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33297-ORNATE JAPANESE MATCHLOCK TANAGASHIMA SMOOTHBORE RIFLE CIRCA . 53” o/a with 42” octagon smoothbore sighted barrel with finely articulated “CANNON” muzzle. Profusely inlai
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Flintlock | Approx .75 Cal | New Wooden Shipping Crate
The Indian Toradar is a historic matchlock musket that evolved from 16th-century European designs, remaining a signature firearm of South A
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action needs adjustment / 26 1/2 inch octogan smooth bore barrel 46 caliber// stock in very good condition / 36 inches oa / 
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ENGRAVED & INLAID Antique JAPANESE MATCHLOCK “Tanegashima” ARQUEBUS Musket
Fascinating Ancient Weaponry from JAPAN
Here Ancestry Guns presents an antique Japanese Matchlock Taneg
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ORNATE MATCHLOCK ARQUEBUSE Inlaid Horn Mother of Pearl .79 Engraved Antique
With Depictions of Castles, Mounted Knights & Arquebusiers
Here we present an antique Matchlock Arquebuse made by
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"NSN, circa 19th century, chambered in .74 caliber with a 55" round Damascus barrel featuring a swamped muzzle. Metal is a brown patina, with light surface oxidation present. Faint etching i
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"NSN, circa 18th/19th century, .65 caliber, 46 ½" round swamped fluted Damascus barrel with a smooth brown patina. The breech and muzzle are richly chiseled with floral designs and ado
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"No Serial Number, circa 18th century. Chambered in .64 caliber with a 51" steel barrel. Barrel is secured with five-barrel bands—two wire and three leather, with the leather showing signs o
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"No Serial Number, circa 19th century, chambered in .72 caliber with a 44 ¼" round barrel. Barrel exhibits a bright grey patina with pin-prick surface oxidation present. Both sides of
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"No Serial Number, circa 19th century, chambered in .65 caliber with a 48" round barrel featuring a swamped cannon-style muzzle. Barrel is beautifully engraved with a stippled dot-in-ring pa
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"No Serial Number, circa 18th/19th century, chambered in 1" bore with a 30 ½" round barrel featuring a cannon-style muzzle. Barrel has a grey patina with scattered areas of surfac
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"No Serial Number, circa 19th century. Chambered in .65 caliber with a 52" round ladder-pattern Damascus (Kirk Narduban) barrel. Both muzzle and breech are chiseled and decorated with gold d
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"NSN, circa 18th-19th century. Approximately .62 caliber, 49.5" octagonal barrel, overall length is 68.5". Damascus steel barrel is secured with five metal barrel bands. Side plates, ba
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"NSN, circa 19th century from the Tetuna region, .62 caliber, 39 ¾" round steel barrel secured with five decorative silver barrel bands. Barrel is a dark brown patina with gold thread
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"NSN, circa 18th century, .70 caliber, 45 ½ “barrel. Barrel is fluted 12" from the breech then goes to round. The cannon style muzzle is fluted for approximately 4". Inside the fl
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"NSN, circa 19th century, .57 caliber, 46" round barrel decorated with gold damascening. This is also seen on the two side plates. Barrel is secured with 4 loops. Stock is dark with light im
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"NSN, CIRCA 18TH/19TH century, .62 caliber, 50" round Damascus barrel with faint gold damascening (Koftgari) at the breech and muzzle. The muzzle is flared out in a lotus style. Barrel is mo
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Up for sale is what we believe to be an O-zutsu type of Tanegashima, made sometime during the Edo period. Calling this firearm massive and heavy is an understatement. Barrel measures to be a .74 calib
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Up for sale is a finely engraved Japanese matchlock. We believe this is a Samurai-Zutsu type of Tanegashima, made sometime during the Edo period. This firearm was more than likely owned by a Samurai,
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