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rockbridge county, va
NEW! Signed John Crummey Kentucky Rifle
This antique Kentucky rifle is built and signed by John Crummey of Rockbridge County, VA. The rifle showcases a beautifully engraved patchbox executed in the recognizable Crummey style.
Price: $3750
barn find
RARE! Confederate Cavalry Saddle
This rare antique saddle was discovered in a barn in Capon Bridge, West Virginia, and is believed to be an original Confederate cavalry saddle made in the Virginia Valley (Shenandoah Valley) region.
Price: $675
Bedford, PA
Signed William Border Kentucky Rifle
The rifle retains William Border’s signature on both the lock and barrel, indicating that the gunsmith made the lock. It features 14 silver inlays, a well-executed patchbox, and a signature style characteristic of Border’s work, combining elegance with functionality.
Price: $13,500
Berks County, PA
Signed George Feder Rifle
This fine antique flintlock rifle, built and signed “G. Feder” on the barrel, is a striking example of early 19th-century gunmaking in Berks County, Pennsylvania, dating to C.1810.
Price: $4950
Virginia
Signed Hacker Martin Contemporary Rifle
The rifle was custom-made for Martin’s son, Donis W. Martin, as noted by a silver plate inscribed on the barrel. Martin was made famous for the section dedicated to him as a topic in the Foxfire 5 book.
Price: $4950
Maryland
Signed Henry Koons Rifle
The rifle features a handsomely engraved patchbox with nine piercings, accompanied by six sterling silver inlays that add refined decorative appeal. The signature appears on a brass plate, an uncommon but distinctive touch that highlights the maker’s pride in his work.
Price: SOLD
english made
English Pistol C.1770-1780 by an Unknown Hand
An English pistol from the 1770-1780 time range, made by an unknown hand. Pistol retains its original flintlock, with a possible hammer replacement. The steel parts on this piece are heavily pitted, which could indicate sea service during its lifetime. Well executed rococo style shell carving behind the tang. Pierced sideplate.
Price: $1950
Attributed Southern
NEW! Snake and Lizard Effigy Powder Horn
The surface is decorated with relief-carved effigies of a snake and lizard, giving the horn a distinctive piece of Southern folk-art character while reflecting the regional tradition of decorating utilitarian objects with animal motifs.
Price: $1250
Dauphin County, PA
Signed Jacob Roop Rifle
This antique Kentucky rifle, built and signed by Jacob Roop of Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, dates to around 1805 and is a fine example of the Roop family of gunsmithing.
Price: $6500
Huntingdon, PA
Attributed Peter Smith Kentucky Rifle
This Huntingdon County rifle, attributed to Peter Smith, dates to circa 1855 and is an outstanding example of the highly decorated rifles produced in central Pennsylvania during the mid-19th century.
Price: SOLD
Allentown, PA
Signed Henry Hunsiker Flintlock Rifle
Pennsylvania Longrifle marked “H.H.” for Henry Hunsiker. Hunsiker rifles are fairly rare in comparison to other makers from the Allentown area.
Price:$4800
Bedford, PA
Signed John Amos Kentucky Rifle
Decorative features include a pie-crust cheekpiece, six silver inlays, and a patchbox executed in the typical Bedford style, reflecting regional design preferences. The maker’s initials appear on both the lock and barrel.
Price: $8,450
Germany
Attributed German Pistol
Nicely made German pistol. Attributed to the Rhine Valley.
Price: SOLD
moravian inspired
NEW! "The Gunbuilder Lessons Rifle" by Brian LaMaster
This rifle was made famous, as its construction was recorded during the first season of the LaMaster Arms YouTube channel series “Gunbuilding Lessons.” Inspired by the works of Andreas Albrecht and elaborately decorated.
Price: $10,500
Toothpick
Antlered Handled Bowie Knife
Antler handled Bowie knife.
Overall 12 1/2” long with 7 1/2” long blade.
