Bohemian Flintlock Pistol 

A fine and Rare Bohemian Flintlock holster pistol by Johann George Poltz, Carlsbad C. 1730 with bright two – stage barrel octagonal to round 8”. Walnut full stock with raised carved apron at breech tang, also at forward trigger guard. Steel lock with engraved stand of arms and signed “J. Poltz” between main spring, swan neck cock and water proof pan, brass furniture finely chiseled with a chasing mounted horse pistol duel within four scenes, both sides of the butt plate, side plate, and trigger guard, ending with one winner. Well formed fish tail butt. Original ram rod. Note: a wheel lock gun by Johann George Poltz of Carlsbad is in the Imperial Dresden Museum Collection
$ 9,500.00 US
Brown Bess 
British Military Flintlock Brown Bess Musket 39" barrel, steel lock stamped
"Tower and Crowned "G.R." with ring neck cock. Walnut full stock with standard
brass furniture ( ram-rod replaced ). A good British Musket typical of the
guns used by Wellington's infantry through the Napolianic wars 1792-1815.
$ 3,250.00 US
Joslyn Carbine 
Joslyn M. 1862 Carbine Modified for US Indian Wars 1867-1875. Dark black patina to all metal parts, walnut ¾ stock with crack at wrist from lock to barrel tang. Lock marked “ JOSLYN FIREARMS CO. STONINGTON CONN.” Saddle ring and bar removed in the 1870’s a good untouched gun.
$ 1,750.00 US
Two Colt Revolvers 
A) Colt M 1862 5 shot .36 Cal Navy Revolver Ser # 12268 C. 1862 with 6.5” barrel, some original finish in protected areas, address stamping very clear, frame stamped “colts patent” with some case colors, brass trigger guard and back strap, lacquered walnut one piece grips all matching visible serial numbers ( wedge an incorrect replacement ) cylinder rotation a little weak. A good honest scarce Colt Revolver
$2,395.00 US
B) Colt M 1849 Pocket Revolver. 5 shot .31 cal, Ser# 86117 C. 1854. 6” octagonal barrel with two line Colt address, cylinder with 50% plus stage coach holdup scene, brass trigger guard and back strap, lacquered walnut one piece grips. All matching visible serial numbers including wedge, cylinder rotations a little worn grey finish overall with minor salt and pepper pin pricking, miner dents. A desirable 6’ Colt Pocket. $ 1,800.00 US
1796 Heavy Dragoon 



English Tower 1796 Heavy Dragoon Flintlock Holster Pistol with 9” round barrel and both proof marks. Regulation steel lock engraved with “TOWER and crowned G.R.” and government stamp. Heavy Walnut. Full stock with store keepers stamp and stock makers initials “W.D.” regulation brass furniture. (steel ram-rod a good replacement and a later issue working life replacement hammer.
Note: These pistols were used by the Scotts Grey’s at Waterloo.
$ 3,750.00 US
Pr. English Officers Holster Pistols 



Pr. English Flintlock Officers Holster Pistols by “W. KETLAND & Co.” C.1790. With 9”round with flat top barrels, one engraved “LONDON”, steel lock signed “W.KETLAND & Co”. with roller wheel frizzen and star burst decoration. Iron trigger guard with pineapple finial and ram-rod pipes. Walnut full stock with silver escutcheons and original ram-rods. Note: one hammer expertly replaced the other top jaw and screw replaced.
A nice elegant Pr. of Pistols
$ 6,800.00 US
Canadian Baker Rifle 
A Rare Canadian Regimentally marked Baker Rifle to the Pictou Reg. Nova Scotia. With 29.5” rifeled barrel with bayonet bar removed and addopted for soccet bayonet, flintlock hammer with ring neck, lock marked “TOWER” and Crowned “GR”. Brass furnature with butt plate stamped "P.R.58" and 1st type patch box. Walnut full stock with Government expection stamps and board of Ordinance stamp. Well reconverted from percussion, forward portion of the stock replaced, ram rod replaced. Pictou County, Nova Scotia 82nd Reg of Foot, Sutherland Highlanders. Possible late war of 1812 use or later.
$8,000.00 US
Cased Pair of Irish Flintlock Dueling Pistols 




