LOT OF EIGHT FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC PISTOLS RANGING FROM HAND CANNON THROUGH PERCUSSION REVOLVER.

1) TWIGG POCKET PISTOL. NSN. BOXLOCK FLINTLOCK, 1-3/4″ Barrel, 6-1/4″ overall, marked “Twigg” and “London” on brass frame, brass screw bbl, plain walnut bag grip, steel trigger guard, sliding safety. CONDITION: Very good. Old cleaning, nicely patenated, will not cock, trigger spring broken. 2) KETLAND & CO LONDON NAVAL OFFICERS F/L PISTOL. NSN. (ca 1785). 7-7/8″ Round swamped brass bbl, brass lockplate and pan, marked with makers name. Steel serpentine cock and frizzen. Acorn finial to trigger guard. Some relief carving around bbl tang. Pierced sideplate. CONDITION: Fair due to crudely replaced trigger guard bow and tang. Full stock appears sound, but with some minor stress cracks on left side, replaced ramrod with ferrule missing. 3) EUROPEAN POCKET PISTOL. NSN. UNMARKED PAIR OF SCREW BARREL BOXLOCK FLINTLOCK MUFF PISTOLS: Steel frames, 1″ barrels, Birmingham proofs, 5-1/4″ overall. Sliding safeties, folding spur triggers, floral and foliate engraving on frames, silver chinoiserie inlay in walnut bag grips. CONDITION: Good. Gray patina on metal, considerable lifting of inlay. Mechanically good. 4) EAST EUROPEAN MIGUELET HOLSTER PISTOL. NSN. HIGH QUALITY. 13-1/2″ Relief filed steel bbl attached to morocco leather covered nearly full stock with three silver bands with inlay. Gold damascened lock, ball trigger with no guard. Scrolled silver sideplate, matching bbl bands, ball grip with silver cap decorated “en suite” with bands and backstrap. CONDITION: Fair, due to major break in stock at grip, otherwise good plus. Essentially, as found. 5) UNMARKED PISTOL HAND CANNON. NSN. INTERESTING BREECH LOADING MINIATURE HAND CANNON. 4-5/8″ Flared octagon bbl with “thunder mug” breech section put into battery with wooden wedge. Elm (?) stock with turned fruit wood (?) butt. 15″ overall. CONDITION: Good, cleaned, stock repair to breech area. 6) MIQUELET BELT PISTOL. NSN. PERCUSSION WITH BELT HOOK. 7-3/4″ Octagon to round bbl. Brass trigger guard. Walnut full stock with flared butt having floral carved cap. Steel belt hook on left side. CONDITION: Good, lightly cleaned patina. 7) COLT POCKET PISTOL 1849. SN 75733. 6″ Bbl. Standard configuration. Matching numbers. New York City bbl address. CONDITION: Fair. Re-blued over scattered pitting. Frame re-plated. Grips worn. Hammer cocks. Cylinder does not rotate. 8) WITTEMAN OF DARMSTADT FLINTLOCK PISTOLS. NSN. PAIR. (Most likely Johann, working 1793-95). 10″ Blued steel octagon to round bbls with makers name on top flats. Plain locks with roller frizzens. Walnut full stocks mounted with engraved brass furniture. Skip checkered grips with brass stud highlights on flared grips, with foliate cast caps. CONDITION: Fine to very fine. Iron parts retain over 80% of their orig finish. Stocks have a few nicks and dings. Brass backstraps most likely later replacements. 51343-2, 51343-3, 51343-5, 51343-6, 51343-7, 51343-8, 51343-9, 51343-11 MGM5(3,550-6,500) – Lot 3520

Auction: Firearms - April 2017

Please Note: All prices include the hammer price plus the buyer’s premium, which is paid by the buyer as part of the purchase price. The prices noted here after the auction are considered unofficial and do not become official until after the 46th day.

