Firearms | Handguns | No PAL Required

Given the latest auction sales of these, I'm pricing it at 9k but happy to hear offers. Trades of all classes welcome, I am a collector so feel free (rotating this one out as I found an even nicer example).

Looking to expand my collection of vintage antique pistols and rifles. Interested in single items or complete collection. Let me know what you have 

Unsure of manufacture but made in Liege Belgium around the 1880s.  Very compact, fits in your palm.

This one is chambered in .380 Rook, aka 380 Ely, or .380 Webley, information on how to make rounds in the link below.

Great condition

RCMP paperwork with firearm

no PAL required/antique status

pocket revolver

Functions properly

Shoots well

no cracks on grips

normal tarnish/wear

First introduced in 1861 and made until about 1874, the Smith & Wesson no.2 was a popular personal side arm for many union officers. The no. 2 was owned by numerous famous Americans like Wild Bill Hickok and General George Armstrong.

This is an extremely rare experimental Kynoch Schlund Patent Model revolver chambered in .476 Kynoch (.455 Webley) in excellent condition with an original leather holster.

Very nice Remington Smoot chambered in 38 rimfire, I have fired about 50 rounds through it and it is a great shooter, timing and lockup are perfect, bore and rifling is good, comes with RCMP letter identifying it as antique status.

Joseph Egg pocket percussion pistol. No 1 Piccadilly. London. Early 1800’s. Antique.

Negotiable.

Will trade for T1x with scope or Cz457 with scope.

Thanks.

Looking for a cylinder or a parts gun for a Leader .32 rimfire revolver 

And other antique parts or projects 

Very High grade Lady's colt in 32rf, solid lock up and timing. 95% nickel intact.

Manufactured in 1877, 5 shot. 

This is a Colt, quality and craftmenship.

1299 no trade price firm.

Extremely rare Smith & Wesson No 3 chambered in 455 Eley with target sites and a 1-9/16 inch cylinder.

Both Pistols are Center Hammer Flintlock Box Lock Belgian Pistols. 

Please use pictures to show one pistol has experienced more element exposure than the other. 

Nice little copy of the Smith and Wesson model 1 1/2. 32 rimfire. Bore has normal pitting but rifling still present. Action is tight and crisp and functions as it should. All numbers match. Solid little gun.

166 year-old antique 1859 Colt .31 Calibre percussion pocket revolver. Stagecoach-scene design on cylinder, in original box, with bullet shaping tool and powder satchel, (and two bullets). All matching serial #’s.

180 year-old, 1845 Allan & Thurber Worcester 6-Shot Pepperbox Revolver. Very nice engravings. Believe it to be a .34 calibre. Action works well!