Rare airguns ?

[6gun]

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Slightly newer furniture I think, but same mechanics. I'm not alone! You guys have no idea how cool it is to see some in the wild.

 

[DualMagMike]

Slightly newer furniture I think, but same mechanics. I'm not alone! You guys have no idea how cool it is to see some in the wild.

Should be older, mine has no bolt handle. The later ones did.

 

[PaulK62]

I'm sure anyone into antique airgun are familiar with the German Bugelspanners (trigger guard lever gallery guns) made by Oscar Will. Much more rare are the ones made by Oscar's brother, Julius. Julius stamped his guns with a fancy 'J' superimposed over a 'W' just below the serial number. Here's SN #1, looking it's 100+ years of age, but still boasting a lot of original engraved nickel plating and intact silver floral inlay on the top of the barrel near the breech.

 

[Mr. H]

I'm sure anyone into antique airgun are familiar with the German Bugelspanners (trigger guard lever gallery guns) made by Oscar Will. Much more rare are the ones made by Oscar's brother, Julius. Julius stamped his guns with a fancy 'J' superimposed over a 'W' just below the serial number. Here's SN #1, looking it's 100+ years of age, but still boasting a lot of original engraved nickel plating and intact silver floral inlay on the top of the barrel near the breech.

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wow that is incredible thx for posting!