A four barrelled .32 rimfire Sharps derringer retaining approximately 50% original nickel plating to metal work. There are some small knocks to the barrel and action. The gun has good wood to the bird’s head grips. Good working order and fair condition.

£560
Stock No. 5388

A superb bronze framed percussion round action muff pistol by W. Bond, Lombard Street, London. The steel parts are to a blue-grey patina and the bronze frame is to a dark patina. The rounded finely chequered butt has a silver butt cap and escutcheon. This was almost certainly a conversion from flintlock. Very good working order and condition. Barrel length 1½in. Overall length 6in.

£345
Stock No. 5505

A very good 54 bore un-named Birmingham prooved percussion pocket pistol. The metal work is to a grey patina, it has a concealed trigger and very good, almost un-marked varnish to the butt with a silver escutcheon. Very sharp overall. Very good working order and condition.

£185
Stock No. 5481

ONE FOR THE RESTORERS A Birmingham prooved percussion pocket pistol by Clarke London. This pistol has various faults.

£100
Stock No. 5489

A round action boxlock percussion pistol by Lancaster. The metal work is to a grey patina and it has a concealed trigger. This pistol has a rounded, finely chequered wooden butt with a silver escutcheon. There is a chip to the wood each side where it meets the action. The safety is missing. Good working order and fair condition.

£165
Stock No. 5485

A Tower prooved turnoff boxlock cannon barrelled 54 bore percussion pistol by Collis. This pistol has a rolled trigger guard and all the metal work is to a smooth grey patina. It has been converted from flintlock and has a very fine slab-sided undamaged butt retaining virtually all it’s original silver wire inlay. Overall length 8in. Barrel length 2in. Very good working order and condition.

£585
Stock No. 5504

A boxlock pocket pistol by Carr to take top hat caps. The metal work is to a grey patina with a few minor pits. It has a very good chequered butt with a repair to the left hand side and a silver escutcheon. Good working order and condition.

£385
Stock No. 5479

A boxlock pocket percussion pistol by Forth of York. The metal work is to a grey patina, the gun has a rolled trigger guard and a good clean varnished butt. Good working order and fair condition.

£165
Stock No. 5480

A fine and very sharp over/under tap action flintlock boxlock pocket pistol by T. & S. Weatherhead & Co. of Derby. This pistol has extremely sharp metal work with no wear and is to a dark patina. The action body has very dark, faded case hardening colours. It has a rolled trigger guard and the varnished butt is very sharp with a silver escutcheon and virtually no marks. This one is a sleeper! Very good working order and condition.

£745
Stock No. 5506

A .44 rimfire Connecticut Arms Co. Bulldog derringer. The barrel blue is fading to brown with a few small knocks and the case hardened action is to a silver colour. The gun has very good vulcanised rubber grips. There is some marking to the bore. This gun is chambered for the .44 rimfire Henry round as a companion to your Henry Mod. 66 Winchester rifle. Good working order and good condition.

£540
Stock No. 5386

A good flintlock boxlock turnoff cannon barrelled pocket pistol by Probin. The metal work is to a dark even patina, It has a rounded flared wooden butt with a couple of very minor marks, silver escutcheon and grotesque silver butt cap. The pistol has a rolled trigger guard with sliding safety. Good working order and condition.

£595
Stock No. 5349

A good London prooved Colt No.1 derringer. The metal work is to a grey finish overall with one or two minor knocks, and it has a fair bore. Good working order and condition.

£725
Stock No 5328

An all-steel National Arms Co. .41 rimfire derringer. The metal work overall is to a grey finish with no pitting. The gun has a good bore. Good working order and condition.

£740
Stock No. 5319

A good London prooved .41 rimfire Colt Derringer No. 3, retailed by Geo. H. Daw, London. The barrel is faded to a grey finish, it has a good bronze body and the grips retain much original varnish with minor knocks and scuffs. Good working order and good condition.

£670
Stock No. 5321

A good London prooved .41 rimfire No. 3 Colt Derringer. The barrel is faded to a brown patina and the action retains some original nickel plate. it has good grips with much original varnish and one or two minor knocks. It has a fine bore. Good working order and condition. Contained in it’s original chamois purse holster, also in good condition.

£735
Stock No. 5320

A pair of 60 bore flintlock boxlock turnoff pistols by Jover. The metal work is to a grey patina with some minor knocks. The guns have sliding safeties, slab sided wooden butts with minor knocks and scratches. There is a small crack to the wood on the left hand side of one pistol. Barrels 2½in. in length. Overall 7in. in length. Good working order and fair condition.

£680
Stock No. 5302

A boxlock flintlock 60 bore London prooved pocket percussion pistol marked ‘London’. The metalwork is to a dark patina, it has a rolled trigger guard and sliding trigger guard safety. It has good wood with one or two minor knocks. The trigger guard is a little loose. Barrel length 2¼in. Overall length 7in. Good working order and condition.

£360
Stock No. 5297.

A bronze framed No. 2 rimfire derringer by National Arms Co. The barrel is to a steel patina, the bronze frame is evenly patinated and the wood grips retain approximately 50% original varnish. This is a fairly rare derringer in good working order and good condition.

£585
Stock No. 5293

A very good .41 Colt No. 3 nickel plated derringer. This derringer retains much original nickel plate with a patch of loss to left hand side of the barrel. It has London proof marks and very nice grips retaining much original varnish. Very good working order and condition.

£745
Stock No.5261

A fine double barrelled 60 bore overcoat percussion pistol by Towl, Boston. The action and barrels retain much original case hardening colours and there is a gold line to the breech. The blued trigger guard has some fading. The pistol has a very finely chequered walnut butt with one or two very tiny marks. The pistol still retains it’s original serrated nipple. A very fine little pistol, hard to find in this condition. Barrel group 3½in. Overall length 8in.

£1380
Stock No. 5128

A nice, early .41 rimfire over/under Remington derringer, retaining 90% original nickel plate finish. There is a small crack to the left hand side of the hinge. It has very good grips and fine bores. Very good working order and condition.

£895
Stock No. 5088

A .36 percussion pocket revolver by Allan and Wheelock. The pistol is to an overall grey patina to the metal with a little light pitting to the cylinder. The wooden grips are good. Barrel length 4in. Good working order and fair condition.

£680
Stock No. 5018

A .32 rimfire Union Arms Co. six shot revolver. The metal is clean and to a grey patina with a couple of very small areas of light pitting. The gun has nice original grips retaining some varnish. Barrel length 3¾ in. Good working order and condition.
HOLD

£495
Stock No. 5023