A NORTH AFRICAN TOE-LOCK GUN with sighted two-stage barrel stamped at the breech with counterfeit marks of Juan Santos of Madrid, struck with Liège proof marks, and retained by eight embossed silver bands, large lock partly overlaid with chiselled brass panels, three-quarter stock inlaid with pierced punched silver panels set with coral (some missing), ivory butt-plate with steel reinforcing plate, baluster trigger, and wooden ramrod with embossed white-metal tip, 18th/19th Century; and a brass-mounted North African flintlock gun, 19th Century