Fine flintlock rifle attributed to Peter Kuntz dated 1852. This beautiful rifle features a full tiger maple stock with molded cheek piece. This rifle has a 43.5 inch octagonal barrel with an applied shield-shaped brass front sight and notched rear iron sight. Estimated caliber is .45 smoothbore. The top flat is initialed "P. K" . The lock plate has a stepped tail with "LONDON" stamped in the center. The brass furniture includes a beautiful four piece engraved patch bow with three piercings. The toe plate has engraved borders, a face engraving, and a circular patch box release button. The Lehigh-style trigger guard has a Liberty face inlay at the front extension. There is an inlay of a face with two horses above the cheek piece and an inlay dated 1852 on the underside of the stock. Lastly a silver inlay is placed as the thumb plate. This rifle is in overall good condition. There is a patina to the length of the barrel and the lock plate. A small crack in the wood is present between the side plate and barrel. There’s also a crack in the butt of the stock.

Pennsylvania half stocked percussion rifle attributed to John Henry. This rifle features a 30.5 inch octagonal smooth-bore barrel with mounted front and rear iron sights. Estimated caliber is .41. The top flat of the barrel is stamped "HENRY". The flat lock plate is marked "P. S. J & Co. WARRANTED" and is engraved with a duck hunting scene. The brass furniture includes an oval engraved cap box, butt plate, engraved toe plate, and trigger guard. There is also a plain silver inlay thumb plate, two unengraved wrist escutcheons, as well as two oval inlays along the barrel. The stock has some scattered cracks throughout. The engraving has some wear, but the brass holds a nice patina. The barrel maintains most of its original brown finish with some pitting around the breech.

Lovely full stock Kentucky flintlock rifle attributed to John Moll. The stock of the rifle appears to be painted in a tiger maple style and has a molded cheek piece and Lehigh County Roman nose style. This rifle has a 42 inch octagonal smooth-bore barrel with mounted brass front sight and notched iron rear sight. Caliber is estimated to be .52. The op flat is stamped "I. MOLL". Brass furniture includes a four piece patch box with a fleur-de-lis style finial and engraved lid. The patch box is almost identical to number 546 in the Kentucky Rifle Patchboxes & Barrel Marks book by Roy F. Chandler. The rifle also has a brass butt plate, toe plate, Lehigh County style trigger guard, and washers behind the lock plate screws. The lock plate has a stepped tail and is stamped "A. W. SPIES “ in the center. Condition wise there are scratches throughout the stock. A small chip in the wood of the toe of the stock. The barrel maintains most of its original finish with some marks where it looks like it may have been cleaned or scratched. Some rust to the hammer, pan & frizzen. Brass has a nice mustard colored patina.

Full stock Pennsylvania percussion rifle attributed to Adam Kunz. This rifle has a full Tiger maple stock with molded cheek piece. The octagonal smooth-bore barrel measuring 37.5 inches in length has a front brass sight and rear notched iron sight. The barrel appears to be shortened off the breech cutting off part of the signature. The top flat is marked "***AM * KUNZ" , the rest of the mark is illegible. The caliber is estimated to be .48. The lock plate is marked "A. W. SPIES" and has an engraved scrollwork design throughout. Brass furniture on this rifle includes a four piece patch box with beautiful c-scroll design and engraved finial, upper and lower plates. The patch box style is similar to rifle 399 in the Kentucky Rifle Patchboxes & Barrel Marks book by Roy F. Chandler. The toe plate is also engraved and has an inset rectangular cover release. Also included is the butt plate, trigger guard, and side plate. There are two silver inlays including an oval thumb plate and eight-point Moravian star on the cheek piece. There are some cracks and chips in the wood around the lock plate and side plate. The barrel seems to have lost its original finish and part of the stamped signature is worn away. The lid of the patch box has some wear but otherwise the brass appear to be in good condition with a nice aged patina.

Ohio style half-stock rifle signed Moll. This rifle has 36.5 inch rifled octagonal barrel with front brass sight and rear notched sight. The front sight looks to have been broken off or worn down. Estimated caliber is .40. The top flat is stamped "MOLL". The flat lock plate is marked but it is illegible. May have been a flintlock to percussion conversion. Set triggers. The rifle has silver colored furniture featuring an oval cap box with simple engraving on the lid, butt plate, toe plate, trigger guard and washer behind the lock screw. There are also four oval escutcheons along the barrel. Overall fair to good condition. Rusting and pitting around the breech and hammer. Some cracks in the wood throughout and a chip in the wood around the breech.

Unsigned full stock percussion rifle attributed to Berks County. Brass furniture on this rifle includes an unusual hidden hinge two piece patch box. This patch box shape and design resembles that of other known Berks county rifles. This rifle also has an undecorated butt plate, toe plate, trigger guard, and side plate with beveled edges. The barrel measures 41.5 inches and is octagonal in shape with an estimated .50 caliber smooth-bore. The barrel has a centered blade front sight and notched rear iron sight. The lock plate has a stepped tail and appears as though it may have been a flintlock to percussion conversion. The lock plate is marked but it is illegible. Condition wise the stock has a lot of scratches, dings, and chips. Cracks in the stock along the barrel, side plate, and lock plate. Brass furniture has a nice patina to it. The lid of the patch box has some marks to it. The barrel maintains its brown finish with some pitting and rust around the breech.

Full curly maple stock percussion rifle made by John Young. This rifle has a 40 inch octagonal .35 caliber rifled barrel. Mounted on the barrel is a silver centered on brass front sight and notched rear iron sight. The top flat is marked " J. Young". Brass furniture includes a four piece patch box with engraved details throughout. This patch is very similar in design to another J. Young piece number 786 in the Kentucky Rifle Patchboxes & Barrel Marks book by Roy F. Chandler. The rifle also has a brass butt plate, toe plate, trigger guard, side plate and muzzle cap. There are seven silver inlays including six oval escutcheons along the barrel and thumb plate. The flat lock plate has a rounded tail with an engraved duck hunting scene. The center is marked "C. Baker". Condition wise there appears to be two repaired cracks, one is the toe of the stock and another around the breech. There are typical scratches and signs of wear throughout. The barrel maintains a nice brown finish with some pitting around the breech. The brass has a nice shiny appearance.

Beautiful unsigned full stock tiger maple percussion rifle attributed to Lehigh County. The shape of the stock, patch box, and side plate have Lehigh County characteristics. This rifle has a 41.5 inch octagon barrel with a brass blade front sight and read notched iron sight. The caliber is estimated to be .48 and the bore is smooth. Brass furniture includes a two piece patch box with decorative fleur-de-lis style finial, butt plate, engraved toe plate with latch release, Lehigh style trigger guard, and full side plate. The lock plate appears as though it may have been a flintlock to percussion conversion. The lock plate has quite a bit of pitting making the maker and design illegible. The lock plate also seems to not fit correctly in the stock. The stock has some cracks and chips around the side plate and lock plate. The barrel maintains its finish but, has rust and pitting throughout. Brass furniture has a nice aged patina to it and all engravings are still legible.

