Brian Lebel’s 2009 Cody Old West Auction

Finely tooled rifle case. Well marked and constructed with HHH rivets. 34" long, tooled carrying strap.

Clip point bowie c. 1900 in leather and nickel sheath. 7” blade and 11 1/2” overall, stag slabs, ricasso marked J. Rodgers & Sons - 6 Norfolk St...

9" clip point heavy blade, single edge with fancy scalloping along its back. Geo. Wostenholm & Son's Celebrated IXL CALIFORNIA KNIFE bo...

10 1/8” clip point blade, maker-marked Joseph Rodgers & Sons - Cutlers to Their Majesties - No. 6 Norfolk Street - Sheffield, England with Malte...

Medium framed pump in .32-20 cal. ser #83624. 26” octagon barrel, very good bore, 60% finish remains on frame with clear Rampant Colt. Excellent walnu

.44-40 cal. with 24” octagon barrel with good rifling. Barrel and tube plug turning brown and 40% original blue on frame with good markings and walnut

.40 cal., 28” octagon barrel with very good to excellent bore, barrel and tube blue thinning to silver. Early heavy frame retains 80% bright blue with

.30-30 (.30WCF), 26” octagon barrel with a very good bore. 90% barrel blue with the rest of the metal turning gray. Flat top sight.

.32 WCF cal., octagon barrel cut to 22 3/4", all silver to gray, replaced screws, rough bore, very good wood and later Winchester sight. Nice c...

Rare 14" barrel Saddle Ring Carbine in .44-40 cal. Cody Firearms letter and ATF documents included. Factory records show this carbine being shi...

Scarce Saddle Ring Carbine with factory smoothbore. Ser #167329 dates to 1899 but letter shows shipped in 1901. Metal is plum color overall. Includes

Decorative Wild West firearm in .44 cal. with added brass tacks and overlays of moon, sun, snake and crosses on frame. 19 3/4” barrel has a poor bore,

A very decorative saddle ring carbine with 101 Ranch marks. Studded on both sides of wood. Enhanced for show with nickeled sideplates, barrel bands, a

.44 caliber with 20” barrel, very good bore, excellent marking on barrel. Brass cleaned at one time but patina is coming back nicely. Very good carbin

According to Springfield Research, this carbine was one of a group removed from service in the Department of Texas. The weapons are traced to SRCs us

Popular .45-70 caliber. According to Sharps factory letter, rifle was shipped to Carlos Gove, Denver, CO in 1876. Originally a Military style, it had

Winchester 1st Model 1876. Ser #1070.Found under the burned-out remains of Sacred Heart Church which was built on the site of the Hotchkiss rifle bat

Hide trimmed in trade cloth with beaded strips and initials EMI, 12" fringe, 44" overall in length. Appears to have been used in Wild West...

Leather sheath decorated with 5 rows of steel shank brass tacks. Lush patina on fitted body with perfect accompanying period wood handle skinning knif

10” long body. Red, green, pink, mustard, and two shades of blue in stacked diamond design. Tin cone suspensions. Fine condition, c. 1880.