A few examples of appraisal values for
PERCUSSION RIFLE MARKED HENRY

• Full stock percussion rifle .38
  Full stock percussion rifle .38 cal. lock is marked Henry Harker Warranted 38" octagonal barrel. ?
• J.J. Henry Percussion Rifle
  J.J. Henry Percussion Rifle iron-mounted full walnut stock with carved cheekplate and checkered wrist, 36 in. octagonal barrel marked "JJ Henry Philida.", unusual oval patchbox with engraved hunting horn and boar's head, trigger guard tang, butt plate with fine engraving, lockplate marked "Golcher"; no permit required,
• HALF STOCK PERCUSSION RIFLE. Marked
  HALF STOCK PERCUSSION RIFLE. Marked ''Henry'' on barrel. Engraved lock plate ''P.S.J. & Co. Warranted''. Some pieces are replaced.
• HENRY PARKER MARKED TARGET
  HENRY PARKER MARKED TARGET PERCUSSION RIFLE WITH HEAVY/BULL BARRELHENRY PARKER MARKED TARGET PERCUSSION RIFLE WITH HEAVY/BULL BARREL,
• Percussion Rifle, marked at rear of
  Percussion Rifle, marked at rear of lock plate "1886 / PHILA", single band, 42" barrel, inspectors mark in stock on left side , non-functioning, heavy rust
• PERCUSSION RIFLE. ''Henry Parker
  PERCUSSION RIFLE. ''Henry Parker Warranted'' on lockplate 44 caliber half-stock with 35'' octagonal barrel brass accoutrements and patch box. Oxidation in barrel repaired crack in forestock. Crack in stock beside hammer. Wood looks to be mahogany? or figural walnut. Cresent style buttplate. Set and hair trigger needs new lock spring.
• PERCUSSION LONG RIFLE. American
  PERCUSSION LONG RIFLE. American mid 19th century. Walnut half stock with octagonal 31''l. barrel marked ''H. Jarecki Erie Pa''. German silver patchbox and inlays of deer squirrel and dog. Imperfections. 47''l. overall. Henry Jarecki was a Prussian immigrant who arrived in America in 1849 and set up shop as a gun smith. He stopped producing guns after he set up the Jarecki Manufacturing Company in 1872. Replaced sights hole drilled through name for earlier sight. Refinished barrel.
• PERCUSSION RIFLE. U.S. over M.T.
  PERCUSSION RIFLE. U.S. over M.T. Wickham on lock plate 69 caliber 42'' round barrel oiled walnut stock steel butt plate marked U.S. Behind hammer marked Phila 1830. Also marked H & P 1861 on upper tang left of hammer. Heavy ''N'' left side of barrel at base. Barrel is rifled stamped with 20 at muzzel end. Brown-grey patina. Hammer and trigger mechanism work in both positions. Brackets for shoulder strap.
• HALF-STOCK PERCUSSION RIFLE.
  HALF-STOCK PERCUSSION RIFLE. Marked for J. Henry and Son Boulton Pennsylvania 1836-1850 walnut. Approximately .32 caliber 38.5'' octagonal barrel double set trigger and impressed ''B'' behind the trigger guard. Retains an old patina. Moderate oxidation throughout heaviest at lock replaced ramrod.
• Percussion Long Rifle attributed to
  Percussion Long Rifle attributed to W
• Half-Stock Percussion Rifle
  Half-Stock Percussion Rifle American, 19th century, 35-1/4 in. octagonal barrel marked "Henry Roesser, Lancaster", faux curly maple half stock, double-set trigger, brass mounts, pewter nose cap
• PERCUSSION RIFLE. Possibly Germany
  PERCUSSION RIFLE. Possibly Germany 44 caliber 30-1/2'' octagonal barrel checkered wrist and varnished wood stock engraved lock hammer and trigger guards. Barrel clean with very heavy rifling. Hammer mechanism is strong though set trigger needs adjusted. (set trigger fires gun). Barrel has good old dark patina. May have had a third sight at one time. 9 thru 10'' from muzzel is a lighter color. Also has a mounting bracket on upper tang. No visible numbers or lettering.
• 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.