Beautiful tiger maple full stock percussion rifle. This rifle is unsigned but, the characteristics of this rifle match those of rifles made by Lehigh/Northampton County gun smiths. This rifle features a 40 inch octagonal smooth-bore barrel estimated to be .44 caliber. The barrel is mount with brass blade centered front sight and notched rear iron sight. The flat lock plate is stamped "R ASHMORE" in the center and has a curved tail Brass furniture on this rifle includes a four-piece patch box decorative engraving on the lid, plain butt plate and toe plate, trigger guard and single point side plate. This rifle has a chip in the wood around the lock plate. There is a crack in the stock along the barrel. The barrel has some pitting and rust. Brass furniture has a nice mustard patina to it.

Lehigh County attributed full stock tiger maple percussion rifle. This rifle has a 42.5 inch octagonal barrel with front blade and notched rear sights. Estimated caliber is .44 and the bore is smooth. The lock plate is initialed "JM". Brass furniture on this rifle includes a four piece engraved patch box, butt plate, toe plate, trigger guard, and side plate. This rifle appears as though it may be a restock of a Moll rifle. The patch-box is Moll-like in style but, the side plate and trigger guard do not match the Moll style. Overall this rifle is in fair to good condition. There are some chips out of the stock around the lock plate as well as a crack in the toe of the stock. The barrel maintains its brown color with some pitting and rust around the breech. The lock plate also has some pitting and rust. The toe plate and butt plate are bent. The brass maintains a nice aged unpolished patina to it.

Beautiful Andrew Wurrflein full Tiger maple stock percussion rifle. Octagonal smooth-bore 37.5 inch barrel with front brass blade sight and notched rear sight. Caliber is estimated to be .42. Top flat marked "A WURFFLEIN PHILA.". Flat lock plate stamped with illegible makers mark and engraved with ducks, double-set-trigger. Brass furniture includes a four-piece patch box with decorative engraving. Plain butt plate, engraved toe plate with lid release, trigger guard, and single point side plate with decorative engraving. Two silver inlays including an eight-point Moravian star on the cheek piece and engraved thumb plate. Condition wise there is a crack in the wrist of the stock and in the wood underneath the barrel. The lock plate is quite tarnished. The barrel maintains most of its finish and has some pitting around the lock plate and breech. The brass maintains its engraving and has a lovely aged patina to it.

Fine Lehigh County ladies rifle attributed to Jacob Kuntz. This rifle has a very petite and graceful full maple stock with a 36.25 inch octagonal smooth-bore barrel approximately .45 caliber with front and rear sights and notches engraved on the barrel. The brass furniture includes a beautiful two-piece patch box with the finial composed of c-scrolls and floral details. Brass butt and engraved toe plate. There is also a pierced two piece side plate that is of the classic Kuntz style. The stock features the classic Lehigh County form. It has a molded relief cheek piece and an incised Fleur-de-Lis carving around the rear ramrod pipe. There are some cracks in the stock in the wrist and between the lock plate and trigger. The brass has wear and patina to it but, maintains all of its engravings. The barrel maintains its brown finish with some rust and pitting throughout.

Full, curly maple stock percussion rifle attributed to John Dreisbach of the Upper Susquehanna school of gunsmiths. This rifle has a 41.5 inch rifled octagonal barrel estimated .50 caliber. The barrel is mounted with brass front sight and notched rear notched iron sight. Top flat engraved with the initials "J. D". The lock plate was manufactured by Joseph Golcher. Brass furniture includes a four piece patch box similar in design to the one (#176) shown in the Kentucky rifle patch box book by Roy F. Chandler. This rifle also has a plain butt plate and toe plate, trigger guard, fore-stock plate and decorated side plate. There’s eight silver inlays throughout. A crescent on the cheek piece, a plain oval thumb plate, and six half circle escutcheons. Overall this rifle is in good condition. There are some cracks throughout the stock as pictured. The barrel has some rusting and pitting around the breech and on the lock plate.

Beautiful tiger maple full stock percussion rifle made by Joseph Clippinger. Long 44 inch octagonal smooth-bore barrel estimated .46 caliber. Front silver blade centered on brass sight and rear notched iron sight. Top flat is engraved " J Clippinger". Lock plate appears to be a flintlock to percussion conversion. The middle is stamped " PHILADELPHIA “ the rest is illegible. Set triggers. Brass furniture includes a four piece patch box with engraved lid, a fancy finial, and top & bottom plates with engraved borders. The butt plate and toe plate are plain, the toe plate contains a hidden lid release. Ramrod pipes and muzzle cap. Four silver inlays accentuate the stock. There is an oval piece with an engraved eagle about the cheek piece, an oval thumb plate, and two heart escutcheons on either side of the wrist. The rifle has cracks in the wrist, crack between the lock plate and side plate and trigger. Crack in the stock beneath the barrel leading to the rear ramrod pipe. Chips in the stock around the breech and lock plate.

Full Tiger maple stock percussion rifle. Octagonal smooth-bore estimated .52 caliber with a length of approximately 40 inches. Brass front sight and rear notched sight. The maker of the lock plate is illegible due to rusting but, there is a lovely duck hunting scene engraved on the face. There’s a crack in the brass of the heel extension. There is a chip out of the toe of the stock. There are also some cracks around the breech and lock plate & side plate. The ram rod is missing from the rifle.

Peter Neihart full stock Pennsylvania percussion rifle. This rifle has a 34.5 inch octagonal smooth-bore estimated .52 caliber barrel with front brass blade sight and rear notched sight. The top flat is signed "P-t-r Neihart". Flat lock is marked "RIDDLE “. Brass furniture includes a two piece hinged patch box with engraved finial and lion engraving on the lid. Crescent butt plate with engraved toe plate, trigger guard, side plate, and muzzle cap. There appears to be a thumb plate and cheek piece inlay made of copper. Overall this rifle is in good condition. There are some cracks in the stock notably in the toe and wrist. The barrel has a patina to it and wear from age. The brass furniture retains an unpolished mustard color and all engraving is still legible.

