Flintlock Full stock Kentucky Rifle

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

PA/Kentucky Full-Stock Faux Curly Maple Fowler. Unsigned (approx.) 62 cal. 47" round barrel, Leman, Lancaster, PA lockplate, brass furniture. 63"l. overall.

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.

Massachusetts Flintlock Fowler. 18th cent. Walnut full stock. Overall L 63" Barrel L 48".

Middle-Eastern "Jezail" Flintlock Musket , 19th c., metal-inlaid full stock, engraved butt, barrel l. 44 1/2 in., total l. 59 in

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.

PAIR OF FLINT LOCK RIFLES HAVING WALNUT STOCK WITH BARRELS DATED 1848, 1846 AND ENGRAVED LOCK PLATES (SEE IMAGE); 56"LONG X 2.5"W

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

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

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

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Japan, Edo Period (1603-1868). Full stock, octagonal barrel with incised and gilt characters and dragon. Brass trigger, hammer and pan guard. Some wear, ramrod has end loss. 57"l.

Full Stock of Records, Fred Osborne, 56 Main St, Camden. 23.5"w x 12"h

Group of five advertising signs including two "The New Edison Phonograph with the Diamond Point Full Stock of Records Fred Osborne", Tuttle's Elixir for Man & Beast $100 Reward, No Parking sign, and F

21375; New Old Stock; Kentucky State Car 21373; New Old Stock; Missouri State Car 021 00 409; New Old Stock; Rhode Island State Car 021 00 394; New Old Stock; Maine State Car 21350; New Old Stock; Nor

cigar boxes full, stock books, U.S. & foreign, unused and ued, some covers, etc.

Issued early 1872 stock, Kentucky Gold & Silver Mining. "Established in 1868 as a gold-mining camp and probably named for John Ely, a mining promoter, the community expanded after 1907 with large-scal

Depicting Native American warriors carrying flintlock rifles, with a Saturday Evening Post label on the verso. Mixed media on illustration board.17" x 17 5/8".Signed on the far right. From the collect

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

14.5" CERAMIC CHARGER WITH HANDPAINTED SCENIC DECOR OF TWO ARABS ON HORSEBACK ARABS ARE HOLDING FLINTLOCK RIFLES - ARTIST SIGNED "ADUSSON" - MOUNTED IN 20" X 20" SQUARE WOOD AND EBONY FRAME - BACK OF

First is on an 1890 seated Liberty silver dime with 3 engraved flintlock rifles stacked military style and the second is a stick pin with two silver dimes, the dime attached to the pin is dated 1888 a

Group of Native American Wars, Accouterments Books, five total including: Volumes 1 and 2 of "Accouterments, Kentucky Rifles and Pistols, Tomahawks, Axes, Knives, Powder Horns, Hunting Bags and Accout

5 1/4" Full Groove Kentucky Axe. Nicely polished brown Hardstone. Very good condition, light use wear to one pole corner. Ex-Dr. John Mountjoy, Mitch Lewis. Pictured in Who's Who #12, p496

6 3/4" Full Groove Kentucky Ridged Axe. Taylor Co, KY. Well made with pronounced ridges. Deep black Diorite. Good condition. Ex-Dr. John Mountjoy, Michael Warner. Found by Gary Tichenor