An E.I.C. flintlock pistol in good condition with rampant lion to lock plate. The top jaw and screw have been replaced and also one swivel pin. The gun has brass furniture and the steel work is clean with very little pitting. The gun is in good working order.
£845 SOLD
Stock No. 4079

A brass cannon-barrelled boxlock Queen Anne style flintlock pistol with wire inlay to butt. It has a flared butt with a silver grotesque butt cap and there is some loss of wire inlay. The brass action is marked 'Turney London'. The metal is to a dark patina and the gun is in good working order and fair condition. Overall length 8in.
£495
Stock No. 4082

An E.I.C. percussion pistol with rampant lion to lock plate, London proof marks, smooth brown patina to barrel and lock. Good working order and condition but with some old dead worm polish filled to stock.
£695
Stock No. 4058

A very unusual Birmingham proved 32 bore turnover percussion belt pistol. Unfortunately there is no retailer's name on this interesting piece, and I have never seen one of this size. It has five and three-quarter inch barrels, a white metal butt cap and vacant silver escutcheon.
£970
Stock No. 4020

A brass barrelled flintlock Customs pistol by Barnet, marked 'London Customs' to top flat of barrel. 'Customs' is faint and there appears to have been an attempt to remove it. There are one or two patches of very fine pepper pitting to the lock. It has good wood with no cracks or splits. Good working order and condition.
£1495
Stock No. 4000

A brass barrelled flintlock Customs pistol by Barnett of standard pattern. It has a fine hairline crack below the lock at rear. Very good wood retaining most original varnish with some service knocks. The ramrod appears to be original with horn tip and worm. Unfortunately 'London Customs' marking has been removed from the top flat at some time in the past.
£950
Stock No. 4001

A flintlock EAST INDIA COMPANY pattern cavalry pistol with lanyard ring and ‘Baker Pattern’ lock. The lock dated 1813. The barrel has been blued, but otherwise the pistol is in very good working order and condition with no pitting. There is a small crack to right hand side of fore-end at tip.
£1285
Stock No. 4053

A Board of Ordnance 15 bore flintlock pistol made for the War of 1812 by Morris & Co. The pistol is in very good working order and condition.  At this time the British were fully committed to the Napoleonic Wars and America, on 18th June 1812, declared war on Britain who, in their turn, did not declare war until January 1813.  The pistol has King’s proof marks, which show this pistol was proved by the Board of Ordnance. There are also ordnance marks to the lock and to the barrel behind the frizzen, and an ordnance stamp to the butt.  These pistols were made under contract by various contractors for supply to the Indians during this war.  This is one of 2,636 flintlock pistols made for this purpose.  This is a very rare and desirable pistol and comes with assorted research paperwork.
£3195
Stock No. 4038

A boxlock percussion overcoat 34 bore pistol by HOWELL RAMSGATE (very faint). The pistol is worn overall but otherwise in good working order and condition.
£325 SOLD
Stock No. 3093

A percussion side hammer boxlock 35 bore overcoat pistol with concealed trigger and white metal action. It has a walnut slab-sided butt with vacant silver escutcheon.  The octagonal barrel with ‘H. Smith London’ engraved to the top flat.  The metal has been cleaned and there is one old repaired crack to the butt. Overall length 8½in.
£355 SOLD
Stock No. 2759

A fine flintlock 16 bore duelling pistol by Barton, made circa 1812. The pistol has nice, clean wood, good, clean metal work with no pitting. The barrel has been re-browned, the pistol has a roller frizzen and set trigger. Barrel length 10 in.
£2645 SOLD
Stock No. 4019
Note: Late in the 18th century there were two main gunsmiths who specialised in duelling pistols, Robert Wogdon and John Barton. Wogdon was well established by the time Barton came along in the 1790s. He soon realised that the young Barton was very competent and a threat to his business and set about making him a partner. Robert Wogdon was born in 1724, apprentice 1748, gunmaker at Cockspur St. then Charing Cross in 1764. Moved to 14 The Haymarket in 1774. He joined John Barton in 1795 to become Wogdon and Barton until 1802 when Wogdon retired and passed away in 1803 aged 79. John Barton carried on the business from 1803 until 1816 at 14 The Haymarket. Then from 1816-1819 at 5 St. James Street, Haymarket, from where he retired.

