(A) Pair of Double Barrel Percussion Pistols.

Basically unmarked. Measure 7.25 inches and 10 inches long.

Basically unmarked. Each measures 8 inches and 9.75 inches long.

Fabulous pair cased engraved dueling pistols or derringers marked Lott. Exceptional condition

Pair of 1800's double barrel dueling pistols.

A pair of mid 19th century European four-barrel Percussion pistols. All-iron construction, each is engraved with horn and foliate designs, having four grooved barrels that swivel, and two hammers, app

French Style Double Barrel Pin-fire Pistols, Ca. Mid 19th C., L 8.7" 1 Pair | Barrels 4.5". No apparent maker marks. Cocking the hammers lowers the triggers. Carved walnut grips.Collection of the Wind

Alexander Wilson, London, Cased Percussion Cap Pistols, C. 1830s, Approx. .50 Cal., L 8" Barrels | A pair of Alexander Wilson percussion cap pistols. Contained in their original fitted storage case th

PAIR OF BELGIAN PERCUSSION PISTOLSCirca 1850.45 cal. Folding triggers. Removable barrels. Cap box with mask-form lid.Length of barrels 1.5î. Total lengths 6î.

Pair of English Joshua Child Percussion Pistols, .50 caliber. Lockplate stamped "Josh Child" with scrolling engravings throughout including to lockplate, top of barrel, breechblock, tang, ramrod holde

Pair of Allen and Thurber Pepperbox Percussion Pistols, .34 caliber, serial number 363 and 436, visible to cylinders. Left side of hammers stamped "ALLENS PATENT", barrels stamped "Allen & Thurber", "

likely converted M1822 cavalry pistols, octagonal to round 7-7/8 in. rifled barrels, one with lock plate inscribed "M. Imp. de Mutzeg", serial number 1886 on parts, various hallmarks to both sides of

Cased Pair of Engraved London J. Taratt Percussion Dueling Pistols with Accessories. Unserialized, .36 caliber, 6-inch octagonal barrel with fixed front and rear sight

Top of .50 Cal barrel engraved E. London 51 London Wall London. 8 1/2 inches (overall)

19th century, each stamped with Liege proof mark on octagonal 6 5/8 in. barrel; engraved iron mounts, carved walnut stock. 12.75 in. LOA From the Collection of Mr. Wayne Lockey of Grand Junction, CO A

A CASED PAIR OF ENGRAVED BELGIAN PERCUSSION TARGET PISTOLS, MID 19TH CENTURY, eight inch damascus barrels marked with Liege proof, "ELG," with floral engraving on stepped plates and carved and fluted

19th C. Birmingham percussion dueling pistols. Duel 8 1/2" round barrels. 15" overall length. Walnut stock. One Stock does have a split but overall good Condition.

Pair of Percussion Pocket Pistols, Europe, c. 1830-40. 2 1/2 in., .45 caliber round turn-off barrels on foliate engraved frames with hidden triggers and walnut grips, the bottom of the grip with Germa

A cased pair of English percussion cap dueling pistols Richardson, London, late 18th/early 19th century The pistols with octagonal barrels engraved "London" to top, "Richardson" to lock plate, the wal

A pair of percussion box-lock belt pistols A pair of percussion box-lock belt pistols, 19th century, by Lacy & Co London, with octagonal sighted barrels each engraved around the muzzel and signed alon

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

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

Charles Spencer 12 Gauge Double-barrel Percussion Shotgun, Northallerton, England, 1840s. Serial number 295, 29 in. Damascus barrels with central rib engraved 'CHARLES SPENCER NORTHALLERTON'; foliate

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