Extraordinary & Historic Firearms Auction

SN 3885. Cal. 32. This is an early Smith & Wesson Army revolver with 2-pin frame made in 1861. This is an unusual early example of the popular C...

SN 1033. Cal. 32. This is among the earliest Smith & Wesson Army revolvers with 2-pin frame made in 1861. This is a fine example of the popular ...

SN 18660. Cal. 32. This is an exceptional example of the popular Civil War Smith & Wesson army revolver with 6" bbl inscribed "Capt. J...

SN 27182. Cal. 32. This is a fine example of the popular Civil War sidearm with 6" bbl in "as found" condition. Presentation engraved...

SN 19717. Cal. 32. This is an exceptional example of the popular Civil War Smith & Wesson army revolver with 6" bbl. Based on serial number...

SN 11598. Cal. 32. This is an exceptional example of the popular Civil War Smith & Wesson army revolver with 6" bbl. Based on serial number...

SN 988. Cal. 32. This is an exceptional example of the popular Civil War Smith & Wesson army revolver with 5" bbl. Based on three digit ser...

SN 629. Cal. 32. This is among the earliest Smith & Wesson Army revolvers with 2-pin frame made in 1861. This is a nice example of the popular C...

SN 44357. Cal. 32. This is an extremely fine example of the popular Civil War Smith & Wesson army revolver with 6" bbl. Based on serial num...

SN 45425. Cal. 32. This is a very fine example of the popular Civil War Smith & Wesson army revolver with 6" bbl not often found nickel fin...

SN 24, 4449. DeGress grips were patented by Francis DeGress in 1874 and must have been quite popular due to the different guns that they were made to

SN 12997. This is a fine little cased 22 Smith & Wesson revolver inscribed in its ivory grips "Maj. Langdon Easton". Easton was a life...

SN 86903. Cal. 22. This little gem was something to behold when it was new. This is among the highest grade you will find in these guns. Engraved, gol

SN 10863. Cal. 22. This is a scarce Smith & Wesson Model #1 first issue revolver of the last or 6th type in fine condition in an orig Smith &...

SN 28994. Cal. 22. 3/3-16" bbl, rosewood grips, blue bbl and cylinder with silver plated brass frame. This is a fine Smith & Wesson 22 cal....

SN 56357. Cal. 22. This is a very fine example of a Smith & Wesson Model #1 22 cal. 2nd issue revolver that retains most of its orig finish and ...

SN 121569. Francis DeGress was a famous Civil War artillery officer, captain of the famous Battery H, 1st Illinois light artillery, General W.D. Sherm

SN 388. This is a nice example of the first model-first issue Smith & Wesson 22 Cal. pistol made in 1857. This gun conforms to other first issue...

NSN. This grouping consists of gold handled cane inscribed "MAJOR E.C. GORDON FROM HIS BROTHER W.S.G.", a florally engraved Reed & Bar...

NSN. Cal. 42. Blue & color case hardened with 5" oct bbl that has micro-rifling, brass pin front sight and marked on top flat "C. GOLD...

Cal. 36. For the Confederate handgun collector who wants every model, this is the only "Pocket Sized" revolver known. There are only 6 C.H...

SN 2347. Cal. 36. Samuel Griswold was the largest producer of handguns in the Confederacy, making a total of about 3,700 guns which this gun is the st

SN 119. Cal. 36. Spiller & Burr of Macon, GA made brass framed copies of Whitney Revolvers which are quite popular today and complete orig examp...

SN 825. Cal. 36. You are bidding on an orig and authentic Leech & Rigdon maker marked revolver. The firm of Leech & Rigdon started their pis...

SN 1476. This Kerr Army revolver is among the finest examples you will ever see. There are only a handful of minty Confederate Kerr's known, all...

SN 5266. This is among the rarest variations of LeMat revolvers. Only two or three LeMat revolvers are known in this serial range and unlike the Tippi

SN 2213. This is a scarce late Paris made LeMat revolver with British proofs and is one of the few with the "M" inspector's cartouche ...

SN 1585. Cal 42/18 ga. This is an orig example of the standard production LeMat grape-shot revolver. Standard production guns, often called 2nd Models

SN 3812. Cal. 46/18 ga. This is a scarce variant of "LeMat & Girard's patent London" revolver which is not in the Tipping & La...

SN 28396. There is no doubt that the Confederacy used many of this military model LaFaucheux based on other identified guns, including one used by Sto

SN 94314. Cal. 36. This is a standard configuration Colt Navy revolver made at the beginning of the Civil War in 1860. The soldier's name "...

PLEASE NOTE (10-13-13): Note description state “original brown finish on bottom of barrel” but there is no brown finish on the barrel. This is a nice

SN 21192T. Cal. 42. 7-5/8" Bbl. Typical large frame, double action revolver with checkered walnut grips is unmarked except for British proofs, ...

SN 333. Cal. 50. This is the scarcest model of the Morse carbines with only about 100-150 made and this is a fine original and authentic example. The

SN 149. Cal. 50. Nice example of a scarce 1st Model Morse carbine with solid brass breech door. SN 149 is found inside door and bottom of frame. This

SN 668/769. Cal. 577. This is a rare iron mounted JS/anchor proofed model 1856 Enfield rifle with 33" bbl that was once in the collection of Wi...

SN 1517. Cal. 577. This Model 1856 rifle has 33" bbl with correct Birmingham proofs, SN 1517 engraved on buttplate tang, "JS/anchor" ...

Cal. .58, 33" bbl. This is an early production model Fayetteville Rifle which are found dated 1862 and 1863 with the standard-shaped lock and m...

Cal. 58. You are bidding on two 1863 dated Confederate Richmond Arms, both with orig 1863 dated locks. Musket has a very attractive look with orig bra

These muskets were part of a State of South Carolina contract, William Glaze provided the State of South Carolina with muskets, rifles, pistols, and s

This militia tail coat which predates the Civil War is consigned along with Claudius Baker Denson's Confederate frock coat offered as the follow...

Claudius Baker Denson was born in Portsmouth, Virginia. He founded the Franklin Military Academy in Duplin County, NC. In April 1861, Denson and his s

PLEASE NOTE (9-25-13): Note second tag (which is most rare) is for a "servant". Photo image in catalog depicts only the reverse of this ra...

This grouping consists of General Balloch's frock coat, sword, and group of 20 war time CDVs. Also included are a couple post-war letters, and a...

This classic private purchase kepi retains its orig bullion "US" and wreath insignia, as originally applied. This hat is no doubt Civil Wa...

Confederate two piece interlocking "CS" buckle with letter of authenticity signed by Steve Mullinax author of the best text on Confederate...

Unusual find of an original piece of Civil war equipment, probably by Horstman. Belt is about 38" overall length by 1-1/2" wide folded and...

This knife dates among the earliest examples of Sheffield Bowies made for American market circa 1838-1840. “ARKANSAW KNIFE MADE OF BEST SILVER STEEL”

The terms of surrender between the Union and Confederate forces allowed parole passes to be issued by Confederate officers. These passes were printed

Please note: James Henley Smith was a lieutenant in Mosby’s 43rd Virginia Battalion. This group consists of four CDV images from life of General James