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This Ulrich Engraved Winchester Third Model 1866 Lever Action Rifle was manufactured in 1869. This Deluxe Sporting Rifle features a factory engraved,

This is a truly exceptional example of a Winchester Model 1886 lever action rifle with casehardened receiver. According to information from the Cody F

This Henry lever action rifle manufactured by the New Haven Arms Company in December 1862. The rifle has the early style receiver with rear sight dove

Box for 50 UMC .44 Henry rimfire cartridges. Box top has the correct green label and is printed with the number of cartridges (50), the type of cartri

This is a nice example of a Winchester Model 1886 Lever Action Rifle that was manufactured in 1888. The rifle has a blue barrel, magazine loading gate

This is a nice example of a special order deluxe Winchester Second Model 1873 rifle that’s was manufactured in 1882. The rifle is equipped with a spec

This is a nice example of a Winchester Model 1886 Fancy Sporting Rifle manufactured in 1909 in 45-90 W.C.F. caliber. The top of the barrel is marked w

This is a rare framed autographed studio photograph of Theodore Roosevelt. The photograph itself is 5 1/2" x 4" affixed to a plain colored...

Produced in 1919, the final year of production, this is a truly extraordinary Winchester Model 1873 Saddle Ring Carbine. Features are standard, includ

According to the included factory letter, this rifle was received at and shipped from the Winchester warehouse on December 18, 1880. The letter confir

Manufactured in 1876, this is a First Model 1873 Winchester Saddle Ring Carbine with the dust cover held in place by grooves on either side of the rec

Manufactured in 1905, this was the first non-detachable box magazine rifle made by Winchester. The top of the barrel at the breech is marked "3...

Manufactured in 1892, this Third Model 1873 rifle features a half-octagon barrel and half-magazine. The top barrel flat is marked with the two line ad

According to information from Winchester's records (photocopy included), this rifle arrived in the warehouse April 21, 1876 and was shipped on S...

This is an example of a Winchester Third Model 1866 Carbine that was manufactured in 1870. The carbine has the distinctive brass receiver, round barre

This is an example of an early production Winchester Deluxe Model 1894 Lever Action Rifle that was manufactured in 1895. This special order rifle has

This lightweight Model 1886 Winchester Takedown rifle features a casehardened lever and hammer, the remainder blue. Lyman raised bead front and two le

Manufactured in 1919. Adjustable blade front sight and folding rear sight. The left side of the barrel is marked with the two line nickel steel markin

Manufactured in 1882. Third Model with the dust cover guide integral to the top of the receiver. Fixed blade front sight, folding rear sight (adjustme

Manufactured in 1904, this Model 1886 Takedown rifle is equipped with a raised Lyman blade front and adjustable semi-buckhorn Marble's rear sigh...

Manufactured in 1892, the first year of production. German blade and buckhorn sights with a full length magazine tube. The top barrel flat is marked w

This an exceptional example of a deluxe factory engraved, special order Marlin Model 1893 rifle manufactured circa 1895. This rifle features a 26 inch

Produced circa 1893 - 1935. Blade and adjustable sporting sights on the barrel, which is marked "MARLIN FIRE-ARMS CO. NEW-HAVEN, CT. U.S.A./ PA...

Manufactured in 1893 and chambered in the highly desirable 50 Express caliber, this Model 1886 sporting rifle features a beaded blade front and three

Manufactured in 1878, this rifle is a Second Model with the dust cover rail secured to the top of the receiver with two screws, and it has the earlier

Manufactured in 1893, the second year of production. Standard two line barrel address on the top flat ahead of the rear sight and "38 W.C.F.&q...

Manufactured in 1884. This Third Model has the guide rail integrally machined as part of the receiver. The top barrel flat is marked with the two line

Manufactured in 1901, this takedown variation of the Model 1894 lever action rifle features a blade front sight (bead missing), a smokeless Model 94 r

Produced in 1897, this carbine is an extremely late production model and represents one of the last 50 Model 1876 ever manufactured. Pinched front and

Manufactured in 1888. The top of the barrel ahead of the rear sight is marked with the two line address, "38-56 W.C.F." at the breech, &qu...

