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Sparky 240v corded percussion drill with 3 core bits, accessories and carry case.

An Indian army 14-bore two-band percussion musket, with a fixed rear sight, the breech stamped, full stocked with brass mounts, two sling swivels, 67.5cm barrel 107cm overall, approxShipping Disclaimer: Buyers must be aware of their country’s shipping and import policies regarding guns, knives, swords, and other offensive weapons prior to purchase. They are required to ensure that the lot can be delivered by a specialist shipper, whether in the UK, Europe or internationally. No compensation will be given to buyers who fail to organise shipping arrangements for goods and weapons due to the prohibitions, restrictions or import regulations of their country. Condition ReportAction broken.

A COLT MODEL 1851 NAVY PERCUSSION REVOLVERserial number 31225, 1853, stamped with New York address, the cylinder engraved with a naval engagement scene, with walnut grip, 33cm long

A REMINGTON MODEL 1858 .44 SINGLE ACTION ARMY PERCUSSION REVOLVERserial number '875?1', stamped to the top of the barrel with patent and New York address, with walnut grips, 35cm long

A STARR SINGLE ACTION PERCUSSION REVOLVERserial number 28125, stamped 'Starr Arms. Co. New York', with walnut grip, 34cm long

A SAVAGE 1861 NAVY .36 DOUBLE ACTION PERCUSSION REVOLVERstamped to the top 'Savage R.F.A Co Middletown. CT H.S North Patented June 17 1856 January 18 1859 and May 15 1860', with walnut grip, 36cm long

Steel butt pad, chequered straight grip, half-length stock with ornate, embossed mounting inserts. Brass ended ram rod, fabulous Damascus barrels and rib. Percussion fences, S-curve hammers, treble-action grip, sidelocks, adorned with simple acanthus scrolled illuminated by emerging sun rays from the hammers. ornate guard with pistol grip formed from a bent scroll termination with an embossed starburst to the prominence of the grip. Weight 6lb 6oz, Barrels 27 3/4" OAL 44 1/4" FAA – Sect 58 Obsolete Calibre – can be held as a curio without any certification.Condition ReportM - B/C, F - A/C, W - D/E The left lock slightly loose, possibly polished. The stock little marking for its age but split above the s. The barrels - to die for.

A .577 Cal. Parker Hale Percussion Artillery Carbine. Serial No.2959. Std. Specs. Fitted sling. Near New. Brl.24 ins. Scotarms Lot No 635 FAA- Section 1- FAC/RFD RequiredCondition ReportM - B, F - A, W - C

A .54 Cal. IAB breech loading percussion Falling Block Rifle. Serial No.48304. The breech block drops to take a black powder paper cartridge. Brl.29 ins. Scotarms Lot No 170 FAA- Section 1- FAC/RFD RequiredCondition ReportM-B, F-B/C, W-B/C

Antique percussion pistol with octagonal steel barrel, 35cm long, together with another similar pistol, 36cm long, and an antique Indian percussion cap pistol with octagonal barrel, 36cm long

AN EAST INDIA COMPANY PATTERN PERCUSSION ACTION ENFIELD MUSKET MID-19TH CENTURY, with infantry marking on the lock plate, mahogany stock, mounted with steel barrel, with ram rod, 139cm longProvenance: Hamilton Osborne King, Knockabbey Castle, Co. Louth, 14 July 1998, lot 361.

A 19TH PERCUSSION ACTION BLUNDERBUSS BY STYAN OF MANCHESTERFitted with triangular section spring bayonet, signed stepped action, stock chequered at small. 77cm long

A 19TH CENTURY PERCUSSION ACTION PEPPERPOT REVOLVERThe barrel with proof stamp, the brass body with engraved acanthus decoration, 19cm long

A six shot .36 Colt Navy single action percussion revolver, number 1875 (matching), regulation under lever rammer, signed barrel, roll engraved cylinder, brass mounts with traces of plating and single piece walnut grip, barrel 18cm. Condition - fair, some age wear. * Due to new safety regulations and legal restrictions with ParcelForce and Royal Mail, we are unable to pack and/or send swords, bladed items and weaponary through postal service.Collection in person or arranging a courier service is recommended, storage charges will not be incurred on these items *

