ENGLISH BROWN BESS MUSKET CA 1750

English Revolutionary War-era "Brown Bess" musket, circa 1779, the lock stamped with "GR" crowned and "Tower," proof marks and unknown barrelsmith initials "HB" on the top left side of the breech, the

A mid 18th century British Brown Bess flintlock musket, the distinctive 'banana' shaped lock plate stamped TOWER with a test date of 1743, together with the Royal Cypher for King George II, showing a

Pedersoli Grice 1762 Brown Bess musket, 59" L, barrel 42 1/4". Provenance: Beverly, Massachusetts collection.

Tower "Brown Bess" Type Flintlock Musket Sporterized with Percussion Conversion. The lock plate marked "TOWER" with crown, the 38.5-inch barrel with two proof marks at the breech, the sporterized 3/4

English, ca. 1750. An outstanding underglazed with cobalt decoration coiled prattware pipe; ht. 1.75, wd. 4, dp. 10 inches. Overall good condition.

A socket bayonet from the American Colonial Period, likely for the Brown Bess musket in British service at the time. Bayonet has heavy rust and pitting throughout as well as some light gouges and a de

Brown Bess Steel Bayonet 1700'S. European steel Bayonet ( Brown Bess musket). Stamped 379. Medium: steel. Size: Brown Bess Bayonet

late 18th century, .75 caliber, 42 1/8 in. round barrel stamped with W, walnut stock fitted with brass trigger guard, side plate, ramrod guides and butt plate; the lockplate stamped with broad arrow u

Militaria: a 19thC and later India Pattern 'Brown Bess' .75 musket, the barrel stamped with London Proof marks and Indian armoury codes. Together with a India Pattern socket bayonet, stamped with crow

"BROWN BESS" REPRODUCTION FLINTLOCK MUSKET: Engraved "G. Rice, 1762", crown mark with "G.R.". Overall length 58.5".

Very Old English Oak Sideboard, Pegged Together, ca 1750 - 1780, 31 in. T, 70 in. W, 20.5 in. D

AN UNIVERSAL ETYMOLOGICAL ENGLISH DICTIONARY . BAILEY, N.(athan); ca. 1750. Unpaginated. Lacks title page and all before. Fancy burl design leather boards, plain leather spine having 5 ribs, some cobv

Early English storage chest with claw feet, ca. 1750, 22 in. T, 66 in. W, 22.5 in. D.

Hoyle, Edmond. Hoyle’s Games Complete. London: Thomas Osborne, ca. 1750. Eleventh Edition. Modern brown buckram stamped in gold. 12mo. Signed by Hoyle and the publisher, Thomas Osborne. Soiling in m

very rare & wonderful ca 1750 QA miniature pine carved wall box in orig dry thin Spanish Brown stain from a prominent CT collection - fabulous patina & superb untouched orig cond - 5 1/4" tall

Ca. 1750, hand colored engravings on laid paper. All signed on the plate. Exotic bird dated 1746, pigeon and four that are identified. Black and White Butcher Bird, 1757, Spur Winged Water Hen, Bitter

Georgian Period Sterling Silver Scissors Form Sugar Nips, by Gawen Nash, London, ca. 1750, with engraved GS monogram and shell form tips, 4 1/2" x 1 1/2", 0.87 ozt.

Each stamped in the centers and undersides with the maker's mark "Englisch Zinn / Jacob Isenheim," the undersides further with the stippled monogram "D.M.P.'" together with a large antique English ser

The AEAA is very pleased to present this great pair of earthenware pieces including a ca. 1900 English embossed Rockingham brown glaze horse & hunt pitcher, and a great reproduction bitters bottle mad

English, 18th Century. Japanned looking glass in the Queen Anne style (ca. 1720-1750), the cyma-curved wood frame exhibiting the lacquer technique known as japanning, decorated with chinoiserie bird a

DESCRIPTION: English Henry Maxwell brown leather riding boots. Henry Maxwell Limited was founded in 1750 and is the oldest of the remaining bootmakers in London, supplying boots for cavalry regiments,

North America, Native American, Kenton County, Kentucky, ca. 1000 to 1750 CE. A huge stone hand axe with a three-quarters grooved handle, carved from a mottled pale-brown stone with light inclusions.

**Originally Listed At $500** North America, Native American, Midwest, Eastern Woodland, ca. 500 to 1750 CE. A hefty stone axe head carved from a mottled gray and brown stone with a groove that runs n

Two early 19th century STAFFORDSHIRE porcelain dogs, having reddish/brown decoration through and lock style collars. Ca. 1840 ENGLAND. One is a shade shortly as shown and has hairline on verso as show