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Ref 2646. A rare German Naval officers percussion Pistol by Gottlieb Haenel. Circa 1849. Muzzleloader

£ 3,500

Ref 1458. A good American Remington Smoot 5 shot .30 cal Rimfire Revolver. Circa 1873. Revolver

£ 800

Ref 2613. A rare factory engraved Remington Rider .32 rim-fire magazine pistol C.1871. Muzzleloader

£ 1,750

Ref 1508. A Large size 6 shot double action 10 mm antique pin-fire revolver. Circa 1865. Revolver

£ 840

Ref 1589. A Very Scarce American Moore patent front Loading Teat-Fire revolver. Revolver

£ 1,400

Ref 7600. A scarce American Colt Pocket Percussion revolver converted to rimfire All matching serial numbers. Action very crisp. Circa 1871-1872. Revolver

£ 1,250

Ref 6309. A scarce highly decorative silver inlaid Balkan Flintlock pistol. Circa 1800. None Muzzle loader

£ 750

Ref 5573. A superb Austrian single barrel percussion pistol by Nowotny In Wien. Circa 1840. 11 mm Muzzle loader

£ 1,200

Ref 1233. A fine English double action 10 mm antique pin-fire revolver engraved W. DOOLEY LIVERPOOL. Revolver

£ 890

Ref 2509. A rare brass framed 18th century flintlock tinder-lighter. Good condition. Muzzleloader

£ 750

Ref 1511. An unusually long brass mounted French flintlock pistol. Circa 1780. Muzzleloader

£ 2,600

Ref 2266. A fine highly decorated Italian Snaphaunce pistol. Circa 1680-1700. Muzzleloader

£ 4,800

Ref 5568. A Scarce Danish .69 percussion ring hammer military cavalry pistol. Circa 1840-1845. None Muzzle loader

£ 1,850

Ref 2895. An English Flintlock Box-lock pistol by Elliott & Co London. Circa 1810. None Muzzleloader

£ 700

Ref 1609. An American Hopkins & Allen XL no. 3 antique 5 shot .32 Rim-fire revo C.1875. Revolver

£ 850

Ref 2397. A very nice quality English Queen Anne style Flintlock Box-lock pistol. Muzzleloader

£ 850

Ref 1911. A fine Remington .41 rimfire double barrell over and under nickel plat Derringer C 1885. Muzzleloader

£ 1,450

Ref 1620. A nice quality very long Austrian flintlock pistol circa 1760-80. Good condition. Muzzleloader

£ 2,850

Ref 8931. British flintlock boxlock pocket pistol by William Jover of London. Muzzle loader

£ 490

Ref 2467. A superb cased pair of saw-handled .52 cal flintlock duelling pistols by JOHN PROSSER. Muzzleloader

£ 38,000

Ref 2563. A fine British flintlock pistol by T. KETLAND & Co. Circa 1770-1780. Ref 2563. Muzzleloader

£ 2,850

Miroku MK70 Grade 5 12 Bore/gauge Over and Under

£ 2,925

Dartford , South East

£ 750

Daystate Huntsman Regal .177 Air Rifles

Bournemouth , South West

£ 160

BAIKAL EJECTOR IJ 58 MAE Made in USSR 12 Bore/gauge Side By Side

Blackburn , North West

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Daystate Huntsman - The Revere

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