Price: $600
Littlestown, PA
Attributed Frederick Sell Flintlock Kentucky Rifle
This rifle, attributed to Frederick Sell and dating to circa 1815, is a fine and representative example of the Sell family’s influential craftsmanship on the Littlestown School of Gunsmithing.
Price: $11,500
Iron mounted
Documented Signed Isaac Gibson Tennessee Mountain Rifle
This highly scarce and historically significant rifle is made and signed by Isaac Gibson of Sevier County, Tennessee, a rare Southern maker. Despite being produced after the flintlock era, the rifle has an original flintlock configuration. Provenance: Robin Hale Collection.
Price: $3000
renown gunsmith
Carl Pippert Bench Copy of George Schroyer
This rifle is a pristine example of an accurate bench copy of a George Schroyer rifle. Built by Carl Pippert in 1975, this rifle displays masterful gun building and craftsmanship of its maker. Paired with a custom lock built by Mr. Pippert and a Paris barrel, the rifle is stocked in curly maple.
Price: $4200
Lancaster PA School of Horns
NEW! Lancaster Mirror Powder Horn
Well-proportioned and visually appealing, this horn reflects the distinctive decorative traditions of Lancaster County horn making, where simple incised ornament and creative plug embellishments added individuality to an otherwise practical powder container.
Price: $425
Lancaster, PA
Rev War Era Attributed Jacob Metzger Kentucky Rifle
Historical records indicate that Jacob Metzger was first listed as a gunsmith in the tax records of Lancaster Borough in 1777, suggesting that this rifle was likely produced early in his career.
Price: $23,500
Bedford, PA
Signed James Clark Rifle
A rifle made by and signed by James Clark of Bedford, PA. Rifle has incised carving on the cheek. This rifle is pictured in Dr. James Whisker’s Bedford County book. The mother of pearl star inlay was added later in the rifle's lifespan. Some restoration has taken place on the rifle, including half of the forestock inlays being replaced and restoration done on the entry pipe area.
Price: $9500
Berks, PA
Signed Frederick Koons Kentucky Rifle
The rifle exhibits ten sterling silver inlays, including an engraved eagle inlay on the cheekpiece and a vent pick inlay beneath the cheekpiece, both beautifully executed. The thumbpiece is engraved with initials.
Price: $18,500
Frontier used
Attributed Southern Powder Horn
Found in Missouri. Wonderful shape and color.
Price: SOLD
early 18th century
Early English Trade Rifle Marked "M.Guest"
The antique early English trade smoothbore rifle is a fascinating example of craftsmanship and historical significance in early British firearms. This particular piece is distinguished by its early British proof marks, which serve as an important indicator of its authenticity and age. It features a serpentine sideplate, characteristic of a very early form sideplate Indian trade gun, which predates the more commonly known Northwest Trade Gun.
Price: $7,850
Reading, PA
Signed Nelson Delany Target Rifle
A half-stock target rifle built by Nelson Delany in the 1850s. Delany worked out of the Reading, PA area. Interestingly, the rifle has three sights on it.
Price: $2,200
Lancaster, PA
NEW! Signed Jacob Hoak Kentucky Rifle
Signed by Jacob Hoak of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, this Kentucky rifle represents the work of one of the notable gunsmiths of the Lancaster School during the early 19th century.
Price: $3750
Elegant Patchbox
Signed Zebulon Sheetz Restock Rifle
This antique rifle, dating to circa 1840, is a restocked piece built around original components by Zebulon Sheetz, a member of the renowned Sheetz gunsmithing family of Hampshire County, West Virginia.
Price: $1800
Bottoms Up, My friends!
Rum Horn with Mirror set in Plug
Wonderful condition rum horn with a mirror set in the plug.
Price: $650
masterful engraving, carving, and Craftsmanship
RARE: Keith Casteel Rifle with "Slippery Rock" Stock with Bag and Horn Set
A supremely fine, rare gem for any collection—a transitional rifle made by world-renowned Master Gunsmith, Keith Casteel. While Mr. Casteel’s work is rare and extremely valuable, this rifle in particular is even moreso, as it is stocked with a piece of the “Slippery Rock Tree.” Paired with a bag and horn.
