[crazycharlie2]

Originally Posted by Hood49

I actually live near to Waterloo.

Thanks for all your comments. I will take them to a few specialists. Most probably replicas.

I also founds some knives with swastikas on it. It looks like they are from WW1. Jeez, I have to go up the attic again

Swastikas would be from WW-II.

[Hood49]

Oops indeed, that would be from WW2. Although I heard that Swastikas were used in WW1 but not by the germans...

[danf_fl]

Document what you have and where / when you found them. I would recommend a check over by a smith if you plan on shooting them. Good looking guns.

[DrumJunkie]

Those all look to be kit pistols. The screws look way too modern to be from when the originals where to be made.But I would take them to a qualified gunsmith/appraiser to be sure of just what they are.

[c3shooter]

The markings and words on the guns tell the story. You may need a VERY strong light and a magnifier on older guns.

The last, ornate flintlock is a modern, italian repro.

When looking at muzzleloaders, couple of things to consider-

The originals were deringers. Imitators were derringers. 2 R's.
Anything that says "BLACK POWDER ONLY", well, at the time of the original, that was all there was- gun would not be so marked.
DIKAR or JUKAR mark on barrel indicates a made in Spain modern repro. Used on a lot of CVA firearms.