Poulin Firearms Auction

Cal. 56-50. S# 1847. Standard configuration. Bbl. 30". This is a very early example. This possibly could have been 5th Michigan Cavalry used. J...

BREECHLOADING CARBINE. Cal. 52. S# 43154. This carbine from direct family descent was used to shoot a deer in 1947-1948 by descendant of a trooper in

Cal. 56-50. S# 35950. This is an honest example of the most popular Civil War used carbine w/ over 90,000 purchased by the government. Cavalry units f

Cal. 52 RF (56-56). S# 43059. Bbl. 22" rnd. w/ pinned German silver blade front sight & graduated folding leaf carbine rear sight. Action h...

CARTRIDGE BOX. This 91 rd. Blakeslee cartridge box is arguably the rarest American Civil War cartridge box w/ only a few surviving specimens known. It

BREECHLOADING CARBINE. Cal. 50. S# 1681 / 2398. About 2,000 of these Burnsides made w/out forestock were produced 1861-1862. Generally they saw action

PERCUSSION CARBINE. Cal. 50. S# 4498. For a gun that over 5,000 were made, this gun produced in early 1864 is hard to find as most saw hard use in the

Cal. 54. S#32873. Bbl. 21", about 39" overall. Conforms to other Civil War carbines of this pattern. This carbine utilized the unique Ambr...

Cal. 35. S# 4085 / 704. This was a popular military arm more in the South than in the North, especially in 35 cal. Howard Madaus in his article &quo...

CARBINE. Cal. 50. S# 18187. Bbl. 20" rnd. w/ oct. shank. Blade front sight w/ 2 folding leaf rear sight. Lever operated iron single shot action...