19th C. Percussion Cap Kentucky Rifle, 50 CAL

Alexander Wilson, London, Cased Percussion Cap Pistols, C. 1830s, Approx. .50 Cal., L 8" Barrels | A pair of Alexander Wilson percussion cap pistols. Contained in their original fitted storage case th

TWO HALF STOCK PERCUSSION RIFLES19th CenturyApprox. .36 and .41 cal. Unmarked.Lengths 51” and 56”.

Pine quarter-stock, unmarked. Mid-to-late 19th century. Dimensions: (Overall) L 50", (Barrel) L 34.5" Condition: Stock most likely cut down. Wood refinished. Cracks to butt stock. Surface and deeper r

Lock and barrel unmarked. Brass stamped with a crown and stock stamped FW below crown. 41 inch barrel.

Early 19th C. English percussion cap side by side muzzle loader. Barrel marked EGG Piccadilly London. Hammer plates marked EGG.

39 inch barrel, brass butt plate and trigger guard, original screws. Together with original bayonet and scabbard.

Mid 19th C. Scottish Paton & Walsh percussion cap side by side muzzle loader. Barrel marked Paton & Walsh 44th Geo. St. Perth. Makers to HRH The Prince Consort.

European Side By Side Percussion Cap Shotgun, 19th Century, L 32'' Illegibly marked at the lock and marked Laminated Steel at the rib. Walnut stock with checkered grips. Overall length of 48". Include

Hollis and Sons English Walnut Double Barrel Percussion Cap Shotgun, 19th c., H.- 54 1/2 in., W.- 5 1/2 in., D.- 2 1/4 in.

Two Handguns, consisting of a 19th c. double barrel breech loading percussion cap example with fold down triggers, and a wooden handle, bore diameter- 14mm; and a Spanish Jukar black powder muzzle loa

Lot of two dragoons, one flintlock, the other percussion cap, both with ramrods, 19th. century, largest 15" l, good overall condition.

Grouping of vintage linens and lace, a newer tapestry table runner, a small signed "Old World Weavers" silk, a very fine crocheted baby's cap 19th century, 4 1940-50 era table covers, etc. Most items

Two percussion cap dragoons with brass fittings, one dated 1854, largest 16" l, good condition. Percussion cap dragoon, carved stock, includes ramrod, 19th. century, 12" l, good original condition.

A cased pair of English percussion cap dueling pistols Richardson, London, late 18th/early 19th century The pistols with octagonal barrels engraved "London" to top, "Richardson" to lock plate, the wal

Top of .50 Cal barrel engraved E. London 51 London Wall London. 8 1/2 inches (overall)

Williams English Side By Side Double Barrel Percussion Cap Shotgun, 10 Ga., C. Mid 19Th C., L 32" Barrel | Walnut Stuck With Checkered Grip. Double Hammers And Triggers. Lock Plates Engraved With Scro

G. Noack, Berlin, Side By Side Double Barrel Percussion Cap Shotgun, 14 Ga., Mid 19th C., 21" Barrels | Side by side Damascus barrels marked in gilt on the rib "G. Noack in Berlin". No visible proof m

Mahogany 19th c. American Federal Sideboard, brass gallery over 3 side by side drawers, over 4 set panel doors with brass hardware on reeded legs with brass toe caps, 50"h x 71"w x 24"d

U.S. SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1824 MUSKET19th Century.69 cal. Converted to percussion. Marked "U.S." with an impressed eagle. Various cartouche stamps on stock.Length of barrel 42”. Total len

Circa 1830. Each in the black as found and unrestored. One in 50 cal by J.J. Henry having been marked on the barrell and the plate. The other seemingly unmarked but has not been bored out. Its plate i

19th century walnut double-barrel shotgun (damascus) with sidelock stamped BELGIUM and carved dog head on buttstock. Percussion fire, 50.5 in long, 75 caliber.

Early 19th century. Each is percussion, one having a nice tiger maple stock the other having been altered at some point. No markings detected. L43" L38"

French Louis XVI style commode, 19th c., having shaped marble top, over five drawers, with gilt metal trim, rising on tapered legs, ending on brass cap feet, approx 33"h, 50.5"w, 23.5"d Start Price: $

Three Decorative Continental Percussion Pistols mid-19th century, full stocks, two with German silver butt caps; one with brass inlays on the lockplate; two with scrolled floral inlays on their stocks