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Extremely Rare D Kernaghan New Orleans Retailer Marked Bentley Revolver
On 4 December 1852, Joseph Bentley received British Patent No. 960/1852 for a percussion revolver, a..
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Extremely Rare Double Action Kerr Revolver with Sliding Safety and New South Wales Retailer Mark
The London Armoury Company Kerr’s Patent Revolver is one of the most distinctive and recog..
$5,750.00
Extremely Rare Early 19th Century US Naval Flint Cannon Lock by Enoch Hidden
In 1755 the British Royal Navy began the process of upgrading the firing system for their naval cann..
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Extremely Rare EW Stone Sr "Pig Nose Skull & Cobra" Fighting Knife with Letter of Authentication
At the beginning of World War II, the United States military did not have an issue fighting and util..
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Extremely Rare Experimental William Greener Breechloading Percussion Rifle
William Greener (1806-1869) was born in Felling, near Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland, England. ..
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Extremely Rare HH Unit Marked Baker Cavalry Rifle - Likely for the Hompesch Hussars
The patterns of carbines used in British mounted service during the 18th and much of the 19th&n..
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Extremely Rare Italian Pistolone da Falegnami di Infanteria Modello 1860 - Infantry Carpenters Pistol Model 1860
Offered here is an extremely rare Italian Brescia Arsenal produced Piedmontese pattern Pistolon..
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Extremely Rare IXL Navy Percussion Revolver
For a brief period circa 1857 a series of double action percussion revolvers were produced that are ..
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Extremely Rare Japanese Boshin War Era Meiji Registered Mont Storm Enfield Rifle
Sometimes, in order to understand the significance of an historic weapon, one has to have at least a..
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Extremely Rare Japanese Meiji Registered Spencer New Model Navy Rifle
Sometimes, in order to understand the significance of an historic weapon, one has to have at least a..
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Extremely Rare Kerr Revolver Combination Tool
Offered here is a very scarce Kerr Revolver Combination Tool in NEAR FINE condit..
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Extremely Rare Lee Arms Company Saddle Ring Carbine
On 22 July 1862 James Paris Lee (1831-1904) of Stevens Point, WI received his first patent for a fir..
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