Beautiful Monroe county attributed full stock percussion rifle. Though this rifle is unsigned it shows influences to known pieces by Nicolas Hawk and his apprentice Jacob Deemer. The patch box closely resembles patch box 372 in the Kentucky Rifle Patchboxes & Barrel Marks book by Roy F. Chandler. This rifle has a 36 inch octagonal rifled barrel estimated .35 caliber. The barrel has a front silver blade centered on brass and rear notched iron sight. Brass furniture includes a four piece plain patch box with seven piercings. Lid looks to be re soldered. Plain toe & butt plate with an extended heel extension. There is also a large forend plate and small side plate. The flat lock plate is marked C. Baker and features an engraved duck hunting scene. There are some cracks in the stock around the lock plate and side plate. Another crack is in the toe of the stock. Tarnishing to the lock plate, barrel, and brass pieces is present.

Half-stock curly maple percussion rifle of unknown maker. This rifle has a 36.5 inch rifled octagon barrel of approximately .46 caliber. The barrel has a brass front sight and rear iron sight. The top flat of the barrel is marked "J * D". Brass furniture includes a four piece engraved patch box with three piercings. Toe plate with an engraved border that contains a hidden lid release. Brass trigger guard and fore-stock plate. Seven silver inlays including a decorative engraved c-scroll on the cheek piece, a thumb plated engraved "H W", two wrist escutcheons, and two escutcheons along the barrel. This rifle appears as though it might be an 1850s restock of an earlier rifle. The signature on the barrel looks like an older script and is similar to a John Dreisbach rifle but, the patch box resembles one from Eastern Pennsylvania. Overall good condition. Some cracks in the stock along the butt plate, barrel, and along the lock plate & side plate. Chip out of the wood around the lock plate and breech. Barrel maintains its blued color but, has rusting and pitting throughout. Signature is clear. Brass inlays have a nice patina to them.

Lovely full stock curly maple flintlock rifle attributed to Lehigh County. This rifle shows many similarities to rifles made by the Moll family. Such as the two piece patch box with fleur-de-lis style finial, the stock style and shape and the side plate with an arrow head design. The patch box is similar to that of rifle 550 on page 285 of the Patchbox book by Roy F. Chandler. This appears to be an earlier rifle with a simple two piece patch box, a wider butt of the stock, and a full side plate with beveled edges. The rifle also has a simple toe plate with floral design around the screw which is a similar style to other Moll rifles. The rifle has a silver inlay thumb plate and 8-point Moravian star inlay on the cheek piece . There is a 38 inch rifled bore octagonal barrel with a caliber estimated to be .52. The barrel has a small front sight and notched rear sight. There is some decorative engraving on the top of the barrel as well. The lock has quite a bit of tarnishing making the maker illegible. There are some cracks throughout the stock as pictured. As well as rusting, tarnishing, and pitting on the barrel, lock, and metal pieces.

Beautiful tiger maple full stock percussion rifle attributed to Edward Reedy. Edward Reedy was the son of famous Gratz gunsmith Leonard Reedy. Edward Reedy learned gunsmithing and later moved to Illinois. This rifle has 27.25 inch rifled octagonal barrel estimated to be .35 caliber. The top flat is initialed " E.R." and is adorned with decorative engraving. Front brass blade sight and rear notched iron sight. Flat lock plate with no legible maker’s mark and engraved c-scroll designs. No patch or cap box. Brass toe & butt plate, trigger guard, side plate, and muzzle cap. Oval silver inlay thumb plate. Overall this rifle is in good condition. There doesn’t appear to be any cracks to the stock. The barrel holds a nice brown finish. Some pitting around the breech. Tarnishing to the lock plate. Brass holds a nice unpolished patina.

Full stock percussion rifle with silver inlay circular patch box. Patch box features a lovely design of a heart. The rifle also has a silver inlay of what appears to be a Canadian goose and a thumb rest. Lock plate is marked "Henry Parker Warranted". Brass fore stock plate. There appears to be a crack in the butt stock that was repaired. There’s also a split in the wood along the barrel. Octagonal rifled barrel with a length of approximately 38.25 inches. The caliber is estimated to be .48. Condition wise there is a split in the stock between the lock plate and fore plate. The barrel holds most of its original finish.

Beautiful tiger maple full stock percussion rifle. The style of the patch box on this rifle resembles a known rifle made by John Henry. This rifle has an 38 inch octagonal smooth-bore barrel estimated .52 caliber. With mounted front brass blade sight and rear notched iron sights. It appears as though this may have been a flintlock to percussion conversion based off the lock plate. The lock plate is stamped "WARRANTED" in the center. Brass furniture includes a plain four piece patch box, butt plate, toe plate with latch release, trigger guard, side plate, ramrod pipes, and muzzle cap. There is a crack in the toe of the stock and around the lock plate. There is also a crack around a pin underneath the barrel and a pieces of wood broken off around the muzzle of the barrel.

Unsigned full stock curly maple percussion rifle. This gun has a 42 inch octagonal smoot-bore barrel of approximately .44 caliber with front and rear sights. Brass butt plate and trigger guard that is loose. Lock plate does not have any maker marks. There are cracks in the wood around the lock plate as well as pitting and surface rust on the barrel.

Early flintlock fowler long rifle with a beautiful curly maple stock. This rifle has a very long 55.5 inch smooth-bore barrel with front blade sight and rear notched sight. The lock plate does not have a makers mark. Brass furniture includes the butt plate with engraved details on the heel extension, trigger guard & side plate which are also engraved, and the muzzle cap. Overall this rifle is in good condition with some chips in the stock around the lock plate and breech other than that the stock looks to be in good condition. The bras has a nice mustard colored patina to it and all engravings are legible. The barrel maintains its brown finish.

Lovely full stock Kentucky rifle attributed to Peter Kuntz. This rifle has a 44 inch octagonal smooth bore heavy barrel with front and rear sights. Approximately .41 caliber. The stock has a carved design around the rear ramrod pipe. Brass furniture includes a four piece engraved patch box with rococo designs. Butt plate and toe plate with an engraved face design. The toe plate has a circular lid release that is unable to be opened. The lock plate is stamped "James Golcher" in the center. It appears that this rifle was converted from flintlock to percussion. Condition wise there is some damage to the butt plate as pictured. There are cracks on either side of the barrel around the lock plate and side plates. It also appears that there may have been a piece of wood that cracked off around the end of the barrel. The barrel feels loose in the stock.

Berks County attributed beautiful full stock flintlock rifle with octagonal heavy barrel. Barrel measures approximately 39 inches and is top marked "D.B.". Smooth-bore estimated .50 caliber. Similar in style to rifle 70 in Roy Chandler’s Kentucky Rifle Patchbox & Barrel Marks book. This rifle also bares resemblance to works attributed to Wolfgang Haga. Brass furniture includes a four piece patch box, butt plate, trigger guard, and side plate. The side plate does not look to be of Berks County style. Lock plate is marked but, it is illegible. Set triggers. Silver crescent moon inlay on the cheek piece and silver inlay thumb plate. Unable to open the patch box. Chip in the wood in front of the lock plate. Lock plate is marked but unable to be made out.

