Single-shot | (other) | No PAL Required

Extremally  Fine condition target pistol 

made in about 1850-60s

Bore is in good condition !    Has rare and cool 60 grove saw tooth style rifling (Ratchet)

.50 cal comes with round ball mold 

Rifle is in excellent condition   with good bore ! 

This rifle Was marketed/Assembled By "Schofield" who made rifles using Henrys actions and barrel.

Nice little percussion pistol , Its very good condition ( fully operational) with a very nice display case $1300 ,antique status , no pal required

British Flintlock converted Rife Circa 1819

Please text anytime 6476871484. Fully functional antique pistol no PAL required.  Reloadable ammo is available but sold separately.

Dutch flintlock 

This is a nice antique dutch flintlock pistol that need some tlc 

needs adjustement because the trigger isnt touching the parts that release the hammer,  

A French flintlock cadet rifle for sale. Bore measures .57in. Wood and metal are very clean, stock cartouche “ECOLE MILITAIRE” is clear. Not sure if it’s new stock. Used in cadet training in France according to previous owner.

Brown Bess Style Trade or Trappers Gun

German percussion boot pistol circa 1840. The pistol has two superposed U crown markings used by Roth Sauer proof house.

This is an early 1800’s  W. Ketland & Co. Flintlock Pistol. This is a 60 caliber pistol and has a 8” brass barrel. This pistol has a very minimal amount of minor handling dings on both the wood and brass. The lock place is marked W.

This is a High Quality/ Detailed Collectible working Cannon! 

 

BRITISH 12 PDR.

S. B. M. I. CIRCA 1800-1860

ON FIELD CARRIAGE

BY Made by - RON HARGREAVES - OSHAWA

Antique no permit needed for this old girl.

No license required. Mark 2 -- 2 star. Canadian marked the 27th (St. Clair Borderers Battalion). Lock plate is stamped "L.A.Co. 1861"  (London Armoury Company). Don't see any stamping on the cleaning rod.

Extremely Rare Civil War Cavalry Carbine

Were manufactured between 1806 and 1814 and widely used by French cavalry during the Napoleonic Wars. This one was made at Saint-Étienne Arsenal in 1811 and still in original configuration/not converted to percussion.