Lock for Culemborg flintlock rifle, complete and functioning condition, very hard to find, perfect for restauration

Sappers flintlock rifle Model 1815 converted to percussion, dated '1827', various markings on metal and stock, including marking 'G.H. Delft, 1844' trigger guard bit pitted, otherwise in fairly good and working condition, with ramrod and later sling

M1815 Flintlock rifle No1, Lockplate marked with Crowned S and 19 for 1819, in used condition, complete with ramrod and bayonet with sheath, woodwork in good clean condtion

Flintlock rifle Model 1815, various proofmarks on metal, numbered '2322', with ramrod, some pitting to metal, but in functional condition

Flintlock rifle Model 1815 converted to percussion, crossed anchors and various proofmarks on metal, dated '1823', with ramrod. Metal has been polished, in need of some mechanical attention, markings possibly later added, should be viewed

Flintlock rifle Model 1815 converted to percussion, barrel dated '1820', various markings on metal and stock, with ramrod, in functional condition

M1815 Rifle converted to percussion model 1815/42, barrel dated 1815, with various proofmarks including 'B Saltzherr', metal parts in good condition, lock in working condition, complete with bayonet

M1825 Carbine, converted to percussion with 1844 added folding bayonet, cartouche in stock and various inspector/proofmarks, approximately 1200 Carbines have been made

Percussion rifle Model 1848, rifled barrel, dated '1851', and marked 'IS under Crown', metal parts pitted, but in functional condition, rare

1863 'Boom Geweer' 800pcs, Boom rifles have been made in 1862-63 for testing, faint markings, hammer screw missing, rare

19th century rebuild of a Matchlock gun, lockplate etched 'Herman Ketting Amsterdam' impressive piece

Beaumont Model 1871 rifle, shorter version, chamber marked 'P. Stevens, Maastricht', dated '1872' and numbered '2883', bolt parts numbered '5628', finish partially worn off, with sling, cleaning rod and bayonet, in working condition

Beaumont Model 1871 fencing rifle, chamber dated '1872', rebuilt for drill purposes

19th century Back Action Flintlock trade musket, faint makings, made for export, obstruction in top end of barrel

19th Century side by side blackpowder shotgun, ELG markings on barrel, in used condtion

Metropolitan Arms Blackpowder Side by Side Shotgun, Belgian markings

19th Century Rifled Target gun, Percussion lock converted from flintlock, Octagonal cal. 85 barrel marked 'ELG 'P & Schoud', with bayonet lug. According to added note this gun once belonged to the Vatican Swiss Guard but this is unconfirmed

Flobert 9mm rifle, various markings present, stock replaced, in working order

(Pre)WWI, M1871/83 Cavalry Comblain carbine, multiple proofmarkings on barrel, dated '1889', not matching numbers, stock sanded, in working condition, hard to find

(Pre)WWI, M1882 Carde Civique Comblain rifle, barrel dated '1876' and with multiple proofmarkings, side marked 'Comblain Breveté', numbered '2650' on various parts. Various markings on stock, including marking 'Garde Civique, 1882', metal bit pitted, but in working condition

(Pre)WWI, M1882 Carde Civique Comblain rifle, multiple proofmarkings on barrel, side marked 'Comblain Breveté', numbered '14452' on various parts. Various markings on stock, including marking 'Garde Civique, 1882', barrel and stock sporterized, in working condition

WWI, Belgium/Germany, M1882 Comblain rifle, barrel dated '1873' and 'ELG' proofmarked, side marked 'Comblain Breveté', numbers not matching. Various markings on stock, including 'Garde Civique, 1882' and marking 'Deutsches Reich', indicating the rifle was captured and used by the Germans. Barrel deactivated, but action still working, front-end of stock possibly replaced, interesting rifle

AN 9 flintlock rifle, barrel dated '1814', lock plate marked 'Charleville', stock marked 'Jalabert', with ramrod and socket bayonet, some wear, but considering the age in good and functional condition

Small flintlock blunderbuss, French mechanism, likely colonial used, in worn condition, lock functional

19th century French double barrel black powder percussion hunting rifle, some text engravings on metal parts but hard to determine, trigger in need of some maintenance, interesting buttplate

19th century French double barrel black powder percussion shotgun, damask barrel with ramrod, lockplate marked 'Aury St Eteinne'

Lock for M1842 percussion rifle, maker marked 'Mre Rle de Tulle', functioning condition

M1874/80 Gras rifle, maker marked 'St. Etienne', non-matching numbers, bit rusty, but working condition. Complete with cleaning rod and bayonet

Model M1874 Gras rifle, upgraded to M.80, marked on the breech with "Manufacture D'armes St. Etienne", serial nr: 16246, non matching bolt, various proofmarks and numbers visible, deactived by drilled holes in barrel, can still cock and dry fire

19th century Werndl Conversion rifle, shortened rifle, stock butt in damaged condition, added second stock

19th century Blunderbuss, possibly German made, lock working but needs adjusting

Turkey/Germany, Model 1887 Ottoman Mauser, black powder 9,5x60r cartridge, not matching numbers, various Turkish proofmarks on receiver, crack in stock near handguard, otherwise in good functional condition. With bayonet, ramrod, part of sling and spent cartridge, rare and interesting rifle

Turkey/Germany, Model 1887 Ottoman Mauser, black powder 9,5x60r cartridge, not matching numbers, various Turkish proofmarks on receiver, only metal parts, no stock, in good functional condition, perfect for restauration

Portugal/Germany, WWI-Interbellum, Mauser Espingarda 6,5mm Mod.1904, made in Berlin, numbers not matching, with cleaning rod. Deactivated according to Dutch Law, cannot be shipped outside the Netherlands

Portugal/Germany, WWI-Interbellum, Mauser Espingarda Portugueza, 6,5mm Mod.1904, Deutsche Waffen-und Munitionsfabriken Berlin, numbers not matching, with cleaning rod and unknown Mauser bayonet, matching numbered '28895'. Deactivated according to Dutch Law, cannot be shipped outside the Netherlands

WWII, German K98 rifle, dated 1937, as far as we can see matching numbered "758", including the stock, marked with early makers code: "S/42" for "Mauser in Oberndorf am Neckar", in very good condition, only missing the ramrod, Deactivated according to Dutch Law, cannot be shipped outside the Netherlands