Extraordinary Firearms Auction

SN 154592. Cal. Appears to be 44-77. Standard sporting rifle with 32" oct bbl, added German silver blade front sight with Lawrence Patent ladde...

SN 14638. Cal 44. (60 bore) Barrel has been cut back to about 22-1/2" with addition of wedge sight with small brass blade. According to Frank S...

SN C49384. Cal. 44 1-3/4" Berdan. Extremely rare rifle in an unlisted cal. with 28" medium weight oct bbl, Sharps German silver blade fron...

SN C53129. Cal. 50. Appears to be 50-70. Early 50 caliber, certainly one of the earliest known. It has 26" heavy weight oct bbl, 1-1/8" ac...

SN C,25252. Cal. 52. You are bidding on a very fine example of a popular Civil War Sharps 3-band rifle that retains most of its orig finish. The bbl o

NSN. Cal. 58. This is among the finest examples of the classic Model 1863 Zouave Rifle encountered. This gun is in near new condition with perfect woo

SN 2922. Cal. 56-50. This is a fine example of a late Civil War carbine in very fine condition, Retaining much of its orig finish. This gun is in the

NSN. Cal. 57. 40" Bbl with long range rear sight, is marked with "P" "V" and Eagle proofs at rear. Small percussion lockpla...

SN 16093. 50 cal. This standard second model also known as the model-1863 Maynard Carbine had production of just over 20,000 arms between 1863 - 1865

SN 13740. 50 cal. This standard second model also known as the model-1863 Maynard Carbine had production of just over 20,000 arms between 1863 - 1865

SN 2196/3185. Cal. 52. This is a fine example of a popular Civil War carbine in nearly new condition. All serial numbers on gun are not matching. SN o

SN 18029. 50 cal. About 30,000 of this well made carbine were made for the Civil War, this is a very fine near mint example that conforms to the stand

SN 37757. Cal. 52 RF. This is an interesting carbine with U.S. Inspectors' marks and either British or Canadian inspection in very fine overall ...

NSN. Cal. 50 RF. This Civil War era carbine was not made until after the Civil War and Providence Tool Company made over 100,000 of these arms in seve

NSN. Cal. 50. This is a popular Civil War era carbine of which about 1,000 were made. Marked on left side of receiver is "E.G. Lamson & Co ...

SN 541. Cal. 52. This is a nice example of an early 3rd model Morse carbine made in Greenville, S.C. There are only about 1,000 of these guns made in

SN 17. Cal. 41/56. There are less than 20 known Confederate LeMat carbines with the lowest SN known being 2 and the highest being 112 thus establishin

SN 20. Cal. 32/41. This is among the rarest of all Confederate revolvers with only 14 known examples. This is the only example elaborately engraved, s

SN 5. Cal. 32/41. This is among the rarest and most desirable of all Confederate revolvers with only 14 specimens known. This gun is also the lowest S

SN 1823. Cal. 42/18 ga. This is a fine all orig example of the standard production LeMat revolver in very nice condition retaining much of its orig fi