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164 - ANTIQUE KENTUCKY FLINTLOCK RIFLE - REALLY COOL, "IN THE BLACK" KENTUCKY RIFLE PROBABLY OF SOUTHERN ORIGIN (VIRGINIA).
This is a neat gun, converted during its period of use from flint to percussion. It is broken completely through and slightly twisted at the wrist. In really heavy, crusty patina to include the great brass patchbox. A great resotration project for someone.

SOLD !!!!
Call - 216-541-4111

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160 - ANTIQUE, CARVED POWDER HORN - EARLY, CARVED AMERICAN POWDER HORN. PROBABLY AN OHIO PRODUCT OF THE EARLY 1800'S.
This is another nice horn, and probably by the same maker as our our "William Franklin" horn elsewhere on our pages. Hunter with musket, animals and designs with a huge corn-stalk from top to bottom.

$ 3,500.00
Call - 216-541-4111

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pr__1 - BEAUTIFULL FULL STOCK NEW ENGLAND FLINTLOCK KENTUCKY RIFLE MARKED "A. PRATT" ON BARREL.
This is a stunningly beautifull full-stock AND EXTREMLY WELL-MADE RIFLE. It is made in beautifull cherrywood and 58" o/a. The barrel is 42 3/4" and the lock marked "Ketland" appears to be in original flint but I cannot guarantee it. It has a perfectly original, checkered wrist and some delicate silver wire inlaid scrollwork rear of the barrel breech. There is a splinter of wood on each side of the barrel forend cap that has been re-glued, and there are no other repairs or alterations. This repair should be redone. Heavily rifled barrel of 60 - 62 caliber. This is the third of 3 almost identical rifles that I have come across, and several renowned dealers, including Neil Gutterman and the late William Guthman have expressed to me that these Pratt marked rifles are quite possibly Massachusettes Militia Rifles. Alvin Pratt of Sutton, Massachusettes is thought to be the maker of these as well as Muskets for the United States under the contract to independent makers of 1808.

SOLD !!!!
Call - 216-541-4111

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lt__1 - REALLY PRETTY FULL STOCK KENTUCKY RIFLE
This is a really lovely 55" o/a rifle. Barrel is 40 1/8" and it is in prox. 50 caliber that is either shot out or bored smooth. The stock is a stunningly beautifull blonde, curly maple. The forend cap may be replaced and it has a fine re-conversion to flint. Lock is marked "A?. York, Warranted". It has two small sliver repairs on the left side of the forend where it meets the barrel, almost imperceptable. Looks to possibly be a Burks County Rifle and IT IS NICE.

SOLD !!!
Call - 216-541-4111

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rh_1 - ULTRA RARE AND EXTREMELY DIFFICULT TO FIND 19TH CENTURY RIFLEMANS HAWK.
I can't tell you how rare this item is to find. I just hope a buyer is not. We all know about and love a fine Pipe Tomahawk when it comes to the market. This is just a plain hawk, but from the form of the blade and haft, it presents itself as mid to late 19th century and is not an Indian product nor that of a fine craftsman. It is the type made for the pioneer and mountain man who needed a good strong hand axe and fighting piece without the frills. It can probably be dated by an expert in the field, but I'm not that person. Regardless, it is early, 100% original, and I'll back it to any expert a buyer may present it to.

SOLD !!!!
Call - 216-541-4111

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MS203 - EXCELLENT MILITIA BELLY BOX.
A simply outstanding, beautifull infantry rig from found in New Hampshire. It is beautifully tooled and still has its pick and pan brush. c. 1815 - 1840. Perfect for a museum display.

SOLD
Call - 216-541-4111

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bd__1 - KENTUCKY RIFLE WITH WONDERFULL FEATURES
A wonderfull Kentucky with a fine reconversion to flint. The pictures say a lot. Call for details. 216-541-4111.

SOLD !!!!
Call - 216-541-4111

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