December 2, 3, & 4 Premiere Firearms Auction

Estimate: $900 - 1500 1) 30 inch blade, with "SCHNITZLER/A&A/SOLINGEN", on the left ricasso. Brass hilt with folding counterguard, ...

Estimate: $1500 - 2500 Operating out of New York, Schuyler, Hartley & Graham was a major supplier of arms and uniform items for America's...

Estimate: $25000 - 45000 This unique Henry lever-action rifle was manufactured by the New Haven Arms Co., in 1862. This rifle is one of a very smal

Estimate: $4250 - 5500 One of 5,800 percussion revolvers manufactured circa 1863- 65 by Rogers & Spencer of Willow Dale, New York, (which is ...

Estimate: $3250 - 4500 Blade and hammer notch sights, with the left side of frame marked "STARR ARMS Co. NEW. YORK." and the right &quo...

Estimate: $2750 - 4250 Blade and hammer notch sights, with the left side of frame marked "STARR ARMS Co. NEW. YORK." and the right &quo...

Estimate: $10000 - 20000 This carbine is identified by specific serial number in Sellers book, "Sharps Firearm" on page 91 as being one...

Estimate: $7000 - 10000 Manufactured circa 1846 to 1847, this is a scarce example of a Jenks-Remington carbine with U.S. Revenue Cutter Service mar

Estimate: $5000 - 8000 Manufactured circa 1847 to 1848 with approximately 1000 Jenks tape primer carbines produced by Remington. The top of the bar

Estimate: $1400 - 2250 This is an example of a U.S. Model 1841 Rifle that was manufactured by the Whitney Arms Co., of New Haven, Connecticut in 18

Estimate: $2250 - 3250 This is a very fine example of a Triplett & Scott carbine manufactured in 1865 by the Meriden Manufacturing Company as...

Estimate: $1100 - 1600 These rifle muskets were manufactured by Harpers Ferry and Springfield Armory from 1857 to 1861. The rear of the lock is dat

Estimate: $1400 - 2250 This is an early Civil War production example of a U. S. Springfield Model 1861 rifle-musket, the primary Civil War musket a

Estimate: $900 - 1400 36 inch long leather belt with "US" marked cap pouch and a cartridge box. The cartridge box has no maker markings...

Estimate: $2750 - 4250 Designed and made by Edward Lindner of Manchester, New Hampshire, probably at Amoskeag Manufacturing Company. Only 892 of th

Estimate: $800 - 1300 This is an example of one of approximately 20,600 percussion carbines produced by Starr Arms Company of Yonkers, New York cir

Estimate: $750 - 1200 Manufactured for Remington under a sub-contract with Savage Revolving Arms Company, the Split Breech Carbine is doubly signif

Estimate: $750 - 1200 Manufactured by Edward Gwyn and Abner Campbell of Hamilton, Ohio with a total production of only 4,000. The breech end of the

Estimate: $1100 - 1600 Manufactured in 1846 by N.P. Ames of Springfield, Massachusetts and subsequently altered for paper cartridge use in 1861 by

Estimate: $1600 - 2500 Blade and notch sights, with "NWP" on the left side of the barrel, and "U.S/S. NORTH/MIDLtn/CONN/1840"...