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Pom Pom (Anti-Aircraft Gun), model with 'Astra. Made in England'. Some age wear and paint loss, generally Good condition

A Simson Suhl side by side Shotgun 12 gauge 12/70 W Nitro 1064 24565. Gun Licences are required for the following rifles

James Purdey 16 bore muzzle loading black powder shotgun, serial no. 2386, London proved Damascus barrels stamped J.P. With platinum plugs and line at breech, the barrels have been struck up ready for rebrowning with loss of address on the rib, the barrels

A fine cased scale model of an Mlr gun and Traversing platform, by R. Low, no. 244, Burrage Road, Plumstead, dated, 1868, the gun and its traversing carriage mounted on a raised decked plinth with modellers plaque and surrounded by a second gun and an arra

A cased fine quality English side by side double barrel Shotgun by P. Webley & Son, serial number 37335, mahogany stock, double triggers, and decorated with fine scrolling foliate engraving, the barrel named P. Webley & Son 78 Shaftsbury Ave, London, the g

12 Pdr Gunnade (Carronade with Trunnions), circa mid to late 19th century 4.6' Cal, nominal 12 pdr; barrel weight 450 kgs, total weight 600 kgs; 1.2 mts length; cupped muzzle as were the guns from the Carron iron foundry; entire surface pitted but stabilis

Old J. Mcconnell Hammer gun, inscribed Hobart Town

A German double barrel percussion shot gun, 16g 25 inch barrels, marked in gold 'Mathis Howotny in Wien', engraved hock plate, hunting scenes, engraved steel furniture, wood rammer, crisp action, good condition

Webley side by side 12 gauge hammerless Gibbs and Pitt side lever shotgun, Barrel address P. Webley & Sons 21 Rydeer Street, St James, London, engraving to locks, action, trigger and backstrap, also butt plate. 30 inch Damascus barrels, nitro proofed, over

A percussion single barrel trip gun, According to the vendor these guns were used at Eaglehawk neck port Arthur. Escaping convicts had to first get past the sentry boxes and initially they found this relatively easy. So these Trip guns were set up conceale

William Lewis made Cunningham & Cogan breech loading bomb lance gun, manufactured by William Lewis of new Bedford, as described by him in his 'Illustrated catalogue of Whaling Utensils': 'It is 36 inches long and weighs 20 pounds. Bore 7/8 of an inch, stan