Stockel records two Branders, both in London and likely related, with cumulative working dates of...
The mid-18th century weapon has a flared three-stage brass blunderbuss barrel is deeply stamped on...
This circa 1770 blunderbuss features a four-stage brass barrel with cannon muzzle. There are two...
The massive flared iron barrel is marked on the left side of the breech with Birmingham proofs...
An impressive and early version of a private purchase boarding pistol with spring-bayonet by John...
This fine blunderbuss pistol, with turned, brass cannon barrel and brass box-lock, was made by...
Round, plain, smoothbore barrel of 9" and .69 caliber, with "P/US" on left side near breech...
Round, plain, smoothbore 12" barrel of .58 caliber bore, with centered Ordnance view and proof marks...
An extremely rare Pattern 1757 Sea Service musket in original flintlock configuration. Round...
The Sea Service pistol of the Napoleonic War of 1812 period was but little changed from the pattern...
The flared brass barrel has turnings at the muzzle. The bottom is fitted with a spring-loaded...
This Pattern was widely used by British naval forces during the Revolutionary War. This example...
This large horn measures about 14 - 1/2" across the bow. Two rings at the spout, followed by a...
Late 18th century, these powder horns were painted with division number for naval use on ships...
With an overall length of 15" (on the curve), this naval priming horn consists of a cowhorn body...
An extremely rare, early American cartridge case (sometimes called a “cartridge box”) for a flannel...
As the Royal Navy put itself on a war footing in 1755, a permanent “Corps of Marines” was authorized...
Tapering, round barrel of 42" length and .71 bore, bearing a crudely-filed “X” on top of the barrel...
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania 1797 contract musket made by unknown maker. 42" smoothbore .69 caliber...
1 of 1,200 Commonwealth of Pennsylvania flintlock muskets contracted to Jacob Lether of York...
One of 2,000 Commonwealth of Pennsylvania 1797 Contract muskets secured by Albert Gallitin and made...
This Type II musket was made at Harper's Ferry in 1810. The full length round smoothbore barrel is...
The two-stage rifled barrel with sights mounted at top. Breech stamped with "US" cartouche as well...
One of 16 contractors hired by the British Board of Ordnance during the War of 1812, these Wheeler...
This musket is in completely "as found" condition and is untouched. During its period of extended...
This Napoleonic musket features a round barrel with bayonet lug mounted on top, towards muzzle. Left...
A superb example of the British East India Company’s “large brass musketoon with swivel” (as it was...
A brass, oblong plate, 76 mm H x 60 mm W, engraved with a central device of a fieldpiece with its...
Large or “coat” sized button for a commissioned officer, 25mm diameter; the front of gilt repousse...
An exceedingly well-made American military canteen of the Federal-early Republic period, probably...
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