Canadian issue MK III Cavalry Carbine SN 4159 on bottom of the breech block. This piece shows the 19" barrel with smooth mottled finish (mix mostly blue with spots turning plum).
A very nice example of a Pattern 1856 Volunteer Cavalry Carbine built by Issac Hollis for New South Wales Yeomanry Cavalry. This carbine is shown on page 84 of "Australian Service Longarms" by Ian
#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
SN 2497 is a mounted armed constabulary Snider carbine. A non ordnance example identical to the Tisdall carbines built for the New Zealand colonial government.
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
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
Sn 1233 is a seldom encountered 2nd Model Burnside carbine. This series of carbines are named after the U.S.
SN 33977 is a Model 1860 Spencer Carbine, one of the most noted weapons of the U.S.
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 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
Sharps 1852 Carbine SN 2609 is one of 4997 built in this configeration . These carbines were built from June 1853 to July of 1855. This slat breech percussion 52 carbine shows the brass patchbox,
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
An excellent plus example of a 3rd Pattern Brown Bess built by Ramsay and Sutherland circa 1920 for the New Brunswick militia. This example shows the original 39" barrel with a bright excellent b
Antique rare Canadian issue Starr Carbine WD broad arrow marked. This is one of 228 carbines that remained with the Canadian militia. The 21" barrel shows a bright very good to excellent bore in
Antique percussion 10 gauge fowling piece built by a Manton of London circa 1860's.
Antique US Springfield Model 1842 musket built and dated 1845. This is a musket from the Mexican war era, the first U.S.
Tower Brown Bess. This musket came out of N.B. and was probably a N.B.
Antique Snider MK 2 two star, 577 caliber Snider. This piece shows the original Enfield lockplate dated 1861. The right side of the butt shows the very early markings and the Enfield roundel. It
This is a percussion about 9 Bore Identified Newfoundland sealing or birding gun. Overall length is 65" with a 48 3/4" part round/octagon barrel showing English proofs on the left barrel flat. Th
This is an Austrian military percussion musket of about 73 caliber. Barrel has been cut to 32 1/4" and has a dusty, rusty and dark poor bore. Metal surfaces were blued & in the white, but now
We are pleased to offer an English Pattern 1853 Enfield as issued to and used by the Confederate States during the U.S. Civil War.
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
Antique U.S.
An exceptional Mi' Kmaq item. We are pleased to offer a very uncommon cut down Snider rifle. This item is very scarce if not rare, considering the carving as found on the same. A converted 1862
A sample of SN OL 2304 is a sample of the relatively scarce 1943 pattern long branch training rifle dated 1944. These non guns were bult at Long Branch and were a Canadian version of the Swift Tra
