English Alex Henry right Percussion Bar Lock, by R.E. Davis This new bar lock is patterned after one by Alexander Henry, a famous London maker of Sporting rifles for English gentlemen. The sear rides on a pin axle. Features include an elegant three screw bridle, stirrup linked mainspring, and fly detent for set triggers such as our fancy LePage single set trigger. Notice the extra “bar” shown above the plat       LOCK-AH-R . . . $155.00

Antique Halfstock Rifle , .32 caliber, 37-1/2" barrel, walnut, brass trim, percussion, marked Enterprise Gunworks ~ 1878 This antique halfstock rifle was offered by the firm James Bown & Son - Enterprise Gunworks of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. The lock marking is no longer legible, but is likely Goucher based on the die stamped game scene marking. The barrel is stamped Enterprise Gunworks with the Kill Buck deer stamp . They were located at 136-138 Wood St., Pittsburgh,       AAV-729 . . . $599.00

Antique Fowling Gun , 11 gauge, 44" octagon-to-round Damascus barrel, percussion, walnut, engraved iron trim, marked I. Hollis & Sons This original antique English halfstock fowling gun dates from the late percussion period, and is marked I. Hollis & Sons . The 44" long Damascus barrel has an 11 gauge bore that is dark, with a textured pitted surface. The English bar lock can be fired from the half-cock position. The walnut stock has several drying cracks and repairs. This large       AAV-841 . . . $549.00

Build Track's John Armstrong , Maryland longrifle parts set, with 13/16", or 7/8" straight octagon barrel Price: starting at $1,084.29 Build Track's John Armstrong Maryland longrifle parts set, easy to assemble, up to 42" octagon barrel, traditional brass or iron trim, plain or fancy maple stock Many schools of style exist for Maryland longrifles. The Emmitsburg school turned out many fine rifles thanks to the skills of makers such as John Armstrong, Peter White, and George Nune

Classic Green River Knife Blade , 5" edge, forged carbon steel, made in the U.S.A. , by Russell - Green River, U.S.A. , America's Oldest Cutlery Yes, our Russell - Green River blades are made in the U.S.A., they are not the cheap imports found elsewhere. The Classic Green River Knife blade honors the maker's good name. It features a 5" cutting edge, 9" overall length. Forged from thick .086" carbon cutlery steel, it is properly tempered to sharpen quickly and hold an edge. Made by America'       BLADE-RGR-05 . . . $18.95

Niles' Guide to "Affordable" Double Barrel Shotguns in America 1875-1945 , by Nicholas Niles, Jr. The author shows how the first truly affordable double barrel shotguns were adapted about 1875 from the excellent, but expensive, hammer and hammerless guns that had evolved in England and the U.S. By about 1890, these costly doubles were being replaced by cheaper English and Belgian export guns whose low prices were consciously planned to attract       BOOK-ADBS . . . $64.99

The Art of Making Primitive Bows and Arrows by D. C. Waldorf D. C. Waldorf explains several related topics in detail. The text covers tools and woods for bow making, a simple self bow, bow designs, sinew backing, making a bow string, making arrows and quivers. Valerie Waldorf's many photographs and plan drawings illustrate the book and make the projects easy. Soft bound with 52 pages in 8-1/2 x 11" format, w       BOOK-AOMPBA . . . $14.99

Colonial Frontier Guns by T.M. Hamilton This large format edition will be of special interest to trade gun enthusiasts. It shows 97 illustrations of early guns, Tulle hunting guns, plan drawings and detailed photo views of individual components. Museum quality firearms, archaeological remains of gun components and facsimile reproductions of original documents are used to explain the role       BOOK-CFG . . . $17.50

Camp Life in the Woods and the Tricks of Trapping and Trap Making by W. Hamilton Gibson First published in 1881, this complete illustrated guide reveals how to catch everything from squirrels and mice to tigers and bears. It offers general advice on camping and hiking in the woods. Among the treasures within are easy to follow plans for building dozens of traps: comprehensive directions for the building of shanties, log cabins, boats,       BOOK-CLW . . . $13.99

Civil War Medicine, 1861-1865 by Keith C. Wilber, MD A detailed and fascinating tour through medical history of this bloody and devastating war. Hundreds of illustrations, combined with well researched and engaging text, tell the tale of challenges presented to doctors with each new battle. Softbound 8-1/2 x 11" format, 119 pages, line drawings throughout. The Table of Contents includes the followin       BOOK-CWM . . . $13.99

Gun Carriages: Aide Memoire to the Military Sciences, 1846 by R.J. Nelson A manual for officers of British Army in 1846 when there were more than 50 authorized descriptions of Ordnance. Each carriage is illustrated with detail, scaled line drawings in both plan and elevation, and 18 tables of dimensions and weights. Soft cover, 64 pages, 48 full page plates, 7 x 10" format.       BOOK-GC . . . $16.95

The Gunsmith of Grenville County, Building the American Longrifle illustrated instruction manual, revised edition, spiral bound, by Peter A. Alexander The Gunsmith of Grenville County Best known for his many magazine articles on gunsmithing topics, Peter Alexander has just released this new gun maker's manual, on Building the American Longrifle . Written for both the novice, and the master gun builder, the author explains the basics of each task, and then he delves into the minutia of the inter       BOOK-GGC . . . $43.99

Reloading Tools of the Black Powder Era 1850-1910, Volume 1 by Tom Rowe & Ed Curtis There has been a need for a through study of the various loading tools of the black powder and early smokeless powders era for rifles, shotgun tools will not be covered. While a book on the subject can never be complete, and odd and unusual examples will continually appear, this book will cover most of what a collector will encounter. The leading e       BOOK-RT-V1 . . . $79.00