A cased pair of Flintlock Dueling Pistols by Thomas Fowler of Dublin, Ireland, with re-browned 10" twist octagonal barrels stamped with Irish registration numbers CL 2091 and gold lined breech, touch-hole and medallion signed "FOWLER DUBLIN" steel lock with swan neck cock signed "FOWLER" and floral engraved. Gold lined bridled pan, figured walnut ¾ stock with checkered grip and horn cap, iron furniture including trigger guard with pineapple finial and engraved with floral design, silver shield escutcheon as a side plate, original ram-rods. One wrist cracked and well repaired. In original lined and fitted case with some accessories, no trade label. C1800
$12,000.00 US
French / English Military Flintlock Pistols 
A Rare French M 1763/66 Flintlock Naval Pistol. Lock signed " MANUFACTURE CHARLEVILLE". French walnut wood full stock. 9" barrel mkd DY76 for 1776, all brass furniture including barrel band, iron ram rod, both stock and barrel mkd DY76. All brass parts stamped "N over FLEUR-DE- LYS" for "NICE".
Note: These Pistols were used in the French/Indian wars as well as the American Revolution.
$3,200.00 US
English Flintlock Naval Dirk Pistol 


A Very Fine English Flintlock Naval Dirk Pistol C.1785. 9.75" curved clip point blade. To the right side of the ricasso a 3" turned barrel with baluster muzzle, on the top flat signed W. PALMER and LONDON View and Proof marks on reverse. The quillion encompassing a shield disc covering the breech area of the barrel. Disc engraved with fouled anchor. On the left side of knife blade a pan, frizzen and main spring. The engraved collar incorporating a swan neck engraved hammer and trigger. Ivory fluted grip, steel fluted pommel cap. 13.5" O/A length.
The condition is very fine with approx. 50% fire blue case colour.
William Palmer Master Engraver, New St. Sq. Fetter Lane. 1772, 1 Ruffords bldgs, Islington, 1796-99. Perhaps the gun engraved for Nock, Manton, Egg, Jover, Wogdon, etc. whose account book of C.1790-1801 is in a private collection.
$12,500.00 US
Belgian Flintlock Blunderbuss 


Belgium Flintlock Naval Blunderbuss C.1740-60 with heavy bronze two-stage barrel, raised moldings and bell shaped muzzle (unsigned, unmarked) large iron lock signed "Devillers Liege. Wood three quarter stock with original ram rod, bronze trigger guard, no butt-plate or side plate (numerous worm wood holes to butt stock, hair line crack to left side of stock.) A good and desirable blunderbuss
$ 3,650.00 US
Scottish Flintlock Export Pistol
$1,295.00 US
Spencer Carbine 


Spencer M. 1865 U.S. Saddle Ring Carbine, Ser# 1133 frame mkd "model 1865 Spencer Repeating Rifle/patd March 6 1860/ manuf'd at Prov. R.I. by Burnside Rifle Co. ¾ walnut stock (action needs a little attention)
Note: This type of gun was promoted by Abraham Lincoln and prominent during the early part of Gettysburg also used during the Indian war.
$ 5,500.00 US
Flintlock Blunderbuss Pistol 



Very rare English Flintlock blunderbuss Pistol by "Peter Gandon Sr." with 8.75" two stage iron bell muzzle barrel with view and proof marks and makers mark to left side of barrel, iron banana lock with swan neck cock signed "Gandon", walnut full stock with brass furniture including spurred butt cap, side plate, trigger guard (old repair) and two ram rod pipes, also vacant excutcheon with good looking later ram rod. C. 1730 Peter Gandon: Premises behind St. Martins Church, searched by Gunmakers Co. 1698. Naturalized 1710 gunmakers corner of Coventry St. and Oxenden St. 1714, free of Gunmakers Co. by redemption,1720, At Coventry St. 1730-1740, Panton St. 1740, Piccadilly 1744. Contractor to ordnance, 1743.
$ 4,650.00 US























