Excellent .320 Pocket revolver
A medium sized .320 revolver in excellent uncleaned condition. Gate loading Solid Frame Pocket Revolver. Metal parts to virtually 100% original finish, some salt and peppering on the frame and some recent staining that should clean up very nicely. The checkered walnut grip panels are in good condition with sharp checkering and no cracks or chips. 6 shot oval fluted blued cylinder. 3" octagonal blued barrel. The frame retains a high percentage of its original colour case hardening, left of frame fitted with safety catch. 7 ½" overall length. Fitted with a Lanyard ring. Belgian proof marks. Mechanically perfect, the action with flawless timing and lock-up. This antique gun is chambered for an obsolete cartridge, therefore it may, by virtue of section 58(2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, be freely possessed within the UK, provided that it is sold, transferred, purchased, acquired or possessed as a curiosity or ornament.

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.320 Bulldog Revolver
A .320 Belgian Bulldog style revolver with a folding trigger. Compact and well proportioned, 6 shot cylinder, double action and gate loading. Chambered for the .320 centrefire cartridge. The checkered bird's head walnut grips free of chips or cracks. Frame cylinder and barrel with some faded original blued finish, some patination and staining, should clean up very well. 1 ½" barrel with ovate profile. 5 ½" overall length. Belgian proof marks. Left of frame with safety catch. 6 shot cylinder with oval flutes. Mechanically perfect, the action is strong with good timing and lock-up. This antique gun is chambered for an obsolete cartridge, therefore it may, by virtue of section 58(2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, be freely possessed within the UK, provided that it is sold, transferred, purchased, acquired or possessed as a curiosity or ornament.

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HOPKINS & ALLEN M’F’G’ Co, DICTATOR . PAT. MAY. 27. 79
A very nice .32 RF, nickel plated, spur triggered, 5 shot, single action pocket pistol. Top Strap marked HOPKINS & ALLEN M'FG CO, DICTATOR. Pat May 27, 79. The date: MAY 27. 79 refers to George W. Cilley’s patent no. 215,721 for a firearm improvement. This patent was issued to George W. Cilley on that date the invention alludes to an inexpensive method to fit the “cylinder hand” into the hammer – Reference – Hopkins & Allen Revolvers & Pistols by Charles E. Carder. With 2.75" Barrel, 7.25" overall. 80% nickel finish. Some light wearing to left hand side of main frame, barrel and cylinder (see picture). Finely checkered gutta-percha grip panels. Near perfect in the action, timing and lock up. This antique gun is chambered for an obsolete cartridge, therefore it may, by virtue of section 58(2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, be freely possessed within the UK, provided that it is sold, transferred, purchased, acquired or possessed as a curiosity or ornament

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Old Specification Deactivated SKS Rifle.
SKS Chinese, Type 56 Carbine Rifle with folding bayonet. Old Specification de-activation, rifle has valid deactivation proof stamps, no certificate. Wood and metal have a well lived in feel to them – very Viet Cong. Otherwise to standard specifications. Action works well. Rifle can be stripped.

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Webley Velo-Dog Revolver in Mint condition.
A spectacular Velo-Dog revolver in mint condition. Top Strap marked “THE WEBLEY-LEBEAU-COURALLY, CO LTD LIEGE-LONDON, THE NOCTAMBULE”. 1902-1908 Webley joined forces with the Belgian firm of Lebeau –Courally, known as the Purdey of Belgium; trading under the name of The Webley-Lebeau-Courally Continental Firearms Company Limited, with a London address at 1 Lower James Street, Golden Square. The name of the revolver The Noctambule translates as the Night Walker. The pistol is fairly standard configuration for a Velo-Dog, with a five shot cylinder, gate loading & a folding trigger. The fold out ejector rod is slide into the cylinder arbor pin when not in use. Black hard rubber grip panels with fine checkering. The barrel and cylinder are exquisitely blued. The frame with colour case hardening. All metal parts retain nearly 100% original finish. Belgian proofs to barrel, cylinder and frame. 1½" barrel, 5½" overall length. Mechanically flawless. This antique gun is chambered for an obsolete cartridge, therefore it may, by virtue of section 58(2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, be freely possessed within the UK, provided that it is sold, transferred, purchased, acquired or possessed as a curiosity or ornament.

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Winchester Model 1876 in .45-75.
24” Octagonal barreled Winchester M1876 rifle chambered in .45-75. Serial number 50256, manufactured in 1884. Made with the following special order features: 24 inch octagonal barrel, shotgun style butt and gold tipped foresight. Otherwise to standard specifications. Metalwork with re-blued finish, over pitting on several surfaces. Mechanically in good working order. A rare and heavy rifle from the Buffalo hunting era of the old west. A previous owner provided a verbal historical provenance that can be provided on request. This antique gun is chambered for an obsolete cartridge, therefore it may, by virtue of section 58(2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, be freely possessed within the UK, provided that it is sold, transferred, purchased, acquired or possessed as a curiosity or ornament.

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Rare 1886 dated Martini-Henri MK4 Rifle.
Mark IV Martini Henri rifle. Very rare with 1886 date. Excellent working condition and complete, retains original clearing rod. Metal smooth and with 100% re-blued finish, all markings crisp and clear. Woodwork in very good condition. Bore in very good condition. Excellent mechanical condition. It is from the Nepal arsenal, but in the best condition we’ve seen from this source, retaining all the British markings. This antique gun is chambered for an obsolete cartridge, therefore it may, by virtue of section 58(2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, be freely possessed within the UK, provided that it is sold, transferred, purchased, acquired or possessed as a curiosity or ornament.

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Very Good 7mm Pinfire
Very good condition open frame pinfire revolver. Chambered for the 7mm pinfire cartridge. Folding trigger. Smooth walnut grip panels. Metal surfaces to a light grey patina. 3¼” octagonal barrel and 8” overall length. Mechanically the timing and lock-up in excellent crisp working order. This antique gun is chambered for an obsolete cartridge, therefore it may, by virtue of section 58(2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, be freely possessed within the UK, provided that it is sold, transferred, purchased, acquired or possessed as a curiosity or ornament.

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Good 7mm Pinfire
Good condition open frame pinfire revolver. Chambered for the 7mm pinfire cartridge. Folding trigger. Smooth walnut grip panels. Metal surfaces dirty and stained otherwise to a grey patina, would clean up, priced accordingly. 3¼” octagonal barrel and 8” overall length. Ejector rod missing. Mechanically with a strong action, the timing and lock-up in excellent crisp working order. This antique gun is chambered for an obsolete cartridge, therefore it may, by virtue of section 58(2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, be freely possessed within the UK, provided that it is sold, transferred, purchased, acquired or possessed as a curiosity or ornament.

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11.4mm Belgian M1867 Albini-Braendlin Rifle.
A good complete example of an Albini-Braendlin Model 1867 rifle. Chambered for the Belgian 11.4mm centrefire service cartridge. Metal work to a grey patina, with some surface roughness. The woodwork in excellent condition. The rifle has a very good bore. Mechanically in excellent working order. Otherwise to standard specifications. This antique gun is chambered for an obsolete cartridge, therefore it may, by virtue of section 58(2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, be freely possessed within the UK, provided that it is sold, transferred, purchased, acquired or possessed as a curiosity or ornament.

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