SN 1247, Charles Ingram was a Scottish gunmaker first known for his double barrel sporting guns.  This sporting Snider shows a commercial 29" 577 caliber barrel.  The barrel show light corrosion, b

This is a new built cannon built by a talented machinist.  The tube was turned on a lathe.  The piece is 27 1/2" in overall length, 4" across the muzzle, 5" at the base.  The bore is 1 5/8 and bore

Antique pattern 1858, this piece was built for and issued to native sergeants.  The barrel is the correct smooth bore, the lock is Tower 1860 dated with crown vr markings.  The wood is sound but of

U.S. 1808 contract flint lock musket.  This example was built by Pomeroy from Pittsfield Mass. for various U.S. states.  With 42" barrel, original flint lock, the breech is marked SN Pover S.J.

Antique flint full stocked fowling piece,34" barrel, approximately 20 gauge. This piece shows the original lock marked W. Hollett with light schroll engraving.

NSN.  A Nova scotia issue Brown Bess showing a storekeepers mark dated 1800 on the right side of the butt.  Above the same is the markings 24 Batt over Colchester M (Militia) .  This 3rd Pattern Be

U.S. Springfield antique flintlock musket dated 1833.

We are pleased to offer a scarce 1st pattern New Land musket circa 1802, page 149 {plate42} of Blackmore" British Military Firearms 1650 to 1850".   This pattern of musket was never issued in Canad

Flint lock rifle made by Russom & Co of Troy NY, was later converted to percussion.  This rifle shows a 37 1/2" octagonal barrel, rifled in 45 caliber.  The rifle shows it's original lock plate

A Blunderbuss originally built as a flintlock and later converted to percussion.  This piece was built by Richardson who was noted for quality and finish of his pieces.  This iron barrel piece show

We are pleased to offer a very scarce ,if not rare, US 1830 Cadet musket.  These muskets were the first muskets built for the US military cadets at West Point ,New York.  For reference :see Flayder