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Antique Arms and Armour and Modern Sporting Guns

27 July 2006 | starting at 10:30 BST | with lot 1

27 July 2006 | starting at 14:00 BST | with lot 140

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A Very Fine North German Cuirassier's Black And White Three-Quarter Armour. Sold for £30,000 inc. premium

A Fine And Rare Russian Silver-Gilt Mounted Hunting Hanger Of Exhibition Quality. Sold for £24,000 inc. premium

A Fine And Rare Cased 16-Bore Flintlock Sporting Gun. Sold for £18,600 inc. premium

A Fine And Extremely Rare Pair Of Cased Russian 54-Bore Enclosed-Action Breech-Loading Percussion Centre-Fire Rifled Pocket Pistols On The Pauly Principle. Sold for £16,200 inc. premium

A fine 12-bore (3in) self-opening sidelock ejector pigeon gun by J. Purdey, no. 24421. Sold for £15,000 inc. premium

An Ottoman Parcel-Gilt And Nielloed Travelling Cutlery Set. Sold for £6,720 inc. premium

A fine and ornate 12-bore hammer gun by J. Nowotny (Prague), no. 2731. Sold for £2,280 inc. premium

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388^* —
A 13-Bore D.B. Percussion Sporting Rifle And Shotgun
By John Manton & Son, Dover Street, No. 76700 For 1820

Sold for £1,080 inc. premium

389 —
A Cased 13-Bore D.B. Percussion Sporting Gun
By Westley Richards, 170 New Bond St., London, No. 6939, Mid-19th Century

Sold for £1,200 inc. premium

390 —
A Cased 12-Bore D.B. Percussion Sporting Gun
By J. Purdey, London, No. 4778 For 1852

Sold for £1,920 inc. premium

391^* —
A Cased Irish 17-Bore Percussion Sporting Rifle
By Wm. & Jno. Rigby, Dublin, No. 8887 For 1842

Sold for £4,320 inc. premium

392 —
A Rare Cased 25-Bore Percussion Sporting Rifle
By C.P. Swinburn & Son, Makers, Birmingham, Circa 1860

Sold for £4,320 inc. premium

392A —
A Cased 14-Bore D.B. Percussion Sporting Gun
By Forsyth & Co. Patent Gun Makers, London, No. 3500, Circa 1828

Sold for £2,640 inc. premium

A Rare Cased 50-Bore Metford Patent Percussion Match RifleBy The Manchester Ordnance & Rifle Co., Retailed By George Gibbs, 29 Corn Street, Bristol, No. C918, Circa 1862-4

393 —
A Rare Cased 50-Bore Metford Patent Percussion Match Rifle
By The Manchester Ordnance & Rifle Co., Retailed By George Gibbs, 29 Corn Street, Bristol, No. C918, Circa 1862-4

Sold for £5,760 inc. premium

A Fine Cased 25-Bore Silver-Mounted Percussion Military Prize RifleBy Thomas Jackson, 29 Edwards Street, Portman Square, London, No. 2296, Birmingham Silver Hallmarks For 1860, Maker's Mark EP

394^* —
A Fine Cased 25-Bore Silver-Mounted Percussion Military Prize Rifle
By Thomas Jackson, 29 Edwards Street, Portman Square, London, No. 2296, Birmingham Silver Hallmarks For 1860, Maker's Mark EP

Sold for £8,400 inc. premium

395 —
A Percussion Sporting Gun With 25-Bore Indian Matchlock Barrel
By P. Bond Of London, Circa 1800

£400 - £600

396 —
An Unusual 14-Bore Flintlock Heavy Game Rifle
By Westley Richards, London, Circa 1830

Withdrawn

Amended

£1,000 - £1,500

396A —
An Unusual 14-Bore Flintlock Heavy Game Rifle
By Westley Richards, London, Circa 1830

