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A very good and very very rare Marlin No 27 25-20 pump action rifle.
Special order special smokeless steel octagonal barrel.
Take down rifle 4 digit serial number.
Deactivated with EU ...
A good Remington 700 in. 243 calibre. BDL classic
This has been carried a bit but shot very little.
It has a few dings on the stock hence the price but a very low shot count.
with new ...
A good and little used Brno Mod 2 E-H bolt action rifle.
This will out last anyone, a classic that has not had much through it.
Comes with Mod and Mounted rare vintage Burris x6 mini which is ...
A Superb and rare Tipping & Lawden four barrelled pepperbox pistol retaining 99% all of its original finish.
Circa 1865
With Tipping & Lawden sharps marked on one side
Very fine engraved ...
A brace of flintlock livery pistols by Ketland & Co, circa 1790. Full walnut stocks with brass mounts, 15 inches overall with 9. 25 inch, 20 bore barrels. Good working signed locks, some ware and ...
A very good flintlock tap action pistol by H Nock of London, circa 1790. This lovely brass framed pistol of 7. 5 inches with twin, . 46 bore, 2. 25 inch turn-off barrels, still retaining some ...
A good quality Queen Anne period flintlock pistol by Hutchinson. Walnut half stock with 8 inch turn-off, steel, 20 bore cannon barrel, 14 inches overall. Brass mounts with grotesque mask butt cap. ...
A good and little used Anschutz. 17 HMR varmint barrel bolt action rifle.
This has been carried a bit not not shot much at all.
Comes with mounted optics, fitted mod and sling.
12 month ...
A very good mid 19th century over and under percussion back action pistol by Blake. Walnut half stock with chequered grip and strong back action locks, 10. 5 inches overall. The 5. 25 inch over and ...
A good 19th century percussion double barrel howdah pistol by Willett. Full walnut stock with chequered grip, 11. 25 inches overall with 5. 5 inch, . 65 bore Damascus barrels. Good strong back action ...
A good late 18th century silver mounted, flintlock horse or holster pistol by Clarkson. Full light coloured walnut stock ( original colour shows little use ) 16 inches overall with a 10 inch, swamped ...
A good collection of 2nd Pattern Fairbairn Sykes fighting knives. Most with military stamps or etched F-S Fighting knife, Wilkinson Sword, London.
All can be viewed individually and purchased ...
A good quality French, flintlock, boxlock pocket pistol. Nice smooth working action, throws a good spark! . Six inches overall with a 1. 5 inch turn-off barrel with a clean bore. The walnut grip with ...
A very good example of a flintlock, boxlock, pocket bayonet pistol by Higham of Warrington, circa 1800. This very fine pistol of 7. 5 inches overall with a 2. 25 inch, . 38 caliber barrel and a 3 ...
A very rare, Bacon Arms Company percussion under hammer bayonet pistol. Good condition and working order. This very robust pistol of 9. 5 inches overall with a 5 inch octagonal barrel and 4. 75 inch ...
A superb condition, American manufactured, Allen and Thurber percussion self cocking, bar hammer pocket or boot pistol. Circa 1850. This pistol was retailed in Britain by Gordon Sunderland of 29 ...
An exceptionally well preserved flintlock coaching pistol by Williams, circa 1790. This is a very fine pistol and in exceptional condition for its age. Full walnut stock with engraved brass mounts ...
A good flintlock East India company Newland service pistol. Walnut full stock with regulation brass mounts, 15 inches overall with a 8. 75 inch, London proofed barrel and stirrup ramrod. Strong ...
A fine. 32 Tranter 4th pattern pocket revolver, still showing 80% of its original finish over crisp engraving.
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A rare 3rd model Webley Longspur revolver
The Webley Longspur revolver is probably one of the rarest made. Having a very short production in the mid 1900's due to the high manufacturing costs. ...
A good Napoleonic war period volunteer Baker rifle by Whately, circa 1805. This standard regulation Baker of 46 inches with a 30 inch, . 65 calibre, bore ( traces of rifling can be seen, the bore is ...