Price: $14,500
Womelsdorf, PA
Rev War Era Attributed John Bonewitz Smooth Rifle
This early American long rifle, attributed to John Bonewitz of Womelsdorf, Pennsylvania, dates to C.1780 and stands as a wonderful example of the master’s early work and characteristic style.
Price: $29,500
Folk Art
NEW! Dog Effigy Knife
The handle features a finely carved dog effigy made from bone, giving the knife a distinctive and expressive character. At the junction of blade and handle, poured pewter appears to have been used to secure the blade, a period technique commonly seen in handmade knives.
Price: $495
Caption
William Simpkin Scrimshawed Powder Horn
Horn is well made. Engrailment at the edge of the transition from horn body to spout. Heavily scrimshawed. “William Simpkins—Horn 1809” is etched on a detailed name plate.
Price: $3500
Son of Jud Brennan
Spectacular Contemporary Jesse Brennan Kentucky Rifle
This contemporary long rifle, signed by Jesse Brennan of Alaska and completed in 2013, represents the maker’s finest work and stands as a masterful homage to the John Sheetz style.
Price: $12,000
legend of the virginia mountains
Signed Contemporary Hacker Martin Rifle
This signed longrifle by legendary Southern gunsmith Hacker Martin is a rare and desirable example of mid-20th-century traditional rifle making. Built circa 1960 in Southwestern Virginia, the rifle is boldly marked “H. Martin for R. Hopkins.”
Price: $3200
john Armstrong inspired
NEW! Contemporary, Signed Michael McHugh Rifle
Signed by Michael McHugh of Madison, Indiana, this contemporary Kentucky rifle is a fine modern interpretation of the Emmitsburg, Maryland school, built in the distinctive style of John Armstrong.
Price: $3750
Screw-tip
Early Philadelphia Screw-Tip Powderhorn
Tip and band professionally restored by Art DeCamp. Sixteen inches.
Price: $1250
Terra Alta, WV
Signed E.D. Benson Rifle
A great example of a later West Virginia rifle made by Ezra Darby (E.D.) Benson, who was active in Terra Alta, WV until his death in 1909. The Benson family of gunsmiths were known to use aluminum and silver as inlays on their rifles. This specific rifle has nickel silver for its inlays. The name of the owner of the rifle is engraved on the cheek piece and appears to be “Jno. R. McMin..”. Stamp signed on the barrel.
Price: $6000
Berks County, PA
Revolution Era, Attributed Wolfgang Haga Rifle
This rifle, built circa 1780 in Reading, Pennsylvania, is an exceptional example of early American rifle-making from the heart of the Pennsylvania longrifle tradition.
Price: $19,000
French and indian War
Hezekiah Carmon Scrimshawed Powder Horn
Simple in architecture but covered in scrimshaw from the mid-point to the butt of the horn. Scrimshawed name plate reads “Hezekiah Carmon—His Horn August ye 10 Y 1758”
Price: $3000
Contemporary Brace of Pistols
Contemporary Signed Randy Sherman Pistol Brace
The carving is particularly well done, exhibiting strong form and crisp shading. The sideplates, carving style, and engraving show clear influence from the work of Thomas Simpson, giving the brace a distinctly refined and historically informed appearance.
Price: $3750
Brennan made knife
NEW! RARE! Early Jacob Brennan Signed Knife
This finely crafted knife was made by Jacob Brennan, the son of the renowned Alaskan bladesmith Jud Brennan, widely regarded as one of the finest contemporary artisans working today. The knife was reportedly made when the consignor hunted with Brennan in Alaska.
Price: $485
ohio made
Signed Henry White Rifle
This exceptional antique Kentucky rifle, signed “H. White” in bold block letters on the barrel, is a masterful example of mid-19th century Ohio gunmaking. The rifle showcases extraordinary workmanship and decorative detail throughout. Featuring an impressive 22 silver inlays, the rifle is richly embellished with both symbolic and whimsical motifs.