Amended

£1,000 - £1,500

397 —
A Percussion Brass-Barrelled Blunderbuss, Two Continental Flintlock Guns, And The Parts Of An English Percussion Gun
The First Signed Mole, All 18th/19th Century

Sold for £540 inc. premium

398 —
A Brass-Barrelled Flintlock Blunderbuss
By L. Hunt, Circa 1800

Sold for £1,680 inc. premium

399 —
A Very Rare Pair Of Flintlock Blunderbusses
By Theophilus Richards Of Birmingham, Early 19th Century

Sold for £2,040 inc. premium

400 —
A 16-Bore Flintlock Sporting Gun, Another Of 20-Bore, And Another
The First By Joyner Of London, Circa 1765, the Second By Lowe, Circa 1760, And The Last By Thwaits, Bath, Circa 1760-62

Sold for £1,020 inc. premium

401 —
A 16-Bore D.B. Flintlock Sporting Gun
By C. York, 51 Grub St., London, Circa 1810

Sold for £1,080 inc. premium

402^* —
A 20-Bore D.B. Flintlock Sporting Gun
By Bate, Probably Edward, London, Circa 1800

Sold for £1,800 inc. premium

403 —
A Fine And Rare Cased 16-Bore Flintlock Sporting Gun
By John Manton & Son, No. 6 Dover Street, London, No. 5826 For 1812

Sold for £18,600 inc. premium

404 —
Two 55-Bore Transitional Six-Shot Self-Cocking Percussion Revolvers
Both Mid-19th Century

Sold for £264 inc. premium

405 —
A 54-Bore Transitional Six-Shot Self-Cocking Percussion Revolver, And Another Of 60-Bore
The First By Jas. Harper, Maker, The Second Retailed By Chas. Osborne, London, Both Mid-19th Century

Sold for £312 inc. premium

406 —
Two 54-Bore Transitional Six-Shot Self-Cocking Percussion Revolvers
The First By Frederick Barnes & Co., Birmingham, Both Mid-19th Century

Sold for £600 inc. premium

407 —
A 54-Bore Transitional Six-Shot Single-Action Percussion Revolver
Mid-19th Century

Sold for £384 inc. premium

408 —
A 55-Bore Transitional Six-Shot Single-Action Percussion Revolver
By J. Lang, 22 Cockspur St., London, Circa 1860

Sold for £600 inc. premium

409 —
A Cased 80-Bore Transitional Six-Shot Single-Action Percussion Revolver
Mid-19th Century

Sold for £480 inc. premium

410 —
A Cased 60-Bore Transitional Six-Shot Single-Action Percussion Revolver
By Reilly, New Oxford St., London, Circa 1850

Sold for £840 inc. premium

411 —
A 120-Bore Six-Shot Percussion Single-Action Pepper-Box Revolver, And The Major Parts Of Three Percussion Box-Lock Pistols
The First Signed Charles Piper, Cambridge, All Mid-19th Century

Sold for £288 inc. premium

412 —
A Cased 80-Bore Six-Shot Single-Action Percussion Pepperbox Revolver
Signed Blissett, Liverpool, Mid-19th Century

Sold for £660 inc. premium

413 —
A Cased 120-Bore Six-Shot Single-Action Percussion Pepperbox Revolver
By J. & B. Smith, London, Mid-19th Century

Sold for £720 inc. premium

414 —
Two 50-Bore Five-Shot Double-Action Percussion Revolvers
Both Mid-19th Century

Sold for £228 inc. premium

415 —
A Cased 80-Bore Five-Shot Double-Action Percussion Revolver
Mid-19th Century

Sold for £840 inc. premium

416 —
A Cased 120-Bore Five-Shot Self-Cocking Percussion Revolver Of Bentley Type
Mid-Late 19th Century

Sold for £240 inc. premium

417 —
An 80-Bore Six-Shot Self-Cocking Percussion Revolver Of Bentley Type
Signed Brooks, Maker, London, No. 2207, Mid-19th Century