A six shot self-cocking percussion pepper box revolver, with fluted barrels, Birmingham proofed, round frame, and scroll engraved wooden grips, barrel 6.5cm. Condition - fair, alterations to the frame and grip. * Due to new safety regulations and legal restrictions with ParcelForce and Royal Mail, we are unable to pack and/or send swords, bladed items and weaponary through postal service.Collection in person or arranging a courier service is recommended, storage charges will not be incurred on these items *

A six shot self-cocking percussion pepper box revolver, Birmingham proofs, foliate engraved round frame and two piece walnut grips, barrel 7cm. Condition - fair * Due to new safety regulations and legal restrictions with ParcelForce and Royal Mail, we are unable to pack and/or send swords, bladed items and weaponary through postal service.Collection in person or arranging a courier service is recommended, storage charges will not be incurred on these items *

A Turkish flintlock Kubar pistol, with fully stocked brass mounts, polished steel lock and barrel (well worn), barrel 31cm, and a double barrel 12 bore percussion pistol cut down from a sporting gun, barrel 26.5cm, (2). Condition - fair. * Due to new safety regulations and legal restrictions with ParcelForce and Royal Mail, we are unable to pack and/or send swords, bladed items and weaponary through postal service.Collection in person or arranging a courier service is recommended, storage charges will not be incurred on these items *

Ca. Early 19th Century AD.An early percussion cap pocket pistol with a smoothbore barrel and a percussion cap firing system. The receiver is signed on one side by the makers Tindall and Dutton, and is marked as having been made in London on the other. The external barrel is round. The wooden handle is squared rather than rounded and possibly made from walnut. This model does not feature a trigger guard as the trigger itself is concealable.Size: 185mm x 75mm; Weight: 250gProvenance: From the private collection of an Essex gentleman; previously in an old British Collection, formed in the 1990s.

Ca. AD 1840s.A finely crafted pocket pistol, likely from the 1840s, featuring a smoothbore barrel and a percussion cap firing system. The hammer is decorated with a lion's head and the receiver is engraved with swirling, plant-like imagery and a thick zig-zag border. The external barrel is octagonal and the wooden handle is rounded and textured for a better grip. Small and easily concealable, pistols like this would have been used for self-defence.Size: 205mm x 75mm; Weight: 310gProvenance: From the private collection of an Essex gentleman; previously in an old British Collection, formed in the 1990s.

An 18th century British volunteer's percussion pistol, by Lacy & Co, London, with captive ramrod and brass furniture, overall length 38.5cm.

A 19th Century Single Barrel Shotgun Percussion. 115cm

Robert Hughes, London. A 19th Century 12 Bore Single Barrel Shotgun. Percussion. Circa 1865. 126cm

Performance Percussion Cajon drum, three Irish Bodhran drums and a metal faced washboard

Three: Bombardier P. A. Rudd, Royal Artillery (Mounted Bands) British War and Victory Medals (29774 Bmbr. P. A. Rudd. R.A.); Army L.S. & G.C., G.V.R., 1st issue (29774 Bmbr: P. A. Rudd. R.A. (Mtd: Bands.)) heavily polished and worn, with contact marks throughout, fair to fine, the last scarce to unit (3) £70-£90 --- Percy Arthur Rudd was born in Croydon in 1882 and attested for the Royal Artillery in 1898. He was later awarded the L.S.G.C. Medal on 1 April 1917 whilst serving in the Royal Artillery Mounted Band; consisting of woodwind, brass and percussion instruments, it fell to musicians like Rudd to specialise in military band ensembles, with the intention of display at royal and state occasions. At the outbreak of the Great War, it was hoped that military scores would bolster morale, patriotism and recruitment figures, the orchestra later proving a popular success story across the country.