Price: SOLD
nicely patina
American Militia Powder Horn
This large and well-aged powder horn is attributed to American militia use and measures an impressive 21 inches in overall length. The horn exhibits a rich, dark patina, indicating long age and handling, giving it the strong character collectors look for in early American accoutrements.
Price: $525
James H Beard
"Westward Ho!" Print
Westward Ho! Painted by James Henry Beard and engraved by T.D. Booth. The print appears to be in very good to excellent condition but has not been inspected out of the frame. Beard was a popular portrait artist who operated in the 1830s through the 1880s. Frame size is 38” by 31”.
Price: $325
York School of Horns
Great Condition Screwtip Powderhorn
Ideal specimen of a York County Screw Tip Horn. Circa 1800 and middle period style. Possibly retains the original tip on the horn. These horns were commonly used in the period, as they were “user-friendly” when refilling, as it has a wider mouth when the tip is unscrewed. 16 inch length. Right handed carry.
Price: $525
beautiful strap
Original Calfskin Hunting Bag
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York PA
Signed John Shriver Flintlock Fowler
A RARE maker and the first Fowler to LaMaster Arms knowledge that was made by Shriver. The Fowler, a modern equivalent of a shotgun, is a long, graceful gun. Finely engraved trigger guard, sideplate, and buttplate. There is relief carving surrounding the tang, which is done in the typical York style fashion.
Price: $3500
Bundled Lot
Table C
9 items
- Cow Horn drinking cup with punch decoration
- Horn Spoon 1
- Horn Spoon 2
- Horn Spoon 3
- Horn Spoon 4
- Horn Spoon 5
- Horn Spoon 6
- Horn Spoon 7
- Horn Spoon 8
Price: $200
York School Screw Tip Powderhorn
This horn is a wonderful example of a Screw-Tip powder horn that was made in the early nineteenth century in York, Pennsylvania. The horn has been classified as Third Generation York Screw Tip. To make these types of horns, the spout of the horn was cut short and then internal threads would be cut; a male piece would then be made to match the internal threads. Screw tips were desirable, as they were easy to refill with powder.
Price: $400
Lancaster School of Horns
NEW! Large Lancaster Mirror Powder Horn
The horn is mounted with multiple bands, including a rear band that is engraved, adding a decorative touch.
Price: $1500
York, pA
Unsigned York, PA Kentucky Rifle
This antique Kentucky rifle, made in York, Pennsylvania, is a beautiful example of the region’s refined gunmaking tradition. Stocked in curly maple, the rifle exhibits rich figure, complemented by concave moldings along the forestock. The full-length barrel has developed a pleasing, even patina, suggesting long but respectful use.
Price: $3150
Hampshire County, Wv
Signed John Rhinehart Kentucky Rifle
This mid-19th century Appalachian rifle, signed by John Rhinehart of Hampshire County, WV.
Price: $1350
Contemporary piece
NEW! Contemporary Eric Kettenburg Kentucky Rifle
Attributed to Eric Kettenburg of Pennsylvania and reflects the influence of John Moll and the Allentown School of gunsmithing. The rifle represents a “poor boy” style interpretation of Moll’s work, emphasizing clean architecture and restrained decoration.
Price: $3100
Centre County, PA
Centre County Screw Tip Powder Horn
This antique powder horn from Centre County, Pennsylvania measures 11 inches in overall length and is a fine example of early American craftsmanship. The horn retains its original screw tip, a rare and desirable feature that adds to its authenticity.
Price: $485
Susquehanna, PA
Attributed Samuel Baum Smooth Rifle
This is a spectacular rifle from the Susquehanna, Pennsylvania region. Attributed to Samuel Baum, one of the area’s most prolific gunsmiths, there is exceptional relief rococo carving decorating the tang, cheek, forestock moldings, and wrist. The octagon-to-round barrel is light and graceful; a wedding band sits at the transitional point.
Price: $7200
bundled package
NEW! Lot of Three Knives
This lot consists of three knives, each displaying practical construction and natural handle materials.