Sold for £288 inc. premium

418 —
A Cased 80-Bore Five-Shot Self-Cocking Percussion Revolver Of Bentley Type
Mid-19th Century

Sold for £1,320 inc. premium

419 —
Two 54-Bore Deane-Harding Patent Five-Shot Double-Action Percussion Revolvers
The First Retailed By Deane & Son, London Bridge, No. 7038.L., The Second No. 5531, Both Mid-19th Century

Sold for £264 inc. premium

420 —
Three 80-Bore Five-Shot Self-Cocking Percussion Revolvers Of Bentley Type, And The Parts Of Another Of 50-Bore
Mid-Late 19th Century

Sold for £384 inc. premium

421 —
A 54-Bore Six-Shot Self-Cocking Percussion Revolver Of Bentley Type, And Another Of 100-Bore
The First By Joseph Bourne, Maker, London, Both Mid-19th Century

Sold for £432 inc. premium

422 —
A 55-Bore Bentley Patent Six-Shot Self-Cocking Percussion Revolver
Retailed By Gooch, Thomas, Hertford, Mid-19th Century

Sold for £480 inc. premium

423^* —
A Very Rare 54-Bore Pennell Patent 'Hammerless' Six-Shot Self-Cocking Percussion Belt Revolver
Retailed By W. Chance, Son & Co. Of London, Circa 1855

Sold for £1,140 inc. premium

424 —
Two 54-Bore Adams Patent Five-Shot Percussion Revolvers, And A 50-Bore Five-Shot Percussion Revolver
The First By Robert Adams, 76 King William Street, London, EC., Circa 1860, The Second No.11,585.R, Mid-19th Century, The Last No. 36,649, Mid-19th Century

Sold for £264 inc. premium

425 —
A Liège 54-Bore Adams Patent 1851 Model Five-Shot Self-Cocking Percussion Revolver
No. 9969, Circa 1860

Sold for £384 inc. premium

426 —
A 50-Bore Five-Shot Double-Action Percussion Revolver
Mid-19th Century

Sold for £660 inc. premium

427 —
A 54-Bore Beaumont-Adams Patent Five-Shot Double-Action Percussion Revolver
Retailed by D. Nixon, Newark, No. 25, 976. R. And B10, 313, Mid-19th Century

Sold for £660 inc. premium

428^* —
An Unusual 54-Bore Beaumont-Adams Patent Five-Shot Double-Action Percussion Revolver
Retailed By Willm. Bishop, 170 New Bond St.t., London, No. 34902. R. And B. 19153, Mid-19th Century

Sold for £660 inc. premium

429 —
Two 54-Bore Tranter Patent Five-Shot Double-Action Percussion Revolvers
The First No. 15792. T., The Second Retailed By John Hayton, Graham's Town, No. 21305. T, Both Mid-19th Century

Sold for £192 inc. premium

430 —
A Cased 54-Bore Tranter Patent Second Model Five-Shot Self-Cocking Percussion Revolver
No. 2458. T., Circa 1860

Sold for £1,320 inc. premium

431 —
A Cased 54-Bore Tranter Patent Five-Shot Double-Action Percussion Revolver
Mid-19th Century

Sold for £1,320 inc. premium

432 —
A Cased .442 Five-Shot Double-Action Rim-Fire Revolver
Retailed By J. Grainger & Son, Toronto, Circa 1860

£1,200 - £1,500

433 —
A 32-Bore Percussion Box-Lock Belt Pistol, And A 40-Bore Percussion Box-Lock Pistol
The Second Signed J. & W. Wood, Manchester, Both Mid-19th Century

Sold for £360 inc. premium

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Antique Arms and Armour and Modern Sporting Guns

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388* — A 13-Bore D.B. Percussion Sporting Rifle And ShotgunBy John Manton & Son, Dover Street, No. 76700 For 1820

389 — A Cased 13-Bore D.B. Percussion Sporting GunBy Westley Richards, 170 New Bond St., London, No. 6939, Mid-19th Century

