Richard Ford 1860-1868 London?

NSN is an uncommon English trade flintlock fowling piece.  Most of the English Fowlors are found with percussion locks.  This piece remains as an original flint.  This piece shows a 37 " barrel, Bi

NSN is an antique English fowling piece.  This example shows a 30 3/4" octagon to round Saxton barrel in 12 bore and an overall length of 47 1/2".  Sound working percussion, back action lock marked

This is a G Goulcher manufactured Newfoundland percussion birding gun chambered in about 9 bore (80 caliber).  Barrel is part round/octagon and is 46 3/4" in length with a poor dusty and rusty bore

SN4811 is an intersting Snider MKIII Cavalry Carbine.  This example shows a bright excellent bore, 90% dull blue on the barrel and clear sharp markings,#4811 on the breech block and the rear sight.

SN 5921 is an antique double rifle built by the noted British gunsmith, Joseph Lang and Son of 22 Cockspur St.

#2391 is a Remington Old Model Carbine (split breech) .  This second model was chambered in the 56-50 spencer rim fire cartridge.  The split breech carbines were the Grandfather pieces to the famou

Scarce Sharps & Hawkings cavalry carbine.  This example is one of 1000 built during the U.S.

SN 12436 is a Model 1862 Sharps & Hankins Navy Carbine.  This example shows 95% of its original leather barrel cover in place.  The 24" barrel shows a strong bore with overall light corrosion a

Sn 9846 a nice example of a Spencer Carbine.  This piece shows a 20" barrel with a bright excellent bore.  The barrel shows an overall blue grey finish showing some staining but no pitting.  The ba

SN 1924 is a Remington  Old Model Carbine (split breech).  This second model was chambered in the 56-50 Spencer rimfire cartridge.  The split breech carbines were the grandfather  pieces to the fam

SN 9077 is an above average example of the Sharps & Hankins Cavalry Carbine.  Frank Sellers in his book" Sharps Rifles" at page 173 indicated 500 produced.  Flayderman indicated 1000.  Sellers

A very scarce Pattern 1853 4th Model percussion rifle.

We are pleased to offer an exceptional example of the work of Durs Egg who was one of the most famous London gunmakers of the early nineteenth century.  The piece is a percussion 16 gauge shotgun t

Sn 1233 is a seldom encountered 2nd Model Burnside carbine.  This series of carbines are named after the U.S.

We are pleased to offer a very unusual heavy barrel percussion Rail gun built by Bannett London.  Several hours of research has failed to locate a similar item.  This piece shows an overall length

Serial # 34 is a 1865 Canadian issue Spencer rifle.  This item is a very scarce Canadian military rifle.

A less common variation of the Martini Henry rifle converted to smooth bore for use in prisons and or riot control.  This piece shows the full 33 1/4" barrel with the barrel bored out to take the b

Belgium built large bore flintlock.  This piece shows a 33 5/8" round barrel with a reinforced octagonal breech marked Kirkland's Guns and made in Belgium.  This piece shows a 10 gauge excellent sm

Tower Brown Bess.  This musket came out of N.B. and was probably a N.B.

Antique European original flint wall gun.  This piece shows a massive 44" octagonal barrel that measures 2" across the base and 1 1/2" across the muzzle with a 3/4" bore.  The breech shows a number

Antique Belgium Albini-Broendlin Model 1867, 11 X 50 Rmm, converted percussion rifle.  This rifle saw service for a very short period of time.  It was replaced by the 1870 Comblain rifle.  This rif

U.S. Model 1816 musket built by A Waters.  Caliber 69 in a 42" barrel.  This example is the third type with the lock marked U.S. over A.

An exceptional Indian Trade Gun built by Ketland Walker & Co London.  This partnership of Thomas Ketland and William Walker operated from Weaman Row from 1799 to 1812.  This exceptional example

T. Ketland Fusil or Eliot type of carbine.  Thomas Ketland was the grandson of William Ketland.  He worked on a cooperative basis with William under the name T.