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Produced without sights, with a flared cannon muzzle, "LONDON" on the top flat, three proof stamps on the left flat and light engraving on...

The only visible markings are two crown over scepter proofmarks on the left rear barrel flat. Brass barrel, trigger guard and buttplate with iron barr

This is a truly unique example of a Dutch wheellock pistol that was made around 1610. This diminutive pistol has a fluted smoothbore barrel with canno

Produced without sights, showing no proofmarks on the barrel or the lock plate. A scroll accented guide is secured over the wheel, with a sliding flas

Produced with a fixed rear sight and an empty front dovetail, the top flat is decorated with a gentleman's bust with a faint inscription below a...

This lot consists of two identical miquelet pistols. Manufactured without sights, the part octagon barrel has an unidentified proof on the top flat at

Produced without sights, with a cannon muzzle and decorative bands at the midsection of the barrel. Lightly engraved lock, with external springs, half

The barrel is manufactured without sights. The octagon section of the barrel has engraved gold inlaid panels with a simple dot border engraving. The u

Produced with a fixed brass bead front sight and an dovetailed notch rear sight, with a set of triangular cuts on the top flats at the start of the oc

Produced with a fixed blade front sight and an empty rear dovetail, with a Damascus twist pattern to the barrel and silver inlaid scrollwork, floral d

Produced by an unknown smith, with the date "1643" on a bone panel on the stock comb. Dovetailed blade front and notch rear sights, with l...

Produced by an unknown assembler, with the spurious date "1643" on the stock comb. Single bead sight, with an etched twist pattern on the ...

Date of manufacture is unknown, but the construction and style of decoration suggest central Europe, 15th century or later. Measuring 30 inches in tot

Produced by an unidentified London gunsmith. Bead front and notch rear sights, with light border engraving on the muzzle of the Damascus barrel, a cro

Manufactured circa 1790 to 1820 in Edinburgh, Scotland. The pistol was made without sights and the muzzle end of the barrel is flared and engraved wit

Produced without sights, 10 inches overall length, with the cannon turned, half-octagon barrel decorated with an engraved, gold-filled array of arms,

Produced without sights, with a slightly flared muzzle, ribbed breech section and "Edinburgh" on the top amid light scrollwork. Lock plate...

These flintlock Blunderbuss pistols feature all brass construction with iron mountings. 11 3/4 inches overall in length. There are no visible markings

Produced in Liege, during the late 18th Century. The barrel has been lightly crowned, with a proofmark on the left side, a light band of engraving at

Produced without sights, with a decorative band separating the round and octagonal sections of the barrel and scroll engraving on the tang. The lock a