A heavy matchlock musket with musket fork rest from the

Marked From William Stokes Kirk Phila. Pa.,2 pieces designed to hold post civil war muskets, the musket butts would fit/rest into the bottom ball and claw branches on the rack. They would use 3 musket

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.

With applied wooden butt padded and covered in hide, hardwood stock with engraved metal mounts and heirloom barrel. C.1850. Minor wear overall. Overall length 167cm. Condition III

A Fine and Rare Sindh Matchlock Musket Max L 55 in.

Edo period. Length: 50in. approximately

The rosewood stock of characteristic form with expanded butt. Retains its original profiled match holder and much original match, with elaborately profiled and pierced trigger, the barrel bands retain

Antique Omani Matchlock Musket. Size: 58'' x 8'' x 3'' (147 x 20 x 8 cm).

Mid 19th Century Omani Matchlock Musket. With applied spherical butt and engraved iron mounts. Barrel with silver inlay work. Mid 19th century. Worn overall. Length - 58".

Iron, 13 1/8" in length. Tapered rounded face blade with scalloped ricasso and thickened diamond section armor piercing point. Waisted columnar support to offset from the muzzle. Pivoting muzzle ring

55 5/8" length, forged iron Damascus twist with thickened breech and flared muzzle with bead front sight. Side pan with pivoting cover. The breech and muzzle with silver koftgari decoration. The forge

Two 19th c. Japanese Matchlock Muskets, one marked (ERUS1001/2) (TC) Dimensions: one 53" L, one 48" L

Worn over the shoulder by an aristocratic warrior, for use with the famed Omani matchlock musket. Comprising a leather belt elaborately mounted in silver with profiled buckle, supporting eight conical

Bronze Finished Spelter Metal Statue of a Conquistador. Signed "A. Carrier" and "Boy Ft.". Figure is propped on a matchlock musket and wearing a sword on belt. 29"h. x 11" diam.

Group of two wrought iron pieces including:One 17th/18th c. naval boarding pike, possibly from the American Revolutionary War.One 16th/17th c. matchlock musket yoke, which would be mounted either on a

Sixth plate hand-gilt ambrotype. Leatherette case. Anonymous artist. [Virginia?]. An impressive photograph showing a Confederate infantryman wearing a classic gray uniform. A musket rests at his side

The hardwood stock of characteristic form with curved butt, bound entirely in leather and iron plaques, retaining its silver-mounted leather match case. With iron trigger and match holder, the barrel

The select tiger-striped hardwood stock of characteristic form, elaborately inlaid with engraved silver appliques in baroque motifs overall. The miquelet lock with extensive gold inlay, the heavy octa

The actively-grained hardwood stock of characteristic form, the butt paved overall with brass rosettes. The miquelet lock elaborately inlaid with silver, the heavy, octagonal barrel forged with rear s

Civil War Model 1861 E. Robinson contract Musket. Lock plate is crisply stamped "1864 / U.S. / E Robinson / New York" Inspector cartouche on L/S flat behind side plate screw. Action works. Heavy use m

Lot original Civil War period lead bullets and musket balls. The largest with three cut grooves around the lower bodies, rest are smaller caliber.Provenance: The Estate of Wallace Katz, NYC.~ . Detail

Measures 3 x 2.5 inches. This Buckle has a Shadowbox on the top that is the Bear Paw "Pad" and has Natural Turquoise Stones. The rest of the Bear Paw is cut out with a rope and scallop stamping around

9.5 x 6.5 inch box, heavy black leather with fitted interior for 24 cartridges, possibly used 1812 and repurposed for Confederate Forces, believe to be carried by William Carroll of Charleston Militia

Includes forks, spoons, balls and more. group musketballs, cannon ball and US Army Utensils

Heavy cast iron halberd finial as observed in early photographs of the original Springfield musket armory. The base ring has two shadow marks from cross fence on each side of the finial. Original red