Poulin Fall 2022 Premier Firearms Auction

Cal. 58. NSN. 49” overall, 33” [Harpers Ferry] barrel dated “1859” and “V P eaglehead” proofs a

CARBINE BELONGING TO J. E. WEIGE OF THE 2ND U.S. CAVALRY. Cal. 52. S# 16058. Bbl. measures 21 1/2". The M1853 Sharps is often referred to as t...

SHOT PISTOL. 36 cal. S#707. Scarce pistol rarely seen made mid-1850s, standard configuration pellet primed, 6.25” tapered barrel with knurle

RIFLE. Cal. 577. NSN. George Daw has association with Confederate imports as several of his rifles came through the blockade and checkered volunteer

NFIELD RIFLE MUSKET. Standard configuration for pattern 1853 with 3 iron barrel bands, brass furniture, 55” overall, 39” barrel Lon

Cal. 577. NSN. Standard configuration of the most popular longarm imported during the Civil War, both North & South. 55” overall, 39

RIFLE. Cal. 577. NSN. 49” Overall with a 33” standard configuration, iron mounted, round barrel with British army “broad a

ENFIELD RIFLE MUSKET. Standard configuration pattern 1853 with a 39” barrel featuring Birmingham proofs at breech, “Birmingham Smal

CARBINE. NSN. Cal. .577. 37” Overall with a 21” barrel with British military proofs & broad arrow, brass mounted, 2-leaf rear sight

CARBINE. NSN. Cal. 17 bore (.62). Standard configuration with 21” smoothbore barrel proved and broad arrow on breech, “1857 / TOWER