FIREARMS, OLD WEST AUCTION

revolver with 8" barrel, blued finish and rubber Colt presentation grips. Slight handling marks on frame with 2 small spots of light pin prick ...

revolver with 4 3/4" barrel manufactured in 1902. Beautifully restored by Doug Turnbull the revolver finished in bright blue with vivid case co...

heavily tack decorated with trade mirrors measuring 9" overall. An absolutely guaranteed museum quality artifact collected directly from a Crow...

Knife case is painted parfleche decorated in geometric patterns to both sides trimmed in sinew sewn red cotton trade wool with copper riveted wood han

attached with rawhide. Head measures 5" and 20" overall. Shows excellent patina, collected from Wind River Wyoming.

with oval shaped eve, oak haft with file brand decoration and leather gasket between handle and head. Head measures 6" with an overall measurem...

sheath with its original tacked and pewter inlaid handle trade knife. Found and collected from an old Montana bunkhouse. The sheath showing some expec

with 14" seat, basket stamped with the 4 heart design to seat, fenders and skirts stamped 3 places with initials ELG to cantle. Fine old Fred M...

having belonged to and marked Fat Jones, father in law to legendary movie actor Ben Johnson with letter from Fats niece listing provenance and origin.

3X beaver Stetson in light gray size 7/8. Excellent condition with hand tooled and silver buckle hat band. Includes original Stetson box. A rear fine

with fully tooled tall uppers measuring 16" tall. Unmarked with some loss at openings the soles and heels in very good condition.

showing very fine condition with original wood stirrups, square skirt and Sam Stagg rigging. Seat measures 11 1/2", saddle measuring 18" o...

recreated from a deteriorated example utilizing the original buckle and spots. Excellent workmanship and includes early Sheffield clip point bowie kni

to be further described.

brass mounted with Maiden Ladies and incised carved open escapement and hand painted dial. In need of a good cleaning. Measures 18" tall X 19&q...

Circa 1825. This fine clock was made by Samuel Whiting, one of approximately 12 well-known apprentices of the great Simon Willard, inventor of the W

original sat at the entrance the history hotel on the corner and Pine St. Deadwood South Dakota.

in white background with greens, reds, blue and brass faceted beads. Center of the body decorated with tin cone dangles and remnants of plume feathers

single mounted with leather spur straps attached.

bit complete with reins. Headstall remains in nice condition, good Connoly stamp and period nickeled silver rosettes.