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Manufactured in 1940. Standard markings including the factory proof on the barrel and receiver, with a hooded ramp front sight, a removed rear sight w

Manufactured from 1897 to 1917. Lyman dovetail front sight with sporting type rear sight and tang peep sight. The top barrel flat is marked with the t

Manufactured in 1936. This example is the deluxe version of the Model 71 rifle with a low two digit serial number (17). The rifle features a ramp blad

Manufactured in the late 1940s. Hooded ramp blade front and adjustable buckhorn rear sights, standard markings with the factory proof on the barrel an

Manufactured in the late 1940s. Standard barrel marking with the factory proof on the receiver and barrel and the serial number on the bottom of the r

This is H.R. Poore's famous Winchester Bear Dog advertisement print that depicts four hunting dogs. The print has been professionally mounted in...

Philip R. Goodwin's Peters Cartridge Co. advertising poster (see image) in a gilt frame (17 1/2"x22 1/2"). Philip R. Goodwin (1882 to ...

20 assorted original Winchester cartridge board cartridges, three original Winchester hanging tags (license conditions, gun cleaning preparations, and

1) Framed (23 1/2" x 33 1/2) US shotgun shells advertisement by Alexay, circa 1920 (see image). 2) Framed (16 1/8" x 16 1/8") Edwards...

Nine manuals on the "Sequence of Take-down and Assembly Operations" which include drawings and detailed information on the complete disass...

This is a 6" cutaway shotgun shell with samples of 12 smokeless powder from E.C.No. to New "E.C." in "Leader", "Repeat...

1) Hensoldt Diasta-D 4x32 scope with claw style mounts and rubber lens covers. 2) Leupold M8-3X scope in a brown leather carrying case. 3) Set of brow

One of only 1219 round barreled Burgess rifles, produced circa 1883 - 1885. Steel fixed blade front and sporting rear sight on the barrel, with the st

Produced circa 1879 - 1886. Folding hood front sight with an adjustable rear sight and an adjustable folding peep sight mounted on the upper tang, wit

Manufactured from 1889 to 1899 this example of a Model 1889 rifle features a factory engraving. The receiver features a scroll engraving with the side

Manufactured circa 1895. This was the first Marlin designed for the then new smokeless powder. German silver blade front and adjustable semi-buckhorn

Marble blade front sight with bead, buckhorn rear sight, and upper tang drilled and tapped for sight mounting. Top barrel flat marked with the two lin

This is an example of a factory engraved Marlin Model 94 lever action rifle. The sides of the receiver have scroll designs surrounding an oval panel w

This is an original example of a Deluxe Marlin Model 1894 lever action rifle that is documented with a factory letter. The factory letter states that

Manufactured from 1893 to 1935. Adjustable semi-buckhorn rear and replacement blade front sights with the standard two line address/patent marking on

Manufactured from 1895 to 1917. German silver blade front and buckhorn rear sights on a barrel marked with the two line address/patent dates on top,...

A unique venture for the Marlin Company, this lever action shotgun is based on the Model 1883 action with a longer loading port, modified tube magazin

Manufactured from 1894 to 1935. Blade and carbine rear sights on barrel with standard two line address/patent dates marking, with "44-40" ...

In the included letter, arms historian Roe S. Clark states that the Savage factory records confirm the serial number, caliber, type of barrel, pistol

In the included letter, arms historian Roe S. Clark states that the Savage factory records confirm the serial number, the caliber, grade "A-2&q...

In the included Xerox copy of the Savage factory record obtained by arms historian Roe S. Clark, the following features of this rifle are confirmed:

In the included letter, arms historian Roe S. Clark states that the Savage factory records confirm the serial number, caliber, barrel type and length,

Produced after 1919. German silver blade front sight, barrel mounted Savage adjustable sporting sight, and receiver mounted Lyman short range aperture

Ramp blade and buckhorn sights on a barrel marked with the two line address ahead of the rear sight and ".300 SAVAGE" at the breech. Light...

Manufactured in 1959 in the highly desirable and much sought after 22 short caliber. The rifle features a dovetail front sight and a sporting type rea

Third Model takedown version, manufactured after 1932. Blade front and adjustable rear sights, with standard barrel markings and "WINCHESTER/ T...

This Second Model 1890 with the takedown frame was manufactured in 1901. Blued with casehardened frame, hammer, trigger guard and buttplate. Dovetail

Manufactured in 1910. Lyman blade front and a screw adjustable notch rear sight on a barrel marked with the standard two-line address/patent dates ma

When the Model 1890 and 1906 were dropped from production in 1932, Winchester introduced the Model 62 to take their place. Winchester offered this Gal

Manufactured in 1904. Blade front, adjustable period replaced Marbles marked buckhorn rear sight and tang mounted short range peep sight. The top barr

Manufactured in 1937. This rifle features a fixed blade front sight with bead and an adjustable rear sight. Standard barrel markings with the Winchest

This late production Third Model 1890 rifle was manufactured in 1927 with a rare factory stainless steel barrel chambered for the 22 WRF cartridge. It

Manufactured in 1910. Dovetail front sight (bead absent) and adjustable notch rear sight, with the two line address/patent date marking followed by ...

Manufactured in 1958, with a dovetailed blade front sight (missing bead) and a sporting rear sight. The left side of the barrel has the standard marki

Manufactured in 1957. Dovetail front sight and sporting rear sight. Standard markings including the factory proof on the barrel and receiver. 17 groov

This fine Winchester Model 1890 is fitted with a dovetail front sight (bead absent) and adjustable notch (non patent marked factory) rear sight, with

Manufactured in 1950. Standard barrel marking with the factory proof on the receiver and barrel and the serial number on the bottom of the receiver. H

Manufactured from 1949 to 1957. Standard markings with a hooded ramp front sight, sporting rear sight and a receiver drilled and tapped for scope moun

This Winchester experimental prototype is a cross between the Model 42 and 61. The rifle was left in the white, is incomplete and non-operable. The ba

This set was originally for Ted Hazelwood of Winchester. This is a one of a kind, prototype marked Model 37A three barrel set. All three special made

Introduced in 1935, this deluxe example has a smooth bore with a dual bead sights on a vent rib. The left side of the barrel is marked "ROUTLED...

Manufactured in 1956. Dovetail front and sporting rear sights on a barrel with standard markings. Factory proof on the barrel and receiver. 17 groove

Manufactured from 1934 to 1946. Standard markings including the factory proof on the barrel and bolt, dovetail front and adjustable peep sights with a

Manufactured between 1938 and 1941, this Model 64 rifle is chambered for the .219 Zipper cartridge. The rifle features a half-length magazine, ramp bl

Manufactured in 1926, Winchester produced only about 25,000 Model 53s from 1924 to 1932. This model was in fact a slightly more modern version of the