Reloading Tools of the Black Powder Era 1850-1910, Volume 2 by Tom Rowe & Ed Curtis There has been a need for a through study of the various loading tools of the black powder and early smokeless powders era for rifles, shotgun tools will not be covered. While a book on the subject can never be complete, and odd and unusual examples will continually appear, this book will cover most of what a collector will encounter. The leading e       BOOK-RT-V2 . . . $79.00

Springfield Armory Infantry Muskets 1795 - 1844 by Kent W. Johns An identification guide to the flintlock infantry muskets produced at Springfield, including conversions to percussion. Detailed color photographs allow the physical characteristics of each type to be clearly explained. Enthusiasts ans collectors will find the coverage of markings and the letter/number stamps found on components both inside and out       BOOK-SA-IM . . . $35.99

Sketchbook '56 Spanish Colonial Infantry, 1739-1781 , by Ted Spring The Spanish were frequent allies of the French, and dominated the Louisiana region, Florida to Mexico, north to St. Louis. Sketches include swords, knives, plug bayonets, the machete, pistols, muskets, flask, cartridge boxes, canteens, cannons, and uniforms. You can replicate many of the items shown, using the ideas, sketches, dimensions, and plans       BOOK-SB56V4 . . . $9.99

Sketchbook '56 Spanish Colonial Infantry, 1739-1781 , by Ted Spring, with slightly damaged covers The Spanish were frequent allies of the French, and dominated the Louisiana region, Florida to Mexico, north to St. Louis. Sketches include swords, knives, plug bayonets, the machete, pistols, muskets, flask, cartridge boxes, canteens, cannons, and uniforms. You can replicate many of the items shown, using the ideas, sketches, dimensions, and plans       BOOK-SB56V4-X . . . $3.99

Tennessee Bean Style Buttplate , wax cast steel A lighter more graceful Tennessee longrifle style buttplate, sometimes called the Bean buttplate, in honor of one of Tennessee's most famous makers. Made in iron only, this wax casting may be bent cold to reduce the amount of curvature a small amount. We recommend using this on a fancy maple fullstock, with a round end banana patchbox. Be sure to o       BP-TN-2-I . . . $34.99

Build Track's Bucks County flint lock longrifle parts set with 13/16", or 7/8" octagon barrel Price: starting at $1,021.71 Bucks County rifles are considered a distinct style with-in the Lehigh Valley school. Typical features include the drooping buttstock shape, side opening patchbox, long pointed tail on the sideplate, and shaped thumbnails finials on the buttplate and triggerguard. The side opening patchbox while a common feature on Bucks County longrifles, is not u

Cartridge Case , .45-120 Sharps, 3-1/4", unprimed brass, each piece, no minimum order Cartridge case, unprimed brass, .45-120 Sharps, also known as .45 3-1/4". This is the longest member of the .45-70 family of cartridge cases. Length is 3-1/4" to hold up to 120 grains of black powder. Lyman Classic Dies have standard 7/8-14 threads, to fit most brands of reloading presses. This three die set includes Lyman's popular "M" neck expan       CASE-45-120 . . . $2.98

Cartridge Case , .45-120 Sharps, 3-1/4", unprimed brass, 20 pieces Cartridge case, unprimed brass, .45-120 Sharps, also known as .45 3-1/4". This is the longest member of the .45-70 family of cartridge cases. Length is 3-1/4" to hold up to 120 grains of black powder. Lyman Classic Dies have standard 7/8-14 threads, to fit most brands of reloading presses. This three die set includes Lyman's popular "M" neck expan       CASE-45-120-PACK-020 . . . $58.90

Cartridge Case , .45-120 Sharps, 3-1/4", unprimed brass, 50 pieces Cartridge case, unprimed brass, .45-120 Sharps, also known as .45 3-1/4". This is the longest member of the .45-70 family of cartridge cases. Length is 3-1/4" to hold up to 120 grains of black powder. Lyman Classic Dies have standard 7/8-14 threads, to fit most brands of reloading presses. This three die set includes Lyman's popular "M" neck expan       CASE-45-120-PACK-050 . . . $140.99

Cartridge Case , .45-120 Sharps, 3-1/4", unprimed brass, 100 pieces Cartridge case, unprimed brass, .45-120 Sharps, also known as .45 3-1/4". This is the longest member of the .45-70 family of cartridge cases. Length is 3-1/4" to hold up to 120 grains of black powder. Lyman Classic Dies have standard 7/8-14 threads, to fit most brands of reloading presses. This three die set includes Lyman's popular "M" neck expan       CASE-45-120-PACK-100 . . . $265.00

Build Track's Classic Tennessee longrifle kit , in traditional iron, with 13/16" straight octagon barrel Price: starting at $1,038.66 Build Track's Classic Tennessee longrifle, easy to assemble rifle kit, 36 or 42" octagon barrel, traditional iron, plain or fancy maple stock Often referred to as a Tennessee style, this attractive South Mountain flint lock longrifle is trimmed in iron, and stocked in plain maple. Original Tennessee flint rifles were often equipped with imported

Build Track's Classic Tennessee longrifle kit , in traditional iron, or brass, with 13/16" octagon barrel in .36, .40, or .45 caliber Price: starting at $977.95 Build Track's Classic Tennessee longrifle, easy to assemble rifle kit, 36 or 42" octagon barrel, traditional iron, plain or fancy maple stock Often referred to as a Tennessee style, this attractive South Mountain percussion longrifle is trimmed in iron, and stocked in plain maple. Original Tennessee flint rifles were often equipped with imported

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