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British Antique single barrelled Percussion pistol. Ref 7303. .45 Muzzle loader

£ 490

west yorkshire , North East

£ 700

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

A rare Flintlock brass barrelled Blunderbuss pistol by THOMAS JEFFREYS of LONDON. C. 1726. Ref 2332. Muzzleloader

£ 3,250

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

£ 3,000

west yorkshire , North East

£ 950

A scarce brass hilted British Grenadier hanger circa 1750-1770. Ref 1671. Swords

An interesting 19th century TIBETAN dagger. Ref 1394. Swords

£ 650

An English cannon barrelled flintlock pocket pistol engraved I Parkes. Circa 1770. Ref 1262. Muzzleloader

£ 800

A rare British military officers short sea-service flintlock pistol. Ref 1015. Muzzleloader

£ 3,250

An English flintlock belt pistol by W. H. WILSON LONDON, with spring steel belt hook. Ref 1582. Muzzleloader

£ 950

A scarce Napoleonic Dutch Military Officers Flintlock Pistol dated 1815. Ref 1144 Muzzleloader

£ 2,400

A good American Civil war era Colt 5 shot 1849 pocket model .31 Percussion revolver. Ref 1897 Muzzleloader

£ 1,850

An American Colt no 3. antique derringer pistol in obsolete .41 rim-fire calibre. Ref 2519 Muzzleloader

£ 750

A rare Military Flintlock Musket, American / British. Circa 1760-1800. Ref 1627 Muzzleloader

£ 2,350

Ref A large Flintlock Pistol by the world famous gunsmith Henry Nock. Circa 1795-1815. Muzzleloader

£ 1,600

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 Originally made as flintlocks, later converted to Percussion.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

£ 3,950

CHEAP Brown Bess, Pistols, RIFLES & Padget Carbine Muzzleloader Rifles

£ 185

Neath, SA11 , Wales

£ 600

Weihrauch Hw100ks .22 Air Rifles

Blackburn , North West

£ 150

Benchmade and Ka Bar Knives

Salisbury , South West

£ 650

Colchester gamekeeper .177 Air Rifles

Stanley co. Durham , North East

£ 275

VICTOR SARASQUETA EJECTOR 12 Bore/gauge Side By Side

Blackburn , North West

£ 100

Cybergun Sig Sauer P226 x5 4.5 mm Air Pistols

Bournemouth , South West

£ 250

Crosman Custom one off 2250 .22 Air Rifles

Bournemouth , South West

£ 399

Hammerli TAC-R1 Semi-Auto .22 Rifles

Steyr Mannlicher Scout RFR Straight Pull .22WMR Rifles

£ 295

GSG - German Sport Guns GmbH Firefly .22 Long Barrel

GSG - German Sport Guns GmbH Firefly .22 Long Barrel

Kriss Defiance DMK22C Semi-Auto .22 Rifles

£ 875

Wildcat Cub Panther Evolution Whisper Predator

£ 40

Chiappa Firearms Ltd MFOUR GEN 111 OD Green Semi-Auto Rifles

£ 419

Mossberg MVP LR Tactical Bolt Action .308 Rifles

£ 599

GSG - German Sport Guns GmbH Firefly .22 Long Barrel

Remington 700 SPS Tactical Bolt Action Rifles

£ 985

GSG - German Sport Guns GmbH 1911 .22 Long Barrel

Huglu XR7 12 Bore/gauge Semi-Auto

£ 595

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