June 2010 Regional Firearms Auction

1) Winchester Repeating Arms 44 W.C.F. tong tool cartridge loader, blue finish with address, caliber and patent markings on the right side. 2) Winches

Eight molds, including two Beals molds, one Remington, and one for 75 cal Minie rounds. All are fair or better. From the C.W. Slagle Collection. BBL

Includes three Sharps molds (one altered), a 44 caliber single chamber rifle mold, and a 45/70 rifle bullet mold. All are fair or better. From the C.W

Included in lot is approximately: 5 bullet molds (44 cal., 38 cal., 38 cal. double cavity, 38 and 36 cal. double cavity, 36 cal.), 3 nipple wrenches,

1) Thirteen single and multi cavity bullet molds including, but not limited to 31 cal., 36 cal., 41 cal., and 44 cal. 2) Steel 35mm wad cutter. 3) Pis

Includes several hundred revolver trigger guards, hammers, triggers, and cylinders, and a wooden oak box containing approximately a collection of 86 b

Lot includes 2 boxes of Winchester 45-70 extra heavy solid head cartridges and one Frankford Arsenal 50-70, in fair to good condition. From the C.W. S

Includes boxes of No1 teat fire, French 9mm LeFaucheux pinfire, 50 round tin of 22 pinfire short (full), and a sealed box of Houllier Blanchard 12 mm.

Manufactured in 1872 and 1873 with standard makings (barrel address recut) and nickel finished with undersized ivory grips with Mexican eagle on the l

Originally manufactured in the early 1860's, this revolver subsequently received a Richards conversion. The barrel, ejector rod housing, frame, ...

Produced in 1853, scroll engraved frame, breech end of barrel, hammer, grip straps, butt and loading lever with an engraved band on front of cylinder

A) Manufactured in 1856 with bracketed London barrel address, "crown / GP" and "crown / V" proofs on the barrel and cylinder. Mi...

Manufactured in 1849 with standard markings and features. Artificially acid aged with overall pitting. No cylinder scene and replacement grip. Visible

Manufactured in 1863, standard markings and features with a 3 screw frame cut for a shoulder stock and no visible cartouches on grip. Metal surfaces c

A) Produced in 1862, standard markings and features, all numbers match. Action needs some adjustment. Replacement nipples. BBL: 5 1/2 inch round

A) Produced in 1863, standard markings and features, refinished barrel, chipped toe (right side of grip). Visible numbers match, wedge un-numbered, to

Produced in 1861, the first year of production. Standard markings and features, visible numbers match (wedge unmarked), repaired loading lever. BBL:

Produced in 1855, standard markings and features, refinished barrel and cylinder. Action needs work as cylinder is frozen. Visible numbers match. BB

A) Produced in 1862, 3 screw frame cut for shoulder stock, front sight reshaped, no visible cylinder scene, non-factory replacement wedge. Undersized

A) Produced in 1862, standard markings and features with faint cartouches stamped on each side of the grip. Barrel appears to have been stretched. Mis

Manufactured in 1853. Matching numbers, standard markings and features. Complete in wooden hard case with powder flask, brass bullet mold, ("Co...

Manufactured from 1850s-60s. Standard markings and features with single letter inspector marks on several components. Matching number on cylinder and

Produced in 1862, standard markings and features, with grip cartouche (right side), wedge screw absent, visible numbers match (no visible number on cy

A) Standard factory conversion with standard markings, visible numbers match. BBL: 4 1/2 inch round Stock: Gauge: 38 RF Finish: nickel Grip

A) Made in 1862, with a 4 screw frame cut for a shoulder stock. Replacement fancy grain hardwood grip, missing wedge screw, action frozen. Except unma

A) Produced from 1867-68, Series V, traces of markings remain, barrel slightly loose. BBL: 4 inch octagon Stock: Gauge: 36 percussion Finish:

Standard markings a features. British crown proofs on barrel and cylinder. Complete with a hardwood case, powder flask, cap tin (minus lid), oiler, to

Manufactured in 1854. Standard markings with British proofs, the top of the barrel is marked "ADDRESS COL: COLT./ LONDON.". Brass trigger ...

A) Manufactured in 1860. In hardwood case with "B". Complete with cap tin, powder flask, Colt marked bullet mold and a fake box of paper c...

A) Produced in 1863, standard markings and features, inspector initials present, faint grip cartouches, visible numbers match except for wedge. BBL:

A) Produced in 1856, standard markings and features, mismatched wedge, remaining numbers match. With a Winchester .32 WCF single cavity bullet mold (g

A) Manufactured circa 1863-1875 and subsequently converted to .32 centerfire with the cylinder and barrel sleeved, a recoil shield and ejector rod add

A) Second Model, First Type, cylinder pin secured by a screw, modified hammer, matching serial number on loading lever, both grips, and barrel. Cylind

A) Manufactured in 1861. Standard markings and features, mismatched wedge. BBL: 6 1/2 inch round Stock: Gauge: 36 percussion Finish: blue/cas

A) Manufactured 1864 to 1869. Standard markings and features. Visible number match. BBL: 6 inch octagon Stock: Gauge: 31 percussion Finish: b

This revolver has the number "900" stamped on most of the parts. "US" is stamped on the left side of the barrel near the wedge a...

Standard markings and features with sub-inspector markings on the frame, trigger guard and barrel. The left grip panel shows a very faint outline of a

Produced in 1863, standard markings and features, with refinished grips. Lever un-numbered all other numbers match. BBL: 7 1/2 inch octagon Stock:

Manufactured in 1861. Standard Colt factory cartridge conversion with standard markings and features. Visible numbers match. BBL: 4 1/2 inch round

Manufactured in 1865 with standard markings and features. Cylinder scene faint, but visible. BBL: 4 inch octagon Stock: Gauge: 31 percussion

Produced from 1863-65, standard marking with inspector initials on some parts, without cartouches on the grip. BBL: 8 inch round Stock: Gauge:

Second Model produced in early 1860s, faint standard barrel marking and standard features. Action needs work as hammer does not hold a full cock posit

Manufactured from 1860 to 1862. Standard markings and features. Hammer spur has been shortened. Comes with a brown leather holster. The holster has be

A) Manufactured in 1853 with standard markings and features. Matching numbers on barrel, frame, trigger guard, backstrap and loading lever. Arbor pin

Manufactured between 1861 and 1865 with standard markings and features. Faint illegible cartouche on left grip panel. "H" on left barrel f...

A) Manufactured between 1863 and 1865 with standard markings and features. Visible numbers match. BBL: 8 inch round Stock: Gauge: 44 percussio

A) Manufactured in 1853 with standard markings and features. Crude period repairs to loading lever, catch, latch and screw replaced. Wedge screw missi

Standard markings and features with "W" inspector's markings on the left and right barrel flats, right side of receiver and cylinder, ...

Produced from 1863-65, standard markings and features, faint cartouches on both sides of grip, matching numbers on cylinder and barrel lug. Metal clea

250 produced circa early 1860s. No visible maker markings with the metal surfaces cleaned bright and replacement grip screw. Museum or private collect