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Early 19th century double barrelled percussion pistol by Trulock, Dublin, Etched 'Trulock & Son' on both plates, and '9 Dawson St. Dublin' on panel. Trulock & Son are listed at Dawson Street 1810-1861. In 1862 the firm changed name to Trulock & Harris.

Irish percussion sporting gun by Trulock of Dublin. Overall length 47 inches and with a 30 inch twist barrel marked Dublin on the top flat, it is full stocked with brass mounts, back-lock marked TRULOCK, it is with its steel ram-rod, crisp working action, some staining to the barrel otherwise sound.

A Cased 31-Bore Irish Over-And-Under Single-Trigger Percussion Pistol By Trulock & Son, 9 Dawson St., Dublin, circa 1840, With etched twist octagonal rifled barrels, the top one sighted and engraved with the address within a shaped panel, scroll engraved case-hardened breech block, signed scroll engraved case-hardened back-action locks each with blued safety-catch (right hammer a working replacement), chequered figured walnut butt, blued scroll engraved iron trigger-guard, silver escutcheon, blued scroll engraved pommel, and some original finish: in lined and fitted oak case with accessories including Sykes flask (spring defective), 9in. (22.9cm.)

A pair of Flintlock Rifle Barrelled Travelling Pistols in original box. Very rare to find an item like this in such excellent condition. Dated 1840. Maker Trulock of Dublin. Includes research from internet regarding previous owners. When barrel is removed the name of the original owner is inscribed.

A pair of Flintlock Rifle Barrelled Travelling Pistols in original box. Very rare to find an item like this in such excellent condition. Dated 1840. Maker Trulock of Dublin. Includes research from internet regarding previous owners. When barrel is removed the name of the original owner is inscribed.

Original Box Case from a pair of Flintlock Rifle Barrelled Travelling Pistols Dated 1840. Maker Trulock of Dublin. Includes research from internet regarding previous owners.

A pair of Flintlock Rifle Barrelled Travelling Pistols in original box. Very rare to find an item like this in such excellent condition. Dated 1840. Maker Trulock of Dublin. Includes research from internet regarding previous owners. When barrel is removed the name of the original owner is inscribed.

Sporting Rifle - Rook rifle side lever break action cal .250 by Trulock & Harris, 9 Dawson Street, Dublin. Octagonal 26 inch barrel, bore dirty may clean, metalwork with dark aged patina, action strong. Woodwork good with checkering to fore end and grip. Nice gun by an uncommon maker.

A Flintlock Blunderbuss by George Trulock, London, Circa 1690, 36in. (91.5cm.)

A large iron barreled percussion blunderbuss, 18 inch bellmouth barrel, the plated side lock marked 'Trulock & Harris, 1858 - 1862', participated in London Exhibition 1862, steel furniture wood rammer

A brass cannon barreled blunderbuss by Trulock (Dublin) inscribed 'REVENUE-LOCH ERNE' c1770.

A pair of H. Trulock Harriss (not to be confused with Trulock & Harris), sleeved and refurbished guns

Trulock & Harris 410 gauge Side by Side second hand Shotgun (R/H). Trulock & Harris .410 gauge hammergun, nice little gun, 14 inch stock and sleeved barrels with 3 inch chambers make this a very usable gun.

Trulock & Harris 410 gauge Side by Side second hand Shotgun (R/H). Trulock & Harris .410 gauge hammergun, nice little gun, 14 inch stock and sleeved barrels with 3 inch chambers make this a very usable gun.

A Pair of 22-Bore Flintlock Holster Pistols By George Trulock, London, circa 1695, With slightly swamped barrels in three stages separated by mouldings, the signed breech sections chiselled in relief with a spray of acanthus foliage, engraved tangs, signed border engraved rounded locks (upper part of one cock replaced), figured full stocks each with a raised panel at the barrel tang and a moulding at the rear ramrod-pipe, engraved and chiselled iron mounts, finely pierced serpentine side-plates, spurred pommels, foliate escutcheons, baluster ramrod-pipes, and later wooden ramrods (some wear and scattered surface pitting, one pistol with later stock, butt-cap, and escutcheon, the other with replaced fore-end tip, ramrods not a pair), London proof marks 18.5in. (47cm.)

WW1 trulock bros shotgun, 12 gauge 2 1/2 chambers, nice blueing and case hardening, field grade.

WW1 trulock bros shotgun, 12 gauge 2 1/2 chambers, nice blueing and case hardening, field grade.

