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Manufactured from 1866 to 1879. Built on the frame of the New Model revolver series, these rifles had a slightly longer cylinder and a longer loading

This rare pinfire/percussion LeMat carbine features a 19 3/4" octagon to round 11mm rifled upper barrel and 18 3/4" round approximately 56...

One of approximately 350 produced circa 1850s. Blade front and adjustable sporting rear (missing elevator) sights, with the serial number on the under

Working with Miller's patent system, Billinghurst operated out of Rochester, New York making pill-lock and percussion arms, many of the former b...

The right side of the frame is marked "PEREIN" and has a loading gate. The barrel gauges at approximately .44 caliber and is equipped with...

Produced at Hartford, Connecticut, 1869-1876 by the Roper Sporting Arms Company with case and accessories. Matching serial number marked on the barrel

Nickel bead and groove sights, with a threaded muzzle, screw-on choke ring, and "ROPER REPEATING RIFLE CO / AMHERST. MASS. / PATENTED APRIL. 10...

Made circa 1835-1850, at least 15 gunsmiths made the revolving rifle under the Miller patent and it's estimated that only a few hundred were pro...

This rare pinfire/percussion LeMat carbine features a 19 3/4" octagon to round 11mm rifled upper barrel and 18 3/4" round approximately 58...

Produced circa 1878, this unusual and rare rifle features a chain loading system housed in the frame and stock with a 80 (yes that’s eighty) round cap

Manufactured circa late 1850s - 1860 by Alonzo Perry, Newark, New Jersey. The total manufactured is believed to be around 1,500 total of the Perry car

The light scroll engraved lock plate is marked "T. DAVIDSON & CO / CINCINNATI", with an engraved game scene behind the hammer. Tyler D...

The light engraved lock is marked "J. P. MOORE / NEW YORK / WARRANTED". The large bore .54 caliber rifled barrel has blade front and notch...

This is a fine example of a "Sheffield Bowie" manufactured by the cutlery factories in Sheffield, England for export to the U.S. in the ea...

Produced in Buenos Aires. Blade is 9 1/2" long, with the Boker "HEINR.BOKER&CO.BAUMWERK/ SOLINGEN-GERMANY-ALEMANIA/ ARBOLITO-TREEBRAND...

Believed by some experts to be an exhibition knife produced by Rodgers & Sons circa 1870-1890. Blade is 13" long, with a 8 3/8" long e...

Measuring 7 1/2 inches long, the blade is marked "J. DAVIS/ 69LEADENHALL St." on the left side. Silver handguard, with symmetrical stepped...

Operating out of Sheffield's Atlantic Works starting in 1864, records showing the firm of Brookes & Crookes active in the late 1910's. B...

Double edged spear point blade, measuring 6 3/4", with a niter blue finish on the lower half and "SOUTHERN & RICHARDSON / SHEFFIELD EN...

The top barrel flat is marked "T.J. ALBRIGHT / St LOUIS" and the "mule ear" style side hammer lock is marked "C.N. JACKSON....

Light engraved lock marked "WHITMORE & WOLF / PITTSBURGH". This marking is lested on page 329 of American Gunsmith by Frank Sellers as...

The light floral engraved lock is marked "WARRANTED" and the top barrel flat is marked in script "Jas R McQuaid". Jams R. Mquaid...

The light floral engraved lock is marked "WARREN / ALBANY". The floral engraving extends to the fish sculpted hammer, upper tang and Germa...

The lock plate features a hunter's scene and is marked "HENRY ELWELL / WARRANTED". A gunsmith by the name Henry Elwell worked in Senec...

The only visible marking on the rifle is a "CH" on a top barrel flat and "S. DRASHER" stamped three times on the belly of the st...

This is a French bowie knife with a 9" long folding blade, making this bowie very rare for its size. There are no maker markings. Ornate lead a...

The blade is 4" long and is marked "EBRO" flanked by Maltese crosses over "A. WILLIAMS / SHEFFIELD / ENGLAND". Silver oval ...

1) Unmarked English folding bowie knife, 3 1/2" blade, silver front bolster with stag head and crossed rifle chiseled motif, and ivory scales w...

The 6 1/8" long blade features an etched Damascus style pattern and is marked on the left side "Vendetta Corsa" with "Bastia Le ...

Blade measuring 6 1/8" long with rounded point and full wedge. There are no maker markings. "S" shaped iron guard with one piece bone...

1) 5 3/4" blade etched with a scroll pattern on both sides with the Masonic crown and cross and "AMES / SWORD Co / CHICOPEE / MASS" o...

This dagger has a 6 3/4" polished blade. Nickel silver guard with chiseled banded decoration on one side, smooth coin silver on the other. The ...

This knife has a 5 7/8" blade marked SD&Co, which was copper plated to provide additional resistance to sea-spray induced rust. Brass diamo...

1) This American dagger has a 5 1/4" spear blade with single fuller. Silver hilt with turned down guard. Each side of the handle has a raised d...

5 3/4" blade with visible serrations. There are no visible maker markings. Diamond shaped brass guard. Fitted with a fluted ivory handle with w...

This American dirk has a 4 1/2" blade with artfully shaped guard. The silver handle has a round pommel with a floral blossom inserted on the to...

Fitted with an asymmetrical tortoise shell blade measuring 5 1/2" long and 1 1/2" wide at the base. The guard is lightly engraved. The ani...

Designed for indoor target shooting, a long hinged rod connects the hammer to the striker, which is located only 7 inches down from the muzzle (almost

Manufactured circa 1840s into the early 1860s with production estimated at a few hundred. This example of an Allen & Wheelock side hammer muzzle...

Blade and notch sights, with "A.C. Swaidner" (Salem, Ohio, 1830-1870) signed on the top flat behind the rear sight and small areas of ligh...

Damascus barrel fitted with fixed sights on a top flat with "C. GROHNWILD A FURSTENBERG" inlaid in silver. The lock plate, fish sculpted h...

Blade and sporting type sights on an unmarked barrel. Border and scroll engraved lock plate marked "S. SUTHERLAND" with an engraved replac...

Patridge front and semi-buckhorn rear sights, with an extra dovetail slot covered by the rear sight and sleeved bore with .4" thick barrel wall...

Full stock percussion rifle made by Samuel Hawken of St. Louis, Missouri, between 1849 and 1861. A letter (by noted collector/authority Rudyard Rapp)

Measuring 7 3/4" long, the blade is marked with a crown flanked by "V" and "P" over "W. THORNHILL / LONDON" and h...

Manufactured by Brownhill of Sheffield, England. The blade is 9" and marked "H I J / BROWNHILL / SHEFFIELD". The blade is also etched...

The double edged blade is 5 1/2" long and 1 7/8" at its widest point. The dagger is unmarked. Features an "S" shaped guard with ...

Manufactured circa 1835, this bowie knife features a 7" spear point blade with "GEO. WOSTENHOLM / I*XL" marked on both sides of the r...

Measuring a massive 10 3/4" long, the blade is unmarked. Fitted with horn scales secured with three rivets and a blank plaque on the left scale...

This English bowie knife has a 9 3/4" blade marked "E. BARNES / SHEFFIELD" and a spread winged eagle on the left side. The left side ...