• PERCUSSION RIFLE. American mid
  PERCUSSION RIFLE. American mid 19th century. Walnut half stock with octagonal 36'' barrel marked ''A. Harden'' (New Plymouth Ohio ca. 1848-1864). Engraved lock plate marked ''Dayton''. Brass inlay patch box and butt plate. Refinished. 52 1/4''l.
• Henry Aston Percussion Pistol
  Henry Aston Percussion Pistol with 8 1/2'' barrel mid-19th century
• AN AMERICAN PERCUSSION LONG RIFLE
  AN AMERICAN PERCUSSION LONG RIFLE Possibly by James Marker 1808-1883, MD. Marked James ....er. Warented, forged on lockplate, maple stock with 40" octagonal barrel, 58" overall, lightly engraved hammer and lockplate, lockplate depicting hunting scene.
• A 19TH CENTURY PERCUSSION
  A 19TH CENTURY PERCUSSION SPORTING RIFLE a highly quality 19th century example, not maker marked, but with attractive floral decorations to the lock plate; the mechanism is tight and can be dry fired; the wood is high quality and has very light wear; the barrel retains a great deal of original finish
• An American Under-Hammer Percussion
  An American Under-Hammer Percussion Rifle by David H. Hilliard Cornish New Hampshire 19th Century Child's gun octagonal barrel hallmarked percussion hammer walnut stock.
• PERCUSSION LONG RIFLE. American
  PERCUSSION LONG RIFLE. American mid 19th century. Walnut half stock octagonal 34 3/4''l. barrel and an engraved lock plate with hunter and illegible maker's mark. Brass trigger guard and butt plate. Appears to be a conversion with repair in butt stock 50 1/2''L.
• PERCUSSION RIFLE. American mid
  PERCUSSION RIFLE. American mid 19th century. Curly maple full stock with octagonal 43 3/4''l. barrel marked ''J. Wright'' (Harrison County Virginia). Brass trigger guard and butt plate. Repairs near hammer. 59''l. overall.
• PERCUSSION BELT PISTOL. France
  PERCUSSION BELT PISTOL. France early 19th century. Reputedly from the National Armory marked ''Mre. Rue de Chatellerault'' on the lock plate. Barrel and brass trigger guard and butt cap have various proof marks. Lock plate appears replaced. 12 1/4''l. .60 cal.
• Springfield percussion rifle,
  Springfield percussion rifle, 19th century, as found, 48"l
• PERCUSSION PISTOL, HORN, AND
  PERCUSSION PISTOL, HORN, AND BAYONETsmooth bore approximately .56 caliber percussion pistol marked "Child" at side lock plate and "London" at top of 8-3/4 in. octagon barrel, 14 in. overall length; associated bayonet with stitched leather sheath, 16-1/4 in. total length; metal horn, 13-1/2 in. length Provenance: Private Family Collection, Franklin, North Carolina Condition: advanced pitting to all metal components, trigger and action appear to function, fissures to wood stock of pistol; leather sheath for bayonet with distress and losses
• HENRY E. LEMAN FULL STOCK
  HENRY E. LEMAN FULL STOCK PERCUSSION LONG RIFLEHenry E. Leman (active 1834-1887), Lancaster, Pennsylvania full stock percussion long rifle , approximately .38 caliber, with tiger maple stock, brass furniture with engraved oval medallion on cheek rest, barrel flat inscribed Leman Lancaster Warranted , set triggers, 40 1/4" octagonal barrel. NO in-house shipping for this lot. Condition: Small loss to stock forward of lock and beside barrel tang, converted from flintlock, steel ramrod is a replacement.
• 19TH C PERCUSSION RIFLEA 19th
  19TH C PERCUSSION RIFLEA 19th century American Percussion rifle. Engraved double trigger percussion lock, with a 30 cal octagonal barrel in a figured Maple full stock with Brass butt plate. Old finish with some wear, pitting, replaced rod. 51 1/2" long. ESTIMATE $800-1,200 Condition: Old finish with some wear, pitting, replaced rod.
• PERCUSSION LONG RIFLE. American
  PERCUSSION LONG RIFLE. American mid 19th century. Octagonal barrel marked ''Wm. Kail'' curly maple half-stock with brass patchbox and an engraved lock marked ''RB''. Wear and small pieced repair. 51''l.
