Breech Loading Gun Cane

Guns French Model 1853/1867 SNIDER Breech-Loading Carbine c. 1853 French Model 1853/1867 SNIDER Breech-Loading Carbine, Fine. This French Model 1853/1867 SNIDER Breech loading Carbine has a 25" long,

Harpers Ferry Model 1819 Hall Breech-Loading Flintlock Rife, 2nd Production Type.52 caliber single-shot, 32-5/8 in. rifled barrel secured with three bands, walnut stock, iron mounts and barrel with br

Winchester Model 1898 breech loading 10 Ga. Blank cannon in original wood crate. Appears unsued.

56.139 Great condition fires a 10ga blank with original box

SMITH BREECH LOADING SINGLE SHOT PERCUSSION 0.50 CALIBER CARBINE WITH SADDLE BAR #231 Left side of receiver marked with both the Manufactured by the American Machine Works, Springfield, MA mark and Po

Group of patent documents issued to Valentine Fogerty of Boston, Massachusetts for his invention of "improvement in Breech-Loading Fire Arms." Documents include: Partly printed patent certificate. [Wa

Both measures 5 3/4", general wear, both work, but one is missing trigger spring. Very Good

Cartridges for Breech Loading Rifles A Contribution to Firearms Instruction. There are two separate color fold-outs in envelope in rear with written note from edito

19th century Yacht Signal Cannon, Signed "MANF'D BY THE STRONG FIRE ARMS CO. NEW HAVEN CONN. S.A.". Brass tube in 10 gauge with breech loading mechanism and spring firing action with lanyard (lanyard

Smith (Poultney & Trimble) Percussion Breech-Loading Civil War Saddle Ring Carbine. Serial no. 677 [barrel and receiver], .50 caliber, 21 1&s

US Model 1864 Springfield Trapdoor breech-loading musket, percussion fire, 45 caliber (no serial number - many of the 1866 trapdoors were issued without the SN). Trapdoor stamped 1866 with inspector m

(lot of 2) Winchester 10 gauge signal cannon, 1901-1958, executed in brass and cast iron, having a breech loading tube 11.5"l 1 marked near the breech "10 GA" resting on an 11'75" x 5"w cast iron carr

Needham conversion of model 1861 Springfield musket, .58 breech-loading with walnut barrel and stamped with an eagle and "New York 1862" on side plate.

TO 45 -70 CAL BREECH LOADING

Two Cast Iron Signal Cannons comprising a 'Big Bang' 24-inch 15cc signal cannon and a 10 gauge Winchester Model 98 10 breech loading signal cannon. Height of taller 8 1/2 x width 24 x depth 6 inches.

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

United States,Late 19th Century Includes a New York City Patrolman certificate presented to William Fraser in 1881, a Patent Letter to Joseph Rider for an improvement of breech loading fire arms, and

Includes a total of two (2) old gunpowder holding containers which were an essential part of shooting equipment with muzzle loading guns. One features a raised relief hunting dog and pheasant game bir

Item: Powder flask Date: 1930's Dimensions: 5 x 2.5 x 0.5 inches A powder flask is a small container for gunpowder, which was an essential part of shooting equipment with muzzle loading guns, before p

Heading: Author: Greener, W.W. Title: Choke-Bore Guns, and How to Load for All Kinds of Game. Place Published: London Publisher:Cassell Petter & Galpin Date Published: [c.1876] Descrip

French, with horn grip and steel frame, the shaft with bamboo finish. The breech opens for loading, hammer is cocked by means of a ring, actuating the pop-out trigger. Tompion intact. Latter 19th cent

Title: 1891 Folk Art Mother of Pearl Early American Cane Description:1891 Folk Art Mother of Pearl Early American Cane. Inlaid images include watches, guns, tools, locks and Masonic goods. Hallmarks o

Militaria / Arms & Armour : a 19thC Indian percussion muzzle loading short-scale blunderbuss, the 11" iron twist barrel (approx 12 bore) with octagonal banded breech terminating in a flared muzzle. Th

Britains Royal Artillery 4.5" Howitzer Muzzle loading, and Royal Artillery Limber for use with Howitzer Guns. 2 pieces. First version Howitzer in Royal Artillery Box, circa 1939 only. Limber post war.