A New Land pattern flintlock pistol. Very good clean metal to barrel, lock etc. the pistol has standard brass furniture and good wood, but there is a small piece removed from under the fore-end where a crack normally occurs.
£1050
Stock No. 4023

An un-issued .577 percussion rifled Lancer pistol with crown and 1864 Tower to lock, 10in. barrel. The pistol retains all its original varnish to wood and appears untouched.
£2595
Stock No. 4024

A pair of fine 17 bore back action lock-off pistols with swivel ramrods by NOCK retaining most original finish and varnish to wood. A few minor handling knocks to wood and small loss of finish to one trigger guard.
£3250
Stock No. 3089

A very fine, very large flintlock blunderbuss pistol by DOLEP circa 1690. The massive brass barrel is 8in. in length and overall the pistol is 15in. It has brass furniture and is in very good working order.
£5995
Stock No. 3085

A Spanish miquelet pistol, having white metal inlay to stock and barrel. The metal of the pistol is to a dark patina. Good working order.
£485
Stock No. 3019

A very good Tower Issue Long Sea service flintlock pistol dated 1805 to stock. There is a small piece of wood missing from right hand side of fore-end. The ramrod is probably a replacement. Very good working order and condition.
£3495
Stock No. 3007

A very fine, believed Swiss, military percussion pistol in un-issued condition. It was manufactured under license in Liège.
£795
Stock No. 3022

A New Land pattern flintlock pistol dated 1831 on stock.  Some original brown still to barrel, good working order and condition.
£1550 SOLD
Stock Number 3033

A very fine Long Sea Service flintlock pistol dated 1805.  It appears to be in virtually un-issued condition. There are some minor knocks to wood but the wood is crisp and untouched.  All metal work is clean with no trace of pitting and is almost like new. Complete with it’s original ramrod.
£3995
Stock Number 3035

A fine flintlock Long Sea Service pistol, 12inch barrel, border engraved lock stamped with a crown over GR and TOWER across the tail, full stocked with various stamps, regulation brass mounts, belt hook mounted on the left side, brass capped wood ramrod.
£3,650
Stock Number 2905

A good Potts & Hunt Cheshire Constabulary belt pistol, 8.75inch barrel engraved CHESHIRE CONSTABULARY, border engraved lock engraved POTTS & HUNT LONDON, full stocked with regulation brass mounts, swivel ramrod, steel belt hook mounted on the left side, the butt with lanyard ring.
£1,900
Stock Number 2837

A brass barrelled flintlock blunderbuss pistol, 7.25 inch swamped barrel with ring-turned muzzle, fitted with an under sprung bayonet released by the sliding trigger guard, border engraved action decorated with swags and a stand of arms and signed NICHOLSON, CORN HILL, LONDON, sliding safety, slab sided wood butt, horn capped ramrod mounted along the left side of the barrel.
£2,945
Stock Number 2842

A 32-bore double barrelled percussion officer's pistol, 5inch sighted Damascus barrels, border and scroll engraved back action locks signed B. WOODWARD & SON, full stocked with chequered grip, white metal and steel mounts, swivel ramrod.
£1,625
Stock Number 2807

A 28-bore Victorian percussion Coast Guard pistol, 6inch barrel, border engraved stepped lock stamped with a crown over VR above TOWER 1846, full stocked with regulation brass mounts, the stock carved with the number 19 behind the tang, swivel ramrod, belt hook mounted on the left side, the butt with lanyard ring.
£695
Stock Number 2754

A rare 13-bore Australian Royal Mail Co. belt pistol, 23cm barrel engraved "WESTLEY RICHARDS, LONDON", the lock stamped "AUSTRALIAN ROYAL MAIL CO." full stock with regulation brass mounts, swivel ramrod and steel belt hook.
£2,695
Stock Number 2684

A good flintlock Long Sea Service pistol, king's proof marks, full stock stamped "180X", regulation brass mounts, brass capped wood ramrod.
£3,450
Stock Number 2626

A percussion duelling pistol by JOSEPH CHARLES REILLY, 316 HIGH HOLBORN, LONDON, 9inch sighted octagonal barrel, border and scroll engraved bolted lock, scroll trigger-guard.
£1,895
Stock Number 2652