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CONFEDERATE USED, C.S. ORDNANCE “CLEANED AND REPAIRED” 1862 DATED RIFLE MUSKET
This rifle musket shows it saw service and on the bottom of the stock forward of the triggerguard bears a “Q” final inspection stamp of the Confederate Cleaning and Recovery (“C&R”)… (172-5547). Learn More »
VERY ATTRACTIVE ORIGINAL M1816 TYPE III SPRINGFIELD FLINTLOCK MUSKET DATED 1836
Longarm is an original M1816, dated 1836 made by the arsenal at Springfield. All metal parts are bright and show little if any signs of use. Barrel has been lightly cleaned but the wood stock appears… (1052-92). Learn More »
CONFEDERATE “CAPTURED & COLLECTED” M-1861 SPRINGFIELD RIFLE MUSKET, DATED 1863
Here is a complete Model 1861 Springfield rifle musket. It is dated 1863 and was a product of the Springfield Armory in Massachusetts. This is an example of one of these guns that was captured or… (528-13). Learn More »
$3,500.00
SOLD
PETTENGILL ARMY REVOLVER
Just 2,001 Pettengill .44 Caliber Double Action Army Revolvers were supplied by Rogers and Spencer of Willowville, NY, to the U.S. government, but they were issued in a number of cavalry regiments:… (1142-114). Learn More »
$3,450.00
SOLD
VERY RARE DERINGER BY SCHUMANN OF MEMPHIS
When Turner Kirkland published “Southern Derringers of the Mississippi Valley,” he could find no complete example of a Schumann deringer, only a barrel. In the intervening years only this example… (401-52). Learn More »
$3,500.00
SOLD
THIRD MODEL 1851 COLT NAVY REVOLVER
Original, U. S. marked, Third Model version of the popular 1851 Colt Navy Revolver in good overall condition. Manufactured sometime in the 1st quarter of 1857, this M1851 Navy bears matching serial… (172-5788). Learn More »
DOUBLE-ACTION STARR .44 REVOLVER, LIKELY DELIVERED IN APRIL 1863
This double-action Starr revolver is complete, all original, and rates about fine to excellent for condition with about 60 percent finish, smooth metal and sharp markings. The barrel shows thin… (1159-01). Learn More »
$2,395.00
SOLD
VERY GOOD NAVY ARMS COMPANY REPRODUCTION 1866 WINCHESTER RIFLE
This is an extremely nice copy of the classic brass-framed 1866 Winchester or “Yellow Boy” rifle, the successor the Henry and forerunner of the 1873 and later classic types, but was popular and… (1037-97). Learn More »
SCARCE US NAVY FIRST CONTRACT COLT M1851 REVOLVER DELIVERED IN DECEMBER 1857 TO THE NEW YORK NAVY YARD AND CONVERTED TO CENTERFIRE FOR THE NAVY BY COLT IN 1873
This iron frame M1851 Colt Navy serial numbered 62125 was made in 1856 and delivered to the U.S. Navy Yard in New York in 1857. It is a rare survivor among Colt revolvers purchased on the first Navy… (1142-125). Learn More »
MILITARY FLAP HOLSTER FOR A .31 CALIBER REVOLVER
This is a scarce example of a privately purchased belt holster with a military style flap to carry a small .31 caliber percussion revolver, typical of those carried for personal defense by officers… (480-221). Learn More »
LANCASTER COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA SCREW-TIP POWDER HORN
Dating to the early or mid-nineteenth century, this horn has the typical flat-topped base plug with coiled rope molding associated with Lancaster and rather simple screw tip spout. The base and spout… (480-218). Learn More »
$750.00
ON HOLD
MINT JAPANESE TYPE 14 SERVICE PISTOL
Exceptional example of a standard issue 8mm Nambu Type 14 pistol made in 1939! Principal markings include: “58680” (serial number); characters shachi and nam (manufacturer); character sho and… (2021-989). Learn More »
FRENCH M1837 MARINE SERVICE PISTOL
In 1837 the French Marine Service developed a new handgun. It was the first percussion ignition handgun adopted by the French. The pistol is 12 ½” in overall length with a 6” round barrel that… (88-87). Learn More »
$625.00
ON HOLD
UNTOUCHED 1796 BRITISH REGULATION CAVALRY PISTOL
This is an untouched 1796 British Regulation Cavalry pistol designed for light cavalry. It is the weapon that fought the Napoleonic War and was here with the 14th Light Dragoons at New Orleans and the… (88-91). Learn More »
$925.00
ON HOLD
NICE COLT THIRD MODEL NAVY MADE IN 1856
This .36 caliber Colt Navy has the smaller, round triggerguard of the Third Model and is serial numbered 49055, giving it an 1856 date of manufacture. The barrel assembly shows thin blue. The frame… (1142-124). Learn More »
COLT MODEL 1861 NAVY-NAVY RICHARDS-MASON CONVERSION
This is a good example of the scarce Richard’s-Mason metallic cartridge conversion done in 1873 by Colt for the U.S. Navy on its remaining Model 1861 .36 caliber Navy-Navy revolvers (Colt M1861… (1142-123). Learn More »
$3,750.00
ON HOLD
RARE CONFEDERATE READ AND WATSON FIRST-TYPE CONVERSION HALL RIFLE
This is an extremely rare Confederate rifle made from 1862-1863 by the firm of Read and Watson in Danville, Virginia, by altering a .52 caliber Hall M1819 breechloading rifle to a percussion… (172-5738). Learn More »
REMINGTON MODEL 1862 CONTRACT RIFLE, AKA: THE REMINGTON “ZOUAVE”
Moller calls these rifles the “Remington 1862 Contract Rifle,” and Flayderman, the “Model 1863 Contract Rifle.” They are best known as the “Remington Zouave,” drawing a parallel between… (172-5748). Learn More »
NICE QUALITY OVERCOAT PISTOL BY PATRICK, LIVERPOOL
5", .53 cal. oct. barrel, engraved "LIVERPOOL" and with platinum line at breech, upper flat engraved "MAKER TO THE DUKE OF GLOUCESTER". Engraved lock plate with maker "PATRICK", bolted safety. Ex.… (88-73). Learn More »
PENNSYLVANIA MILITIA-INSPECTED, DERINGER MODEL 1817 RIFLE CONVERTED TO PERCUSSION
This longarm is a U.S. M1817 Common Rifle produced by contractor Henry Deringer of Philadelphia, PA. Under contract with the government, Deringer converted some 13,000 such flintlocks to percussion… (218-530). Learn More »
$2,595.00
Originally $2,750.00
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GREAT CONFEDERATE CARTRIDGE BOX AND SLING FROM GETTYSBURG, PICKED UP BY G.W. MOWERS OF FAYETTEVILLE, PA.
This classic Confederate cartridge box just came out of the family of George W. Mowers of Fayetteville, PA. Mowers lived near Gettysburg his entire life. Not only was his farm and wagon-shop near the battlefield, they were located precisely where… (M26509). Learn More »
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