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US Model 1816 Buell Rifle. Stock # C-LR. This rifle has been re-converted to flint, and the rammer is not original. Otherwise, the rifle is in very good condition and the lock is marked “ E. Buell” and “Marlborough.” The Model 1816 was one of the most widely issued martial rifles. * All items for sale/auction are also for sale in our retail store and on other websites, and are at all times subject to prior sale. *
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Model: Buell 1816 Flintlock
Price:
$2,250.00
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Scoped: N
Ownership: Pre-Owned
Condition: Very good
Rifles/Flint Lock
Item#: 6078amr |
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Model 1816 M.T. Wickham Contract Flintlock Musket. Stock # AR122. This is a very early production M.T. Wickham Contract of the Model 1816 in .69 caliber. The rifle is in very good condition, the barrel has aged to a nice patina, as has the brass bands. The lock functions correctly, and the stock is in great condition. The barrel is 42" in length with an overall weapon length of 58". This would be a fine addition to your collection. * All items for sale/auction are also for sale in our retail store and on other websites, and are at all times subject to prior sale. *
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Model: MT Wickham Model 1816
Price:
$2,000.00
Caliber: .69
Barrel Length: 42"
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Scoped: N
Ownership: Pre-Owned
Condition: Very good
Rifles/Flint Lock
Item#: 6077amr |
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Warner Bros. Prop Musket Used in the Original “Alamo” Movie. This is an original 1873 Trapdoor Springfield (with all correct markings) was modified by Warner Brothers Studios in the 1960’s for the movie “The Alamo” starring John Wayne. The musket is modified to appear to be a flintlock, with a brass lock and rifle bands to resemble, from a distance, the muskets carried by Santa Anna’s Mexican troops. In today’s movie world, where the extras carry resin props, this musket reflects the bygone era of Hollywood when real ingenuity (and cheap, AT THE TIME) surplus arms were used as props. There is a Warner Bros property mark on the barrel The rifle also has an authentic-looking white leather sling, as used by the Mexican Army at the time. This musket will display very nicely over your mantle or on the wall, and will be quite a conversation piece. Due to it’s use in a famous John Wayne movie, the musket has collector value for both the military firearms collector, and the Hollywood memorabilia collector. This musket should appreciate in value quite nicely! |
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Price:
$1,995.00
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Scoped: N
Ownership: Pre-Owned
Condition: Good
Rifles/Flint Lock
Item#: 5421amr |
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Virginia Manufactory 1814 Flintlock Musket. In .69 Caliber, the lock is marked “VIRGINIA Manufactory”, “Richmond, 1814”. Stock , lock and barrel are in very good condition, and the musket is complete with cleaning rod. The front band top strap is missing. This was most likely converted to percussion and later re-converted to Flintlock, and it was done expertly. There are faint, illegible regimental markings on top of the barrel. This is a very rare musket that would enhance an advanced collection. It also could be an excellent investment opportunity. |
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Price:
$5,100.00
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Scoped: N
Ownership: Pre-Owned
Condition: Very good
Rifles/Flint Lock
Item#: 5398amr |
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Revolutionary War, (Probable Hessian) Flintlock Musket. This musket does not have any manufacture markings, as was common for the era, however it’s origin, and usage, is most probably German, as the “banana-style” lock (so named due to it’s shape) and .74 caliber is typical of flintlock muskets used by Hessian troops during the Revolutionary War. The entire musket is in excellent condition, all fittings and wood are original, as is the lock, which still functions. It can be said with relative certainty that this musket was used in the Revolutionary War, and as previously stated, due to it’s attributes, was probably carried by Hessian troops. Muskets of this rarity and condition are seldom seen, except in museums, making this an excellent opportunity for an advanced collector to obtain this fine musket. |
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Model: Hessian Musket
Price:
$4,500.00
Caliber: .74
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Scoped: N
Ownership: Pre-Owned
Condition: Excellent
Rifles/Flint Lock
Item#: 5392amr |
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In its original antique flintlock configuration, this 3rd Model Brown Bess musket is also known as the Short Land Pattern. This example has an interesting provenance. The left side of the butt is stamped: 8 Bat NSM H No 18 HALIFAX. This means the weapon was issued to the Nova Scotia Militia between 1775 and 1800. The lock is appropriately marked: Tower Proof / Warranted. All brass furniture is intact, but the ramrod is missing. The barrel has faint proof marks and the expected pitting and patina. The wood around the sideplate has been repaired. The buttplate lacks one screw and the other is a replacement. The good news is the action works! Barrel measures: 39.25". Overall length 55.25". .72 cal. Blackpowder. |
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Model: 3rd Model Brown Bess
Price:
$2,999.00
Action: Flintlock
Caliber: .72
Barrel Length: 39.25"
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Scoped: N
Ownership: Pre-Owned
Condition: Excellent
Rifles/Flint Lock
Item#: 5094amr |
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This .75 cal smoothbore Hessian flintlock musket was likely used during the Revolutionary War. Overall length is 58". The action works and the ramrod is present. Overall condition is very good with only one small split in the wood on the left side. Although devoid of marks of manufacture, the teardrop shaped lock and presence of sling swivels indicate its Germanic origin. Due to it's length, shipping costs will be slightly higher than average. |
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Model: Hessian flintlock musket
Price:
$3,750.00
Action: Flintlock
Caliber: .75
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Scoped: N
Ownership: Pre-Owned
Condition: Very good
Rifles/Flint Lock
Item#: 5058amr |
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