Intriguing full stock side-by-side percussion rifle. This rifle has double heavy octagonal rifled barrels measuring approximately 36.5 inches with mounted front and rear sights. Each barrel has a different caliber; one is .32 and the other .44. On both sides are lock plates marked "Henry Parker Warranted". Brass furniture including a brass trigger guard housing double triggers, butt plate and toe plate. There is a crack in the toe of the stock and along the barrel originating from the lock plate. As well as chips in the wood around the breech. There is rust and pitting on the lock plates and barrels but, the barrels maintain their original finish.

Heavy barrel over/under percussion rifle. Both barrels measure 40 inches in length. The top barrel is an octagonal rifled barrel of approximately .40 caliber and the bottom is a smooth-bore barrel of .60 caliber. The top barrel has front and rear sights. There are no barrel signatures or markings present. Both lock plates are marked "G GOLCHER" in the center and have engraved duck hunting scenes. Brass furniture includes a circular cap box, butt and toe plate, and trigger guard. The trigger guard houses double triggers. Condition wise there is surface rust throughout the barrels especially around the breech. There’s also dark paints and wear to much of the brass. The stock has scratches throughout and a small crack in the toe. Ramrod is missing.

Fine full stock Kentucky percussion rifle attributed to the Upper Susquehanna school of gun makers. The patch box and side plate resemble those of other known Upper Susquehanna gunmakers. This rifle has a 39 inch octagonal rifled barrel of approximately.41 caliber. The barrel has a front brass blade sight and rear notched iron sight. The flat lock plate is marked "WARRANTED" , the rest is not legible. The brass furniture includes a four piece patch box with six piercings and a border engraved on the lid. The full length stock has a silver half moon inlaid above the cheek piece. This appears as though it may have been a restock as the stock style does not match that of typical Susquehanna rifles. There is also a small silver oval wrist escutcheon. Overall this rifle is in good condition, there is a crack in the toe of the stock and some scratches throughout. The brass has a nice mustard patina to it. The barrel maintains most of the original finish.

Slender full stock Pennsylvania percussion rifle attributed to Monroe county. This rifle has a full octagonal smooth-bore barrel with mounted sights measuring 37.5 inches. Approximately .52 caliber. The flat lock plate is marked "RIDDLE". This appears to be a flintlock to percussion conversion. The brass furniture includes a four piece patch box with three piercings. The full length stock has a silver dove inlaid above the cheek piece. There is also a small silver oval wrist escutcheon. The style of the patch box has influences of Nicolas Hawk and possibly his known apprentice Jacob Deemer. Condition: There is a crack in the toe of the stock. There is also a crack on the underside around the trigger and trigger guard as well as between the side plate and barrel. The barrel has tarnishing throughout.

J. Henry Phila top marked full stock percussion rifle. Octagonal smooth bore barrel with top mounted sights. Approximately .44 caliber. Brass furniture including a four piece patch box with four piercings. Ornate engraved toe plate with two piercings. Side plate with flower engraving. Oval silver inlay engraved with a stag above the cheek piece. Oval silver inlay thumb plate. Flat lock marked "Golcher". Appears as though this may have been a flintlock to percussion conversion.

Full stock Pennsylvania percussion rifle. Approximately 47.5 inch barrel with front brass sight and notched rear sight. Approximately .54 caliber. Top flat is stamped "W.H.". The lock plate does not have any distinguishable maker marks on it. Brass furniture includes an oval patch box with carved lid and finial, butt plate, trigger guard, and side plate. Condition wise there are scratches and dings throughout the stock but, there doesn’t appear to be any major cracks. The barrel maintains its original brown finish with pitting around the breech. The lock plate also has some tarnishing and pitting. The brass furniture has a nice aged patina to it and all engravings are legible.

Full tiger maple stocked Kentucky percussion rifle. This rifle has a very defined Roman nose style stock This rifle has a long approximately 48 inch barrel with front and rear sights. The lock plate is marked "—— WARRANTED" and is engraved with a duck hunting scene. Brass furniture includes a circle cap box with decorative scrollwork details, butt plate, and engraved toe plate. There is also a decorative trigger guard, washer behind lock plate screw, and brass inlay on the molded cheek piece. Condition wise there are cracks throughout the stock the worst being in the toe of the stock. There are also cracks and chips to the wood along the barrel. The barrel and lock plate have pitting and loss of finish. The brass furniture has a mustard unpolished color to it with some freckling.

Unsigned short heavy barrel percussion rifle. This rifle has a 28 inch rifled octagonal heavy barrel with front and rear sights. Approximately .52 caliber. It has an unmarked flat lock plate. Brass furniture includes the butt plate, toe plate, trigger guard, and side plate. The side plate is reminiscent of those by Samuel Miller. Condition wise there are a lot of scratches throughout the stock. There’s a large chip in the wood around the lock plate. The barrel maintains its original finish with scratches and rust concentrated around the breech and lock plate. Most of the brass has a dark patina to it.

Full stock percussion rifle made by John Ford. This rifle has 38.5 inch octagonal smooth-bore barrel with mounted sights. On the top flat " J. Ford" is engraved in block letters. Approximately .50 caliber. The stock has a checkered carved wrist. Brass furniture includes a four piece engraved patch box with no piercings. Plain butt stock and toe plate with circular latch release. The latch release button appears to be stuck in the stock and the lid of the patch box is loose. The lock plate does not have a maker mark but, is engraved with pheasants and c-scrolls. There are cracks throughout the stock. A crack in the toe of stock looks to have been repaired. The barrel maintains most of the original finish and the signature stamp is clear. There is some some pitting around the breech and hammer as well as tarnishing on the lock plate. There are scratches on the brass furniture as well as a nicely aged patina.

Germanic 18th century Jaeger rifle. This rifle has a full stock with relief carvings throughout. A 25.5 inch rifled octagonal barrel with front and rear sights. Approximately .70 caliber. This rifle has an interesting wooden sliding patch box cover and an additional storage compartment with a sliding cover on the toe of the stock. Brass furniture on this rifle includes the butt plate, trigger guard, ramrod pipes, and side plate. The rifle has a muzzle cap made of a hard natural material. The lock plate is unmarked but, it appears to be a replacement. Overall this rifle is in fair to good condition. The barrel has a lot of surface rust and pitting. There are a lot of of cracks and chips throughout the stock.

