Childs Shotgun Reputedly For The Son Of The Earl Of Bath .45 Side By Side
1872 Dated Snider Carbine Allegedly Belonging to a 2665 Sgt. E. Miller of the Royal Fusiliers
Mortimer & Son 1798 EIC Brown Bess Musket By Mortimer Converted To Percussion Cap Muzzleloader
1855 Pattern Lancaster’s Percussion Rifle Musket
Irish ‘Revenue Police’, Lovell’s 1842 Pattern Constabulary Percussion Carbine, with 1840 Pattern Bayonet & Scabbard, Dated 1846, Obsolete Calibre
Scarce, European, Percussion Take Down Fowler (Hunting Gun), Belgian Proof Mark, Obsolete Calibre
Excellent: British, 1887, Victorian MK IV. 1. Enfield Martin Henry Long Lever, with Brass Bore & Muzzle Cover, EM Marks, with post British Service Rawulpindi Arsenal, Nepalese “Native State” Issue Marks 1908, Obsolete Calibre
1887 Dated Martini-Henry MK IV Rifle by Enfield
British 3 Band Snider Rifle by G Ingram Glasgow with BSA Factory Marks
Antique Obsolete Calibre Martini Henry Mk II Rifle
Westley Richards Monkey Tail Carbine