1780-1800 Thone & zoon Amsterdam, Flintlock gun converted to Percussion, various markings on barrel and buttplate, later ramrod, interesting converted Thone gun

Circa 1780-1800, flintlock hunting rifle, lock plate marked 'Tomson, Rotterdam', stock shortened, metal pitted, functional condition, with wooden ramrod

M1815 flintlock rifle for sappers (Sappeursgeweer), various markings on barrel and stock, lock plate marked '17 under Crown', some parts bit pitted, otherwise in fairly good and working condition, with ramrod

M1815 sappers flintlock rifle (Sappeursgeweer) converted to percussion, lock plate marked '17 under Crown', marked on stock 'LN' (Landstorm Nederland), in fairly good and working condition, with ramrod

M1815 flintlock rifle converted to percussion, barrel and stock both numbered '326', stock marked 'LN' (Landstorm Nederland), various other markings on metal, with ramrod, metal bit pitted, in functional condition

M1815 flintlock rifle converted to percussion, various markings on metal and stock, with ramrod, lock working but needs adjusting, incorrect hammer

M1815 fencing rifle, cartouche on stock marked and dated 'PB, JD, Mars 1819', rebuilt for drill purposes, interesting piece, should be viewed

1840-1860 Cadet or Pupil gun, lockplate marked 'Crown PG 53' (PG for Gillon) Barrel marked 1853 and No30, total length 132cm, very rare gun

Percussion hunting rifle, lock plate marked 'A.H. Knoops te Rotterdam', stock shortened, metal and stock nicely decorated, functional condition, with wooden ramrod

Beaumont M1871 rifle converted to fenching rifle for bayonet training, marked on the chamber with "P. Stevens, Maastricht" dated 1875, serial number 388 matching with bolt, with cartouche on buttstock, with original fenching mechanism in barrel complete with leather plug, bolt welded and trigger removed as per regulation

Beaumont M1871/79 rifle, chamber dated 1885 and various proofmarks, no makers mark visible, buttplate marked and dated 1889 nr. 167, very nice and clean example in working order, with cleaning rod

Beaumont Vitali M1871/88 rifle, chamber dated '1875', marked 'P. Stevens, Maastricht', barrel and butt plate both numbered '4925', rear sight, bolt parts and internal parts of magazine all matching numbered '595 J', cartouche on stock marked 'Crown W, Maastricht 1875'. Deactivated by drilled holes in receiver, some pitting and minor crack in stock, can still cock and dry fire

WWI/WWII, Dutch M95 rifle, marked on leftside of receiver "Hembrug 1916" on top of receiver with serial number 525BB, with cartouche on stock "W, Hembrug 1918", rifle is non matching numbered, overall in very good condition, Deactivated according to Dutch Law, cannot be shipped outside the Netherlands

WWI/WWII, Dutch artillery/engineers M95 carbine No.3 "Oud model", marked on leftside of receiver "Hembrug 1911" on top of receiver with serial number 5245J, with cartouche on stock "W, Hembrug 1918", carbine is almost all number matching and in very good condition, Deactivated according to Dutch Law, cannot be shipped outside the Netherlands

WWI/WWII, Dutch Wielrijders/ Bicycle troops M95 carbine No.4, marked on leftside of receiver "Hembrug 1916" on top of receiver with serial number 5190G, with cartouche on stock "W, Hembrug 1916", with wooden protector on magwell and cleaning rod, non matching numbered, overall in good condition, Deactivated according to Dutch Law, cannot be shipped outside the Netherlands

WWI/WWII, Dutch cavalry M95 carbine No.1 "Oud model", marked on left side of receiver with "Steyr 1900", on top of receiver with serial number 952B and "LD25", cartouche on stock "W, Steyr 1897", wooden protector on magwell present, overall in very good condition, barrel and receiver both retain most of the factory blued finish, bolt not matching, rare early model, Deactivated according to Dutch Law, cannot be shipped outside the Netherlands

WWII, Dutch M95 carbine No.5, this was originally made as a rifle, but converted by the army into a carbine during the 1930's, marked on leftside of receiver "Steyr 1900", on top of receiver with serial number 8672M, all matching numbered, in very good condition, Deactivated according to Dutch Law, cannot be shipped outside the Netherlands

WWII/Postwar, Sporterized M.95 carbine, marked "Hembrug 1916", on left side of receiver, front and rear sights replaced with civilian style, stock repainted in dark brown color, cartouche visible underneath of paint, should be restored, Deactivated according to Dutch law, cannot be shipped outside the Netherlands

Copper powder chest, lid marked 'CW b 93 h CJS' and 'NM' (Nieuw Model ?)

Copper powder chest, marked 'GH v H en Co 1880'

Copper powder chest, various markings on top, hinged lid

Larger Copper powder chest, various labels including '45 kg buskruit'

Large Copper powder chest, some paint residu

Lot of two incomplete Copper powder chests, still very decorative