Pennsylvania swivel breech double barrel percussion rifle with set trigger. This rifle features a 37 inch long swivel breech double octagonal barrel assembly. Each barrel is approximately .44 caliber. Both barrels are fitted with front and rear sights. There is a small "trigger" which allows the barrel assembly to swivel. Both sides of the barrel assembly have ramrod pipes and both ramrods look to be replacements. Neither barrel show any signature or marks to indicate who the maker of this rifle may have been. The lock plate appears to be marked "- Barker Warranted “ and has some engraved details that are hard to make out. Brass furniture includes the butt and toe plate, trigger guard, and side plate. Condition wise the barrels maintain most of their finish with dings and scratches throughout. There are chips in the stock around the breech and a crack in the toe of the stock. Brass furniture has an aged patina to it and some scratches and dings.

Beautiful full tiger maple stock flint lock rifle attributed to Jacob Deemer. This rifle has 39.5 inch octagonal smooth bore barrel with brass front sight and notched rear iron sight. Approximately .44 caliber. The top flat is signed "J.D.". Brass furniture includes a lovely four piece engraved patch box. The patch box features five piercings and rococo designs. The rifle also has a plain butt plate, engraved heel extension, and toe plate. The toe plate has an inset rectangular latch release. The designs shown on this rifle are very similar to those of Nicolas Hawk of whom Jacob Deemer was believed to have been an apprentice. The rear of the trigger guard also has an engraved brass piece and to the front of the trigger guard is a lovely fore-stock plate. The rifle has two silver inlays including an oval thumb plate and eight point star on the cheek piece. The lock plate has a maker mark that is illegible due to tarnishing. The stock has some cracks throughout notably in the toe of the stock, in the wrist, and around the side plate and trigger guard. Barrel has some pitting and rusting but, it maintains most of the original finish. The signature on the top flat is legible. The brass furniture has patina to it but, all engravings are legible.

Full tiger maple stock flint lock rifle by Adam Angstadt. This rifle has a 41.5 inch octagonal rifled barrel with front and rear sights. Approximately .50 caliber. The top flat is signed "A Angstadt " . Lock plate has no visible maker mark present. Brass furniture includes a four piece engraved patch box, butt plate with latch release, toe plate, trigger guard, side plates, and muzzle cap. Eight silver inlays decorate the rifle. There are six oval inlays along the barrel, a crescent moon on the cheek piece, and oval thumb plate. There is a crack in the toe of the stock as well as in the wrist. Brass has a nice patina to it. There is rust and pitting throughout the barrel and lock plate. The signature is still legible.

Unsigned full stock flint lock rifle. 42 inch octagonal smooth-bore barrel with mounted sights. Approximately .44 caliber. Brass butt plate, trigger guard, side plates and muzzle cap. Lock plate is marked but, not all of it is legible "—— & Co. Philad". Stock has scratches and dings throughout. There is a chip in the toe of the stock. The barrel appears to maintain most of its finish with rust and pitting throughout.

Beautiful full stock flintlock rifle by Peter & David Moll of Hellertown. This rifle has a 40.25 inch octagonal barrel with front and rear sights. Approximately .55 caliber. The top flat is signed " P. & D. Moll Hellertown ". Brass furniture on this rifle includes a Lehigh style two piece patch box with engraved border. The butt plate contains the latch release and there is a decorative toe plate. This rifle is in good condition with no major cracks or damage aside from a crack around the side plate. The barrel and lock plate have some tarnishing to them but, the signature on the top flat remains legible. The brass furniture is in good condition with a patina from age.

Unsigned full stock percussion Kentucky rifle. This rifle has a 43.75 inch barrel with front and rear brass sights. Brass furniture includes a beautiful oval patch box with engravings throughout, a plain butt and toe plate, a fancy engraved trigger guard, ramrod tubes, and muzzle cap. Lock plate does not have any maker marks visible. Some cracks throughout the stock as pictured. Lots of tarnishing to the barrel and lock plate as well as to the brass pieces.

Unsigned fullstock percussion Kentucky rifle attributed to Abraham Kiser. This rifle is almost identical to a signed A. Kiser rifle sold by Morphy Auctions in September of 2019. This rifle has an approximately 43.25 inch barrel with mount front and rear sights. Brass furniture includes a two-piece plain patch box, butt and toe plate, trigger guard, thumb rest, side plate, and crescent moon inlay on the cheek piece. The lock plate is marked "WARRANTED" in the center. There is some rust and pitting to the barrel and lock plate but, it maintains most of the original finish. Some chips, cracks, and scratches to the stock are present. The brass has a nice aged patina to it.

Wonderful side-by-side double octagonal heavy barrel Kentucky rifle. Both barrels measure 40.5 inches and are mount with front blade sights and rear notched sights. One barrel is marked "G.F." in script on the top flat. Brass furniture on the rifle includes a beautiful patch box with engraved details throughout. The rifle has a plain butt and toe plate with a circular button lid release on the toe plate. The trigger guard is also on the simpler side, the rear ramrod pipe has some engraving throughout, and there is a brass muzzle cap. Both lock plates appear to be unmarked. There is quite a bit of rusting and pitting throughout the the barrels and lock plates. The stock has some cracks mainly around the patch box and butt plate as well as the lock plates.

Full stock percussion rifle attributed to Lehigh County. This rifle has characteristics of Lehigh County gun makers such as the Roman nose stock style and side plate. The barrel length measures 41 inches and has a silver front blade sight and notched rear sight. The top flat may have once been signed but, there is now a lot of pitting and rust in that area. The lock plate looks as though it is a flintlock to percussion conversion. There is also a lot of pitting to the lock plate making any maker mark illegible. Brass furniture on this rifle includes a two-piece patch box with engraved finial and lid. Butt plate with lid release and engraved toe plate, trigger guard, and side plate. There are also six half moon brass inlays along the barrel. This rifle also has two silver inlays which are an eight point Moravian star on the cheek piece and a thumb plate. There are cracks in the stock around the toe plate, lock plate, and along the barrel. The brass has a nice shiny appearance to it and all engravings are visible.

Unsigned full stock Kentucky percussion rifle. This rifle has a beautiful slender full tiger maple stock with a 40.5 inch octagonal barrel. The lock plate is stamped "JOHN WALKER" in the center. It may have been a flintlock to percussion conversion. Brass fur includes a four-piece unengraved patch box, butt plate, toe plate with circular latch release, trigger guard, and washers behind lock plate screws. There is an 1835 capped bust dime inlay on the cheekpiece. The barrel seems to have lost a lot of its original finish. The brass has a nice shiny appearance to it. There are cracks in the stock along the barrel, toe plate, and wrist.

Slender full stock Pennsylvania flintlock rifle. This rifle has a 39 inch octagonal barrel with mounted front and rear sights. Four-piece patch box with a circular silver inlay. Brass butt & toe plate, trigger guard, side plate, and muzzle cap. Silver inlay thumb plate, crescent moon medallion on the cheek rest, and six escutcheons along the barrel. Lock plate is inscribed with what looks like "RIDDLE". Overall fair condition. Crack in the heel of the stock, around the side plate, lock plate, and throughout the forend. Loss of forend around barrel edge.

