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Attractive Tap Action Pistol by Thomas Perrins of Windsor
This is a really attractive example of what is referred to as a Tap Action flintlock pisto..
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Beautiful Engraved and Ivory Gripped Austrian Pinfire Pocket Pistol by Ferdinand Früwirth
This is a really stunning Austrian single shot, tip-down barrel pinfire pocket pistol made by one of..
$1,495.00
Camillus Jet Pilot's Survival Knife - Excellent
This is an excellent condition example of the Vietnam Era Type No 4 Knife, better known as the Navy ..
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Cased 4th Model Tranter Revolver in the Civil War Serial Number Range
This is a FINE condition, Tranter’s Patent 4th Model, single trigger percussion revolver. William T..
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Civil War Period Smith & Wesson Model 1 2nd Issue Revolver with Factory Ivory Grips
This is a VERY GOOD+ to NEAR FINE example of the Smith & Wesson Model #1, S..
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Civil War Range Lefaucheux 12mm Revolver
In many ways the large bore marital pinfire revolver, based upon the patents of Casimir and Eugene L..
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Consecutively Numbered Pair of 4th Model Tranter Revolvers
The revolvers produced by English gunmaker William Tranter were some of the most advanced and modern..
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Decorative Indian Chhuri Didkhami Lion Pommel Dagger
This is lovely example of a late 19th Century Indian Chhuri Didkhami. The dagger takes the classic f..
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Excellent British Pattern 1858 Native Cavalry & Mounted Police Carbine with Reference Collection Markings
The best possible description of the British Pattern 1856 Cavalry Carbine is that it was a compromis..
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Extremely Rare Nickel Smith & Wesson Martial #3 1st Model American - Only 200 Delivered in Nickel!
In 1870, Smith & Wesson introduced a new cartridge revolver that would become the basis for at l..
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Extremely Rare Tryon Made South Carolina Militia Contract Rifle - Possibly the only surviving example from the 1834 order for 200!
In 1792, the newly organized United States government authorized the establishment of a “standing fe..
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Extremely Rare Western Cutlery V-44 Army Air Corps 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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