British Brown Bess second model flintlock musket

A mid 18th century British Brown Bess flintlock musket, the distinctive 'banana' shaped lock plate stamped TOWER with a test date of 1743, together with the Royal Cypher for King George II, showing a

late 18th century, .75 caliber, 42 1/8 in. round barrel stamped with W, walnut stock fitted with brass trigger guard, side plate, ramrod guides and butt plate; the lockplate stamped with broad arrow u

Tower "Brown Bess" Type Flintlock Musket Sporterized with Percussion Conversion. The lock plate marked "TOWER" with crown, the 38.5-inch barrel with two proof marks at the breech, the sporterized 3/4

"BROWN BESS" REPRODUCTION FLINTLOCK MUSKET: Engraved "G. Rice, 1762", crown mark with "G.R.". Overall length 58.5".

A socket bayonet from the American Colonial Period, likely for the Brown Bess musket in British service at the time. Bayonet has heavy rust and pitting throughout as well as some light gouges and a de

English Revolutionary War-era "Brown Bess" musket, circa 1779, the lock stamped with "GR" crowned and "Tower," proof marks and unknown barrelsmith initials "HB" on the top left side of the breech, the

Pedersoli Grice 1762 Brown Bess musket, 59" L, barrel 42 1/4". Provenance: Beverly, Massachusetts collection.

Edged Weapons British Brown Bess Naval Service Pattern Socket Bayonet British Brown Bess Naval Service Pattern Socket Bayonet, Stamped "MAKIN" on the Blade face, fully 21" in length, Choice Extremely

1850 BRITISH "BROWN BESS" CAP AND BALL

Brown Bess Steel Bayonet 1700'S. European steel Bayonet ( Brown Bess musket). Stamped 379. Medium: steel. Size: Brown Bess Bayonet

Militaria: a 19thC and later India Pattern 'Brown Bess' .75 musket, the barrel stamped with London Proof marks and Indian armoury codes. Together with a India Pattern socket bayonet, stamped with crow

US Model 1816 Flintlock Musket, .69 Caliber. The lock plate apparently unmarked, the 42-inch barrel marked "US" and dated "1834" with "JM" and "P" proof marks, fastened with iron fittings to the full-

VINTAGE MODEL OF FLINTLOCK MUSKET - Non-functioning decorative replica; Made of metal and wood ; Condition - Good condition ; Measures: 47"L

Springfield Armory Model 1819 flintlock musket converted to percussion caps. The .69 caliber barrel has been shorten to 36-3/4†from its original 37-1/2â€, exterior has been worn/rusted away to

French Model 1766 Flintlock Infantry Musket, Charleville, .69 Caliber. The lock plate indistinctly marked "Charleville" in script, the breech of the barrel marked with star and "D" proof marks, the 42

US SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1808 Flintlock Infantry Musket: Marked on Lockplate with Eagle, Springfield, Script US & 1809. P, v and Eagle Proof Marks. 45" Barrel, Ramrod Present, 69 Cal. Very Good Condition,

Early 19th century. Having a nice patina and marked with an impressed hallmark at the side plate. L16"

Guns U.S. Military Contract Model 1816 Flintlock Militia Musket c. 1816-1830, U.S. Military Contract Model 1816 Flintlock Militia Musket, Choice Fine. This U.S. Military Contract Model 1816 Flintlock

British Model, Brown 4-4-0 loco and tender.

CIVIL WAR U.S. SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1830 FLINT LOCK MUSKET CONVERTED TO PERCUSSION - EAGLE STAMP AND OTHER TOUCH MARKS - WITH RAM ROD - 55 3/4" LONG, 40 1/8" BARREL - CONDITION AS SEEN IN PHOTOS

North America, United States, Pennsylvania, Mill River, ca. 1837 CE. A handsome Model 1816 Type III flintlock musket manufactured by D. Nippes. Nippes held a contract with the United States government

Decal and paint decorated tin World War I British biplane toy or model, second quarter 20th century, with later motorized propeller, apparently unmarked. Approx. h. 6.5", w. 21.5", d. 21.5".

18th-19th century AD. A group of seven flints from a flintlock musket, five with decorated lead sleeves, one plain. 70.75 grams total, 45-56.5mm (1 3/4 - 2 1/4"). From an old British private collectio

A scratch-built model of a two-seat open tourer built by Jack Brown, British hand-made from scrap metals, 25 inches long Lot to be sold without reserve. This lot is subject to the following lot symbol