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The US M-1842 Muskets produced by Benjamin Flagg are among the rarest and most intriguing military l..
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In 1836, the British military officially adopted the percussion cap to replace flint as the ignition..
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This is a wonderful example of a scarce, experimentally rifled British Pattern 1842 Percussion Sea S..
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The British military in the first part of the 19th century was nothing if not traditional, and quite..
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Introduced in 1840 for use with the carbine then being issued to the Irish Constabulary, later the R..
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This is a nice, untouched example of a British Pattern 1842 Lovell’s Catch Socket Bayonet. Alth..
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The British Pattern 1844 Yeomanry Carbine was adopted as a somewhat smaller and lighter variation of..
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This is a very fine condition example of the desirable 6” barreled Colt M-1849 Pocket Revolver. The ..
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With the adoption of the US Model 1842 Musket, the US military officially embraced the percussion ig..
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The word blunderbuss often suggests the somewhat exaggerated flared muzzle firearms found ..
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The M1849 Colt Pocket was the most successful percussion handgun ever produced by Colt, with more th..
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This is a fantastic, investment grade, example of one of the rarest of the US martial single shot pi..
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