EXCITING SPRING AUCTION

Richmond 1862 Dated Musket reduced to carbine length and dated 1862 at rear of the lock. Measures 41” overall with a 25” barrel a

Fancy French style dueling pistol signed “Fque De Le Page Fres, A Liege Mion A Paris Rue D’ Enghien” in etched letters at

Authentic Wheelock Era Combination spanner and powder measure circa approximately 1560-1660s. Measures 6 ½” overall and front show

Stunning Bayonet for 17th to 18th century musket with ornate engraving, chiseled face and brass inlays of lion and scrolls. Measures 13 1/8

Winchester Model 1894 lever action rifle, .25-35 caliber, Serial #375344. The rifle is in good overall condition with a 26” octagon barre

U.S. Model 1861/63 3 band rifled musket by Bridesburg converted to cartridge by “J & G Needman” circa 1869. The stock is stamped

H.G. Mullins New Orleans marked Civil War era Double Barrel percussion shotgun S/N 65 from Fred Slayton’s confederate arms collection last

Starr Pattern Early 1800’s U.S. Issue Cavalry saber with scabbard. Completely unmarked in good overall untouched and as found “Out

Full Stock Percussion Kentucky Style Rifle similar to trade gun style marked “The Lancaster Rifle” and lock and barrel marked [x=

A 17th Century (or earlier) German Crossbow With White Staghorn Inlays. The fruitwood shaft of Renaissance form with pronounced swelling in center

Colt 1908 Pocket Hammerless semi-automatic pistol, .25 ACP caliber, Serial #209146. The pistol is in fine overall condition with a 2” bar

German Kriegsmarine (Navy) flag from the WW I era, measuring 9’ 8” x 5’ 9”. The flag shows an Imperial eagle wi

Nazi era German Police saddle with blanket indicating Nazi mounted police. The saddle is in very good overall condition with normal aging. From t

“E.M. Reilley London” percussion “Green’s Patent” patent breech loading sporting rifle of Civil War era

Colt 1908 Pocket Hammerless semi-automatic pistol, .25 ACP caliber, Serial #420406. The pistol is in near excellent overall condition with a 2

Southern Double Barrel Percussion Shotgun marked “T.W. Cofer” of Portsmouth, Virginia. Signed on each lock and simply American sty

Civil War era medical officer’s sword with scabbard. The blade is etched “United States Medical Staff” with eagle and uni

U.S. “Common Rifle” by Derringer Philadelphia arsenal converted from flintlock to percussion and dated 1842 at the rear of the lo

1840 Artillery Officer’s Grade Saber showing gilted and leaf decorated hilt. Tag attached reads “Former Collection of, Harry D. Be

Colt 1908 Pocket Hammerless semi-automatic pistol, .25 ACP caliber, Serial #409040. The pistol is in fine overall condition with a 2” bar