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KENTUCKY FLINTLOCK CONVERTED TO PERCUSSION

• ANTIQUE KETLAND KENTUCKY PERCUSSION
  ANTIQUE KETLAND KENTUCKY PERCUSSION MUSKETCirca 1690, Thomas Ketland flintlock converted to percussion muzzle-loader. Sideplate lock marked "T. Ketland & Co". Smooth bore, approx. .45 cal. Octagonal barrel measures approx. 41 1/2", overall 56 1/2". Action functions. Finish has age appropte wear with dark brown patina. Some oxidation and pitting present on lock and brass trigger guard. Stock has crack behind and in front of right side plate. See images for more details on condition. shipping info This item can be shipped in-house.
• ANTIQUE KETLAND KENTUCKY PERCUSSION
  ANTIQUE KETLAND KENTUCKY PERCUSSION MUSKETThomas Ketland flintlock converted to percussion muzzle-loader. Sideplate lock marked "T. Ketland & Co". Smooth bore, approx. .45 cal. Octagonal barrel measures approx. 41 1/2", overall 56 1/2". Action functions. Finish has age appropte wear with dark brown patina. Some oxidation and pitting present on lock and brass trigger guard. Stock has crack behind and in front of right side plate. See images for more details on condition. This item can be shipped in-house.
• ANTIQUE KENTUCKY LONG GUN. A ca.
  ANTIQUE KENTUCKY LONG GUN. A ca. 1800 converted flintlock to percussion Kentucky long gun, with an engraved octagonal barrel and a tiger maple stock with a brass patch box. Provenance: Per Gilderdale gun shop Pittsfield VT, gun came from maker George Slayman, current owner was told it was his fathers long rifle. 54”L overall x 39.25”L barrel.
• 1835 SPRINGFIELD FLINTLOCK MUSKET
  1835 SPRINGFIELD FLINTLOCK MUSKET CONVERTED TO PERCUSSION .69 caliber, 42 in. round barrel, walnut stock with iron mounts throughout, the lockplate stamped with eagle over U.S. beneath the hammer and SPRING / FIELD / 1835 behind the hammer. Includes ramrod.
• KENTUCKY-TYPE PERCUSSION PISTOL.
  KENTUCKY-TYPE PERCUSSION PISTOL. American 19th century figured walnut. Approximately .50 caliber 9.75'' octagonal barrel adjustable tension trigger with engraved trigger guard checkered grip. Old finish on stock mottled patina on barrel and lock engraving on trigger guard still crisp.
• Interesting antique flint-lock
  Interesting antique flint-lock conversion to percussion longbased rifle by A. Waters, Philadelphia maker; proofed on the top with P M L H and dated proof 1827; brush mounted trigger guard and escutcheon plates; overall good condition consistent with age, some flaws, surface wear and scratches; L 56" (Approx.)
• Kentucky Rifle Handmade lock
  Kentucky Rifle Handmade lock converted to percussion. Brass hunter's star on cheek side. Engraved Lancaster type patch box. Top of barrel engraved SM or JM.Dimensions: Overall L 60'' Barrel L 44 1/4''E
• PERCUSSION PISTOL. Kentucky style
  PERCUSSION PISTOL. Kentucky style with 9'' octagonal barrel .45 caliber maple stock with brass. Lock plate marked J.N.Scott. Action is strong bore has very light oxidation strong rifling. Stock refinished. Some minor pitting on barrel and lockplate. Brass has a nice golden glow.
• CVA KENTUCKY PERCUSSION PISTOL &
  CVA KENTUCKY PERCUSSION PISTOL & 2 POWDER FLASKS Connecticut Valley Arms (American, 1797), circa 1975 and likely English, late 19th / early 20th century. Kentucky Percussion pistol,.50 caliber, with octagon barrel and hard wood stock. Accompanied by two metal powder flasks. Pistol with appropriate marks and no apparent marks to powder horns. Approx. pistol length 15.5" (full), length 10" (barrel); h. 7.5" (flask).
