GUNS AND SHOOTING
ANTIQUE FIREARMS (no licence required), DEACTIVATED GUNS AND EQUIPMENT
Dated 1857, 1860 and 1864 on various parts. These muskets can be found adapted for use during the American Civil War. Originally produced at the Imperial arsenal in Tulle, France. In very good condition and well stamped.
8 bore? Overall length 60 inches.
Lockplate engraved PERRINS & SON. Replacement ramrod. Perrins & Son were gunsmiths in Worcester from the 1840s. Proofmarks on barrel date it between 1855 and 1868.
Indian manufacture for the Arabain market. High status tribal item. Circa late 17th/early 18th century. 145 cm long. Working mechanism.
Replacement ramrod.
No maker's name. 17 cm long
Stamped Bartram & Co. 19 cm long
Stamped G & JW Hawksley. 19 cm long
Label on each side: 'The Diamond Grain Gunpowder made only by Curtis & Harvey, Hounslow and London.'
The other side shows a musket and a dead bird. Top pulls off. Some wear to black painted finish.
Measures 7.5 cm by 14 cm. Unusual. Flash from camera obscures the label.
£40
11.5 cm long. Engraved on side of brass bowl - DECIG POUDRE
Wooden handle has a 2 cm split on the top.
for a 12 bore
Price: £40
Marked RBG2. 8D/2538.
Price: £40
Brass and ebony, made by G.& O Mawsley
Price: £50