Pair of 1750 Circa Flintlock Pistols

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

A Matched Pair of Early Flintlock Pocket Pistolscirca 1820s, each with a 5 in. cannon-form barrel and recessed trigger, finely checkered walnut grips, receiver and lock ornately engraved with martial

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

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

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

United States Historical Society cased pistols modeled after those found now at West Point. The pair is in excellent condition and accompanied by all documentation and original pamphlets. The pair is

A PAIR OF DECORATIVE FLINTLOCK PISTOLS. (2)

Pair Flintlock Percussion Replica Pistols Including a copy of General George Washington's with Name plate. Marked London. With Display Rack with Metal Royal Emblem. Length 14" & 15".

A pair of Ottoman flintlock holster pistols19th centuryEach appear unmarkedThe "Kubur," or horse pistols, each with intricately carved wood, incised scrollwork on the top of the barrel, silv

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

Pair Of Antique Inlaid Flintlock Pistols. Approximately 13.375L x 6.0H x 2.25W in. Approximately 13.25L x 6.0H x 2.25W in.

Pair of European Flintlock Holster Pistols, second half of the 18th century. 11 3/4 in., .60 caliber barrels with sculpted top flat and inlaid silver crest at the breech; flat lock plates with engrave

7" long, 3" wide barrel. Wear and oxidation.

Pair of Regency Flintlock Pocket Pistols, c. 1820, Edward Bond, London, marked "E. BOND/45/CORNHILL" and "LONDON", Birmingham proof marks,turn-off barrels, with tool, checkered grips, barrel l. 1 1/4

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

Ca. 1976. Excellent. United States Historical Society George Washington Commemorative Cased Pair of Silver Mounted Flintlock Pistols, One of 975 pairs manufactured based on Washington's own pistols fo

China, Circa 1750-1800 Pair of Export Armorial Plates for Robert King, Second Earl of Kingston (1754-1799). "Eleanor Gordon" paper label on underside. Enameled and gilt porcelain Purchased from Eleano

PAIR OF OTTOMAN STYLE FLINTLOCK PISTOLS. HIGHLY DECORATED. ONE IS MISSING PIECE TO TOP. 22" L.

A pair of French silver-mounted flintlock pocket pistols, ca. 1760Oktagonale, nach geschnittenem Baluster in rund übergehende, glatte Läufe im Kaliber 14 mm, über den Kammern graviert und vergoldet

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

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

A matched pair of James Oxborrow flintlock muff pistols cleverly converted to percussion. As detailed in item two, Oxborrow lived and worked in Woodbridge, Suffolk England between the years 1823 - 183