390 — A Cased 12-Bore D.B. Percussion Sporting Gun By J. Purdey, London, No. 4778 For 1852

391* — A Cased Irish 17-Bore Percussion Sporting RifleBy Wm. & Jno. Rigby, Dublin, No. 8887 For 1842

392 — A Rare Cased 25-Bore Percussion Sporting RifleBy C.P. Swinburn & Son, Makers, Birmingham, Circa 1860

392A — A Cased 14-Bore D.B. Percussion Sporting GunBy Forsyth & Co. Patent Gun Makers, London, No. 3500, Circa 1828

393 — A Rare Cased 50-Bore Metford Patent Percussion Match RifleBy The Manchester Ordnance & Rifle Co., Retailed By George Gibbs, 29 Corn Street, Bristol, No. C918, Circa 1862-4

394* — A Fine Cased 25-Bore Silver-Mounted Percussion Military Prize RifleBy Thomas Jackson, 29 Edwards Street, Portman Square, London, No. 2296, Birmingham Silver Hallmarks For 1860, Maker's Mark EP

395 — A Percussion Sporting Gun With 25-Bore Indian Matchlock BarrelBy P. Bond Of London, Circa 1800

396 — An Unusual 14-Bore Flintlock Heavy Game RifleBy Westley Richards, London, Circa 1830

396A — An Unusual 14-Bore Flintlock Heavy Game RifleBy Westley Richards, London, Circa 1830

397 — A Percussion Brass-Barrelled Blunderbuss, Two Continental Flintlock Guns, And The Parts Of An English Percussion GunThe First Signed Mole, All 18th/19th Century

398 — A Brass-Barrelled Flintlock BlunderbussBy L. Hunt, Circa 1800

399 — A Very Rare Pair Of Flintlock BlunderbussesBy Theophilus Richards Of Birmingham, Early 19th Century

400 — A 16-Bore Flintlock Sporting Gun, Another Of 20-Bore, And AnotherThe First By Joyner Of London, Circa 1765, the Second By Lowe, Circa 1760, And The Last By Thwaits, Bath, Circa 1760-62

401 — A 16-Bore D.B. Flintlock Sporting GunBy C. York, 51 Grub St., London, Circa 1810

402* — A 20-Bore D.B. Flintlock Sporting GunBy Bate, Probably Edward, London, Circa 1800

403 — A Fine And Rare Cased 16-Bore Flintlock Sporting GunBy John Manton & Son, No. 6 Dover Street, London, No. 5826 For 1812

404 — Two 55-Bore Transitional Six-Shot Self-Cocking Percussion RevolversBoth Mid-19th Century

405 — A 54-Bore Transitional Six-Shot Self-Cocking Percussion Revolver, And Another Of 60-BoreThe First By Jas. Harper, Maker, The Second Retailed By Chas. Osborne, London, Both Mid-19th Century

406 — Two 54-Bore Transitional Six-Shot Self-Cocking Percussion RevolversThe First By Frederick Barnes & Co., Birmingham, Both Mid-19th Century

407 — A 54-Bore Transitional Six-Shot Single-Action Percussion RevolverMid-19th Century

408 — A 55-Bore Transitional Six-Shot Single-Action Percussion RevolverBy J. Lang, 22 Cockspur St., London, Circa 1860

409 — A Cased 80-Bore Transitional Six-Shot Single-Action Percussion RevolverMid-19th Century

410 — A Cased 60-Bore Transitional Six-Shot Single-Action Percussion RevolverBy Reilly, New Oxford St., London, Circa 1850

411 — A 120-Bore Six-Shot Percussion Single-Action Pepper-Box Revolver, And The Major Parts Of Three Percussion Box-Lock PistolsThe First Signed Charles Piper, Cambridge, All Mid-19th Century

412 — A Cased 80-Bore Six-Shot Single-Action Percussion Pepperbox RevolverSigned Blissett, Liverpool, Mid-19th Century

