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BROWN BESS MODEL 1777 SHORT LAND PATTERN (REVOLUTIONARY WAR PRODUCTION)
This is a British 1777 Short Land Musket. This is a Revolutionary War period musket. The 42 inch barrel is fully marked with the British proofs, “Crown IP” which is believed to be the proof mark of John Pratt. The barrel is also marked “Westmoreland M”.
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COLONIAL AMERICAN PLUG BAYONET, CA. 1680-1720
This plug payonet is either English or American made and fits in a musket of 75-80 cal. It has rolled and braised brass ferrels. The crossguard is iron in the shape of mortar and cannonball design.
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COLONIAL AMERICAN POWDER HORN DATED 1708
This is an extremely rare early dated powder horn. The horn is inscribed “William Nichals His Horn Westpiont Apriel 14 1708”.
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COLONIAL AMERICAN SILVER HILT CHILD’S SMALL-SWORD
Extremely rare child’s small-sword marked “GW” with * above letters. The touchmark “GW” is an unrecorded silversmith. There is a nearly identical child’s small-sword in the book “Silver Mounted Swords” by Daniel D. Hartzler, pg 94.
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COLONIAL AMERICAN SILVER SMALL SWORD CIRCA 1720-1750
This silver mounted small sword is from a school of four or five known swords of similar construction and with the silversmith touch mark of “GW”. The touch mark as can be seen is an incomplete mark but with physical examination is attributed to the maker of the other swords.
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COLONIAL PERIOD NATIVE AMERICAN CHIEF’S IRON PIPE TOMAHAWK
This is an unusually large pipe tomahawk dating circa 1790 to the War of 1812. It is of the early English style, however, we believe it to be American made.
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DARK PRIMING HORN
$275.00This is an 18th or early 19th Century Priming Horn. The plug appears to be held in with square steel nails and has a leather stopper.
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EARLY 18TH CENTURY HALBERD-HEADED TOMAHAWK AND BOARDING AXE
$6,500.00This is an American halberd-headed boarding axe. It was found in a home in coastal Maine and is constructed from a French boarding axe of the late 17th or early 18th century. The head is forged and is attached in an unusual manner with a twelve inch long flat tang that is slotted and riveted internally to the pole.
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EARLY 19TH CENTURY / CIVIL WAR 10 INCH CANNON BALL
$350.00Ten inch cannon shot for coastal artillery. The cannon ball contains the brass insert to house the fuse. No fuse present.
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EARLY ADJUSTABLE ALL STEEL POWDER MEASURE
All steel adjustable powder measure. Engraved with a number. Body of charger is rolled steel and fire braised. 5.5 X 1.5 INCHES
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ENGLISH FLINTLOCK PISTOL, CIRCA 1790
This elaborate silver wire inlaid pistol was made and signed by Henry Nock of London. The pistol has an inlaid plaque engraved with the words ‘THE LADY POPHAM’.
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ENGLISH HUNTING SWORD CIRCA 1740-1760
This English Hunting Sword is brass mounted with horn handle held to the guard with three large brass rivets. It has a plain shell guard and the original velvet washer.
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