• M.T. Wickham Musket model 1833
  M.T. Wickham Musket model 1833 converted to percussion
• An 18th Century flintlock pistol
  An 18th Century flintlock pistol (later converted to percussion cap) with 11.5ins barrel steel lock plate carved walnut stock with shaped and moulded brass mounts engraved brass trigger guard and plain oval brass pommel 18.25ins overall (barrel and lock plate generally rusted)
• PENNSYLVANIA / KENTUCKY
  PENNSYLVANIA / KENTUCKY PERCUSSION RIFLEsmall curly maple full stock, single trigger, decorated lock plate with "....OCK" lettering, 36 in. octagonal barrel inscribed "J N" inside flourish at top of barrel, split rear sight brass blade front sight, brass trigger guard, patch box, forend cap, thimbles, and butt plate, ram rod, overall 51-1/2 in. Provenance: Private North Carolina Collection Condition: likely converted to percussion, nipple likely modern with other additions, oxidation to metal surfaces, several 2 to 3 in. hairline cracks along grain of stock near forend cap and mid forend at nails, heavy wear and pitting to barrel at action, trigger guard not original to stock, wear dings and scratches to buttstock
• KENTUCKY PERCUSSION RIFLEA very
  KENTUCKY PERCUSSION RIFLEA very handsome and interesting Kentucky (Pennsylvania) rifle in .50 caliber, with an extremely heavy barrel, tiger striped stock, brass patch box, and single screw lock, with a drum conversion to the barrel. There are no visible marks on lock or barrel. There is some simple carving on the stock. It has double set triggers. All the mounts are nicely shaped brass. The barrel is octagonal, and there are parts of a more sophisticated rear sight, but part is missing. There is a serpent- like shape engraved in front of the rear sight. Dimensions: The barrel is 40 inches long. The gun overall is 55.5 inches in length. Processing and shipping within the continental U.S. $105.00 plus 1.5% replacement cost insurance Condition: There is a repaired crack at the wrist. The lock plate may be an early replacement, dome when the gun was converted to percussion. There is heavy pitting on the lock. The barrel is brown, with minor pitting in places. Witherell's strives to provide as much information and photographs as possible but encourages in-person inspection by bidders. Condition: statements are only for general guidance and should not be relied upon as complete statements of fact and do not constitute a representation, warranty or assumption of liability by Witherell's. All lots are sold "AS IS" under terms and conditions.
• PERCUSSION MILITARY PISTOL.
  PERCUSSION MILITARY PISTOL. American 2nd quarter-19th century. .56 caliber 8 1/2'' barrel. Converted from flintlock. Lockplate marked in gold inlay ''U.S. R. Johnson Middn. Conn. 1843''. Walnut half stock. 13 1/2''l. overall.
• U.S. Model 1814 flintlock rifle .59
  U.S. Model 1814 flintlock rifle .59 cal. lock marked U.S. Deringer Phila 1841 converted to percussion via the Belgium alteration ... ?
• US Civil War Whitney Model 1816
  US Civil War Whitney Model 1816 Percussion Conversion .69 cal. 42" barrel flintlock conversion to percussion for the Civil War. Condition: Very good bore. Bore dark.
• KENTUCKY STYLE PERCUSSION LONG
  KENTUCKY STYLE PERCUSSION LONG RIFLE, C.1850SAntique Percussion half stock long rifle, c.1850, 35.5" octagonal barrel with no visible markings, the approx. 8mm bore with straight rifling, wood ramrod, unmarked lock plate, double set triggers, hardwood stock with pewter nose cap and brass butt plate, small cheek piece at left stock, metal with pitting, surface rust at bore, action good and strong, overall: 52"l
• AMERICAN PERCUSSION KENTUCKY RIFLE,
  AMERICAN PERCUSSION KENTUCKY RIFLE, J. WHETSTONE American antique percussion Kentucky Rifle, likely Maryland, late 18th / early 19th century, having an octagon barrel, tiger maple full-stock, engraved and pierced brass patchbox, double trigger, cheek rest and silver star inlay, barrel marked J. Whetstone (possibly John Whetstone of Hagerstown, Maryland). Approx. full l. 57", barrel l. 42".
