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11 May 2016 | starting at 13:00 BST
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A Fine And Rare 100-Bore Flintlock Seven-Barrelled Goose RifleA Fine And Rare 100-Bore Flintlock Seven-Barrelled Goose Rifle. Sold for £22,500 inc. premium
An Extremely Rare Silver TinderlighterAn Extremely Rare Silver Tinderlighter. Sold for £11,250 inc. premium

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A .36 J.M. Cooper Second Model Navy Percussion RevolverNo. 2506, Circa 1864-69
A .36 J.M. Cooper second model Navy percussion revolverNo. 10549, circa 1864-69
A .36 Manhattan (Navy type) series V six-shot percussion revolver with rare barrel lengthNo. 4774, circa 1867-68
A .36 Savage Firearms Co. Navy Model Six-Shot Percussion RevolverCirca 1865
A martially marked colt 1851 model Navy Percussion revolverNo. 63773 for 1856
A Colt 1851 Model Navy Percussion RevolverNo. 180452 For 1865
A Colt 1851 Model Navy Percussion RevolverNo. 33811 For 1855
A Rare martially marked colt 1851 model early Navy-Navy percussion revolverNos. 59008 And 59865 for 1856
A Colt 1851 Model Navy Percussion Revolver Relating To Vansittart Island, AustraliaNo. 71968 For 1857
A Rare .36 Thuer Conversion Colt 1851 Model Navy RevolverNo. 207645 For 1869-72
A colt 1860 model army percussion revolverNo. 152754 for 1861
A Colt 1860 Model Army Percussion RevolverNo. 27238 For 1862
A Colt 1860 model Army percussion revolverNo. 142587 for 1863
A Fine Colt 1849 Model Pocket Percussion RevolverNo. 296742 L For 1867
A Cased Colt 1849 Model Pocket Percussion RevolverNo. 3820 For 1854
A Fine And Rare Cased Colt Factory Engraved 1849 Model Pocket Percussion RevolverNo. 39511. For 1852
A Fine And Rare Cased Colt Factory Engraved 1849 Model Pocket Percussion RevolverNo. 46232. For 1852
A Fine Colt Third Model Dragoon Percussion RevolverNo. 10746 For 1851
An Extremely Rare Colt Paterson Belt Model No.2/Ehlers Fifth Model Percussion RevolverNo. 407, Circa 1840-43
A 13-Bore D.B. Pin-Fire Sporting GunBy Saml. & C. Smith, Princes Street, Leicester Squre, London, No. 6607 For 1863
A cased 12-bore D.B. percussion pigeon gunBy William Smith, Princes Street, London, No. 2779 for 1820
A 14-Bore D.B. Percussion Sporting GunBy J. Purdey, 314½ Oxford Street, London, No. 3972 For 1845
A Fine And rare .451 Percussion Match RifleBy John Rigby & Co., Dublin & London, No. 14192 for 1874
A Fine And Rare .451 Percussion Match RifleBy John Rigby & Co., Dublin & London, No. 14195 for 1874
A Rare .451 Percussion Match RifleBy John Rigby & Co., Dublin & London, No. 14199 for 1874
A .451 Whitworth Patent Percussion Match RifleBy James W. Rosier, Melbourne, No. 2191, Circa 1865
A Highly Unusual Presentation 30-Bore Terry's Patent Breech-Loading Percussion Rifle With Silver-Plated Lock And MountsBy Alex.r. Martin, Glasgow, No. 1023, Dated 1860
A Rare 30-Bore Terry's Patent Breech-Loading D.B. Percussion Sporting RifleBy Calisher & Terry, Maker's To H.M. War Department, London, No. 6797, Circa 1865
A Very Fine And Rare Prince's Patent 22-Bore Breech-Loading Percussion Rifled CarbineSigned Prince's Patent, London, Circa 1855
A Fine And Very Rare 25-Bore Sartoris Patent Breech-Loading Percussion Rifled CarbineBy A.F. Biven, Regent St., Waterloo Place, No. 129, Circa 1822-25
A Flintlock Deck Blunderbuss Or Wall-PieceLate 19th Century
A Flintlock Deck Blunderbuss Or Wall-PieceLate 19th Century
A Brass-Barrelled Flintlock BlunderbussLate 18th/Early 19th Century
A Brass-Barrelled Flintlock BlunderbussBy Hall, London, Mid-Late 18th Century
A Brass-Barrelled Flintlock Blunderbuss Of Sea Service TypeBy Griffin & Tow, London, Circa 1775-80
A Flintlock BlunderbussBy Theophilus Richards of Birmingham, Early 19th Century
A Brass-Barrelled Flintlock BlunderbussBy Lowdell, Lewes, Circa 1820
A 14-Bore Flintlock Sporting GunBy Beckwith Of London, Early 19th Century
A 15-Bore Brass-Mounted Flintlock Sporting GunSigned D. Egg, London, Late 18th Century
A Very Rare Pair Of 18-Bore Breech-Loading Rifled Flintlock CarbinesBy H. Delaney, Londini, Circa 1720
A Fine And Rare 100-Bore Flintlock Seven-Barrelled Goose RifleBy Henry Nock, London, Gun Maker To His Majesty, Late 18th Century
A six-shot pin-fire pocket revolver of small bore No. 40,469, Late 19th century
A 'Birmingham-Made' 120-Bore Five-Shot Percussion Revolver, And A Cased 40-Bore Percussion Box-Lock Turn-Over PistolThe First Retailed By T. Murcott, 68 Haymarket, London, Circa 1870, The Second Mid-19th Century
A 54-Bore Tranter Patent Third Model Self-Cocking Five-Shot Percussion Revolver, And A 54-Bore Tranter Patent Five-Shot Double-Action Percussion RevolverThe First Retailed By H. & J. Vincent, Melbourne, No. 8,593.T., Both Mid-19th Century
A Cased 54-Bore Adams Patent 1851 Model Five-Shot Self-Cocking Percussion RevolverRetailed By Rich.D. Jackson, 30 Portman Place, Edgeware Road, London, No. 12,293.R., Circa 1855
A Cased 54-Bore Tranter Patent Five-Shot Double-Action Percussion RevolverRetailed By Deane & Son, 30 King William St., London Bridge, No. 8221.T., Circa 1860
A Cased 54-Bore Tranter Patent Third Model Five-Shot Self-Cocking Percussion RevolverRetailed By W. Richards, Bourke St., East Melbourne, No. 21481.T., Circa 1868
A Fine And Rare Cased 54-Bore Tranter Patent Third Model Five-Shot Self-Cocking Percussion RevolverRetailed by James W. Rosier, Melbourne, No. 36,583.T., Circa 1865
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