413 — A Cased 120-Bore Six-Shot Single-Action Percussion Pepperbox RevolverBy J. & B. Smith, London, Mid-19th Century

414 — Two 50-Bore Five-Shot Double-Action Percussion RevolversBoth Mid-19th Century

415 — A Cased 80-Bore Five-Shot Double-Action Percussion RevolverMid-19th Century

416 — A Cased 120-Bore Five-Shot Self-Cocking Percussion Revolver Of Bentley TypeMid-Late 19th Century

417 — An 80-Bore Six-Shot Self-Cocking Percussion Revolver Of Bentley TypeSigned Brooks, Maker, London, No. 2207, Mid-19th Century

418 — A Cased 80-Bore Five-Shot Self-Cocking Percussion Revolver Of Bentley TypeMid-19th Century

419 — Two 54-Bore Deane-Harding Patent Five-Shot Double-Action Percussion RevolversThe First Retailed By Deane & Son, London Bridge, No. 7038.L., The Second No. 5531, Both Mid-19th Century

420 — Three 80-Bore Five-Shot Self-Cocking Percussion Revolvers Of Bentley Type, And The Parts Of Another Of 50-BoreMid-Late 19th Century

421 — A 54-Bore Six-Shot Self-Cocking Percussion Revolver Of Bentley Type, And Another Of 100-BoreThe First By Joseph Bourne, Maker, London, Both Mid-19th Century

422 — A 55-Bore Bentley Patent Six-Shot Self-Cocking Percussion RevolverRetailed By Gooch, Thomas, Hertford, Mid-19th Century

423* — A Very Rare 54-Bore Pennell Patent 'Hammerless' Six-Shot Self-Cocking Percussion Belt RevolverRetailed By W. Chance, Son & Co. Of London, Circa 1855

424 — Two 54-Bore Adams Patent Five-Shot Percussion Revolvers, And A 50-Bore Five-Shot Percussion RevolverThe First By Robert Adams, 76 King William Street, London, EC., Circa 1860, The Second No.11,585.R, Mid-19th Century, The Last No. 36,649, Mid-19th Century

425 — A Liège 54-Bore Adams Patent 1851 Model Five-Shot Self-Cocking Percussion RevolverNo. 9969, Circa 1860

426 — A 50-Bore Five-Shot Double-Action Percussion RevolverMid-19th Century

427 — A 54-Bore Beaumont-Adams Patent Five-Shot Double-Action Percussion RevolverRetailed by D. Nixon, Newark, No. 25, 976. R. And B10, 313, Mid-19th Century

428* — An Unusual 54-Bore Beaumont-Adams Patent Five-Shot Double-Action Percussion RevolverRetailed By Willm. Bishop, 170 New Bond St.t., London, No. 34902. R. And B. 19153, Mid-19th Century

429 — Two 54-Bore Tranter Patent Five-Shot Double-Action Percussion RevolversThe First No. 15792. T., The Second Retailed By John Hayton, Graham's Town, No. 21305. T, Both Mid-19th Century

430 — A Cased 54-Bore Tranter Patent Second Model Five-Shot Self-Cocking Percussion RevolverNo. 2458. T., Circa 1860

431 — A Cased 54-Bore Tranter Patent Five-Shot Double-Action Percussion RevolverMid-19th Century

432 — A Cased .442 Five-Shot Double-Action Rim-Fire RevolverRetailed By J. Grainger & Son, Toronto, Circa 1860

433 — A 32-Bore Percussion Box-Lock Belt Pistol, And A 40-Bore Percussion Box-Lock PistolThe Second Signed J. & W. Wood, Manchester, Both Mid-19th Century

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388^* —
A 13-Bore D.B. Percussion Sporting Rifle And Shotgun
By John Manton & Son, Dover Street, No. 76700 For 1820

389 —
A Cased 13-Bore D.B. Percussion Sporting Gun
By Westley Richards, 170 New Bond St., London, No. 6939, Mid-19th Century

