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Ref 7519. An interesting American small size antique single shot \"Bootleg\" per pistol from the time of the Californian gold rush. C.1840-1850. Muzzle loader

£ 380

Ref 2964. A rare Napoleonic French Military Officers Flintlock Pistol dated 1813. Good condition. Muzzleloader

£ 1,750

West Yorkshire , North East

£ 2,250

Ref 2993. American civil war era Colt Army 1860 .44 cal percussion revolver. Manufactured in 1862. Muzzleloader

Ref 2800. A very fine pair of double barrelled Flintlock pistols made for the Russian market C. 1790. Muzzleloader

£ 38,500

Ref 8521. Victorian period British Coastguard percussion pistol. Muzzleloader

£ 950

Ref 9556. A rare English flintlock blunderbuss with a brass barrel and spring ba by Bond. Good condition. Circa 1820. Muzzleloader

£ 3,850

Ref 9089. Danish Made PERCUSSION RING-HAMMER MILITARY PISTOL Dated 1848. Muzzle loader

£ 1,850

Ref 9473. British single barrelled percusion pistol with spring bayonet. Muzzle loader

£ 690

Ref 9222. British military percussion Coastguard pistol. Marked with a Crown over V.R. Muzzle loader

£ 850

Ref 9360. English flintlock pocket pistol manufactured by Twigg of London. Muzzle loader

£ 650

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

£ 1,650

Ref 9363. An English single barrelled Percussion pocket pistol with screw-off ba circa 1840. Well used condition. Muzzle loader

£ 490

Ref 1850. A rare brass framed 18th century flintlock tinder-box or tinder-lighte by LAUGHER LONDON. None Muzzleloader

£ 850

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

£ 2,900

Ref 9531. English Flintlock boxlock miniature muff pistol by Holmes. Muzzleloader

£ 1,150

Ref 9401. British flintlock pocket pistol manufactured by Johnson & Collins. Muzzle loader

£ 680

Ref 9565. English single barrelled Percussion pocket pistol manufactured by W. MURDOCH. Muzzleloader

£ 890

Ref 8603. Attractive pair of long silver mounted pistols. Originally made as flintlocks, later converted to Percussion. Muzzleloader

£ 3,950

Ref 9475. English sidehammer percussion pistol by J Harding & Son, Boro, London. Muzzle loader

£ 1,250

Ref 9843. A fine Pair of Napoleonic Brass Mounted French Cannon Barrel Officers Flintlock Pistols. C. 1770-1790. Muzzleloader

£ 3,950

Ref 9428. Greek flintlock pistol with superb nielloed silver decoration. Muzzle loader

£ 3,000

Smith & Wesson Hammerless Safety .38 Revolver

£ 400

Nottingham , East Midlands

£ 75

KWC LUger P-08 6 mm Airsoft / BB Guns

Yeovil , South West

£ 380

BSA Ultra SE .177 Air Rifles

Chester , North West

£ 275

Savage Arms Axis Bolt Action 30-06 Rifles

Redhill , South East

£ 995

A A Brown & Sons Abas Major .177 Air Pistols

Webley / Webley & Scott Typhoon .22 Air Pistols

£ 299

Webley / Webley & Scott Tempest .177 Air Pistols

£ 350

Kempton Classic Arms Fair- Sunday 6th June 2021 Air Rifles and Air Pistols .22 Air Rifles

£ 0

Southern Gun Speed Master Straight Pull .223 Rifles

£ 1,150

Redhill , South East

£ 375

Various various None Submachine Guns

Herts , Eastern

£ 695

Remington Model 700 Bolt Action 6.5 Creedmoor Rifles

Redhill , South East

£ 225

Weihrauch HW45 .177 Air Pistols

Okehampton , South West

£ 258

Quakenbush Air Gun, & WILD WEST Guns Muzzleloader .75 Rifles

Neath, SA11 , Wales

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