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A good silver inlaid Balkan Flintlock pistol Circa 1800. Butt cap, trigger guard and side-plate all with heavy silver decoration. Ref 9853. Muzzleloader

A superb Lefaucheux percussion single barrel target pistol. The barrel retaining most of it's original blue. Circa 1840. Ref 9905. Muzzleloader

£ 2,200

A fine pair of English percussion duelling pistols by Jas Wilkinson of London. Circa 1840. Ref 2219 Muzzleloader

£ 4,950

A very scarce Civil War Era Colt 1862 Police model .36 cal Percussion revolver. Ref 1974. Muzzleloader

£ 1,650

Pair of English Brass Barrelled Blunderbuss Pistols with Spring Bayonets. Ref 8289 Muzzle loader

£ 3,800

A scarce double Barrelled Tap Action Flintlock Pistol, by Spencer of London, C.1790-1800. Ref 1606 Muzzleloader

£ 1,250

A superb 18th century English brass framed flintlock tinder-lighter by NOCK of London. Ref 1934. Muzzleloader

Rare Kentucky side hammer mule-ear pistol by W Gilbert of Rochester, New York. Circa 1837. Ref 9575 Muzzleloader

£ 1,250

A scarce Irish single shot percussion pistol with Octagonal barrel and a Captive Ramrod. Engraved W. RIGBY, DUBLIN. Good condition. Ref 9584. Muzzleloader

An exceptionally scarce Colt 1851 Navy Percussion revolver, Civil war era 1861-1865. Ref 1876. Muzzleloader

£ 3,800

A rare Frank Wesson over & under .32 rim-fire Derringer. Circa 1868-1880. Ref 2006. Muzzleloader

£ 1,150

A good British single barrel percussion pistol marked Stevens. Circa 1830-1842. Ref 2183. Muzzleloader

£ 850

A good American Colt no 3. antique derringer in obsolete .41 rim-fire calibre. Circa 1875. Ref 1398 Muzzleloader

A good English Flintlock box-lock pistol by J. Siddons of London. Ref 1264. Muzzleloader

£ 700

Spanish Miquelet military pistol. Engraved Francesco BORNIO of BARCELONA. Ref 8686 Muzzle loader

£ 1,850

English flintlock boxlock pocket pistol by Theophilus Richards with a screw-off barrel. Ref 9552 Muzzleloader

£ 600

A Good Napoleonic era British East India Company Military officer's Flintlock Pistol. Ref 1087. Muzzleloader

£ 1,850

A rare Napoleonic era French Military Flintlock Officer's Pistol. Ref 2063. Muzzleloader

£ 1,690

A scarce British Military percussion Sea Service or Coast Guard pistol. Dated TOWER 1855. Ref 1717 Muzzleloader

£ 1,200

Flintlock coaching Blunderbuss by P. BOND, Cornhill London. Ref 8990 Muzzle loader

£ 2,900

A scarce single barrel unusually small percussion pocket pistol by COOPER of Stockton-on-Tees. Ref 9547. Muzzleloader

£ 690

A French flintlock pistol of extraordinary length by Simon Jovrjon. Circa 1740. Ref 2069 Muzzleloader

£ 3,850

Napoleonic era French Military Flintlock Officer's Pistol. Ref 7959 Muzzle loader

£ 1,250

A very fine American .44 calibre double action Percussion Revolver made by The Starr Arms Company New York. Retaining much original blueing. Ref 9770 Muzzleloader

£ 2,650

A scarce Colt 1851 Navy .36 percussion revolver with the Hartford address. Ref 2088. Muzzleloader

£ 4,850

Flintlock holster pistol. Made in the Balkan area,very fine nickel silver mounts. Ref 7524 Muzzle loader

£ 850

English Double Barrelled Turn-over Percussion Pistol. Ref 9472 Muzzle loader

£ 690

A Rare American Civil War Period .36 cal Savage percussion revolver. C.1861-1862. Ref 2084 Muzzleloader

£ 1,750

DANISH Holster Pistol. DANMARK PISTOLE. Ref 9534 Muzzleloader

£ 1,450

A Scarce Russian or Turkish very long Miquelet pistol with a ball-butt. Well used condition. Ref 9774 Muzzleloader

£ 1,650

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