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This is a nice true antique, brass barreled flintlock sea service pistol, 4 1/4" long with a 2 1/2" brass cannon muzzle barrel. Brass funiture. Ornate carved steel trigger. Steel lock, hammer, and pan. Lanyard ring on butt. Brass tipped steel ramrod. Probably 19th century. Nicely made and fully functional. Formerly in the Jerry Tralin's collection and pictured on page 115 of Little John's March 28, 2007 catalog. Photo 2, Photo 3, Photo 4, Photo 5, Photo 6, Photo 7, Photo 8, Photo 9, Photo 10 Price: $1,295.00
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!!!!!SALE!!!!! This is a one-of-a-kind set of 1/2 scale derringers made by the late Daniel Osterman. When Daniel made these miniatures, he only serial numbered the first 50 of each, after that, they were unnumbered. All six of these are serial number 50, the last piece in each series to be numbered. All six pieces are special order silver plated and all except the Colt #1 have special order ivory grips. The set includes the Remington Model 1895 over under double derringer, Remington Elliott derringer, Remington vest pocket derringer, Colt #1 derringer, Colt #2 derringer, and the Colt #3 derringer. As I said above, all are serial # 50. Cased in a nice walnut casing also by Osterman. The miniature derringers are in mint new condition with only some slight tarnish to the silver. The lid to the casing is slightly warped and is difficult to close. Additional photos available upon request. Price: SALE $3,600.00
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This is not a true miniature, but is rather a small full sized antique pocket or muff pistol made by reknown miniature maker John Maycock of England. Scroll engraved brass frame with J Maycock engraved into the left side and Stockport engraved into the right side. Engraved silver grip showing flags, shields, and drums. Center hammer percussion action with fixed (as in non-folding) trigger. Fire blued fluted screw off barrel measures 15/16" long and is about .22 caliber. Overall length is 3 3/8". Engraved charcoal blue hammer with scales and eyes looks like a fish. Nicely cased in a walnut casing with an engraved push button latch and russet felt lining. Accessories include a ivory cap box with a few of the tiny percussion caps, an ivory and brass powder flask, an ivory handled steel bullet mold with sprue cutter, and the makers label on the inside of the case lid. Additional photos available upon request. Price: SALE $2,250.00
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!!!!!New photos and additional information added!!!!! This is a really cool 1/4 scale matchlock war hammer or horseman's hammer by master miniature maker Ron DeWalt of Michigan. 6 11/16" long overall with about a 3 1/8" barrel. The finish is very high polished steel. Beautifully made! The butt unscrews to reveal a ramrod. Complete with the original DeWalt glass topped walnut casing, French fit with red velour lining. Photo 2, Photo 3, Photo 4, Photo 5, Photo 6, Photo 7, Photo 8, Photo 9, Photo 10, Photo 11 Price: $1,100.00
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This is an neat and unusual 1/5 scale Billinghurst under hammer target pistol cased set by Joseph Basile. The fully functional pistol features a globe front sight, extended rear sight, blued steel octagon barrel, and walnut stock and ramrod. The ramrod mounts are polished yellow brass, the balance of the steel parts blued. Cased in a very nice walnut casing which includes the detachable walnut skeleton shoulder stock, brass legged bullet mould with blued steel sprue cutter, brass cylindrical powder flask, brass nipple wrench, walnut handled brass cleaning rod, 3 cast lead bullets, and some round white cloth patches. The pistol measures 4 3/8" from the muzzle to the rear sight. Formerly in the Samuel Weill, Jr. collection.
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Price: $695.00
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A true antique percussion muff pistol from the 1850's or 1860's. Probably made in Belguim. Dissappearing folding trigger, screw off barrel, ivory grip, engraved. Fully functional and shootable if you can find the proper percussion caps. Price: $1,250.00
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