Early percussion spur trigger pistol

(2) Percussion Pistols Wall Hanger: Framed in a display holds 2 early percussion pistols. Framed and measuring 26 x 24". Pistols from 19th century and have been reconstructed, or married with other pa

The first 8.5" in length, Apparently unmarked. The second with damascened barrels, apparently unmarked. From a Larchmont, NY estate.

Early Percussion double barrel Shotgun, converted old locks with no markings, original old ramrod, some raised carvings behind hammers. Double triggers. Dimensions: 32" Barrels, 48" Overall

A cased pair of English percussion cap dueling pistols Richardson, London, late 18th/early 19th century The pistols with octagonal barrels engraved "London" to top, "Richardson" to lock plate, the wal

PAIR OF BELGIAN PERCUSSION PISTOLSCirca 1850.45 cal. Folding triggers. Removable barrels. Cap box with mask-form lid.Length of barrels 1.5î. Total lengths 6î.

Target/ Dueling Belgian Style Percussion Pistol: Mid 1800s. Octagonal Damascus steel smoothbore iron front sight barrel, checkered walnut grip, engraved lock plate, hammer, trigger guard, unmarked esc

Pair of John Manton and Son, London Percussion Dueling or Target Pistols, .63 caliber, serial number 6383, visible to trigger guard. Lockplate stamped "John Manton & Son", top of barrel near breech st

Serial # NSV Comprising a cased pair of percussion salon pistols by Rickelt. NSV. Pistols are numbered 1 & 2, have adjustable triggers, spurred trigger guards and come with two wooden ramrods, two dif

Early 19th century, Paris, France. Each numbered “1†and “2â€. Handsomely carved and with well-chased hammer, trigger guard, plate and but plate. Each barrel is incised “Acier

A Matched Pair of Early Flintlock Pocket Pistolscirca 1820s, each with a 5 in. cannon-form barrel and recessed trigger, finely checkered walnut grips, receiver and lock ornately engraved with martial

Property of a Florida Collector Description: Two Continental Black Powder Percussion Pistols, one marked 'OG' on underside near trigger, on one side near barrel, and top of handle, and stamped 'J'

Pair of Percussion Pocket Pistols, Europe, c. 1830-40. 2 1/2 in., .45 caliber round turn-off barrels on foliate engraved frames with hidden triggers and walnut grips, the bottom of the grip with Germa

Three (3) 19th Century Spur Trigger Smith & Wesson Revolversto include: S&W Model No. 1 Second Issue, 1860s, serial number 59515 (somewhat obscured, but Civil War era), .22 caliber 7-shot cylinder, wa

19th century Percussion pistol:Slightly flared barrel.

Early percussion cap and ball shotgun, unsigned, half stock, wood ramrod, 51.5"L

This is a hard one for me to find, so forgive me if it's not enough information. The only markings are Bulldoser No. 2. Nickel finish grips appear to be walnut, and a spur trigger. No visible serial n

Early Percussion Firearms A History of Early Percussion Firearms Ignition from Forsyth to Winchester 44/40 Author: Lewis Winant Illustrations B/W

Pair of English Joshua Child Percussion Pistols, .50 caliber. Lockplate stamped "Josh Child" with scrolling engravings throughout including to lockplate, top of barrel, breechblock, tang, ramrod holde

likely converted M1822 cavalry pistols, octagonal to round 7-7/8 in. rifled barrels, one with lock plate inscribed "M. Imp. de Mutzeg", serial number 1886 on parts, various hallmarks to both sides of

Two British Tower Sea Service percussion single shot pistols with steel barrels, walnut stocks, swivel ramrods, and one with belt hook on brass butt plate. Lock plate marked with Crown over GR, Tower,

Brass barrel hand engraved with floral motifs wood grip maker mark. Total length: 23 cm. Functional good condition. II

An assembled pair of percussion lock pistols, both carved from walnut stock with steel hardware/furniture. One marked "18". Both sold "as is".

4 genuine antique percussion pistols, 5"L - 7.6"l

(2) EARLY PISTOLS, PROBABLY EUROPEAN. ONE HAS WRITING ON SIDE PLATE, THEY MEASURE JUST UNDER 14" EACH. IN AS FOUND ESTATE CONDITION