A 16 bore db percussion shotgun by Andrews of London,

A 16 bore db percussion shotgun by Andrews of London, muzzle loading 29in damascus barrels with ebony ram-rod, scroll engraved back action locks 116cm overall

Circa 1900 double-barrel shotgun stamped BELGIUM on sidelock, carved walnut stock with dog head. 50.5 in long, barrels 34 in, percussion fire, bore approx. 65 caliber (about 16 or 20 gauge).

W.W. Greener 12 Gauge Double-barrel Percussion Shotgun, London, England, mid-19th century. Serial number 6885, 29 1/2 in. barrels with central rib engraved 'W.W. GREENER, NO 48 DUKE ST. ST. JAMES'S &

William Greener 10 Gauge Double-barrel Percussion Shotgun, London, England, third quarter of the 19th century. Serial number 5660, 31 1/4 in. barrels with rib marked 'WILLIAM GREENER, LONDON. INVENTOR

Mortimer 10 Gauge Double-barrel Percussion Shotgun, London, England, third quarter of the 18th century. No serial number, the rib marked 'London Fine Twist' lock plates with foliate scroll engraving a

Parker 12 Gauge Double-barrel Percussion Shotgun, London, England, mid-19th century. 33 in., barrels with plain rib marked 'PARKER LONDON FINE LAMINATED STEEL'; plain lock plates marked 'PARKER'; waln

engraved stock and trim, 30" barrel, 46" overall.

double barrel, engraved stock and trim, 19th century, 30" barrel, 48" overall.

A late 19th century German double barrel Percussion Shotgun. 16 gauge with 28" side by side barrel, Walnut stock with engraved locks and trigger guard. Marked "Imman Meffert in Suhl" at barrel. Older

A late 19th century British double barrel Percussion Shotgun. 16 gauge with 27 1/4" side by side barrel, figured Maple stock with engraved locks and trigger guard. Marked "Thompson" at lock. Older Bro

19th century percussion 16ga. dbl barrel shotgun, Damascus barrels, signed J.Manton & Co., 2 triggers, walnut stock, 48"

English 19th c. Percussion Shotgun. Owners name etched on plate Rubbins. London etched to top of barrel. Splits to wood stock. Original ramrod. Measures 57" long 8 pds. PROVENANCE: A Charleston SC Pri

1. The Red Tree, New London NH, on board, 12" x 16" signed lower left2. St. Andrews Church New London NH, canvas board 12" x 16" signed lower rightboth unframed, identification on reverse

Thomas Smith Muzzle Loading Percussion Shotgun, c. 1830, barrel flat signed "THOMAS SMITH 55 PARLIAMENT ST. LONDON", foliate engraved lockplate signed "THOMAS SMITH LONDON", scroll behind trigger guar

London fine twist, .74 caliber, circa 1850.

Shotgun with side-by-side double barrels, marked St. Etienne / 16.8 bore (16-17 ga.) with serial no. L 11. Circa Late 19th- Early 20th Century. Dimensions: H 6" x L 46" x D 2" Condition: Not tested or

Shotgun by H Hart, London. with a half octagon barrel.

Old Kingdom, 2686-2181 BC. A carved carnelian amulet of a clenched fist. Cf. Andrews, C. Amulets of Ancient Egypt, London, 1994, item 74(a"). 0.16 grams, 6.53mm (1/4"). Ex Michael Nellist collection,

SN: NSN Cal. 84 Bore (.381). Both pistols with 1-5/8” blued oct barrels marked “GREEN – LONDON” on top flat, muzzles engraved with straw leaf panel. Rounded silver foliate scro

all percussion, one marked "Powell 21" on lock, "LONDON FINE TWIST" on 33 in. barrels, possibly 8 gauge, 49-1/2 in.; 12 gauge shotgun, 30 in. barrels, marked "C.G. BONEHILL...." on barrel rib, S/N 126

Fine Belgian Double Barrel Percussion Shotgun, c. 1850, marked "M.L. Chaumont Fournisseur du Roi des Pays Bas", hammers, lockplates, and trigger guard chased with foliate design, walnut stock also fol

1798 Portuguese Contract 16-Bore Flintlock Cavalry Paget Type Carbine, .663 Caliber. The lock plate marked "PORTO/ 1798" together with royal cypher, the round 20-inch barrel with swivel-mounted ramrod

A George II Long Case Clock. John Andrews, London, bearing a faux tortoise shell lacquer with gilt Japanning throughout, circa 1740. Susanin's will not comment on the working condition of any watch or

Pair of John Manton and Son, London Percussion Dueling or Target Pistols, .63 caliber, serial number 6383, visible to trigger guard. Lockplate stamped "John Manton & Son", top of barrel near breech st