Percussion Pistols
French 7mm Pinfire Revolver Circa 1860
An excellent French 7mm pinfire revolver, circa 1860. This very fine piece still retains most of it's original factory finish, including nearly 100% of the original blue. 7.75 inches over all,crisply engraved action and cylinder. Drop down ...
Percussion pocket pistol by Richardson of Edinburgh
A very good example of a mid 19th century percussion pocket pistol by Richardson of Edinburgh. An over all length of 6.5 inches, with fine chequered walnut grip and silver escutcheon. The steel framed box lock action is finely engraved and signe...
Rare percussion pistol by Avery of London
An excellent, rare, transitional period percussion pistol, by Avery of 63 New Bond Street London. A good figured 3/4 walnut stock, with horn forend and chequered grip. Horn tipped ramrod. Finely engraved steel mounts and lock ( signed Avery ), 12 ...
Revolver by Bacon Arms Co
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A VERY good .32 rimfire, five chambered, single action revolver ( obsolete calibre). By BACON ARMS Co, NORWICH. CONN, circa 1860. Two piece grips, 8.5 inches over all. This is in a good sound untouched c...
Small Percussion pocket pistol
A good example of what was once a readily available percussion pocket pistol. The type of pistol would have been regarded as your throw away product of today. Only 5 inches over all, with plain walnut grip. The action signed Richardson and Manch...
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