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Nippes M1835/40 Flintlock Musket - Scarce
The US M1835/40 was the last flintlock musket to be adopted by the US military. While the official m..
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Oustanding Deringer Contract US M-1814 Rifle
This is a simply outstanding example of a very scarce and early production US martial flintlock rifl..
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Pomeroy Contract US M1840 Musket & Bayonet - Percussion Altered & Rifled
This is a really fine condition example of a scare alteration to a contractor produced US M1835/40 f..
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Rare & Fine Kninfolks V-44 WWII Era Survival Knife
The very first US Army Air Corps survival knife was adopted in 1934 for use in the “bail out” kit of..
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Rare 44th Regiment of Foot Marked British Pattern 1851 Minié Rifle Socket Bayonet
The Pattern 1851 Minié Rifle is one of the least often encountered of all general issue Br..
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Rare 5 1/2" Blued Colt Model 1878 Revolver in .38-40 - Only 552 Produced in this Variation
The Colt Frontier Model of 1878 represented a major departure in design philosophy from th..
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Rare Bavarian Model 1842 Sighted Socket Bayonet for New Jersey Altered M1841 Mississippi Rifles
This is a very scarce sighted socket bayonet from the American Civil War era. For years the bayonet ..
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Rare Devisme Model 1854/55 Percussion Belt Revolver
The firearms produced by Louis-François Devisme (pronounced div-eem) of Paris are among the most hig..
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Rare German Federation Model 1849 Naval Pistol - Only 1,000 Produced
The history of the short-lived German Federation which preceded the birth of a unified Imperial Germ..
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Rare Grand Duchy of Saxe-Weimar Model 1841 Socket Bayonet
Offered here is a scarce example of a Model 1841 Grand Duchy of Saxe-Weimar Socket Bayonet. The..
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Rare M-1845 Piedmont-Sardinian Pioneer's Carbine
This is a very nice, complete example of the very scarce M-1845 Pioneer’s Musketoon as used by the I..
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Rare MH Cole 8-Point Knuckle Knife - #7 of 14 Made - Circa 1980s
There is probably no custom maker of military pattern knives more famous than M.H. “Howard” Cole. Hi..
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