Poulin Firearms Auction

FROCK COAT OF CAPTAIN CUTHBERT H. SLOCOMB OF THE WASHINGTON ARTILLERY. A highly finished, Confederate Artillery captain's frock coat from early ...

JACKET OF CAPTAIN CUTHBERT H. SLOCOMB OF THE WASHINGTON ARTILLERY. A finely finished, early war Confederate Artillery captain's jacket of superi...

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SACK COAT OR BATTLE JACKET WORN BY CAPTAIN CUTHBERT H. SLOCOMB OF THE WASHINGTON ARTILLERY. An extraordinary Confederate Artillery captain's sac...

UNIFORM JACKET OF SECOND LIEUTENANT CUTHBERT H. SLOCOMB OF THE WASHINGTON ARTILLERY. A rare early war Confederate Artillery officer's jacket of ...

BY CAPTAIN CUTHBERT H. SLOCOMB OF THE WASHINGTON ARTILLERY. Some of the rarest pieces of head gear to survive the Civil War were slouch hats. Of the s

KEPI IN THE FRENCH STYLE WORN BY CAPTAIN CUTHBERT H. SLOCOMB OF THE WASHINGTON ARTILLERY. A marvelous example of Confederate Civil War artillery offic

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CAPTAIN CUTHBERT H. SLOCOMB OF THE WASHINGTON ARTILLERY. A seldom seen Confederate Artillery officer's vest as worn by the Washington Artillery ...

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CUTHBERT H. SLOCOMB OF THE WASHINGTON ARTILLERY. A fine pair of Civil War period Confederate officer’s gauntlets worn by Captain C.H. Slocomb

CAPTAIN CUTHBERT H. SLOCOMB OF THE WASHINGTON ARTILLERY. An interesting, early Confederate officer’s sash made from a series of knotted and t

CAPTAIN CUTHBERT H. SLOCOMB OF THE WASHINGTON ARTILLERY. A fine crimson Confederate officer’s sash of silk or possibly cotton net fabric in a

ENGINEER EPAULETS & HAT INSIGNIA. These were the epaulets Lieutenant M.L Smith wore in the Mexican War. They have 14mm topographical engineer bu...

A good example of a regulation Civil War Officer's Grade Forage Cap (aka bummer's kepi) being a high quality commercial cap w/ a quilted lin...

An exceptionally rare, possibly unique, crossbelt plate dating to 1849 worn during the Second Sikh War. This plate has an early period tag made from a

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OF HARRY S. HUTCHINS JR. Copper alloy slave hire badges were made only in Charleston, South Carolina & only between the years 1800 & 1865. T...

ID PINS, ISSUED TO TWO AFRICAN-AMERICAN SURVIVORS OF FORT WAGNER. One of the most notable & famous Black units of the Civil War was the 54th Mas...

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SMITH, RHODES & CO., MADE IN THE CONFEDERATE STRONGHOLD OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, CIRCA 1861. This unique & unusual firearm which dates to the ...

CARBINE. Cal. 52. NSN. This unique design brass frame "tilting breech" Confederate breechloading carbine is one of approx. 280 made by Kee...

ARMORY MODEL 1841 "MISSISSIPPI RIFLE".Cal. 54. NSN. Maybe the most elusive of all Confederate secondary arms is the Palmetto Armory Model ...

CONTRACT RIFLE CARRIED BY 18TH NORTH CAROLINA INFANTRYMAN. Cal. 50. S# 25. Descended directly in the family of Oni Pinkney Sowers. Our consignor Sid S

CAROLINA. Fine 1/6th plate Ruby Ambrotype measuring 3 3/8" by 2 3/4". Fully beaded Sowers is shown wearing Kepi, home spun frock coat w/ r...

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CARBINE CIRCA 1863. Cal. 58. S# E58. 38" overall length; iron mounted except for brass nose cap; ramrod attached w/ swivel device. 22" Rnd...

RICHMOND SHARPS BREECH LOADING CARBINE WITH ORIGINAL PATCH BOX. Cal. 52. S# 3177. 38" Overall. Bbl. 21" rnd. marked "RICHMOND VA"...

BARNETT SRC. Cal. 577. NSN. Bbl. 21". Standard configuration. Lock is marked w/ crown over "TOWER" rear of hammer & forward "...

MUZZLELOADING RIFLE. Cal. 54. S# 76. This scarce gun is being offered in near “relic” condition. Metal surfaces are heavily pitted,

VIRGINIA MANUFACTORY MUSKET. Cal. 70. NSN. Bbl. 42". Classic Confederate 1861-1862 “braised bolster” conversion from flint to percus

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MANUFACTORY MUSKET. Cal. 71. NSN. This gun was just recently discovered in Richmond Virginia still w/ full length 42" bbl. The forestock has be...

SADDLE RING CARBINE. Cal. 69. S# 251. Scarce Civil War era saddle ring carbine, compact much like the similar Austrian model imported by the Confedera

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ARTILLERY OFFICER'S SABER. Nice example marked "THOMAS, GRISWOLD & CO / NEW ORLEANS" brass scabbarded artillery officer's sabe...

WILSON, HOUSTON TX. This possibly unique distinctive cavalry branched hilted officer’s sword has 30 1/4" slightly curved heavy unstopped ...

THOMAS GOODE OF 3RD VIRGINIA CAVALRY. Louis Haiman was among the most prolific sword makers in the Confederacy. His cavalry sabers are quite distincti

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Overall 22”, 17” dbl. edged wasp waist blade. Once had old sticker on blade (see photographs in provenance) which read “Jam

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COOK & BROTHER OF NEW ORLEANS. This is a very fine example of a classic Confederate bowie originally made w/ 2 unfinished brass muzzle rings tha...

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ORIGINAL DEERSKIN SHEATH. This exact knife is pictured on page 222 of “Confederate Bowie Knives” 2012 by Melton Phillips, Sexton. Th

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