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	3520	$4,312.50	Revised: 4/13/2017 Please Note: The lot contains 10 guns NOT 8 guns as indicated in the title. LOT OF EIGHT FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC PISTOLS RANGING FROM HAND CANNON THROUGH PERCUSSION REVOLVER. 1) TWIGG POCKET PISTOL. NSN. BOXLOCK FLINTLOCK, 1-3/4″ Barrel, 6-1/4″ overall, marked “Twigg” and “London” on brass frame, brass screw bbl, plain walnut bag grip, steel trigger guard, sliding safety. CONDITION: Very good. Old cleaning, nicely patenated, will not cock, trigger spring broken. 2) KETLAND & CO LONDON NAVAL OFFICERS F/L PISTOL. NSN. (ca 1785). 7-7/8″ Round swamped brass bbl, brass lockplate and pan, marked with makers name. Steel serpentine cock and frizzen. Acorn finial to trigger guard. Some relief carving around bbl tang. Pierced sideplate. CONDITION: Fair due to crudely replaced trigger guard bow and tang. Full stock appears sound, but with some minor stress cracks on left side, replaced ramrod with ferrule missing. 3) EUROPEAN POCKET PISTOL. NSN. UNMARKED PAIR OF SCREW BARREL BOXLOCK FLINTLOCK MUFF PISTOLS: Steel frames, 1″ barrels, Birmingham proofs, 5-1/4″ overall. Sliding safeties, folding spur triggers, floral and foliate engraving on frames, silver chinoiserie inlay in walnut bag grips. CONDITION: Good. Gray patina on metal, considerable lifting of inlay. Mechanically good. 4) EAST EUROPEAN MIGUELET HOLSTER PISTOL. NSN. HIGH QUALITY. 13-1/2″ Relief filed steel bbl attached to morocco leather covered nearly full stock with three silver bands with inlay. Gold damascened lock, ball trigger with no guard. Scrolled silver sideplate, matching bbl bands, ball grip with silver cap decorated “en suite” with bands and backstrap. CONDITION: Fair, due to major break in stock at grip, otherwise good plus. Essentially, as found. 5) UNMARKED PISTOL HAND CANNON. NSN. INTERESTING BREECH LOADING MINIATURE HAND CANNON. 4-5/8″ Flared octagon bbl with “thunder mug” breech section put into battery with wooden wedge. Elm (?) stock with turned fruit wood (?) butt. 15″ overall. CONDITION: Good, cleaned, stock repair to breech area. 6) MIQUELET BELT PISTOL. NSN. PERCUSSION WITH BELT HOOK. 7-3/4″ Octagon to round bbl. Brass trigger guard. Walnut full stock with flared butt having floral carved cap. Steel belt hook on left side. CONDITION: Good, lightly cleaned patina. 7) COLT POCKET PISTOL 1849. SN 75733. 6″ Bbl. Standard configuration. Matching numbers. New York City bbl address. CONDITION: Fair. Re-blued over scattered pitting. Frame re-plated. Grips worn. Hammer cocks. Cylinder does not rotate. 8) WITTEMAN OF DARMSTADT FLINTLOCK PISTOLS. NSN. PAIR. (Most likely Johann, working 1793-95). 10″ Blued steel octagon to round bbls with makers name on top flats. Plain locks with roller frizzens. Walnut full stocks mounted with engraved brass furniture. Skip checkered grips with brass stud highlights on flared grips, with foliate cast caps. CONDITION: Fine to very fine. Iron parts retain over 80% of their orig finish. Stocks have a few nicks and dings. Brass backstraps most likely later replacements. 51343-2, 51343-3, 51343-5, 51343-6, 51343-7, 51343-8, 51343-9, 51343-11 MGM5(3,550-6,500) – Lot 3520 Auction: Firearms - April 2017 Please Note: All prices include the hammer price plus the buyer’s premium, which is paid by the buyer as part of the purchase price. The prices noted here after the auction are considered unofficial and do not become official until after the 46th day.

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LOT OF EIGHT FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC PISTOLS RANGING FROM HAND CANNON THROUGH PERCUSSION REVOLVER.