This is a beautifully built Reading rifle that is graceful and delicate, with great architecture and form. While it is unsigned, it was surely built by someone with skill and knowledge of 18th Century arms and really captured the look and feel of a Reading rifle. It is stocked in a nice piece of walnut […]
This bag is in wonderful condition for its age, and exhibits superior construction technology and period workmanship. Fully lined with home spun linen, a molded strap, scalloped and pierced upper piping, tooled and decorated flap, decorative stitching and being fully piped on all exposed edges are just some of this bags unique and important features. […]
20 ga. Vine Painted Trade Gun, circa 1760 (Type ‘G’) by Clay Smith. “This gun is a typical English style from the mid 18th century. The brass mounts were all copied from original pieces. It has been painted oxide red and over painted with vines similar to the Bumford trade gun. The barrel is by […]
Very nicely built 20 Ga Fowler by Allan Sandy, numbered “148”. Relief carved Cherry stock with a 13 1/2″ Trigger Pull. 32″ long Ed Rayl octagon to round smoothbore barrel. Chambers Colonial Virginia lock, hand tuned by Brad Emig. All brass mounts are hand engraved. Engraved silver wrist inlay. Silver heart front sight. Silver signature […]
Here’s a nice little custom built .40 caliber Southern Mountain Rifle. It features a plain Maple stock with iron mounts and a very pleasing traditional finish. The 38″ barrel was recently re-bored and rifled to .40 caliber by Bobby Hoyt and hand coned by Brad. It features a Small Siler flintlock and Davis double set […]
This is an Original 3rd Generation York County powderhorn. It still remains in original untouched condition, with great surfaces and no repairs. It measures 11″ on the outside curve with a baseplug diameter of 2 3/4″. Price: $375.00
Original 18th Century German flintlock pistol with a 9″ octagon to round wrought iron barrel. The barrel is uniquely decorated with a paneled and molded octagonal section and a “raised” breech tang that also serves as the rear sight. The engraved German lock is still in original flint condition. All of the mounts are hand […]
Beautiful decorated horn container by John Proud. The lid is turned in the fashion of a chip carved base from a York County screw tip powder horn sitting atop the decorated container with polychromed floral scrimshaw all the way around. It stands just over 4″ tall to the tip of the finial. Price: $285.00
Very nice quilled neck sheath by Shawn Webster with a “trade knife” style dagger. The neck sheath measures 10″ long and is decorated with ample amounts of quill work, horse hair cones and a fully quilled neck band. The dagger measures 9 3/4″ overall with a 6 1/4″ blade and a 3 1/2″ turned ash […]
Nice little storage container by John Proud. Turned from horn with banded accents, turned cherry base and a turned cherry lid with horn knob. Measures about 3″ tall. Price: $195.00