Unsigned bench rifle from Reading/Berks County area. Curly maple stock, brass star inlay on cheek piece, and cheek piece brass inlay. Re-conversion back to flintlock. Overall length: 54". Barrel length: 39". Octagonal barrel. Flintlock. Four-piece patchbox.

Full stock curly maple percussion long rifle. 39 inch octagonal barrel with mounted front and rear sights. Four piece brass patch box, butt plate, toe plate with rectangular inlaid latch release, trigger guard, side plate, and muzzle cap. Silver inlay thumb plate and eight-point Moravian star on the cheek piece. Lock plate stamped "James Golcher". Set trigger. Condition is fair to good. Barrel maintains most of its original finish with some pitting and rust throughout. Cracks are present in the toe of the stock, and around the toe plate and trigger guard.

Lovely Pennsylvania full curly maple stock percussion rifle. 40 inch octagonal rifled barrel with front and rear sights. There is decorative engraving around the breech and possibly a signature but it is illegible. The lock plate is stamped with a maker mark but, it is also illegible. However, there is an engraved duck hunting scene that is legible. Brass furniture includes a two piece patch box with "JK" engraved on the lid, it is unknown if this is the maker’s initials or the owners. The butt plate has a latch release. There is also a brass engraved toe plate, trigger guard and side plate. There are eight total silver inlays, including an oval thumb plate, an eight-point star on the cheek piece, and six oval escutcheons along the barrel. Condition wise this rifle has cracks throughout the stock. Some cracks in the wrist appear to be repaired. There are also some cracks along the barrel and toe of the stock which may have also been repaired. The lid of the patch box does not stay latched. There are spots of rust and pitting along the barrel as well as on the lock plate. The brass holds a nice patina.

Full curly maple percussion stock Kentucky long rifle. This rifle has a 35.25 inch octagonal smooth-bore barrel. The flat lock plate is marked "P.S.J & Co WARRANTED" and is engraved with a duck hunting scene. Brass furniture includes a simple oval cap box, butt & toe plate, trigger guard, and washer beneath lock plate screw. Condition wise there are cracks in the toe of the stock, no other cracks appear to be present. There is a lot of surface rust and pitting along the barrel and lock plate. The brass has a nice patina.

Lehigh County attributed full tiger maple stock percussion long rifle. This rifle has an approximately 41.25 inch octagonal barrel with front and rear sights. The barrel has two lines engraved before and after each sight which is a characteristic of the Moll family. Other characteristics of Lehigh County is the Roman nose style stock, two-piece patch box with fleur-de-lis style finial, and the side plate resembles that of Thomas Hess. The lock plate is marked "JAMES GOLCHER" in the center. Brass furniture includes a two-piece patch box, butt plate, fleur-de-lis style toe plate, trigger guard, and side plate. This rifle also has two brass inlays, an oval thumb plate, and an eight-point Moravian star on the cheek piece. Overall this rifle is in good condition, there doesn’t appear to be any cracks in the stock. The barrel has some loss of finish and pitting around the breech. The lock plate also has tarnishing and pitting to it. The brass has a nice mustard patina. The heel of the butt plate looks like it has fingerprint marks in it.

Lehigh County attributed full stock percussion rifle. Lehigh County characteristics shown in this rifle is the Roman nose style stock, arrowhead side plate, and simple two-piece patch box with fleur-de-lis design finial. This rifle has a 43.5 inch octagonal smooth-bore barrel. The side plate does not have any legible marks. The brass furniture includes a two-piece patch box with an interesting curved lid. This rifle has a wider butt plate measuring approximately 1.75 inches in width. There is also a toe plate, trigger guard, side plate, thumb plate, and eight-point star inlay on the cheek piece. Overall this rifle is in good condition. There is a crack along the lock plate, along the barrel, and a chip along the fore end. The brass has a mustard color patina to it. The trigger guard is darker in color.

Flintlock to percussion conversion. Ashmore warranted lock plate. Plain wooden stock no patch box. 41.75 inch barrel. Large chip in the butt of the stock.

Beautiful curly maple half stock percussion rifle. This rifle has a 32 inch octagonal smooth-bore barrel. It has a circular cap box with ornamental finial. The lock plate is marked "JOSH GOLCHER". The butt plate and trigger guard which are typically made of brass look to be painted metal. There is an inlay of a dog on the cheek piece. Overall this rifle is in good condition. There are some small cracks in the stock notably around the barrel. The paint on the butt plate & trigger guard has chips and wear to it.

Over/under heavy barrel percussion rifle. This rifle has two octagonal barrels measuring 34.5 inches in length. There are ramrods on both sides. The lock plates are made by two different makers. One is marked "H. ELWELL WARRANTED" the other is not completely legible. Double triggers. Brass furniture includes an inlay on the stock of a knife, butt plate and trigger guard. This rifle is in good condition overall, there are no visible cracks in the stock, the side plates do have wear to them. The barrels maintain their brown finish with some spots of wear throughout.

Lehigh County Pennsylvania full stock flintlock rifle. This rifle has a 43 inch barrel 2-stage barrel with front and rear sights. Lock plate is marked "Josh Golcher" in the center. Full tiger maple stock with molded cheek piece. Brass furniture includes a two-piece simple patch box, crescent butt plate, trigger guard, and side plate. Set triggers. This rifle needs some TLC, there’s multiple cracks in the wood along the barrel and side plate. Barrel retains a brown surface. The brass furniture retains a dark unpolished mustard patina.

Full stock tiger maple percussion rifle. This rifle has a 41 inch octagonal with silver front blade sight and rear notched sight. There is a lot of pitting to the lock plate and breech of the barrel making it impossible to determine a maker if one was marked. Set triggers. There are scratches and dings throughout the stock. Crack in the stock along the forend of the barrel.

Henry Albright long rifle from Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. This rifle has a 34.5 inch octagonal barrel with brass front sight and rear notched sight. The top flat is signed " H. Albright". The flat lock plate is marked “ P.S.J & Co. Warranted”. This rifle has a brass butt plate, trigger guard, side plate, and muzzle cap. Condition wise this rifle is in need of some TLC, it has cracks in the wrist, around the side plate and trigger guard, as well as pieces broken off along the barrel. The barrel maintains a brown color with visible signature. The lock plate and hammer have rusting and pitting.

Full stock percussion rifle attributed to Lehigh/Northampton county. This rifle has a 43 inch octagonal smooth-bore barrel. Brass furniture includes a two-piece patch box with a c-scroll finial. Butt and toe plate, trigger guard, side plate, muzzle cap, and ramrod pipes. The lock plate is marked but it is illegible. There are two silver inlays, one thumb plate, and an eight-point star on the cheek piece. Condition wise the barrel maintains most of its original finish, there is some loss of finish around the breech. The lock plate has tarnishing to it. There is a crack in the toe of the stock and a chip around the lock plate. There’s also scratches in the stock throughout. The brass has a nice unpolished mustard patina to it.