• British percussion musket, full
  British percussion musket, full stock muzzle loading, shaped cheek rest, 41 in. barrel marked "1831" and "1837" with other marks, brass mounts, lockplate marked "FWSAUN(?)", stock stamped "CPFW(?)", trigger guard marked "C287(?)", probably a converted flintlock; no permit required. 30 percent original color, original stock with repairs, 4 in. pieced repair on forearm, scattered pitting and rust particularly at firing area. Collection of the Late Ruth Scott, Charlotte, North Carolina.
• Springfield Model 1864 percussion
  Springfield Model 1864 percussion musket, 40 in. barrel; no permit required. Probably a converted flintlock, barrel with old cleaning to bright finish, extensive pitting at pin area, stock with pest damage, irregular finish, chips and losses. Private Collection, Sarasota, Florida
• CUT DOWN FLINTLOCK TO PERCUSSION
  CUT DOWN FLINTLOCK TO PERCUSSION CONVERSION 1831 HARPERS FERRY MUSKET With .69 caliber 32 in. round barrel fitted to walnut stock, the lockplate with US over eagle device under the hammer and HARPERS / FERRY / 1831 behind the hammer; retains one barrel band and sports added wooden ramrod. Comes with rifle sock.
• TRYON PHILADELPHIA SCHOOL,
  TRYON PHILADELPHIA SCHOOL, PERCUSSION KENTUCKY LONG RIFLE Circa 1850, an former flintlock smoothbore rifle converted to percussion, having a boldly figured curly maple stock which supports a 37 in. octagonal barrel terminating with an etched brass muzzle cap, TRYON / PHILADELPHIA stamped on the iron lock plate, "Joshua Davis" (likely the owner) is engraved on an etched brass inlay on the cheek rest, a silver cheek rest inlay is above with a silver crescent moon inlay is on the stock, a finely engraved brass patchbox is present with the release button located at the bottom of the stock, wood ramrod present.
• Percussion muzzle loading pistol,
  Percussion muzzle loading pistol, 6-1/2 in. octagonal barrel, walnut stock with extensive grip carving, lockplate with scrolled engraving, English, early 19th century; no permit required. Possibly a converted flinter, old surface with 10 to 20 percent original color, ramrod probably original.
• Percussion musket, rifle: musket
  Percussion musket, rifle: musket with 48 in. barrel, ornate brass patch box, converted flintlock, stock with extensive losses, barrel with extensive rust ; rifle with 38-1/2 in. barrel, ornate brass patch box and silver inlay, stock and lock in poor condition with extensive losses and rust, losses to inlay ; no permits required. Private Collection, Sarasota, Florida
• A. WATERS PERCUSSION PISTOL
  A. WATERS PERCUSSION PISTOL Milbury, MS., dated 1843, flintlock conversion (possibly a Fayetteville conversion); 8" barrel with two proof stamps on stock
• PERCUSSION PISTOL. Probably
  PERCUSSION PISTOL. Probably European 18th century. Octagonal barrel with walnut stock and checkered grips. Horn forend and tip on rod. Conversion hammer has split. 11''l.
• English percussion fowling piece,
  English percussion fowling piece, muzzle loading half stock, converted flintlock, 34-1/2 in. inlaid barrel with names and "1852", ornate engraved lockplate and pin decoration, hammer shaped as animal, no serial number, English or Continental; no permit required. 20 percent original color, checkered stock with several cracks, dents, scuffs from normal wear, barrel with old cleaning and scattered light rust. Estate of the Late John D. Ford.