• PERCUSSION BELT PISTOL. England
  PERCUSSION BELT PISTOL. England 2nd quarter-19th century. Octagonal .60 caliber damascus barrel with proof marks labeled ''Lang 7 Haymarket London''. Engraved lock plate and fish decorated hammer. Mahogany checkered grip steel butt plate with capbox. 9 1/2''l. overall.
• Enfield Percussion Rifle British,
  Enfield Percussion Rifle British, third quarter 19th century, .577 cal., full stock with brass mounts, tapered 39 in. barrel marked "25" and hash marks "25", lockplate marked "1862 Tower" with engraved crown; with bayonet with original brass-mounted scabbard, marked "107",
• Indian Tack Half-Stock Percussion
  Indian Tack Half-Stock Percussion Plains Rifle by J. Henry .50 cal. 30'' octagonal barrel. Top of barrel marked J. Henry; lockplate marked A.W. Spies. Brass furniture and patchbox.  Maple stock with Indian brass tacks. Purchased from a New York Museum by J.W. Carpenter Condition: Barrel is smooth brown with sharp and crisp lines.  Lock has nice dark brown patina with some pitting around the nipple and drum.  Stock with untouched patina and halos around the brass tacks.  A nice Indian-used rifle.
• FULL STOCK PERCUSSION RIFLE.
  FULL STOCK PERCUSSION RIFLE. Marked ''S. Hunt'' American 19th century curly maple. Approximately .32 caliber 41'' octagonal barrel engraved London lock double set trigger. Retains an older patina. Scattered moderate oxidation scattered pitting age cracks missing a couple of tacks in the stock losses to the wood at the lock.
• Percussion Under Hammer Bench Rifle
  Percussion Under Hammer Bench Rifle by D. Hilliard .40 cal. 29'' octagonal barrel 1.25'' across the flat of barrel. Muzzle was drilled for false muzzle. Marked on left flat of barrel D. H. Hilliard Cornish NH. Walnut stock with brass furniture and patchbox German silver inlays on cheek piece. Condition: Barrel has a nice brown patina. Stock retains most of the original finish. Brass furniture with nice patina.
• An English 14 bore percussion
  An English 14 bore percussion sporting gun, early 19th c, the unsigned, swamped barrel octagonal at the breech, brass mounted chequered walnut half-stock, engraved lockplate, hammer and tang and a ramrod, barrel 83.5cm l More Information Slightly chipped, two ramrod pipes brass replacements, split in stock and old scratches and knocks
• 19TH C PERCUSSION RIFLEA 19th
  19TH C PERCUSSION RIFLEA 19th century American Percussion rifle. Engraved percussion lock, maker's mark obscured, with a 40 cal octagonal barrel in a figured Maple half stock with carved detail, Brass butt plate. Old finish with some wear, replaced rod. 47" long. ESTIMATE $600-800 Condition: Old finish with some wear, replaced rod.
• AN ENGLISH 12 BORE DB PERCUSSION
  AN ENGLISH 12 BORE DB PERCUSSION SPORTING GUN with 76cm barrels, engraved lock, hammers and trigger guard, chequered walnut stock, with a contemporary mid 19th c brass mounted copper powder flask embossed with game and an embossed leather shot flask with brass nozzle, baize lined mahogany case
• PERCUSSION RIFLE. American mid
  PERCUSSION RIFLE. American mid 19th century. Curly walnut half stock octagonal 34 3/4''l. barrel and an engraved lock marked ''Ford Bros.'' (Medina Ohio ca. 1859-1865). Brass trigger guard and butt plate. Minor edge loss ramrod replaced. 51''l. overall.
• PERCUSSION RIFLE. Musket type .66
  PERCUSSION RIFLE. Musket type .66 caliber 40''' round to octagonal barrel checkered wrist oiled wood stock. Bore has old scaling no rifling action is strong. Retaning bar for ramrod is loose barrel and stock have old scratches and dings. Some inlay and scrollwork. All inscriptions are very faded. Something...''Child'' on lockplate.