Full stock percussion long rifle. Approximately 43 inch octagonal barrel with front blade sight and rear notched sight. The barrel looks to be stamped on the side but it is illegible. The lock plate looks as though it may have been a flintlock to percussion conversion. It’s stamped in the center "—- WARRANTED". The rifle has a brass crescent butt plate, toe plate, trigger guard, side plate, and nose cap. There are six silver oval inlays along the barrel. Overall good condition, with scratches and digs to the stock, pitting and freckling to the barrel and lock plate. Patina to the brass.

Beautiful side-by-side half stock percussion rifle. Both barrels have a length of approximately 31.25 inches. Each barrel is stamped "PH", one barrel has some numbers stamped on it and both have an unknown symbol. The rifle has a circular cap box with an engraved stag finial and lid engraved with a dog. The inside of the lid is stamped "TK No. 41?. The heel of the butt plate and trigger guard have an engraved floral design. Overall this rifle is in good condition. There doesn’t appear to be any cracks to the stock. One barrel has loss of finish around the breech. The ramrod looks to be a replacement. There’s a ding to the end of one barrel.

Blunderbuss Islamic style pirate souvenir pistol. This appears to be a souvenir pistol because the barrel is pinned. The barrel measures 11.25 inches and is intricately engraved with different symbols. The butt plate, side plate, and trigger guard are also engraved. The stock is decorated with wire inlay throughout. The lock plate is unmarked. Overall length is 21.75 inches.

This pistol has an 8.5 inch brass barrel with front sight. The flat lock plate looks to be stamped but, it is illegible. Brass furniture includes a trigger guard, brass washer surrounding the lock screw, pommel cap and ferrules. Stock shows various scratches and dings. The lock plate has hammer has pitting and rust to it. The brass retains a dark unpolished patina.

Brass barrel flintlock pistol top marked "LONDON". Barrel length measures approximately 7.25 inches. Brass furniture includes trigger guard with floral design, pommel cap, and side plate marked “SJH” in script. Lock plate is unmarked. Stock is in good condition. Barrel has scratches and pitting. Brass furniture maintains a nice patina.

Kentucky Flintlock Pistol Attributed to Jacob Dubbs. With an 8.5 inch octagon to round barrel brass blade front sight. This pistol has brass engraved furniture with an excellent engraved bear brass pistol grip cap. Carved details throughout the stock. Unmarked lock plate that may have been a flintlock to percussion conversion. Good overall condition. Small crack between the side plate & barrel. Some scratches throughout. Barrel and lock plate have marks throughout.

Brass barrel flintlock Kentucky pistol. Two-stage 8 inch barrel with front sight. Brass furniture includes trigger guard, pistol grip cap, muzzle cap, and washers around lock retaining screws. Lock plate is unmarked. Chips, scratches, and cracks throughout the stock. Mustard patina to the brass pieces. Ramrod looks to have been replaced.

This appears to be a Joseph Henry of Philadelphia U.S. Government Contract flintlock pistols. This pistol is stamped "US" under the pan and “J.HENRY/PHILA” at the end of the lock plate. The barrel has a brass blade front sight with an unknown marking on the side. The pistol doesn’t have any other markings on it. The stock is in good condition with some chips around the end of the barrel. The brass furniture has aged patina. The barrel has some pitting and wear from age.

Petite Kentucky flintlock pistol. This pistol has a 2.75 inch 2-stage barrel. Brass furniture includes pistol grip cap, trigger guard, and side plate. No markings are visible to indicate the maker of this pistol. Overall good condition with some scratches to the stock. Patina and wear to the barrel, lock plate, and brass furniture.

Wooden stock for a single shot black powder pistol. Overall length approximately 15 inches. As is condition.

Contemporary tomahawk peace pipe. This tomahawk has a wooden handle with fish and bird metal inlays on each side. Overall length of 18.5 inches. Overall good condition.

Two antique AM Flask & Cap powder flasks. Both flasks appear to be made of leather and have a hunting dog graphic on both sides. The larger one is marked 3 lbs and the smaller is marked 2 1/2 lbs. the larger flask still has some pellets in it. Both are in good original condition. The smaller one has some wear to the leather. The larger flask has a length of 8.5 inches and the smaller 8 inches.

Two powder horns with wooden spouts and caps. The larger horn has an approximate length of 12 inches and the smaller approximately 9.5 inches. Both have nicely curved bodies and a lovely patina to them. Both look to be in good condition with some scratches throughout from usage.

Modern tomahawk peach pipe. This tomahawk has a wooden handle with metal inlays of a fish and diamond shape on either side. Overall length of 23.25 inches. Good condition.

Beautiful antique AM Flask & Cap Co. brass powder flask. This flask has a lovely embossed design on both sides, a leather carrying strap, and measuring marks on the spout. Overall length of 8.5 inches. The brass has a nice aged patina to it. There are some green spots throughout but, they seem to easily come off. The leather strap shows wear. It looks like new screws have been added.

Three powder horns of varying sizes. Age of them is unknown. Large measures approximately 12 inches, medium 11.5 inches, and small 8 inches. All of them have scratches throughout. The medium one has a small chip and crack around the edge.

Modern peace pipe tomahawk. This tomahawk has an overall length of 19.25 inches. It has a wooden handle with an ax head made of gold and silver colored metals. The head has engraved details throughout. The top of the blade has some rusting to it but otherwise this tomahawk is in good condition.

Antique G & JW Hawksley brass gun powder flask. Both sides have beautiful embossed scrollwork designs. The spout is stamped G & JW Hawksley and has measurement markers. It is also stamped "Drams". Length of this flask is approximately 8.25 inches. This flask is in good condition overall. The brass has a nice aged patina to it.

Leather hunter’s bag with knife and powder horn. This bag looks to be a replica of a D-shaped bag used in the colonies during the 17th, 18th & 19th centuries. The bag has a flat pocket sewn into the front of bag and another pocket sewn inside. The strap looks to be made of woven cotton and/or jute material. The bag is accessorized with a powder horn and knife within a sheath. Overall the bag is in good condition with signs of wear and discoloration. The knife sheath has some damage to it. The powder horn has some cracks around the edges.

Antique tin canteen with cork stopper and carrying strap. This canteen has a height of approximately 9.5 inches. Overall good condition. There is some rust in the opening and wear to the strap.

Vintage Solingen Germany antler handle hunting knife w/ sheath. The knife measures approximately 10.25 inches in length. The sheath measures 9.5 inches. The blade has a lot of wear and spots of surface rust. The handle also shows signs of wear. The sheath also has many signs of wear.