WW1 trulock bros shotgun, 12 gauge 2 1/2 chambers, nice blueing and case hardening, field grade.

Trulock & Harriss Gun

Trulock & Harriss Gun

A very pretty pair of Irish pocket/travelling pistols by Trulock and Son of Dublin ca 1830. Back action percussion locks, captive ramrods, blued steel furniture, ovate form barrels with 'Trulock and Son Dublin' and Irish marks to them. In their red velvet lined mahogany case together with numerous accessories including flask, mould, nipple key and ramrod. The pistols themselves retain some 80%+ of their original finish with certain light fading to the barrel brown, traces of case hardening colour to the tang, breech plug and lock plate which are all crisp with some patination and original blue to the trigger guards, ramrod pipes and finial. The guns have the impressed number “1516? to both butts below the front strap.

TRULOCK BROS DUBLIN IRELAND 12GA 30 inches IC/MOD, 98% BARRELS, 200% CASE COLORS, EX WOOD, MIRROR BORES

TRULOCK BROS DUBLIN IRELAND 12GA 30 inches IC/MOD, 98% BARRELS, 200% CASE COLORS, EX WOOD, MIRROR BORES

TRULOCK BROS DUBLIN IRELAND 12GA 30 inches IC/MOD, 98% BARRELS, 200% CASE COLORS, EX WOOD, MIRROR BORES

An Irish 12 bore percussion travelling pistol, by Trulock of Dublin, with flat top round twist barrel, stamped 'Dublin', with registration number 'DC-4692', plain back action lock stamped with maker's name, walnut fullstock with plain brass mounts, swivel ramrod. 9in (23cm) long

A Superb Cased Pair of Irish Percussion Travelling Pistols by Trulock & Son.Dublin. Circa 1835. 11 inches Overall with 6.1/4 inch Octagonal Twist, Rifled and Sighted Barrels. 'Dublin' to Top Flat. Owners name to Bottom Flat. 'Augustus H. Barton' He resided Rochetown Co Tipperary. 1814-1874. Back Action Locks. With Typical Wide Necked Hammers. Triple Bented Locks. Locks Engraved 'Trulock & Son.' ( 1822-1842). Captive Ramrods. Contained in Green Baize Lined Mahogany Case with Brass Hinges and Key Escutcheon. Lock with Key. Accoutrements include; Steel Bodied Pistol Flask with Brass Top & Charger. Ebony Loading / Cleaning Rod. Horn Handled Turnscrew. Nipple Key. Eley Percussion Cap Tin. Steel 24 Bore Pincer Bullet Mould.

A PAIR OF IRISH PERCUSSION TRAVELLING PISTOLS BY TRULOCK & SONS, DUBLIN, CIRCA 1830 with signed browned twist sighted barrels, engraved case-hardened breeches, engraved case-hardened breech tangs, signed back-action locks engraved with border ornament and foliage, figured walnut full stocks, chequered butts, engraved blued steel mounts including trigger-guards with pineapple finials, stirrup ramrods, and vacant silver escutcheons: in original mahogany case lined in plum velvet, complete with some accessories including powder-flask (one compartment lid replaced, case lining faded, bullet mould associated) 19cm; 7 1/2in £2200-2500

A Percussion Pistol By Trulock & Son, converted from flintlock, lacking hammer, with a 11cm sighted barrel, foliate engraved lock and trigger-guard, walnut stock, chequered at the hand, complete with ramrod, 22cm overall.

10-bore made circa 1877-80, and of a calibre once popular with wild fowl shooters. This gun with its 32 inch length damascus barrels weighs 8lbs and handles like a much lighter traditional side by side game gun weighing 6 to 7 lbs.

10-bore made circa 1877-80, and of a calibre once popular with wild fowl shooters. This gun with its 32 inch length damascus barrels weighs 8lbs and handles like a much lighter traditional side by side game gun weighing 6 to 7 lbs.

10-bore made circa 1877-80, and of a calibre once popular with wild fowl shooters. This gun with its 32 inch length damascus barrels weighs 8lbs and handles like a much lighter traditional side by side game gun weighing 6 to 7 lbs.

Trulock & Son 12-bore shotgun No. 5837 of circa 1853 and likely one of the last of their productions to have been made under this name. This example is blessed with the finest quality stub damascus twist forged barrels and Joseph Brazier made locks. When loaded with a charge of old fashioned black powder and lead shot equivalent to that found in a modern 12-bore shot cartridge the gun performed first rate and 6 pheasants and a partridge, all strong flying and very wild birds, were brought down at sporting ranges and all stone dead and with very few misses.

