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Early 17th Century Combination warhammer and warpick/six shot gun.  Has six barrels concealed on it

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Ornate Moroccan snaphaunce, musket with silver and bone mounts, 19th century.from Helios Auctions

The Winchester Model 21,While Winchester is best known for their lever action rifles, during the 193

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In the photograph on the left (circa 1920), Raymond and Mildred Pitcairn support their son Michael,

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First doodle of 2014?: Albany Irvin, antiques dealer, snowy egret, Hoi Toider, part of a “bird

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Fine 19th century calf leather gilt binding by Riviere 1873

Satirical buttons depicting King Louis XIV during and after taking an enema. France, circa 1700.

Moliere Paris 1908 - fine tree calf leather binding

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Halberd for the Trabant Guard of Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian II, dated 1571.from Hermann Historica

Saxon halberd, Germany, late 16th centuryfrom The Wallace Collection

Saxon halberd, late 16th century.from The Wallace Collection

Chinese bronze halberd, Warring States Period, 475-221 BCfrom The Macao Museum of Art

French Halberd, mid 17th century.from The Wallace Collection

German halberd, late 16th or early 17th century.from The Cincinnati Museum of Art

Halberd forged by Peter Schrekeisen, Austria, 1577.From The Philadelphia Museum of Art

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