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This is a really outstanding conversion of a US M-1822/28 Percussion Conversion Musket produced and ..
$1.00
The U.S. Model 1918 Mark I Trench Knife was the second major “Knuckle Knife” to be officially adopte..
$1.00
This is a lovely example of a mid-sized pewter pistol powder flask by the famous James Dixon & S..
$279.00
Since the dawn of man, the club has been the most prevalent weapon in society. From its humblest beg..
$1.00
There is probably no custom maker of military pattern knives more famous than MH “Howard” Cole. His ..
$4,500.00
This is a solid example of a scarce, antebellum “southern” derringer that is retailer marked by ..
$2,895.00
This is a very nice, complete example of the very scarce M-1845 Pioneer’s Musketoon as used by the I..
$1.00
This is a FINE condition example of the very scarce combination tool for use with the Merr..
$750.00
Few handgun designs from the 19th century are more instantly recognizable than the pocket pisto..
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Moses Dickson of Louisville, KY was a gunsmith, gun maker and importer, and dealt in a full array of..
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The very first Spencer Rifles to be acquired for US military use were 750 guns purchased by the Unit..
$895.00
The Colt Pocket Model of 1848, known affectionately to collectors as the Baby Dragoon ..
$2,895.00