Major Collector's Firearms Auction

Ruger Redhawk .44 magnum double-action revolver, barrel reduced to 4-1/4”, Pachmayr type grips, “S” stamped on back of cylinder indicating ownership

Buyer of the previous lot has the option on this lot. Ruger Redhawk .44 magnum double-action revolver, barrel reduced to 4-1/4”, Pachmayr type grip

Pipe tomahawk circa 1850 to 1870’s. Pierced blade, original tack shaft with hair ornaments and beaded and fringed drop. The head measures approx. 1

Colt Single Action Army revolver, .45 Colt caliber, 4-3/4” barrel, fully and finely master engraved and signed by John Warren. Beautifully checkere

Remington model 1875 Single Action revolver, 7-1/2” barrel, .44-40 caliber, nickel plated, wood grips, lanyard in butt, serial #436. Showing revers

Merkel best-grade boxlock over/under double rifle in .475 #2 caliber, with tropical case and accessories on model 303 action, in fine to excellent

Rare Griffin & Howe bolt-action sporting rifle, takedown 3-barrel set, blued finish, select checkered wood stocks in fancy pattern. Gold high ...

Golden Age flintlock Kentucky rifle with raised carved stock, fancy horsehead patchbox, silver inlays, signed “J.A. Albright”, on barrel and “JA” o

Pair of ornate and massive American dueling/target pistols by Haslett of Baltimore, converted from flintlock. Originally made about 1805, converted

Pair of American cased percussion dueling pistols belonging to General Thomas Hamer, who was a famous political figure and Mexican war hero who die

The only known pair of dueling pistols by J & S. Hawken of St. Louis, MS, .66 caliber percussion, 10-1/8” heavy octagon barrels, nicely checke...

Pair of American flintlock “Kentucky” style pistols by Tryon of Philadelphia with Ketland & Co imported locks. The pair measure 16-3/8” overal...

Original engraved 1860 Henry rifle, .44 Henry rimfire, blue and plated finish, period Victorian scroll carved stock, remnant of an old inscription

Original watercolor by Frederic Remington of Northwest mounted policeman (Mountie) approx. 17” by 10”, signed lower right and inscribed “To my frie

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Pair of cased flintlock dueling pistols by S. North, Middleton, Conn. S. North was considered the very finest of early American flintlock gunmakers

Framed southern hospital association subscribers receipt for donation signed by Robert E. Lee, approx. 4-1/2” by 6-5/8”. Shows wounded confederate

Colt 1851 Navy revolver, .36 caliber percussion, blue and case hardened finish, period carved ivory grips, London series with iron backstrap and tr

Pair of saw-handle flintlock dueling pistols by James Haslett, Baltimore MD, circa approx. 1800 in their original case with maker’s trade label in

Important original letter signed by Andrew Jackson inscribed Hermitage August 24, 1828 at right top, which reads: “Hermitage August 24th 1828/ My Dr