This unsigned early style J.P. Beck rifle was custom built using a Bill Large barrel and a Bud Siler flintlock. The 44″ long Bill Large barrel is tapered and flared and measures approximately 1 1/16″ at the breech and just under 1″ at the muzzle. The barrel is marked under the breech “W.M. Large” and […]
Custom built, unsigned Southern Mountain Rifle with Iron Mounts. Features a 42″ long Colerain barrel, a hand tuned Large Siler flintlock and Davis double set triggers. Ash stock with a very attractive reddish/orange stain. Silver star cheek inlay and side opening iron cap box. Overall a nice rifle that appears to have had very little […]
This is a really well built copy of the early Type G English Trade Guns, circa 1740, by Jack Brooks. This style of trade gun with painted on features is typical of guns traded or gifted to Indians in the southern colonies in colonial America. The architecture, hand wrought mounts, paint tone and decorative vine […]
Unsigned custom built .40 caliber Lancaster rifle in the style of Isaac Haines. It features a relief and incised carved Maple stock, Bivins brass mounts, and a sliding wood patchbox. The 38″ Colerain barrel has been hand coned for ease of loading, the Large Siler flintlock has been hand tuned for a fast and reliable […]
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. […]
Unsigned .50 caliber Lehigh Co. Rifle 44″ long Douglas Barrel w/ Hand Coned Muzzle Hadaway Lock Engraved Brass Patchbox Relief and Incise Carved 13 3/4″ Trigger Pull *There is a small area of “aging” underneath the ram rod channel where it appears there was a wrap at one time.
This is a beautifully made antique checker board, possibly one of the nicest ones I’ve seen. Measuring just under 20″ across it’s a great size for both playing or displaying. The multi species inlay work is very nicely done and adds a lot of artistry and quality to the piece. It shows typical wear of […]
Here we have a pretty rare offering from Cabin Creek, an Iron Mounted Yorktown Rifle! We’ve only ever built a few of these over the years and this one has been well maintained and well cared for through the years. It features a high grade curly maple stock with a deep, rich nitric acid stain […]
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 […]