Poulin Fall 2022 Premier Firearms Auction

Overall length: 32 1/2". Blade length: 27". A fine example of a P1859 Enfield cutlass bayonet used on the P1858 Enfield rifle. Flat blade...

PERCUSSION. Cal. 69. NSN. Bbl. 39" having "PV" stamp at rear & has been converted to percussion w/ drum & nipple. Lock marke...

Cal. 57. NSN. Bbl. 31". Made by Springfield Armory for cadets at West Point, bbl. is normally 40" but national archives indicate that som...

MUSKET BY WINDSOR (ROBBINS & LAWRENCE). Cal. 58. NSN. About 16,000 of these were manufactured under contract to the British government. The ini...

MUSKET. 23” yataghan blade stamped on ricasso: “COLLINS & CO / HARTFORD / CONN”, brass handle has serial number “

RIFLE-MUSKET. Cal. 58. NSN. Bbl. 40" round with barleycorn front sight, 2 leaf rear sight and 1863 date. Lock has American eagle below hammer ...

NSN. Cal. .54. Standard configuration with a 33” round barrel and brass furniture. Rifle has a weathered dry stock and iron parts exhibit a

MUSKET. Cal. 58. NSN. Standard configuration with 40" bbl. dated “1863” and with “VP” and eagle head proofs at re

MUSKET. Cal. 58. NSN. Standard configuration Whitney Model 1861 rifle musket 56” overall, 40” barrel, “S” inspect

Cal. 58. NSN. Standard configuration w/ 40" bbl. affixed by three split bands. “V” and “P” marks are visible on b

RIFLE MUSKET. NSN. Cal. 70. Piedmont was originally one of 20 Italian "states" prior to unification and then these were sold as surplus i...

"SHIP" BUTTON. This button is arguably the rarest of all non-excavated Confederate buttons. It is the official type and style of Confeder...

BUTTON. The famous "Jeb Stuart" button is arguably one of the rarest & most sought after of all the buttons of the Confederacy. Alber...

NORTH CAROLINA PALMETTO TREE & SNAKE BUTTON. An absolutely superb example of one of the rarest of all Confederate buttons. This exceptionally r...

OFFICER BUTTONS. These 2 buttons represent one of the pinnacles in Confederate button collecting. They were made by the firm of Trelon, Weldon &...

A superb example of a local mfg. Confederate Tennessee coat button. Albert # TN-4-B. Face depicts the early Tennessee state seal & the reverse ...

SILVER MILITIA BUTTON. A seldom seen example of a Confederate utilized South Carolina Militia button as worn by officers & possibly diplomats. ...

OFFICER'S BUTTON. An extremely rare example of a Confederate utilized Georgia Militia button worn by staff officers. This button was produced b...

FOR THE IRISH JASPER GREENS. A very rare, non-excavated example of a Confederate utilized Georgia Militia button worn by the Irish Jasper Greens of S

A superb example of a pre Civil War mfg. coat button used by Confederate forces from the State of Arkansas. Albert # AK-1-A-1. Face depicts an early

BY E. M. LEWIS. A beautiful, excavated example of a Confederate Navy button often termed a "ship button". For years, this has been one of...

A fine example of a Confederate button likely manufactured in the United States just before the war or slightly after the beginning of hostilities. I

A great example of a Confederate used Texas Militia button manufactured by Scovill and retailed by Hyde & Goodrich of New Orleans. Albert # TX-...

BUTTON. This button was produced by Scovill just prior to the Civil War for the Texas State Militia. They were subsequently utilized by Confederate f

A scarce example of a Confederate Engineer coat button commonly known as a manuscript “E”. This button was produced in England unde

STATE OF TEXAS BUTTON. A very fine excavated example of a locally produced Confederate button for the State of Texas. Although unmarked, this button

A superior example of a Confederate used Texas Militia button manufactured by Scovill. Albert # TX-20-A. Face depicts a central 5 pointed star surrou

BUTTON. A very fine example of a Confederate button used by staff officers manufactured in England and likely imported on a blockade runner. Albert #

A fine example of a Confederate Artillery coat button commonly known as a manuscript “A”. This button was produced in England under

An excellent example of a Confederate Engineers button produced in England by William Dowler and exported to the Confederate States likely on a block

BUTTON. A very fine example of a Confederate used North Carolina Militia staff officer button manufactured by Scovill and retailed by Mitchell &...

BUTTON. A very fine example of a Confederate button used by staff officers manufactured in England and likely imported on a blockade runner. Albert #

BUTTON. A fine example of a locally produced Mississippi button utilized by state troops serving in the Confederate forces. Albert # MP-6-A. Face dep

OFFICERS BUTTON. A fine example of a Confederate button utilized by the General Staff. This button was mfg. in England during the war & importe...

An excellent example of a Confederate Cavalry button often termed a manuscript "C". The button was produced in England for Halfmann &...

A fine example of a Confederate Rifleman button produced in England by William Dowler and exported to the Confederate States likely on a blockade run

STAFF OFFICER'S BUTTON. A fine excavated example of a local Confederate staff officer's button. This button is one of the largest of all th...

BUTTON. A fine example of a locally produced Mississippi Infantry button utilized by state troops serving in the Confederate forces. Albert # MP-8-A.

CORPS BUTTON. This well known Alabama Militia button was mfg. before the war & utilized by Confederate forces during the Civil War. Albert # AB...

A superb example of a circa 1836-1846, Republic of Texas Staff Officer’s coat button. Buttons of this type were used by the Republic of Texa

An excellent example of a pre-war Mississippi button produced for Hyde & Goodrich of New Orleans by Scovill of Waterbury, Connecticut. Many pre...

OFFICER'S BUTTON. A superb example of an early 3 piece staff button produced by Scovill of Waterbury, Connecticut for the Republic of Texas Arm...

A fine example of a circa 1836-1846, Republic of Texas Light Artillery coat button. Albert # TX-11-A. Buttons of this type were used by the Republic

A superb example of a circa 1836-1846 Republic of Texas Artillery cuff button. Albert # TX-8-Av. Buttons of this type were used by the Republic of Te

BUTTONS. 1) A very fine example of a Confederate local Cavalry Roman “C” button. This button was utilized by Confederate Central G

1) MITCHEL & TYLER. A beautiful example of a pre Civil War mfg. coat staff button used by Confederate militia forces from the State of North Ca...

BUTTONS. 1) A very fine example of a locally produced Civil War period Virginia Militia button, made by Wildt, worn by soldiers serving in the Confe

& STATE OF MISSISSIPPI BUTTONS. 1) ARTILLERY. A very rare example of a Confederate Artillery button manufactured by William Bird of London dur...

BUTTONS. 1) A seldom seen example of a Civil War period North Carolina Militia Staff Officer's button utilized by Confederate forces. This but...

1) STAFF. A fine example of a Confederate Staff Officer's button manufactured in England during the war and likely transported to the Confedera...