• A SMALL ANTIQUE GENTLEMAN'S
  A SMALL ANTIQUE GENTLEMAN'S PERCUSSION GUN WITH A WOOD HANDLE A small flintlock pistol with a wood handle 6"l Provenance: Sold to benefit the acquisitions fund of Filoli Museum and Gardens, Woodside, CA
• PERCUSSION KENTUCKY LONG RIFLE,
  PERCUSSION KENTUCKY LONG RIFLE, MARKED W. LAMB American, likely North Carolina, antique percussion Kentucky long rifle, mid 19th century, having an octagonal barrel, dark stained wood stock, double-set triggers, check rest, silver false inlay, and wooden ramrod, marked. W. Lamb to top barrel. Approx. full l. 57", barrel l. 42".
• Percussion Pistol by Williams &
  Percussion Pistol by Williams & Powell .625 bore dia. smoothbore 9'' octagonal barrel with target-style sights. Engraved patent breech engraved lock and triggerguard. Lock with safety silver trim and nose cap. Checkered walnut stock. This is a period conversion from flint to percussion with a bolster in the side of the patent breech. Condition: Barrel has a nice plum finish with sharp and crisp lines. Lockplate has a dark patina with some staining. Stock has some nicks and dings. Nice sharp and crisp pistol.
• Neisse Converted Musket ca.
  Neisse Converted Musket ca. 1800's Converted to percussion from flintlock round steel barrel with sight and ram rod brass fittings and steel butt-plate stock marked VII and with several initials throughout.
• PENNSYLVANIA FULL STOCK FLINTLOCK
  PENNSYLVANIA FULL STOCK FLINTLOCK FOWLERPennsylvania full stock fowler , approximately 16 gauge, converted to percussion, with tiger maple stock and relief carved cheek rest, the underside of buttstock carved with the dated 1795 , 64 1/4" octagonal to round barrel. Provenance: The Estate of Peter Tillou. Condition: Partially converted to percussion, 2'' crack forward of the lock, missing barrel pins, large crack in forestock, lacking ramrod, hammer lacking top jaw and screw, handling marks to stock.
• PENNSYLVANIA / KENTUCKY
  PENNSYLVANIA / KENTUCKY PERCUSSION RIFLEappears approximately .44 caliber, 34-1/2 in. octagonal barrel, "T.BENNETT" in block letters on top barrel flat, double set triggers with brass furniture and brass escutcheons, walnut half stock with brass butt plate, fine front sight blade, shallow fixed notch rear sight, ramrod, overall 50 in. Provenance: Private Collection Condition: some damage and loss around lock plate, occasional pitting, hairline fissures at grip not compromising overall integrity, some escutcheon pins absent, not tested for operation, possible conversion from flintlock
• A REGULATION PATTERN FLINTLOCK
  A REGULATION PATTERN FLINTLOCK PISTOL converted to percussion, full stocked with retained ramrod, brass faceplate, trigger guard and butt plate, steel lanyard ring, early 19th c and an English 100 bore pepperbox revolver, with chequered walnut grips, 20cm l, early/mid 19th c (2)
• KENTUCKY PERCUSSION RIFLE, PLAIN
  KENTUCKY PERCUSSION RIFLE, PLAIN GRADE WITH CURLYKENTUCKY PERCUSSION RIFLE, plain grade with curly maple stock having an inset oval brass patch box with finial, 33" octagonal barrel, double set triggers, scrolling brass trigger guard, ramrod, brass butt plate, 48.75" overall length.
• Kentucky Percussion Rifle by J.N.
  Kentucky Percussion Rifle by J.N. Johnson .44 cal. 42" octagonal barrel. Barrel marked J.N. Johnson. Engraved lockplate marked Golcher.? Brass furniture with a engraved four-piece patchbox.? Maple stock double-set triggers.?J.N. Johnston is listed in American Gunsmiths by Frank Sellers as working in Waynesboro PA in 1832-1889 making percussion rifles. Condition: Barrel and lock has nice dark patina.? Stock has an old brass sheet metal repair on the wrist. Overall the rifle has nice untouched patina.