Trulock & Son 12-bore shotgun No. 5837 of circa 1853 and likely one of the last of their productions to have been made under this name. This example is blessed with the finest quality stub damascus twist forged barrels and Joseph Brazier made locks. When loaded with a charge of old fashioned black powder and lead shot equivalent to that found in a modern 12-bore shot cartridge the gun performed first rate and 6 pheasants and a partridge, all strong flying and very wild birds, were brought down at sporting ranges and all stone dead and with very few misses.

Trulock & Son 12-bore shotgun No. 5837 of circa 1853 and likely one of the last of their productions to have been made under this name. This example is blessed with the finest quality stub damascus twist forged barrels and Joseph Brazier made locks. When loaded with a charge of old fashioned black powder and lead shot equivalent to that found in a modern 12-bore shot cartridge the gun performed first rate and 6 pheasants and a partridge, all strong flying and very wild birds, were brought down at sporting ranges and all stone dead and with very few misses.

Trulock & Son 12-bore shotgun No. 5837 of circa 1853 and likely one of the last of their productions to have been made under this name. This example is blessed with the finest quality stub damascus twist forged barrels and Joseph Brazier made locks. When loaded with a charge of old fashioned black powder and lead shot equivalent to that found in a modern 12-bore shot cartridge the gun performed first rate and 6 pheasants and a partridge, all strong flying and very wild birds, were brought down at sporting ranges and all stone dead and with very few misses.

Trulock & Son 12-bore shotgun No. 5837 of circa 1853 and likely one of the last of their productions to have been made under this name. This example is blessed with the finest quality stub damascus twist forged barrels and Joseph Brazier made locks. When loaded with a charge of old fashioned black powder and lead shot equivalent to that found in a modern 12-bore shot cartridge the gun performed first rate and 6 pheasants and a partridge, all strong flying and very wild birds, were brought down at sporting ranges and all stone dead and with very few misses.

A Trulock and Son case of circa 1830. It's a fine case made by master craftsmen and constructed of the now almost extinct Cuban mahogany, that which is on the Cites List of endangered species. It originally housed No. 1583, a double barrelled percussion cap muzzleloading shotgun of circa 14-bore with 29 inch length barrels. In common with British makers of best quality sporting guns, of which the now lost No 1583 most certainly would have been, the Trulock business recorded the gun serial number twice within the case.

No.3181 Sacred | to the Memory of | GEORGINA | the beloved wife of | JOSEPH HARRISS | who departed this life | the 11th Decr. 1863, aged 38 years | Also | to the Memory of Her brother | GEORGE MARSHALL TRULOCK | who departed this life | the 11th Novr. 1866, aged 33 years | Also To the Memory of her husband | JOSEPH HARRISS | of 9 Dawson St. | Born March 31st 1815 | died April 18th 1877 | 'Deeply regretted' | Also ELIZABETH TRULOCK | aged 80 died 9th January 1882 | mother of the above | GEORGINA HARRISS and GEORGE MARSHALL TRULOCK

No.3182 TRULOCK Family Burial Place

No.3183 Headstone on number 3182: The TRULOCK Brothers | Sacred | To the Memory of | THOMAS TRULOCK | who departed this life | 8th August 1886, aged 76 | SAMUEL TRULOCK | who died 30th May 1889 | aged 70 years | Mrs ELLEN MURPHY | (sister of the Messrs TRULOCK | named hereon) | who died 8th January 1890 | aged 72 years | WILLIAM TRULOCK | died 29th July 1897 | aged 66 years | Also | In Affectionate Remembrance | RICHARD (DICK) | youngest and last surviving brother | died 24th May 1910 | JEANNIE M. widow of | RICHARD TRULOCK | entered into rest 7th August 1919 Base: 'God shall wipe away all tears from their | eyes and there shall be no more death neither | sorrow nor crying nor any more pain'

Trulock and Son Logo - Gunmakers No. 9 Dawson Street, Dublin

Trulock and Harriss Logo - Gunmakers to his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, No. 9 Dawson Street, Dublin

Trulock and Harriss Logo - Gun Rifle & Revolver Manufacturers to his Grace the Lord Lieutenant, 9 Dawson Street, Dublin circa 1880

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