AMERICAN FULL STOCK PERCUSSION LONG RIFLE

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"

Two American Kentucky and Kentucky style long rifles, comprising, one with a Masonic square and compass inlay to stock and double trigger, apparently unmarked, and one Pennsylvania percussion with a s

Percussion in uncleaned and untouched condition with unmarked 37 1/2" long octagonal barrel with nickel front & steel rear sights, lock plate stamped "Joseph Griffith/Louisville, Ky." with engraved pa

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

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

Half Stock Percussion Muzzle Loader. 36 in. long octagonal barrel with .50 cal. smooth bore. Lock plate is engraved with a bird and reads "Henry Parker, Warranted", has brass trigger guard, double set

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

UNITED STATES, 20TH CENTURYAn American full body copper fish weathervane. The fish is intricately detailed with a hammered scale finish. Dimensions:39 1/2" long

A .700 RUSSIAN PERCUSSION SERVICE MUSKET, 41.54inch barrel, stepped and bevelled lock converted from flintlock and dated 1841, full stock with regulation brass mounts, later steel ramrod.

Full stock fowler, first quarter 19th century, walnut stock has damage and make-do repairs, barrel and lock have oxidation and pitting. 57"l. Powder and shot horns are later additions, 5"l. and 12"l.

excellent ca 1920's/30's American full bodied fine detailed copper cod fish weathervane in fine verdigris patina from a coastal NH home in excellent untouched cond - 25" long

U.S. 1829 W.L. EVANS VALLEY FORGE FLINTLOCK MUSKET - "W.L. EVANS / V. FORGE" WITH STAMPED EAGLE - FULL LENGTH WALNUT STOCK, STEEL RAMROD - 57 7/8" LONG, 42 1/8" BARREL - CONDITION AS SEEN IN PHOTOS

American Showprint Co., ca. 1910. Full color half-sheet stock lithograph overprinted with Nicola's name. The magician and three assistants perform a series of illusions, including the production of a

Circa early 1800's drum conversion US 1/2 stock percussion musket stamped MILES US (John Miles of Pennsylvania). Was a circa 1810 flintlock originally. 57.5 inches long, about 75 caliber.

All with different graphics and texts, all but last are full to near full; including six marked Rustless; 50 .25 caliber Colt Automatic C.F. Smokeless; two different 50 .22 caliber Long Rifle; plus 50

Carved Oak French Bed. Headboard is 61 tall x 58 wide. Rails are 75in long. This bed is a French size that could easily be converted to an American Full or Queen Size.

Corgi Jean Richad Circus Set in the box, never used store stock. Full circus set up!

Green, blue and red having long, full sleeve, box-pleated at the shoulder and into a narrow cuff, semi-boned bodice with front hook & eye closures, pleated skirt with three wide ruffles cut on the bia

William Edmondson (circle), large stone lion, Circle of William Edmondson (American, 1874-1951), Recumbent lion, depicted with full mane and long curling tail, carved stone, no signature observed, app

Laminated Steel Belgium Double Barrel Shotgun with Tacked Stock. 46 1/2" Long.

American Carved Mahogany Full Size 4 Poster Pineapple Bed Circa 1850 - 89 in tall x 49 x 5 - rails are 78 in long

excellent form ca 1920's American copper flattened full body form Gabriel blowing horn weathervane in great verdigris surfaces & untouched orig condition - 27" long x 19" tall

ca 1900 American cast iron full body hollow casting orig whimsical paint dec cricket bootjack - 10" long

Large Framed Leroy Neiman Screenprint, Stock Exchange. Screenprint in colors of NY's Stock Exchange, full of activity and life, signed lower right by the artist Leroy Neiman (American 1921-2012), numb