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

An attractive small bore English perucssion fowler.  The back action lock shows the name Smith.

We are pleased to offer a commerical musket built on contract for the city of York, circa 1745.  The best background history of this contract has been provided to us by an Ontario friend and collec

Antique U.S. Model 1841 percussion rifle in 54 caliber.  This U.S. Military rifle shows the scarcer 1855 dated lockplate. (Total production 26,500 1843 to 1855).

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

This is a 3rd Model Brown Bess as originally issued in England to the 98th Regiment of foot.  The barrel shows the clear proofs and the very uncommon regimentally marked barrel.  Some prior owner a

U.S. Springfield antique flintlock musket dated 1833.

Antique US 1817 artillery musket.  This piece shows the correct in the white barrel.  Ref: Flayderman, 9A-230.  This example appears to have been built at Springfield with the iron pan lock.  This

This antique flint lock rifle was one of 1600 built at Harpers Ferry in 1814.  Reference:see Flaydermans, 9A-114.  This piece shows the 33" octagonal to round barrel.  The lock shows the clear make

This antique Canadian issue Snider only needs the two top bands and the wood to complete the same .  This piece shows a full barrel with a bright, excellent bore, sound Enfield lock and action .  T

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

An interesting percussion firearm marked on the lock and barrel W.G.R.

We are pleased to offer exceptional percussion rifle built by John H.

Antique US issue Hall rifle buit and dated 1831.  This is one of the 19,680 flint Halls built by Simeon North, Midl/Conn (1830-1836).  The most convenient reference is found in Flayderman's Guide a

This item is a flint lock built  from a parts kit sold by the Rifle Shoppe of Wellston, OK, USA.  The 1814 common rifle kit is currently sold for $1295.00.  The unassembled kit in Canada costs clos

SN 2147 is an all matching exceptional example of a percussion big bore rifle (approximately 75 caliber) by the noted maker, Kavanagh of Dublin.  The firm of W&J Kavanagh operated from 1830-186

NSN antique British Pattern 1840 British carbine.  This example shows the correct 33" barrel and shows an excellent original browned finish, (correct no rear sight) and a typical corroded but smoot

This item SN 17448 is a relatively scarce and uncommon dual ignition carbine built post civil war.  The 1864 pattern is marked on the left side of the hamme,r patented by Merwin & Bray and buil

SN A 3820 is one of the 476 caliber revolver acquired from England.  This model was in service from 1882 up to 1905 and beyond.  This serial # is recorded on page 183 of the "Arms & Accoutremen

An India Pattern Type 2 1809 Brown Bess musket.  This example was issued to a British unit.  The right side of the butt shows a W D mark and most of a broad arrow mark.  The lock is original and sh

An interesting and less common variation of British Military 1842 smoothbore musket: Reference:"  The English Connection"  Pritchard et all.  The lock on this musket is dated 1850 showing the crown

An excellent 64 caliber percussion rifle built by Beckwith London.  This rifle shows a bright very good plus bore in it's 36" barrel.  This rifle was probably built for a foreign customer  (probabl

Antique Snider dug up.  This remnants of a MKIII Snider was retrieved a number of years ago from a river bottom in Western Canada.  This was originally a 2 band short Snider cut down to a carbine c

SN 5343 is a Snider MK III carbine.  This piece shows the serial number on the sight and breech block.  This example shows a bright very good to excellent bore, strong original finish and is mechan

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.