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Manufactured in 1966 in Italy by Antonio Zoli. Features blued 24" steel barrels with 12 gauge shotgun over a .222 Remington caliber rifle. Barr...

Made in Germany and marked F.R. Menzel, who was most likely a Sporting Goods Dealer with gun probably made by Heinrich Kreighoff as evident with a &...

Made in Germany, prior to World War II, circa 1920, by an unknown gunsmith. 26-7/8" blued "Erhhardt Lauf" steel barrels with matted r...

Made by Greifelt & Company in Suhl, Germany in 1928 and marketed by P.G. Stucker of Elberfield. Blued Nitro proofed 26-1/4"Krupp Laufstahl ...

Made in Germany by J.P. Sauer in 1912. Blued 27" Krupp steel Nitro marked barrels in 16 gauge over 8x58R caliber. Barrels have raised maker mar...

Made in Czechoslovakia by Lovena in 1946. 26" blued fluid steel barrel with matted rib, rifle sights, and extractors with 16 gauge shotgun over...

Made in Suhl, Germany by Christopher Funk in 1924. 28" blued Krupp steel barrels with matted maker marked rib, rifle sights, ejectors, and Nitr...

Manufactured circa 1920's in Germany. Barrel rib is marked "G.WAHRENBERG BRADENBURG". No visible import marks. Matching serials on the...

Manufactured circa 1920's in Germany. Barrel rib is marked "O.T.WACKES IN SUHL". No visible import marks. Matching serials on the barr...

Made in Suhl, Germany by Imman Meffert, circa 1910. 27-1/2" Damascus 16 gauge barrel beside fluid steel 8x72R caliber steel rifle barrel with m...

Made in Suhl, Germany by Imman Meffert, circa 1910. 27-5/8" Damascus 16 gauge barrel beside 43 Mauser caliber steel rifle barrel. Maker marked ...

Made in Suhl, Germany by J.P. Sauer & Sohn, circa 1910. 26-3/4" blued Krupp steel barrels with matted rib, rifle sights, claw bases, and ex...

Made by John Dickson and Son of Edinburgh, Scotland in 1859. This rifle is known as a "Volunteer Rifle" which those individuals assembled ...

Kentucky percussion rifle made in Hazelton, Pennsylvania, circa 1850. Rifle measures 48" overall with 32-1/4" octagon smoothbore barrel in...

Percussion Kentucky rifle made by John H. Johnston of Waynesboro, Pennsylvania, circa 1850. An interesting note on this rifle is that the breech is st

Percussion Kentucky rifle built by John Shell of Dauphin County, PA . Rifle measures 59" overall with a 44" rifled octagon barrel in 45 ca...

Percussion Kentucky rifle signed "L.F." in script for Lewis Fondersmith. Rifle could have been made later in his career when he was in Fay...

Unusual percussion Kentucky rifle attributed to Nicholas Shennefelt of Huntingdon County, PA. and later of Clarion County, PA., circa 1840. This rifle

Unique percussion Kentucky rifle attributed to the Lehigh County area of PA., circa 1840. Rifle measures 51" overall with 35-1/2" octagon ...

Kentucky style percussion rifle/shotgun made by J.S. Johnston of Mc Connellstown, Huntingdon Co., PA., circa 1850. This rifle measures overall 50&qu...