Manufactured in 1915. Pinned blade Marble front and military style folding leaf rear sight with tangent base. Contoured frame sides with an adjustable

Produced in 1917, with dovetail blade front and adjustable sporting rear sight, with a full length magazine and standard markings on the barrel and up

Produced in 1911. Pinned blade front and folding ladder rear sights, with standard markings on the barrel and upper tang, full length magazine and the

Manufactured in 1881, this is an example of a Second Model with the dust cover guide rail screwed to the receiver. German silver blade front and buckh

In 1866 the New Haven Arms Company changed its name to Winchester Repeating Arms Company. The Model 1866 was the first firearm to be built under the W

According to the Cody Firearms Museum letter, this carbine arrived at the warehouse on March 6, 1906, in 44 caliber with a 14 inch barrel, and would b

Manufactured in 1891, this particular example is a Third Model 1873 rifle manufactured with the distinctive integral dust cover rail. The top of the b

Manufactured in 1913 and subsequently engraved with gold and silver inlays. Blade front and buckhorn rear sights on a barrel marked with the two line

Produced in 1892, as one of the first 100 made. German silver blade dovetail front sight and adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sporting sight, with the st

Manufactured in 1890 this very limited edition Third Model 1873 carbine features a commemorative engraving by Abercrombie & Fitch. There is a go...

This Third Model 1876 carbine was manufactured in 1879 with the dust cover rail integrally machined as part of the receiver (dust cover missing). Pinn

This is 1 of only 5,000 Model 1895 rifles manufactured with the flat-sided receiver. The included Cody Museum letter confirms the serial number, rifle

Manufactured in 1883. This Third Model has the guide rail integrally machined as part of the receiver. The top barrel flat is marked with the two line

Produced in 1922. Raised brass bead front sight semi-buckhorn rear sight, with Nickel Steel and "30 ARMY" markings on the left side near t...

Manufactured in 1882, this is a Third Model rifle with the dust cover guide rail integrally machined to the receiver. German silver blade front and la

Manufactured in 1887. The top of the barrel ahead of the rear sight is marked with the two line address, 40-82 W.C.F." at the breech, "-MO...

Manufactured in 1906. standard two line address/patent marking on the upper left barrel flat ahead of the rear sight, "25-20 W.C.F." at th...

Manufactured in 1882. This Third Model has the guide rail integrally machined as part of the receiver. The top of the barrel is marked with the two li

Produced in 1912. Blade front and adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sights, with standard markings on the barrel and the three line manufacturer model and

Produced in 1907. Marble Number 6 blade front and Marble folding leaf rear sights on the barrel, with the standard two line address/patent markings, n

This is a fantastic, Nimschke engraved single shot rifle with a "Extra Grade" Pacific Ballard action and custom B.B. Loar barrel built by ...

Extra long 1/3 octagon number 4 weight barrel. Marked "Stevens-Pope" "Manufactured by the J. Stevens Arms and Tool Company Chicopee F...

A fantastic example of a very scarce Marlin-Ballard Deluxe Rigby #6 1/2 single shot target rifle with full engraving and double set triggers. Adjustab

This rifle is marked "H. SLOTTERBEK LOS ANGELES" on top of the barrel behind the rear sight. Henry Slotterbek moved from Philadelphia to ...

Full octagon barrel with German silver blade and unique buckhorn (missing elevator) rear sight and marked "40-63" at the breech. The left ...

This rifle falls into the serial number range (11000 to 61000) of the 50,000 Spencer carbines made in the Civil War period of 1863 to 1865. This parti

This is a model 1860 Spencer Rifle made for the Union forces during the Civil War. Front sight doubles as lug for socket bayonet, ladder leaf rear sig

This is a very nice example of a scarce early Winchester 1885 "Special" single shot target Rifle manufactured in 1888. The overall appeara...

Made circa 1912-1913. Adjustable globe front sight (minus insert) and mid-range tang mounted peep sight, with three drilled and tapped holes on the to

Equipped with an adjustable globe front sight and a tang mounted mid-range elevation adjustable peep sight, with an empty dovetail rear sight slot and

Manufactured from 1906 to 1916. Stevens-Pope marked custom barrel (no other marking) with the front sight removed (dovetail not filled), drilled and t

Manufactured in 1898. German blade front and buckhorn rear sights on a number 1 barrel marked with the two line address ahead of the rear sight and ...

The included Cody Firearms Museum letter confirms the serial number, rifle configuration, caliber, barrel length, barrel shape (#1 octagon), and plain

Manufactured in 1896, this High Wall rifle features a blade front and adjustable rear sporting sights on a part octagon #3 barrel. The top barrel flat

Manufactured in 1900, this rifle features a globe front sight and no rear sight with a filler in the dovetail, and a mid range tang mounted peep sight

Manufactured from 1885 to 1923. This rifle is a late production model that was manufactured sometime after 1913 in scarce takedown configuration. Germ

This is a nice example of a German Oldorf Schuetzen rifle with a Martini action. The barrel is equipped with a shrouded front sight, no rear sight and

No makers marks are visible. Fitted with a protected ramp wire bead front sight, a quarter rib on the top of the barrel, and a slot for a peep sight o

This is a nice example of a German Schuetzen rifle. The top of the barrel at the breech is marked "J. KOWAR, AMBERG" and the left rear bar...

