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ORIGINAL FIRST MODEL MERRILL CARBINE
This original, breech-loading carbine is one of only some 14,500 weapons produced by H. Merrill of Baltimore, MD. This cavalry weapon is a wartime example of the First Type Merrill carbine in .54… (172-3448). Learn More »
$5,250.00
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BURNSIDE MODEL 1864 CARBINE “5TH MODEL”
This is the Burnside single shot percussion carbine, Model 1864, aka "5th model". It is a .54 caliber carbine manufactured by the Burnside Rifle Co., in Providence, Rhode Island. General Ambrose… (172-4254). Learn More »
JOSLYN CARBINE, MODEL 1864
The Joslyn carbine was a single shot rim fire carbine and was developed parallel with the Spencer, both employed the same .52 caliber metal cartridge. The Joslyn was loaded by pivoting the breech… (172-4253). Learn More »
UNMARKED PERCUSSION MODEL 1817 “COMMON RIFLE”
This weapon was made by several contractors from about 1817 to about 1840’s with a total of 38,200 being made. Most Model 1817 “Common Rifles” were made in the flintlock configuration but this… (482-338). Learn More »
POCKET COLT HOLSTER
Black bridle leather with flap and rear belt loop. Belt loop is attached with four rivets. Measures approx. 11” from top to bottom with flap closed. Finial is missing. All stitching is tight. … (362-766). Learn More »
ORIGINAL STARR DOUBLE ACTION MODEL 1858 PERCUSSION ARMY REVOLVER
Manufactured by the Starr Arms Company of New York City, this percussion weapon is an original double-action Model 1858 Army revolver in good overall condition. These arms were in production from the… (836-19). Learn More »
CONFEDERATE ENLISTEDMAN’S LEATHER BELT AND HOLSTER FOR A .36 CALIBER REVOLVER
This original and intact leather accoutrement set is a great example of an Confederate-used black bridle leather belt matched with an English-made leather belt holster. Typical of the rigs worn by… (172-2314). Learn More »
$1,300.00
Originally $1,795.00
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MODEL 1842 “BOX LOCK” US NAVY PISTOL BY AMES
Round smoothbore barrel is .54 and meas. approx. 6.00 inches long. Bore is dirty and shows light pitting. The exterior surface of the barrel is semi-bright with heavy mottling and light scattered… (836-20). Learn More »
FOREIGN COMBINATION GUN TOOL
Gun tool is Y shaped with three screwdriver blades and a scraper end. Very clean with no rust. The four arms measure- 4”, 3” and 2 ½” & 2 ½”. … (490-952). Learn More »
MAYNARD PERCUSSION SPORTING RIFLE WITH INTERCHANGABLE SHOTGUN BARREL
Weapon has a 26 inch long barrel round barrel octagon at breech. Barrel is blued throughout with some minor scratches and two thin lines of white paint residue 1.75 inches long with some other small… (838-17). Learn More »
Y-SHAPED GUN TOOL FOR PERCUSSION MUSKET
A rough copy of an English Brunswick musket tool probably of Indian or Pakistani origin and referenced in “Gun Tools: Their History and Identification”. The three arms on this iron tool feature a… (490-943). Learn More »
UNOPENED PACK OF .58 MINIE BALLS -- U.S. ARSENAL PACK
This is a full, unopened pack of rifled musket cartridges. The plain paper wrapper is in super tight condition. It is clean and free of tears, with only one small (1/4-inch round) stain on the paper.… (490-891). Learn More »
STARR ARMS CO. DOUBLE-ACTION 1858 ARMY REVOLVER
Made c. late 1850’s, early 1860’s, total quantity 23,000. Serial# 16941. .44 caliber 6-shot round cylinder. Walnut grip with three cartouches – one on left side and two on right. 6” round… (516-43). Learn More »
FULL BOX OF PATENTED MINIE BALL CARTRIDGES
This is a complete package of .58 caliber cartridges for rifle muskets as manufactured by Johnston & Dow under their own patent. Package consists of a cardboard box wrapped in a pre-printed paper… (490-565). Learn More »
RARE US MODEL 1855 RIFLE BY HARPER’S FERRY DATED 1859 IN UNCLEANED CONDITION
Rifle appears to be untouched and uncleaned. All iron surfaces wear a matching dark patina and light to moderate surface pitting throughout. The round barrel of this .58 weapon meas. 33” long with a… (172-3998). Learn More »
CIVIL WAR THREE-SCREW COLT MODEL 1860 ARMY REVOLVER
This percussion sidearm is a Civil War Colt Model 1860 Army revolver in good overall condition. These handguns were in production from 1860 through 1873 and were the successor to the Colt Third Model… (G3528). Learn More »
$2,950.00
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COMPLETE PACK OF MAYNARD CARBINE CARTRIDGES
Pack contains ten .50 caliber, brass Maynard cartridges and a pack of percussion caps. Complete original paper wrapper and tie string. The wrapper shows a few little tears where the large discs on the… (490-890). Learn More »
UNOPENED PACK OF .58 MINIE BALLS -- U.S. ARSENAL PACK
This is a full, unopened pack of rifled musket cartridges. The plain paper wrapper is in great condition. It is clean with only a few extremely small holes in the paper. Unmarked as were most Northern… (490-893). Learn More »
AMMUNITION CRATE IDENTIFIED TO CAPTAIN HARRISON De F. YOUNG OF COMPANY A, 2ND NEW HAMPSHIRE INFANTRY
First about the crate. Standard size for ammunition, 12”W x 7”H x 16”L. Wood grip handles on each end with “new” rope added by a collector. Both ends stenciled, “700 MINIE BULLET / 300… (890-01). Learn More »
COLT MODEL 1851 NAVY REVOLVER
All matching serial number, 136174, places production in early 1863. Civilian model. .36 cal. 6-shot cylinder. 7 ½” octagonal barrel with attached loading lever. Trigger guard and backstrap with… (516-40). Learn More »
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UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS USED MODEL 1850 STAFF AND FIELD OFFICER’S SWORD BY AMES MFG. CO., CHICOPEE, MASS.
In 1859 the US Marine Corps regulations changed. The prized Mamaluke style sword was replaced with the same regulation sword used by the Army. This would later be reversed and today the Marines still carry the Mamaluke sword. It is exceedingly rare… (870-52). Learn More »
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