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Produced circa 1590, this is a fine example of a German production sporting wheel-lock. Blade front and fixed notch rear sights on the heavy, smoothbo

Possibly Spanish in origin, and made in the late Seventeenth Century, this extraordinary Miquelet features a 30" part octagon barrel with a fla...

The pistol has a smoothbore, half-round/half-octagon barrel dated "1575" on the top flat, with 10 asterix arranged on the top flats and a ...

Possibly French in origin, this very straight profile wheellock weapon is of the highest quality (for the period) in workmanship. Produced with an oct

A) Produced without sights, with a silver wire wrap near the muzzle and raised relief chiseled engraved designs of men, both standing and on horseback

Produced without sights, with a 6" long raised engraved silver band around the muzzle, a 1 1/4" rear band, and wide scroll engraving on th...

This is an example of an 18th Century flintlock Italian Pistol of fine quality of research. Produced without sights, with punch-dot backed scroll engr

Produced without sights, the barrel shows total coverage of deep chiseled engraving, showing a man armed with a club, a woman in fancy garb, zig-zag b

Of unknown origin, possibly Russian or Caucasian. Barrel produced with a sighing rib, with a small gold filled "M" proof on the rib and a ...

A) At first glance one would think this was purely a decorative arm, but closer examination reveals it to be of much better quality and of Mediterrane