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This is an H. ASTON Model 1842 cavalry percussion pistol made in 1847. This has a barrel length of 8-1/2” and is a .54 caliber. There is some pitting at the rear of the barrel. The brass components have turned a pleasant yellow.

The mechanics of this revolver are excellent and the finish is very good- excellent as refinished.

I recommend you check out my quick little youtube video on this revolver.

Howdy Gunpost! I've got something really special for you here. This is a rare bird that is something that you just don't encounter at your local hockey rink venue community Gunshow.

Belgian 7mm Revolver

Antique status, no PAL required

The part of the trigger that extends into the action is worn down, so when pulling the trigger it will activate either the hammer, spin the cylinder, or do neither.

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

Sale pending this is my Italian Bodeo model 1889 service revolver made by Glisenti Brescia of Italy in 1897 making it one of the most modern antiques you can get before the 1898 cutoff date.

Antique status Bissel flintlock hideaway gun. 
If you’re into flintlocks you’ll understand how much this little cannon is just an absolute work of art. 

antique status civil war era 32rf (long) Ulinger revolver. 4 digit serial number 

This is a full size spur trigger 32rf with a 5.5” barrel (see the picture with the st.Ettien for scale) 

This is a Tranter Model 1863 Single Action Revolver Chambered in .455 centre fire. The majority of the model 1863’s were a double action with only a few hundred being produced in single action.

Nice double action 1856 Starr Arms cap and ball revolver chambered in .44cal. Original finish is still visible in protected areas with the rest turning to a plum patina. The action is strong and crisp with excellent timing.

Edward Bond at 45 Cornhill, London, was active from 1800 -1826.  Proof marks are early 19th century. The bore looks good and to be about .66 cal. 10 inch octagon barrel, with iron sights. Mechanically functional. Missing front pin.

18th or 19th century pistol by Davidson. Davidson was a gun maker From 1782 - early 1800's. Screw on barrels. Good condition for it's age.  Stiff trigger. No cracks in the wood.  

James Reid “My Friend” knuckle duster 32 RF

Very good condition, Rare find.

No PAL required for purchase but photo ID to prove you are 18 or older required 

asking $4,500.00 shipping on buyers expense

I need functioning revolvers and semi autos in good condition to use as teaching firearms. I can pay you and have a local business license holder take the transfer of the gun. It's not difficult but  bit more work.