390 —
A Cased 12-Bore D.B. Percussion Sporting Gun
By J. Purdey, London, No. 4778 For 1852

391^* —
A Cased Irish 17-Bore Percussion Sporting Rifle
By Wm. & Jno. Rigby, Dublin, No. 8887 For 1842

392 —
A Rare Cased 25-Bore Percussion Sporting Rifle
By C.P. Swinburn & Son, Makers, Birmingham, Circa 1860

392A —
A Cased 14-Bore D.B. Percussion Sporting Gun
By Forsyth & Co. Patent Gun Makers, London, No. 3500, Circa 1828

393 —
A Rare Cased 50-Bore Metford Patent Percussion Match Rifle
By The Manchester Ordnance & Rifle Co., Retailed By George Gibbs, 29 Corn Street, Bristol, No. C918, Circa 1862-4

394^* —
A Fine Cased 25-Bore Silver-Mounted Percussion Military Prize Rifle
By Thomas Jackson, 29 Edwards Street, Portman Square, London, No. 2296, Birmingham Silver Hallmarks For 1860, Maker's Mark EP

395 —
A Percussion Sporting Gun With 25-Bore Indian Matchlock Barrel
By P. Bond Of London, Circa 1800

396 —
An Unusual 14-Bore Flintlock Heavy Game Rifle
By Westley Richards, London, Circa 1830

396A —
An Unusual 14-Bore Flintlock Heavy Game Rifle
By Westley Richards, London, Circa 1830

397 —
A Percussion Brass-Barrelled Blunderbuss, Two Continental Flintlock Guns, And The Parts Of An English Percussion Gun
The First Signed Mole, All 18th/19th Century

398 —
A Brass-Barrelled Flintlock Blunderbuss
By L. Hunt, Circa 1800

399 —
A Very Rare Pair Of Flintlock Blunderbusses
By Theophilus Richards Of Birmingham, Early 19th Century

400 —
A 16-Bore Flintlock Sporting Gun, Another Of 20-Bore, And Another
The First By Joyner Of London, Circa 1765, the Second By Lowe, Circa 1760, And The Last By Thwaits, Bath, Circa 1760-62

401 —
A 16-Bore D.B. Flintlock Sporting Gun
By C. York, 51 Grub St., London, Circa 1810

402^* —
A 20-Bore D.B. Flintlock Sporting Gun
By Bate, Probably Edward, London, Circa 1800

403 —
A Fine And Rare Cased 16-Bore Flintlock Sporting Gun
By John Manton & Son, No. 6 Dover Street, London, No. 5826 For 1812

404 —
Two 55-Bore Transitional Six-Shot Self-Cocking Percussion Revolvers
Both Mid-19th Century

405 —
A 54-Bore Transitional Six-Shot Self-Cocking Percussion Revolver, And Another Of 60-Bore
The First By Jas. Harper, Maker, The Second Retailed By Chas. Osborne, London, Both Mid-19th Century

406 —
Two 54-Bore Transitional Six-Shot Self-Cocking Percussion Revolvers
The First By Frederick Barnes & Co., Birmingham, Both Mid-19th Century

407 —
A 54-Bore Transitional Six-Shot Single-Action Percussion Revolver
Mid-19th Century

408 —
A 55-Bore Transitional Six-Shot Single-Action Percussion Revolver
By J. Lang, 22 Cockspur St., London, Circa 1860

409 —
A Cased 80-Bore Transitional Six-Shot Single-Action Percussion Revolver
Mid-19th Century

410 —
A Cased 60-Bore Transitional Six-Shot Single-Action Percussion Revolver
By Reilly, New Oxford St., London, Circa 1850

411 —
A 120-Bore Six-Shot Percussion Single-Action Pepper-Box Revolver, And The Major Parts Of Three Percussion Box-Lock Pistols
The First Signed Charles Piper, Cambridge, All Mid-19th Century

