GUNS AND SHOOTING
ANTIQUE FIREARMS (no licence required), DEACTIVATED GUNS AND EQUIPMENT
Cased. Barrel filled with lead. Barrel spins on cocking but hammer does not stay back. Trigger not connected to anything.
No stamps or numbers, except on cylinder: Colt's patent no.5.
This was presented as a prize at a "quick-draw" competition.
Cased with metal flask and various tools; the tin is empty. Along top of barrell: SAML COLT NEW YORK CITY
34180 stamped on various parts. Calibre .36. The wooden grips are a bit loose. Condition as photos. Obsolete calibre.
Cased with two empty shell cases. Obsolete calibre.
In very good condition. Inside flap is a black stamp, hard to read but looks like 1918. Also includes a Luger magazine with original wooden end. Leather in good condition, no damage.
Dated 1857, 1860 and 1864 on various parts. These muskets can be found adapted for use during the American Civil War. Originally produced at the Imperial arsenal in Tulle, France. In very good condition and well stamped.
Over all length 116cm
Has been repaired in the past. Barrel stamped: M.P.BHD.II.L.N.855.B.
Over all length 135cm
Over all length 123cm
8 bore? Over all length 60 inches.
Lockplate engraved PERRINS & SON. Replacement ramrod. Perrins & Son were gunsmiths in Worcester from the 1840s. Proofmarks on barrel date it between 1855 and 1868.
No maker's name. 17 cm long
Stamped Bartram & Co. 19 cm long
Stamped G & JW Hawksley. 19 cm long
Label on each side: 'The Diamond Grain Gunpowder made only by Curtis & Harvey, Hounslow and London.'
The other side shows a musket and a dead bird. Top pulls off. Some wear to black painted finish.
Measures 7.5 cm by 14 cm. Unusual. Flash from camera obscures the label.
£40
11.5 cm long. Engraved on side of brass bowl - DECIG POUDRE
Wooden handle has a 2 cm split on the top.
for a 12 bore
Price: £40
Marked RBG2. 8D/2538.
Price: £40
Brass and ebony, made by G.& O Mawsley
Price: £50