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Gold and silver decorated Japanese matchlock musket, 19th century.

A Japanese matchlock musket crafted by Jiro Morishima, circa 1882.

Japanese matchlock pistol, 19th century.from Czerny’s International Auction House

A carved and red lacquered 18th century Chinese matchlock musket.Sold at Auction: $578,500

Brass mounted Japanese matchlock musket, Edo Period.

Matchlock “Tamancha” pistol originating from India, late 18th or early 19th century.

Gold, silver, and ivory decorated torador matchlock musket originating from India, 18th century.

Japanese matchlock netsuke (pocket pistol) with Mori clan marking, circa 1850.

Edo Period Japanese Matchlock PistolDecorated with gold and silver with lacquered wood.

Gold inlaid matchlock torador, India, 19th century.from Czerny’s International Auction House

A pair of ivory mounted matchlock carbines, India, 19th century.from Hermann Historica

Matchlock teppo, Japan, 17th-19th centuryfrom Czerny’s Interntional Auction House

Japanese matchlock musket, 19th century.

An ornate gold decorated matchlock musket of Mughal origin, 18th century.

A combined wheel-lock/matchlock blunderbuss.  Has both wheel-lock and matchlock mechanisms, I guess

Vietnamese matchlock musket, 19th century.

A fine brass barrel Japanese matchlock pistol, edo period.

Musketeers and the Twelve ApostlesMatchlock muskets were very slow to load and fire.  In the 18th ce

Matchlock musket originating from China, 19th century.from Czerny’s Auctions

Five Sind matchlock (and one percussion) muskets recovered from a lot of items stolen from a museum

Japanese matchlock, 19th century.from Thomas Delmar Ltd.

South Indian Torador matchlock musket, 18th century.

Matchlock musket originating from 19th century China

A Japanese pistol converted from matchlock to percussion, mid 19th century.

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