Muskets Gallery
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Victorian Era replica wheel-lock musket/battleax combo
A Model 1817 flintlock musket contract built by Henry Deringer, circa 1841.
Ornate Turkish miquelet musket decorated with bone, brass, and silver, 19th century.
Thrid model Brown Bess musket decorated with Middle Eastern Silver overlays.
Ornate bone and silver mounted snaphaunce musket originating from North Africa, 19th century.
18th/19th Century Flintlock Rifle crafted by Nicholas Noel Boutet,Nicholas Noel Boutet was a French
What is a trade rifle? Who wanted to trade them?During the 18th Century Native Americans were dazzle
Curing Your Muzzleloader Bore; Bore Butter,Like an iron skillet believe it or not the inside of the
A bone, pearl, and brass decorated Afghan Jezail flintlock musket, 19th century.
Rare Lorenzoni system flintlock repeating rifle crafted by Sebastian Hauschka to King Louis XV of Fr
Native American tack and brass decorated percussion musket, mid 19th century.
An ornate silver, gold, and brass decorated Japanese matchlock musket, early 19th century.
19th century North African snaphaunce musket mounted with bone panels polished to look like ivory, a
Ornate Japanese matchlock musket, 16th - 18th century.
Branier & Potts of London musketoon/coach gun with spring folding bayonet.
Matchlock musket from Burma, circa 1800.from Czerny’s International Auction House
A nicely decorated miquelet tufenk originating from Turkey, circa 1800.
Moroccan muskets
Hand made Filipino rifle,Made shortly after the Spanish American War, this rifle was hand made by Fi
A lovely brass and bone mounted snaphaunce musket originating from North Africa, 19th century.
An old percussion musket confiscated from poachers in the Uvinza Open Area, Tanzania.
A Mughal torador matchlock musket, Northern India, 18th century.
peashooter85:Kabul shopowner Sher Mohammed has pretty good business selling replica jazail muskets t
Beautiful maple stock flintlock musket made by the Ketland Brothers of Birmingham, England, early 19
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