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Manufactured circa 1820 and constructed in the traditional Scottish fashion, these fine Scottish flintlock pistols are high quality made with tight me

Marked "THOS TYRER" on the lock, with floral scroll engraving on the lock, hammer and barrel extension, and faint floral engraving and a s...

Blade front and notch rear sights, with "SIMMONS" on the top flat, a platinum band and engraved border on the breech and an engraved tang....

Marked "W / KETLAND / & Co" on the lock plate in front of the hammer. The brass barrel has a low blade front sight, is marked "E ...

The lock plate is marked "SHARPE" in front of the hammer. Smooth bore barrel manufactured without sights and marked "SHARPE / EXTRA /...

the firm of Brander & Potts was active in the early 19th Century, with Mr. Brander being called upon to testify in the high treason trial of Jam...

This pair of silver mounted Queen Anne style Flintlock pistols were made by Israel Segalas in the early 1700s. Segalas was French Huguenot who immigra

This is an example of a brass barreled flintlock box lock style blunderbuss pistol that was manufactured circa 1780-1800, (origin probably English). T

William Brander was active in London circa 1752-1789, with later references showing his descendants keeping up the trade. Produced without sights on t

This pistol features a 6 3/4 inch round barrel with cannon muzzle with simple leaf design engraving at the breech end, marked "LONDON" on ...