A Brown Bess type musket, converted from flintlock to percussion, the lock with a triangular mark (illegible) and having three barrel bands. Overall length 147 cm (AF).

An early 19th century Conway of Manchester percussion blunderbuss, with 12" barrel and sprung folding bayonet, the top of the barrel marked Manchester, the lock marked Conway and with steel trigger guard and butt plate. Overall length 70 cm.

An unnamed Bentley style percussion revolver, with a 5" hexagonal barrel and five shot cylinder with wooden checkered grips. Overall length 10".

A Deerhunter soft shell jacket +/- Size XL, and a Percussion Ranbouillet gents shooting jacket Size XL.

A percussion pistol with a 7 1/2" steel barrel, the lock with floral engraving and with steel trigger guard, pommel etc and integral ramrod. Overall length 33 cm.

A percussion converted from flintlock sporting gun, with 35 1/4" barrel, hexagonal at the breech end, the lock with sparse border decoration and ornate trigger guard with steel butt plate. Overall length 128.5 cm.

A pair of Percussion gents shooting trousers Size 36" short and a pair of over trousers.

A Zoli 12 bore single barrelled percussion muzzle loading shotgun, with 32" barrel, stock fitted with a patch box and sling. Serial No. 20557. SHOTGUN CERTIFICATE REQUIRED.

Boston of Wakefield a double barrelled over/under percussion pocket pistol, with 2 1/2" barrels, dolphin engraved hammer marked to left-hand side in scrolling banner Boston and to the left Wakefield. Overall length 6 3/4".

Smith London a muzzle loading percussion sporting gun, with 30 1/2" barrel, hexagonal at the breech end, the top marked Smith ?? London and fitted with a 15 1/4" lop straight hand stock including steel butt plate.

Antique percussion pistol in need of cleaning

A antique 1856 pattern short percussion rifle, probably a rifle volunteers private purchase rifle circa 1857, shipping unavailable

A mid Victorian transitional percussion six shot pistol by Parker, Field & Sons. Octagonal 4" barrel signed to the top flat Parker Field & Sons 223 High Holburn London, London proof marks to cylinder and underside of the barrel, serial No. 9774, the ramming lever signed Registered by Parker Field and Sons, engraved with foliate scrolls, chequered walnut grip, engraved butt cap with a central compartment with trapdoor for caps. Overall length 27.5cm.The action cocks, the cylinder rotates, and the trigger functions correctly.There is general light corrosion, the spring-loaded lever rotates and functions correctly. Additional images are now online.

A .753 Lovell's pattern 1842 Volunteer percussion musket, 38½" barrel with B'ham proofs, un-marked lock, walnut fullstock with regulation pattern brass mounts sling swivels with white buckskin sling, bayonet spring catch, and replacement steel ramrod. GWO & C (butt plate tang cracked, trigger guard cracked and bent, minor repairs to sling). £350-500

A Birmingham made 70 bore brass framed percussion boxlock pocket pistol, 7½" overall, turn off barrel 2¾", Birmingham proved, with scroll engraved frame and chequered walnut butt with GS escutcheon. GWO&C £80-120

A rare 6 shot .36" Crimean War period British Ordnance issue Colt Model 1851 London Navy percussion revolver, number 14102 (1854), the breech bearing broad arrow over "WD" mark, the breech and cylinder bearing ordnance proof marks, with deeply stamped London address on the barrel, and with steel trigger guard and backstrap. GWO & Generally GC (well worn overall, probably from much service use, some deep scratches to one grip). Note In 1854 the British Government contracted for 4,000 Colt revolvers for the Navy Baltic and Black Sea fleets, so No 14102 is presumably one of these. £800-1000

An Indian 12 bore percussion gun, twist barrel 32½" (old repair), scroll engraved Enfield type lock, half stock with brass mounts, sling swivels and steel ramrod. GWO & basically GC (worn, the lock and barrel 19th century, the stock later). £50-80

