AMERICAN FLINT LOCK FOWLER AND TWO HORNS.

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.

Guns American Revolutionary War to War of 1812 Period Use English / American Long Flintlock Fowler / Musket c. 1770-1820s Revolutionary War to War of 1812 Period Use, English / American Long Flintlock

Contemporary Flintlock Fowler in the Style of Durs Egg John B. Derrick (American, b.1936) 20 gauge. 32" octagonal to round barrel. SN: NSN. Browned metal finish. Walnut stock has line and nail checker

Contemporary Flintlock Fowler in the Style of a Catalan Escopeta John B. Derrick (American, b.1936) 20 gauge. 32" octagonal to round barrel. SN: NSN. Browned metal finish. Hardwood (possibly walnut or

5 ¼” length, flattened horn with oval domed wood base secured with wood pegs. Thickened conical spout The construction and shrinkage of the horn place this example in the pre Revolutionar

FLINTLOCK FOWLERLate 18th CenturyApprox. 20 bore. Lock stamped ìI Cologneî.Length of barrel 44î. Total length 60î.

English T. Ketland & Co. Flintlock Fowler, .615 Caliber/20 bore. The lock plate marked "T/ KETLAND & CO.," the octagonal to round barrel with three proof marks, the full-length walnut stock with inlai

made by Daykin, c. 1770-1780, type used by horsemen, rare style with cut-out or skeleton stock, fine brass furniture, original flint with hammer, jaw and frizzen for repair. 32-1/2"l overall

A GROUP OF THREE AMERICAN CARVED FLINT AND AGATE HORN KNIVES WITH ONE STAND, BY PAUL E SMITH, SIGNED, CIRCA 2002, each blade is hand flaked as well as incised with artist's symbol and hide wrapped to

Comprising 1) a patriotic horn, inscribed, "MARTIN COX / 1850 / FIRST BAT. / ARKANSAS VOLS" (identified with Martin Cocke, born about 1827, a laborer from Saline Co., Arkansas) engraved with a heraldi

Benjamin Levy Israeli/American, b. 1940 Two Figures with Horns, 1994 Signed and dated B. Levy 94. (ll) Oil on canvas 50 x 44 1/4 inches (127 x 112.4 cm) C Estate of William Taft

AMERICAN WESTERN HORN SMOKING STAND, two horns raised on a single base, each bearing applied aluminum pipe rests. Together with a stylized vase set on a triangular wooden base, bearing inscription to

Late 19th century Belgian Trade flintlock musket, 38-1/2" two-stage barrel. Walnut stock, with steel ramrod, sling mounts. Brass buttplate. Lock mechanism still functions. Showing wear and patina comm

American Revolutionary War Powder Horn & Two More. This is one lot of three different sized powder horns. We know that one was carved during the Revolutionary War, but we are not sure when the other t

Wonderful grouping of three early American knives, two of which feature stag/horn handles. Though unmarked, all three exhibit handmade characteristics typical of early American craftsman. Each blade i

Two Colorless Flint Glass Horn of Plenty Pattern Cream Pitchers. Applied loop handles and footed bases. Both 7"h. Condition: Very good.

Two decorative American buffalo horn carved table sculptures, carved in form of eagle standing on rock, with wood stand. 14.5inch H, 4.4inch L, 3.6inch W (larger).

A North American double horn club20th centuryComprised of two horns each wrapped with sinew and hide, with metal tips, and attached to a leather-wrapped wood shaft25" H x 11" W Provenance: P

Thomas Barrett (American, 20th Century) Two Works. 'Eclipse' and 'Fold Lock', two color serigraphs, each pencil signed lower right, titled, and numbered 88/100 and 37/100 Each approx: 22" x 16" Frames

A Turkish flintlock short Blunderbuss A Turkish flintlock short Blunderbuss, early 19th century, signed lock, with 9in two stage twist barrel and wide flared muzzel encrusted with silver scrolling fol

A Turkish flintlock short Blunderbuss A Turkish flintlock short Blunderbuss, early 19th century, signed lock, with 9in two stage twist barrel and wide flared muzzel encrusted with silver scrolling fol

Nineteenth century. Two horn cups, one with loss at base, 3.5", 3.75"h. and two wood, one with handle. The other has a glued split. 3.5"h.

Third quarter nineteenth century.. Clear and in various patterns including bell flower, loop, Sawtooth, thumb print, horn of plenty and etc. Some damage.

ASSORTED FLINT EAPG SPOONERS, LOT OF SEVEN, colorless lead glass, including two Sandwich Star, two Horn of Plenty, and an opaque white Sandwich Loop example. Various makers. Third quarter 19th century