Made circa 1878 - 1881, this is one of approximately 62 Hunters Rifles produced by Sharps. Fitted with a dovetailed silver blade front sight and a 800

Full octagon barrel with a Marble number 6 blade front sight with beach and unique buckhorn rear sight, with "45-70" marked at the breech....

Manufactured in 1900, this Winchester Model 1885 High Wall receiver is nicely factory engraved by Master Engraver John Ulrich. The center of each side

Full octagon barrel has a folding globe front and adjustable rear buckhorn sights, with a short range tang mounted peep sight. The top barrel flat at

Manufactured in 1886, the second year of production and features a blade front and adjustable rear buckhorn sights. The top barrel flat is marked &q...

Manufactured in 1901. Blade front sight, with the rear sight removed (filler block added) and a tang peep sight. Top barrel flat has the two line Winc

Produced circa 1896 - 1933. Marble's blade front and folding sporting rear sight, with a medium weight target barrel marked "25 RF" on...

Manufactured in 1891. The special order part-octagon size 3 barrel is marked with the two line Winchester address followed by "32-40" at t...

Manufactured from 1897 to 1916. This model is very similar to the No. 51 except they were equipped with the full loop lever, better quality and fancie

This Winchester an example of a customized High Wall Special Single Shot target rifle. The rifle is fitted with a heavy number 4 barrel with an adjust

Manufactured from 1896 to 1916. The top barrel flat at the breech is marked with the two line Stevens address, "25.21" on the left rear up...

Manufactured in 1892. The number 2 barrel is equipped with blade and buckhorn sights and is stamped on the top flat with the standard two line address

This late production deluxe version of the Winchester Model 1885 Low Wall Rifle has an adjustable blade front sight and a tang peep sight with the two

This is a beautiful example of an all original, unaltered and very rare 1943 dated military contract Krieghoff Luger, that is complete with the origin

This is an excellent example of a Model 1900 Swiss military Luger that was manufactured by DWM. The pistol has a rust blue finish with straw colored s

What an exceptional example of certainly a "One Of A Kind" WWII German Mauser factory engraved and gold plated Luger pistol. This Luger pi...

Pre-war Walther Mod. PPK Pistol with very rare white plastic party leaders grips and "RZM" control mark. The pistol has the high polish pr...

Produced towards the very end of the war, when resources became scarce and replacements such as plastic and pressed paper were used in lieu of cowhide

Fixed sights, with the standard maker's markings on the left side of the slide, with "crown/N" proofs on the slide, chamber and muzzle...

Fixed sights, with the left side of the slide marked with the Walther Banner, factory inscription and caliber and "Mod. PPK", "eagle/...

This is a top notch, all original example of this highly desirable Luftwaffe Model 30 Survival Drilling manufactured by J.P. Sauer & Son during ...

This is an extremely rare and very early production G41(W) rifle manufactured in late 1941 or early 1942 by the Walther factory. This specific rifle h

Made in 1942 in Berlin. Hooded blade front sight and tangent rear, with the integral mounting rail on the rear sight base, "7753/ duv" mar...

Measuring 4 inch long with no makers markings, this tool was designed for use with a G41 semi-automatic rifle, and includes and octagonal barrel wrenc

This is a nice example of a WWII Nazi low turret type sniper rifle manufactured by the Mauser factory that has been fitted with a commercial Ajack 4x9

This is an example of a late war production K98 rifle as manufactured by the Gustloff Werke, Weimer and later reworked in East Germany. The rifle is f

This is one of the standard WWI GEW converted into Wehrmangewhn rifle for target shooting. All the markings have been removed and it has an inverted...

Blade front and tangent rear sights, with the top of the receiver ring marked "dot / eagle/35 / 1944, the left side is marked with the Nazi fir...

This Swiss Army SIG P210 pistol features the Geneva Cross and Shield stamped near the rear sight. The top of the slide has a grooved sighting panel be

Fixed sights, with the standard address and model markings on the left side of the slide, "crown/ N" proofmarks on the slide, chamber and ...

1) Black leather PP holster stamped with Albrecht Kind's "D.R.G.M./ crossed rifles/ Akah" maker's mark on the lower flap and the i...