SOLD FOR £920
William Tranter, a five shot double action 54 bore octagonal barrel percussion revolver marked W Tranter Patent no.34,378, contained in a fitted leather case with James Dixon & Sons brass powder flask, turn key, nipple key, oiler and brass bullet mould (slightly misshapen), contained in an oak box, the lid labelled Adams revolving pistol
SOLD FOR £1150
A 54 bore five shot Adams percussion revolver, retailed by George Gibbs of 20 Clare Street Bristol, the chamber with London proof mark and marked Deane Adams and Deane 30 King William Street London Bridge, the cylinder with London proof mark and serial no.11643R, the butt fitted a cap box, contained in an oak case fitted a bullet mould, cleaning rod, copper and brass powder flask by G & J W Hawksley
SOLD FOR £8800
Joseph Lang, a cased pair of early 19th Century 44 bore percussion pistols (converted from flintlock), both blued octagonal barrels stamped with London company and view proof marks and engraved "I Lang Haymarket". The pistols numbered 1 and 2 on the breach and numbered 465 and 466 on the trigger guard respectively. The stocks and grips in walnut, the grips having checkered pattern with bright steel roccoco buttcaps. The lock plate and hammer engraved with floral design. The walnut case fitted with label of "Joseph Lang, 22 Cockspur Street" and containing ball mould, 2 turnscrews, wadding punch, copper and brass powder flask, cleaning rod, mallet. The case having having two compartments containing oiler, a bone brush and a collection of shot
SOLD FOR £1050
An early 19th century (1813-55) cased set of three percussion pistols comprising a double barrelled pistol and 2 muff pistols, all with Birmingham view and company mark. The double barrel side hammered pistol marked "Sargant Brothers" with stirrup ramrod, chequered walnut butts, blued engraved finger guard. The muff pistols with engraved side plates and chequered walnut butts together with a Sykes powder flask, steel bullet mould, percussion cap box W.E. of London, nipple key and cleaning rod. All contained in a fitted oak case and in good working order
SOLD FOR £65
A 19th Century percussion pocket pistol with 7cm barrel, wooden chequer carved grip (slight damage to grip)
SOLD FOR £95
A 19th Century Continental percussion musket, the lock marked RAS and with Crown AR, the barrel 107cm complete with ram rod
SOLD FOR £80
H Nock, a 19th Century percussion pocket pistol with 6cm dial, the grip with diamond inlay
SOLD FOR £130
A 19th Century French percussion musket marked 1859 and 1865 with 84cm barrel complete with ram rod
SOLD FOR £140
A muzzle loading percussion musket, the 83cm barrel marked AL Gulv.Tor BM.C-DN X1X0193, the lock plate with crown
SOLD FOR £280
Purdy, a 19th Century percussion lock pocket pistol, the 5cm engraved barrel with London proof house marks and with wooden chequer carved grip
SOLD FOR £60
A 19th Century percussion pocket pistol, the 8cm barrel with crossed swords proof mark
SOLD FOR £70
A 19th Century percussion lock pocket pistol, the 7cm barrel with crossed swords proof mark?
SOLD FOR £70
A 19th Century percussion lock pocket pistol, the 7cm barrel with Birmingham proof house mark and chequer carved grip.
SOLD FOR £120
An 18th/19th Century percussion pistol with 23cm circular barrel, the lock with queens crown, having brass mounts and ram rod
SOLD FOR £160
A 19th Century percussion lock carbide with 56cm barrel, the stock with sunburst mark and numbered 23 2082
SOLD FOR £280
A 19th Century 6 shot Remington Type "Navy Patent" percussion revolver with 16cm octagonal barrel
SOLD FOR £85
A 19th Century percussion pocket pistol, the 12.5cm barrel marked L-Y445
SOLD FOR £90
A 19th Century percussion lock pistol, the 19cm barrel with proof marks, the lock marked Kingdon
SOLD FOR £380
A 19th Century 6 shot self cocking percussion pepper pot revolver with 7cm barrel
SOLD FOR £480
A British pattern F 1842 percussion musket with East India Company lock, the 99cm barrel complete with bayonet, the stock marked 1477
SOLD FOR £170
An 18th/19th Century percussion muzzle loading sporting gun with 82cm barrel, complete with ram rod
SOLD FOR £200
A 19th Century percussion pocket pistol, the octagonal barrel with proof marks for Liege Proof House 1811-1892, with cap box to the end of the walnut grip
SOLD FOR £240
A muzzle loading percussion rifle, the lock marked NO3 1866 (crack to the butt) together with an associated socket bayonet
SOLD FOR £70
A 19th Century percussion pocket pistol, the octagonal barrel with crowned U proof mark no.3477 32
SOLD FOR £240
A 19th Century muzzle loading percussion sporting gun with 90cm barrel, the top marked London fine twist, having carved walnut stock