Price: $435
berks county, pa
RARE! Attributed William Shener Kentucky Pistol
This finely made pistol is attributed to William Shener of Berks County, Pennsylvania, based on close comparison to other known and signed examples of his work
Price: $9,500
Lancaster, PA
Lancaster Mirror Powder Horn
This antique powder horn from Lancaster, Pennsylvania measures 11.5 inches in overall length and features a rich, attractive patina that speaks to its age and use. It retains its original brass band with an intact strap attachment, a desirable and functional detail.
Price: $415
Susquehanna School
Signed Samuel Baum Rifle
A sleek, slender rifle signed “S.B,” for Samuel Baum. Baum was a well-known gunsmith in the Susquehanna rifle school and worked in the New Berlin area. Engraved patchbox that matches the cheek carving that shows a masterful hand in detail work.
Price: $6450
Ohio rifle
Highly Decorated, Signed John Moyer Rifle
Full stock Ohio longrifle with original surface made by John Moyer. Over 50 Nickel silver inlays. Skillfully made patchbox bearing the owners name “Washington Keiser.” Inlaid brass signature plate. Exceptional curly maple stock.
Price: $5800
Southern origins
Iron Mounted Attributed North Carolina Rifle
Attributed to a North Carolina maker, this rifle dates to circa 1830. The rifle features a distinctive pewter-poured cap. A diamond finial toeplate further enhances the rifle’s visual appeal and attention to detail, while the good curly stock displays attractive grain and texture.
Price: $1375
Bundled Package
NEW! Lot of Two Knives
This lot consists of two antler-handled knives, each accompanied by its original sheath.
Price: $400
Lancaster, PA
Signed Jacob Hoak Restock
A possible restock of a Jacob Hoak (Lancaster, PA) rifle. Signed on the top barrel flat “J.Hoak,” there is fine engraving on the patchbox, star cheek inlay, and sideplate.
Price: $2550
Chip Carved
Late York, PA Horn
This York County powder horn, built in the later regional style, remains a strong example of practical frontier craftsmanship with key original features intact. It retains its original tip, showing appropriate wear from use while maintaining its full form.
Price: SOLD
Lancaster, PA
Signed Jacob Fordney Half-Stock Rifle
This antique rifle, signed by noted Lancaster, Pennsylvania gunsmith Jacob Fordney, dates to circa 1840 and is a fine example of a late Lancaster period. The barrel is clearly marked “J. Fordney – Lancaster, PA.”
Price: $3950
Pittsburgh, PA
Signed David Pollock Kentucky Rifle
This Kentucky rifle, signed by David Pollock of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, dates to circa 1820 and represents a rare example from a less commonly encountered Western Pennsylvania maker.
Price: $3750
New York
Signed John Moore Pistol
John Moore was a gunsmith who worked in Albany, NY. This pistol is signed “John Moore Albany, NY 1831”. No restoration is present on the pistol, and it remains in exceptional condition. The case-hardened bluing is still intact. The mounts and barrel are both extensively engraved in a skillful hand.
Price: $2350
Lancaster, PA
Attributed Drepperd Rifle
This antique longrifle, circa 1825, attributed to John Drepperd of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, is a fine example from one of the most influential rifle-making centers in America.
Price: $4150
Susquehanna School
Signed Joseph Kimmel "Mule-Ear" Rifle
Rare “mule ear” ignition system. Built by Pennsylvania Longrifle builder, Joseph Kimmel. Classic Susquehanna school stock architecture. Fine patina on surface, exceptionally curly stock. Ornately inlaid with 26 silver inlays, including an engraved moon on the cheek, and multiple brass decorative inlays. Brass saddle plate. Original ramrod with “candy-cane” striping.
Price: $8,500
Tennessee
Signed John Clement "Southern Mountain" Rifle
An example of the well-known, "Iron-mounted Southern Mountain rifle" of Tennessee. Barrel is signed “J.C” possibly for John Clements. Patchbox is the "cigar box" style. Beautifully stocked of walnut, with small piece of wood missing in sideplate area and ahead of the lock.
Price: $2400
