Extraordinary & Historic Firearms Auction

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

This classic pattern foot officer's sword with "CS" cast in guard was most likely made by Leech & Ridgon in Columbus, Mississippi ...

Not only is this among the finest James Conning, Mobile, Alabama, made foot officer's sword but it is also the only known presentation to a Conf...

This is possibly the finest standard model E.J. Johnston foot officer's sword known. Blade is bright and frosty with full maker's mark and a...

Little is known about the firm of Goody & Jones of London, however London newspaper advertisements do show advertisements by Goody & Jones o...

Douglas Cavalry Officer Sabers are among the rarest of all Confederate made swords, and this example is probably the finest example known. This exampl

This is a nice example of the classic wood scabbard saber that is thought to have been made by either Marshall of Atlanta, GA or Kraft, Goldschmidt an

Foot officer's sword you are bidding on is possibly a product made by J.C. Wilson of Houston, TX. There have been a handful of similar swords th...

You will never find a better etched blade on this pattern. Etched panels are about 15" long and exhibit most of their orig luster. Etched panel...

This Confederate Bowie knife, which was a war souvenir brought back with Boyle & Gamble sword previously offered in this catalog, is in "as...

This particular short sword with turned wooden handle was thought in the past to have been made by the Union Carworks in Norfolk, VA. New information