A Birmingham Proofed 7mm Pinfire Revolver, c.1860
A well made Birmingham proofed 7mm Pinfire revolver, made c.1860. With folding trigger and lovely undamaged walnut grips, the revolver retains a decent amount of original blued finish and crisp profiles throughout.

Although unsigned, this 6-shot revolver is a quality made example, in full working order, having both single and double action functions, operating well with strong springs.

An obsolete calibre revolver, reasonably priced for the collector.

Barrel length = 3½ inches
Overall length = 7½ inches

Code: 50918Price: 295.00 GBP

Marlin XXX Standard .30RF Pocket Revolver, c.1873
A good Marlin .30" Rimfire revolver made, c.1873, bearing the legend, "XXX Standard 1872" stamped on the barrel rib. Presented in full working order, this 5-shot tip-up barrel pocket revolver is in untouched condition, retaining sharp profiles, perfect rosewood grips, clean screw heads, rifled bore and clear stamps. Overall a lovely revolver with even tones of age patina.

A larger .32 RF version was introduced the following year, making the 1872 model a rarer example to find.

A good example priced to sell.

Barrel length = 3 inches
Overall length = 7 inches

Code: 50917Price:

WW2 20mm Hispano Cannon AP Shell - Fired
A WW2 1943 dated brass 20mm aircraft cannon shell, made and marked on the head stamp by the Dominion Arsenal in Quebec.

Complete with armour piercing projectile and copper banding showing rifling grooves.

A very good fired, primer struck original, with minor age and use related wear.

Code: 50916Price: 12.00 GBP

WW2 German Army Issue Marching Compass
An early WW2 German army issue marching compass, complete and in working order, but showing signs of are related wear to the surface painted finish. Otherwise, much original crinkle black finish to the underside and face, as well as being in generally very good condition, free from dings or dents.

Code: 50915Price: 30.00 GBP

East India Government Issue Percussion Pistol, c.1871
A very good East India Government issue, 16 bore percussion holster pistol, c. 1871. The pistol bears all the usual array of inspector's marks and Tower proofs, as well as the EIG roundel on the woodwork. Cosmetically in untouched condition, the pistol shows light signs of service wear with minor bruises and age patina. All in all, the action is in fully working condition with strong springs, good bore and nipple.

Overall a historic example being one of the last single shot percussion pistols made for the military.

Barrel Length = 8 inches
Overall Length = 13½ inches

Code: 50825Price: 750.00 GBP

Brass Barrelled Coaching Flintlock, c.1800
A London marked and proofed brass barrelled flintlock of coaching pattern, made c.1800. Although unsigned, it is very similar to the pistols made by Harding for issue to the Royal Mail coach guards. It features a stepped and bolted lock, together with a roller frizzen and, what is probably its original horn tipped ramrod, with worm.

Presented in very good condition overall, this is a quality made pistol, which has retained a strong working action, exhibiting good age patina. Generally being of straightforward, no frills construction, this flintlock has little engraved decoration, suggesting that it was intended to fulfil a practical role.

A good quality coaching pistol, with little sign of service wear and overall very good order.

Barrel length = 8 inches
Overall length = 13 inches

Code: 50914Price: 890.00 GBP

The Genuine British Army Pocket Knife - With Spike
A high quality unissued stainless steel pocket knife marked, "The Genuine British Army Knife." Manufactured in Sheffield, this knife is identical to the General Service knives currently available to soldiers, with single folding blade, marlin spike, can opener, screwdriver and lanyard ring.

We have acquired a very small quantity at a discount price.

Code: 50912Price: 29.00 GBP

The Genuine British Army Pocket Knife
A high quality unissued stainless steel pocket knife marked, "The Genuine British Army Knife." Manufactured in Sheffield, this knife is identical to the General Service knives currently available to soldiers, with single folding blade, can opener, screwdriver and lanyard ring.

We have acquired a very small quantity at a discount price.

Code: 50911Price: 28.00 GBP

Army Issue General Service Pocket Knife, c.1953
An excellent stainless steel example of a British Army General Service pocket knife dated, 1953. Presented in superb condition, this early pattern knife shows little sign of any use. Fully marked with the broad arrow and other numbers.

An outstanding example.

Code: 50910Price: 38.00 GBP

Pair Of Massive Man-Stopper Pistols By W. Parker
Selling on consignment: A formidable pair of 12 bore man-stopper travelling pistols by William Parker, which would have been devastating at close range.

Presented in good condition, the pistols are in full working order showing signs of careful use. Fully signed on the locks, both pistols are nicely decorated and the browned twist barrels are marked along the flats, "Gunmaker To His Majesty." Fixed sights, captive ramrods and an overall stocky appearance, make these a purposeful and no nonsense pair.

Quality pistols showing minor signs of handling and gentle wear to the ironwork.

Barrel length = 4 inches
Overall length = 9½ inches

Code: 50909Price: