Antique Firearms Before 1860 Gallery
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The World’s Oldest Revolver,An eight shot snaplock (flintlock) pistol with revolving cylinder
A rare Khyber pass copy Martini Henry rifle, 19th century.Sold on gunauction.com for $277.77
America’s first bolt action metallic cartridge firearm, the Palmer Carbine,Patented by William
Mauritanian militaman armed with a World War II vintage French MAS 36 bolt action rifle.
Ivory mounted and engraved wheel-lock pistol, 17th century.from Czerny’s International Auction
A pearl inlaid (most likely Afghan) British short lever Martini Henry breechloading carbine, dated 1
An ornate pair of silver mounted snaphaunce pistols crafted by Antonio Venazolo of Brescia, Italy, c
A silver inlaid German schuetzen target rifle by Emil Nordheim, late 19th century.
Rare Smith and Wesson first model in .44 Henry with detachable wire stock.Sold At Auction: $12,000
Engraved folding trigger pinfire revolver with gold and silver decorations. Most likely of Belgian
Cased, engraved, and silver plated Colt Model 1861 Navy percussion revolver with ivory grips.from Ro
Fine and elegant wheel-lock tschinke from Teschen, 17th century.from Czerny’s International Auction
SIG Mondragon M1894 bolt action straight pull rifle.from Rock Island Auctions
An ornate miquelet musket originating from the Middle East, 18th or 19th century.
The Lee Enfield No. 5 MK I Jungle Carbine,During World War II the British War Ministry saw a need fo
Rare cased and engraved Ballard single shot pistol with ivory grips.Sold at Auction: $5,000
A pair of English flintlock pistols produced by Waters & Co. circa 1780.from Thomas Delmar Ltd.
A Middle Eastern flintlock musket, 19th century.
A flintlock pistol from 19th century Africa, exact origin unknown.
Ishapore Armory (India) Lee Enfield No.1 Mark III bolt aciton rifle with grenade launcher, World War
Nickel plated and engraved Colt Model 1903 pocket hammer model with ivory grips
A pair of all steel Scottish flintlock pistols crafted by John Murdoch of Edinburgh, circa 1750.from
The James Reid knuckleduster revolver, circa 1860′s to 1880′s.
Jacob’s rifles and the Jacob Double Rifle,In the 1830′s the Brunswick rifle was the common rifle of
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