Major Collector's Firearms Auction

Printed copy of original comic strip “Blondie” in printers form. Approx. 13” by 15”. Showing men dueling in comedic fashion. Hand-signed letter on

Mercury Extra article, July 19th 1879, public notices retarding quarrel and intending duel, between R. E. Fuell and Alex Horn. An interesting serie

Photograph mounted on card, approx. 2-3/8” by 4”, reads The brothers, Barron Littlefinger and count Rosebud, Italian midgets, dueling with swords.

Original photograph mounted on card in sepia tone, approx. 8-1/2” by 5-1/8”, inscribed on one end The August Photo Co, 702 Broad St, shows the Sand

Period original print entitled “The Fortunate Duelist” signed “K” and dated 1799 in lower left. Shows gentlemen dueling with flintlock pistols in s

Sermon on the practice of dueling by Rev. James B. Britton, approx. 1838, Indianapolis. Pages intact, some normal aging, fading, and fraying. From

Original pamphlet, The Code of Honor, rules for the government, principles, and seconds, in dueling by John Wilson, Charleston SC, printed 1858. Go

Advertisement from newspaper, nicely framed, showing advertisements for Bronson, Slocum and Hopkins, Bruff, Fulsom and Stevens, and showing every m

Cast bronze statue of dueler with pistol, circa early 20th century, approx. 6” in height, signed “C. H. Richefer 1924”, with founder mark “F. L. Ro

Glazed pottery liquor bottle, 19th to early 20th century showing Deringer pistol. Approx. 10-1/2”, very good condition, some rub to the glaze where

Lot of original dueling pistol accessories, circa approx. 1830’s to 50’s suitable for American arms. Consisting of a Japan lacquer flask measuring

Challenge for a duel written 23 April, 1802, in New York to Mr. Joal Davis. Davis is ordered to offer satisfaction for malicious attempts to ruin t

Bound sermon on dueling, 1805, Timothy Dwight, DD, President of Yale College. The sermon has been professionally bound and is in good condition, the

Print of cartoon showing Ronald Regan and Russian Premier ready to duel with pistols loaded with nuclear missiles. Hand inscribed by artist Locher,

Original pen and ink drawing signed Kemble, approx. 7-1/2” by 11”, showing two fallen men with judges and seconds after fighting a duel with pistol

Offset professionally printed posting, approx. 9” by 6”. W.L. Crawford, denouncing Senator Joe Bailey as a scoundrel and coward. To the citizens of

Framed section from Harpers weekly, 1856, approx, 6-7/8” by 9-1/2” entitled Sunday Amusements at New Orleans. Shows men dueling, sketched by artist

Printed page from The Judge magazine. Approx. 13” by 20”. Entitled The Dueling Mania. Our editors prepare to vindicate their prospective honors. Sh

Kershaw Gazette Extra, Camdon, SC, July 19th 1880, mentions correspondence between Col. Shannon and General Cash. Approx. 13-1/2” by 9”. Some staini

Hand-written letter from S.P. Carson to Dr. Robert B. Vance circa 1827, concerning the possibility of a duel near East Tennessee near Jonesborough.