4 barrel with an uncommon multi (9) grooved rifled barrel t

A British Light Dragoon flint pistol 75 caliber with lock marked Ketland and Co.  This flint pistol shows an original lock with a replaced but correct style of cock.  The barrel is 9" and marked on

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

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 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"