Pair of English Flintlock Dueling Pistols

with octagon barrels 8 1/2" long barrel Smith, London early 19th century

Antique cased pair of English flintlock dueling pistols, circa 1790, attributed to John Bass (1761-1794), "boot"/ "box" guns in the Queen Anne style with turn-off (twisting) barrel and wood handles, b

By Thomas Ketland of Birmingham, England. The pair have been well cared for and very nicely crafted with hand chased fixtures and mounts. Each signed nicely at the lock. L15 1/2" Sold from the collect

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

Pair of Flintlock 50 Caliber Dueling Pistols. The barrel measures 10" length. The wooden handle to the tip of the barrel measures 16" length. Combined weight: 5.5 Lbs. Please refer to all pictures. In

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 British tower flintlock dueling pistols in Case.

Gilt brass mounts. 11 1/2 inch barrel, 18 1/2 inches (overall) 5/8 inch (bore approx)

Pair of Turkish-Market Flint-Lock Pistols. Engraved brass with silver-metal beaded accents; while very similar in size and decoration there are slight variances; with wood box. Illegible faded marks t

From the Joseph Gray collection circa 1940's pair of handmade wood and brass flintlock dueling pistols in fitted wood case with balls, mold and flask, box 2.1"x1.9"x.7"H, bronze highly detailed hinged

A pair of Vintage Mid-Century Brass Flintlock Pistols. This wall art is in the form of dueling flintlock pistols. Hooks for hanging are attached. Excellent vintage condition. Measures 12" x 5" x 1". S

SPECTACULAR MATCHING PAIR OF 1700'S DUELING PISTOLS, INTRICATLY ENGRAVED ALL OVER, EARLY FLINT LOCK GUNS

Pair of Mahogany, Brass and Polished Steel Replicas of Flintlock Pistols. (Functioning but non-firing). Each lock plate engraved with the British crown above "GR," and "WILETS 1761." H: 2 in., W: 19.2

Pair of Mahogany, Brass and Polished Steel Replicas of Flintlock Pistols. (Functioning but non-firing). Each lock plate engraved with the British crown above "GR," and "WILETS 1761." H: 2 in., W: 19.2

Some marked Parris. 11-1/2” long to 19” long. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and will be required to

Nice New Old Stock set of 6 LaPirate Flintlock Dueling Pistols. All in packages on the card. Great graphics. Near Mint

Weapons made as gifts for the oriental market that were presented to high-ranking dignitaries and figures. Two-stage barrels decorated with stars, trophies on gilt and blue grounds, modern-type locks

A hard to find matched pair of original, likely Belgium made, early flintlock pistols. Unmarked. Both pistols retain an early finish. Brass and Iron furniture. Both pistols seem to be fully complete b

Pair Percussion Dueling Pistols, nickle plated metal, walnut stocks, engraved butt plate, applied side belt clips, late 19th C, overall length 7 3/4". CONDITION: One appears to work, areas of nickle p

Pair Percussion Dueling Pistols, nickle plated metal, walnut stocks, engraved butt plate, applied side belt clips, 20th C, overall length 7 3/4". CONDITION: One appears to work, areas of nickle plate

Pair of dueling pistols, marked "Merwin & Hulbert, N.Y. Pocket Army and Winchester Calabre 1873". Mother of pearl grips, scroll designs on barrels and handles are similar. 8.5"L. Barrel 3.25". Packed

Encased in a beautifully inlaid hinged box 1.25" L, a pair of dueling pistols with carved wooden handles and accessories. Stunning.

A FINE CASED PAIR OF FRENCH DUELING PISTOLS, CIRCA 1850by the famous gunsmith Gastinne Renette Rond Point des Champs Elysees, ParisThe pair are classic French form, barrels are 10 inches long, signed

High Grade engraved pair cased dueling boxlock pistols. Cased with all the extras you usually donot see. Percussion. 1820 to 1850