412 —
A Cased 80-Bore Six-Shot Single-Action Percussion Pepperbox Revolver
Signed Blissett, Liverpool, Mid-19th Century

413 —
A Cased 120-Bore Six-Shot Single-Action Percussion Pepperbox Revolver
By J. & B. Smith, London, Mid-19th Century

414 —
Two 50-Bore Five-Shot Double-Action Percussion Revolvers
Both Mid-19th Century

415 —
A Cased 80-Bore Five-Shot Double-Action Percussion Revolver
Mid-19th Century

416 —
A Cased 120-Bore Five-Shot Self-Cocking Percussion Revolver Of Bentley Type
Mid-Late 19th Century

417 —
An 80-Bore Six-Shot Self-Cocking Percussion Revolver Of Bentley Type
Signed Brooks, Maker, London, No. 2207, Mid-19th Century

418 —
A Cased 80-Bore Five-Shot Self-Cocking Percussion Revolver Of Bentley Type
Mid-19th Century

419 —
Two 54-Bore Deane-Harding Patent Five-Shot Double-Action Percussion Revolvers
The First Retailed By Deane & Son, London Bridge, No. 7038.L., The Second No. 5531, Both Mid-19th Century

420 —
Three 80-Bore Five-Shot Self-Cocking Percussion Revolvers Of Bentley Type, And The Parts Of Another Of 50-Bore
Mid-Late 19th Century

421 —
A 54-Bore Six-Shot Self-Cocking Percussion Revolver Of Bentley Type, And Another Of 100-Bore
The First By Joseph Bourne, Maker, London, Both Mid-19th Century

422 —
A 55-Bore Bentley Patent Six-Shot Self-Cocking Percussion Revolver
Retailed By Gooch, Thomas, Hertford, Mid-19th Century

423^* —
A Very Rare 54-Bore Pennell Patent 'Hammerless' Six-Shot Self-Cocking Percussion Belt Revolver
Retailed By W. Chance, Son & Co. Of London, Circa 1855

424 —
Two 54-Bore Adams Patent Five-Shot Percussion Revolvers, And A 50-Bore Five-Shot Percussion Revolver
The First By Robert Adams, 76 King William Street, London, EC., Circa 1860, The Second No.11,585.R, Mid-19th Century, The Last No. 36,649, Mid-19th Century

425 —
A Liège 54-Bore Adams Patent 1851 Model Five-Shot Self-Cocking Percussion Revolver
No. 9969, Circa 1860

426 —
A 50-Bore Five-Shot Double-Action Percussion Revolver
Mid-19th Century

427 —
A 54-Bore Beaumont-Adams Patent Five-Shot Double-Action Percussion Revolver
Retailed by D. Nixon, Newark, No. 25, 976. R. And B10, 313, Mid-19th Century

428^* —
An Unusual 54-Bore Beaumont-Adams Patent Five-Shot Double-Action Percussion Revolver
Retailed By Willm. Bishop, 170 New Bond St.t., London, No. 34902. R. And B. 19153, Mid-19th Century

429 —
Two 54-Bore Tranter Patent Five-Shot Double-Action Percussion Revolvers
The First No. 15792. T., The Second Retailed By John Hayton, Graham's Town, No. 21305. T, Both Mid-19th Century

430 —
A Cased 54-Bore Tranter Patent Second Model Five-Shot Self-Cocking Percussion Revolver
No. 2458. T., Circa 1860

431 —
A Cased 54-Bore Tranter Patent Five-Shot Double-Action Percussion Revolver
Mid-19th Century

432 —
A Cased .442 Five-Shot Double-Action Rim-Fire Revolver
Retailed By J. Grainger & Son, Toronto, Circa 1860

433 —
A 32-Bore Percussion Box-Lock Belt Pistol, And A 40-Bore Percussion Box-Lock Pistol
The Second Signed J. & W. Wood, Manchester, Both Mid-19th Century