A detached lock from an East India Company New Land Pattern flintlock pistol, with rampant lion mark and date "1813", good clean condition (lacking cock); a lock plate and frizzen from a Tower flintlock carbine c1800, length 6.2" (top frizzen chipped); a detached lock from an East India Company 1842 pattern percussion musket, bearing rampant lion mark (lacking hammer); and an Enfield pattern percussion lock stamped 1862 over "Tower" and crown over "VR" (lacking mainspring and scear spring). GC (4) £85-100

A large bore derringer style percussion travelling pistol, 7½" overall, deeply rifled 10 bore barrel 3¼" with German silver fore sight, scroll engraved back action lock, fullstock with German silver escutcheon and steel mounts. Basically GC (slightly worn with gaps around the lock, action AF). £100-150

A 6 shot .44" Colt Model 1860 Army percussion revolver, number 38433 (1862) on all parts, with US America address, naval scene on cylinder, and cut for shoulder stock. GWO & C (light wear overall, the grip a replacement). £800-1000

A pair of English percussion cap pocket pistols, mid-19th century, with turn off barrels, plain slab walnut butts, sliding top thumb safety catch (one missing), folding triggers, frame engraved to one side REYNOLDS & FORBES within oval cartouche with trumpet and flowers and to other side flags, cannon and shield bearing the Union Jack, the hammers with fish engraving, barrel with proof marks, barrel - 6.8cm long; overall - 16.3cm long (2)

Makita cordless angle drill DA312D with battery and charger. Makita 18v flashlight ML180 no battery. Makita cordless percussion driver drill MN 8443D with no battery or charger. All tools are sold as seen and untested. Please note this lot has the standard Ewbank's standard buyers premium payable on top of the hammer price and not the reduced rate for cars and motorbikes. Viewing days: Saturday 21st of September: 10am - 2pm, Monday 23rd of September: 9am - 5pm, Tuesday 24th of September: 9am-7pm. Wednesday 25th of September : 9am-5pm, Thursday 26th of September: 9am-5pm, Friday 27th of September : 9am-5pm, Monday 30th of September: 9am - 5pm, Tuesday 1st of October: 9am-5pm. Morning of the Auction on Friday 2nd of October.

A pair of 19th century German percussion target pistols, engraved Schilling A Arolsen to octagonal barrels 25cms,  scroll engraved back action locks,  chequered half stocks, scroll engraved steel furniture, 41cm long overall, mid 19th century

A Korg X5D music synthesiser, together with a box containing Harrison X150 high performance professional power amplifier, Yamaha digital percussion model DD-10 and other music components.

A Roland drum kit, together with a Roland Percussion Sound Module TD-8 with manual

A 19th-century percussion Colt revolver. .36 calibre. serial number 51108. the barrel engraved "-ADDRESS-COL. SAM. COLT NEW YORK US AMERICA.-"

A 19th century Enfield Brunswick type percussion rifle .704 calibre. (lacking lock)

A 19th-century percussion Enfield pattern .577 two-band smoothbore carbine with crowned VR and Tower 1859 to the lock

A 19th century Enfield Two band percussion rifle. .577 rifled barrel. 1860 tower lock with a crown. Fitted with ladder sight and period strap.

A 19th-century percussion .451 Turners patent, Military match rifle. The lock engraved Thomas Turner, 8 Fisher St. Birmingham.

An unusual French 18th/19th-century flintlock/ percussion conversion, three-band musket. the lock indistinctly signed. 43" barrel.

A 54 bore percussion boxlock pocket pistol, 1.5 inch sighted octagonal turn off barrel, border and scroll engraved white metal action signed Williams Liverpool

A Turkish flintlock holster pistol, together with a percussion Balkan pistol (2)

A 19th-century Three band Enfield percussion rifle (lacking lock)

A 19th-century percussion smoothbore rifle the barrel fitted with Ladder sight. 1844 Tower pattern lock engraved for Barne & co. London.

A 19th-century percussion East India Company Land pattern pistol. The walnut stock with brass pommel and lanyard ring, Jaipor armoury markings to the trigger guard and rampant lion engraved to the lock.