Stocked in a piece of lightly figured Maple and adorned in iron mounts, this smooth rifle by Lowell Haarer has a great look and feel to it. The rifle has been decorated with relief and incised carving throughout, really bringing it to life and allowing the contrast of the finish to show. It features a […]
Pipe Hawk made by Steve Lodding. The design for the hawk comes from a French original that was made in 1760. It features a sterling silver cap and sterling silver bands on the curly maple shaft. The mouth piece is bone accented by a poured pewter inlay. The decorated head of the hawk is made […]
This is a nice custom rifle by David Dodds, built in the Reading Pennsylvania style. It’s stocked in a piece of curly maple and features a 44″ Getz barrel in .54 caliber with a Chambers Early Ketland Flintlock that has been hand tuned here at the shop. The rifle is outfitted with a hand made […]
Nice large antler handled fighting knife by Joe Seabolt with a very neatly done quilled belt sheath. The knife measures 13 3/4″ overall with an 8 1/2″ blade that balances well in the hand. The quilled sheath holds the knife snuggly and measures nearly 13 3/4″ long. This is a good looking combo that offers […]
This is one of our Colonial Virginia Rifles that Shane had built just a few years back. It has seen very little usage during that time and still remains in excellent condition. Our Virginia rifles feature a 42″ Colerain “c” weight barrel, Davis trigger and a large Siler lock, all hand tuned for a fast […]
This early transitional rifle, built by Brad Fountain of the Colonial Williamsburg gunshop, is a copy of rifle #40 from “Rifles of Colonial America” Volume 1, and is an early Eastern Pennsylvania style rifle with strong Germanic architecture and decoration. Shumway makes comparisons between this rifle and the Edward Marshall rifle in RCA, as well […]
Large double edge fighting knife and sheath by Rich and Jeanne McDonald. The knife features a 9″ double edged blade, scrolled crossguard and an ash handle with a copper wrapped ferrule. The sheath has a very rugged design with an iron rivet construction and iron wrapped tip. Overall length is 14 1/8″. Price: $650.00
Exceptional Scottish Dirk by Glenn McClain. This is a beautiful piece with a fully inlaid handle, file decorated and scrimshawed pommel cap and a tooled leather sheath with a decorative silver tip. It measures 17″ overall with a 12″ blade and remains in like new condition. Price: $1000.00
Nice Scottish dirk by Glenn McClain. Accented in brass with a decorative tooled sheath in black, makes for a handsome pairing. Overall length of the dirk is 14 1/4″ with a 9 1/2″ blade. Price: $750.00
Stocked in a great piece of curly maple, this York County style rifle by Lowell Haarer features a neatly engraved 4 piece brass patchbox, silver star cheek inlay, brass wrist inlay and a nicely engraved sideplate to match. The combination of relief and incise carving on the rifle really brings it all together to create […]