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Ropes Pattern Experimental Holster
In 1876 the US military adopted its first cartridge belt, admitting officially for the first time th..
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Scarce & Fine Robbins & Lawrence Pepperbox Pistol Powder Flask
This is a really nice example of the scarce Robbins & Lawrence marked powder flask for use with ..
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Scarce British Pattern 1839 Sea Service Pistol for Coast Guard Use
In 1822, the British Government formally created a branch of service known at the Coast Guard. Up un..
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Scarce Colt KM Marked Prussian Naval Pistol Flask
This is a scarce example of the Colt’s Patent Firearms revolver powder flask used by the Prussian Ro..
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Scarce Dreyse & Collenbusch Needle Fire Pistol - Very Fine+
Johann Nikolaus Dreyse (later Nikolaus von Dreyse) was born in Sömmerda, a town in the German state ..
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Scarce Non-Dug Austrian Lorenz Rifle Musket Combination Tool
This is a very nice example of a non-dug combination tool designed for use with the Austrian Model 1..
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Scarce Palmetto Armory Pistol by William Glaze
William Glaze of Columbia, SC entered the arms business through the same somewhat circuitous route a..
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Scarce Wolf & Durringer of Louisville Retailer Marked Henry Deringer Pocket Pistol
There is probably no other single shot percussion pistol is more famous than those of the Philadelph..
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Second Sino-Japanese War Kuomintang Nationalist Chinese Dagger
When thinking about World War II era daggers, most collectors immediately think of the seemingly end..
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Silver Mounted French Flintlock Coat Pistols by Mollet
Few collectible arms are more attractive than the high quality flintlock coat and holster pistols pr..
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South Carolina Percussion Dueling Pistol by JM Happoldt of Charleston
John M. Happoldt was born in in the Kingdom of Württemberg sometime around 1803. At about this same ..
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Starr "Army" .44 Caliber Revolver Mold
This is a VERY GOOD+ condition example of the one of the single cavity bullet molds provid..
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