Antique Batty copper powder flask with pouch. The powder flask is embossed with a hunting scene on one side. The spout is stamped "BATTY". Overall length is 7.25 inches. The flask is in good condition with an aged patina to it. The pouch has some wear to the leather but is in good condition.

Modern tomahawk with wooden handle. No markings. Length of the head is 8 inches across, bottom of the handle to the top is 18.5 inches. The head has a lot of surface rust, the handle is in good condition.

Three vintage powder horns. The largest measures approximately 13.5 inches. It has metal accents to it. There are scratches on the lid. Medium size measures 8.5 inches. It has a wooden lid. Has scratches and wear throughout. Smallest measures 7 inches. Has a wood lid. Cracks around the edges some scratches throughout.

Black tooled leather hunting back with powder horn & hunting knife. The leather bag is decorated with a floral design. The knife is from an unknown maker and is inside what appears to be a leather and plastic sheath. The powder horn looks to be modern and is made of an unknown material. The powder horn is in excellent condition. The leather of the bag has some cracking and wear. The blade of the knife has some tarnishing to it.

Antique dated 1839 ironbound costrel. The body is made out of wood with a dark stain, it’s bound together with iron rings on either side. One side is dated 3-6-1839 and is initialed G * V. The otherside is initialed G * D. Measures approximately 7 L x 4 W x 6 H inches. In good condition for its age. The iron rings are loose on each side and there’s a crack on one side.

Antique Sykes copper brass black powder flask. Both sides are embossed with a hunter on horse scene. Marked "SYKES". Measurement markings on the spout. Overall great condition. All seams are intact. The copper has a nice patina.

Vintage original Bowie knife made in Japan. This knife has a wood look handle and is marked "Original Bowie Knife" on one side. It is very faintly marked Japan on the blade above the guard. Condition wise the guard is bent on one side. The blade has a lot of tarnishing throughout.

Another modern tomahawk peace pipe. This tomahawk has a wooden handle and metal head with a cutout in the blade. The handle is decorated with leather tassels with gold colored beads. The axe head is loose from the handle but, otherwise in good condition. Overall length of 20 inches.

Grouping of three vintage powder horns.

Two antique wooden dowel threaders. The smaller one is marked H. Boker and is also marked 7/8. The larger one does not have any markings.

F. Westpfal Germany multitool pocket knife. Overall length of approximately 4.75 inches. There’s a lot of corrosion and rust to the metal. One of the blades has broken off. There’s a chip in the plastic.

Vintage reproduction brass black powder flask. This is a reproduction of the peace flask from the Civil War era. The flask features embossed details of a shield, eagle, and handshake on both sides. It is marked " Made in Italy". Overall good condition there’s a nice patina to the brass. No cracks or dents.

Two tomahawks with wooden handles. The head of the larger one measures 6.5 across. From top to bottom it measures 19.25 inches. The smaller one measures 4.25 inches across and measures 12.5 inches from top to bottom. The handles on both are in good condition. The head and blade on each show some wear.

Three vintage powder horns. The largest measures 12.5 inches in length. This one is in great condition. The medium one measures 10 inches. It has a wooden lid and stopper with suede tassels. This one has some chips to it. The last one has a length of 9.75 inches. This one has a brass lid and spout. Good condition with some scratches.

Antique German Meerschaum hand carved pipe with case.

Two more tomahawks. The smaller one measures 16.25 inches from top to bottom and the head measures 6.5 inches across. The larger one measures 19.25 inches from top to bottom. The head measures 5.5 inches across. The handles on both are in good condition. The heads both show some wear and surface rust.

Grouping of a mini knife and large knife w/ sheath. The mini knife has a length of 4 inches. The larger knife measures 12.5 inches. Both have tarnishing to the blades and wear to the handles. The sheath appears to be made out of leather. It also has some wear to it.

Five unfinished powder horns plus various black powder parts and accessories. There are two larger powder horns. One measuring 13 inches in length & the other 12.5 inches. Three small powder horns measuring 9, 6.25, and 8.5 inches.

Grouping of various vintage pipes and pipe parts. Included is a porcelain 4F gymnastic association porcelain pipe bowl, lid is missing. German porcelain hunting scene pipe bowl. Various parts and accessories. Varying conditions.

Two knives and a sheath. The first knife is marked "Schrade-Walden N.Y. U.S.A". This knife has a length of 9.75 inches. It has a lot of wear and tarnishing throughout the blade and handle. The guard is also loose. The other is a folder knife it’s marked “Stainless Steel Japan” on the blade. Open this knife measures 10.75 inches and closed 6 inches. Good condition with some scratches throughout.

Vintage brass telescope with metal storage case. Retracted the telescope has a length of 10 inches and fully extended 29.75 inches. The case measures 15.5 inches. Brass has an aged patina to it with some scratches throughout. The lens is dirty but it seems functional.

Leather holster & shot flasks plus two suede pouches. One of the shot pictures has a length of 7.5 inches. The holster has a length of 9 inches. The larger suede pouch has a length of 10 inches including the tassels. One pouch had a few black powder accessories inside. The three shot flasks are pretty worn for age and usage. The holster has a tear on the belt loop and wear throughout. The sided pouches look to be in good condition.

Hunting knife and small carving fork. The knife comes with a leather sheath that’s marked " Made in Germany". The knife has a faux wood or antler like handle. It measures 9.75 inches. There’s a lot of tarnishing to the blade. The carving fork appears to have an antler handle. It measures 6.125 inches. It also has a lot of tarnishing to the metal.

Grouping of four vintage home items. Included are two cookie cutters, a wooden rug hooking needle, and a corkscrew with a handle made of a hard natural material. All of the items appear to be in good vintage condition with typical wear from age and usage.

Short sword and mini tomahawk grouping. The sword has an overall length of 23.5 inches. The mini tomahawk has an overall length of 8.5 inches with the head measuring 3 inches. The blade of the sword has surface rust throughout and a crack in the wood of the handle. The head of the tomahawk has rust throughout but, the handle is in good condition.

Grouping of miscellaneous wood handles, cleaning rods and dowels to make replacement ramrods. The wood handles for tomahawks are all unfinished wood. Some of the dowels have already been painted to mimic ramrods. One of the cleaning rods has a brush on the end. Cleaning rods measure 36.5 inches without the brush. Longest dowel measures 48 inches. Longest handle measures 19 inches.

Group of one metal & one wooden flute. The wooden flute is marked "Goulding & D Almaine SoHo Square London" and “ Goulding & Co”. It has a length of 17 inches. Some parts appear to be missing and one piece is cracked. The other flute appears to be an Irish style flute. It has a length of 16 inches. Overall good condition.