Poulin Firearms Auction

REVOLVER CARRIED BY JOHN D. GRADY, 5th ALABAMA CAVALRY. Cal. .36. S# 322. Bbl. 7" Octagonal bbl. This is the newest serial number added to data...

1864, MACON ARMORY. Cal. 36. S# 218. This revolver that is among the few survivors listed by serial number in the Macon Armory records was issued May/

GREENSBORO, GEORGIA. Cal. 36. S# 1174. 7.5” Round bbl. w/ oct. bbl. housing stamped “LEECH & RIGDON CSA” honest original, a

MADE IN AUGUSTA GEORGIA. Cal. 36. S#1832. Complete, original, & matching Confederate revolver made in Augusta, GA. Rigdon & Ansley’s a...

Cal. 36. S# 1854. Standard configuration of rare Confederate revolver made in Augusta, GA late 1863 or early 1864. This example conforms to other exam

GREAT PROVENANCE. Cal. 44. S# 321. This fine Dance revolver is among the highest serial numbers known. It is complete, original & matching. It r...

This is a wonderful brown leather holster w/ a flower button as closure. This holster for many years was in the Steve Mullinax collection. He displaye

REVOLVER. Cal. 42/18 Ga. S# 97/113/135. This early war “grapeshot” revolver has all the rare 1st Model features, including earliest

PERCUSSION LEMAT REVOLVER. Cal. 12mm/20bore. S# 3103. There are only a handful of these large frame 9-shot 12mm pinfire LeMat revolvers w/ 20 Ga. perc

CLINGMAN’S SWORD, REVOLVER & CDV. This is a first time this grouping has ever been offered; it has been part of the collection displayed a...

HOLSTER, BELT & BOWIE KNIFE BELONGING TO COLONEL GEORGE ST. LEGER GRENFELL OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES CAVALRY. Colonel Grenfell was an extremely ...

OF CONFEDERATE GENERAL DAVID RUMPH JONES. Cal. 36. S# 23478. Standard configuration 3rd model Colt M-1851 Navy percussion revolver, 7.5” oct.

ACTION REVOLVER. Cal. 36. S# 733. Bbl. 6”. This is a scarce example of a 36 cal. Beaumont-Adams type pistol was manufactured in America based

Cal. 31. S# 46858, 5” & S# 130048, 6”. This is a nice honest pair of Colt model 1849 pocket revolvers w/ the desirable longer bbls.

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BY THE CONFEDERATE GOVERNMENT. Cal. 52. S# 3644. Bbl. 21”. Late in 1862, the C.S. Robinson Arms Manufactory of Richmond, VA entered into a co

MORSE CARBINE. Cal. 50. S# 751. This is the standard model of the Morse carbine. These rare Confederate breech loading carbines utilized Morse patent

Cal. 58. S# E 65. Round 22" bbl. surcharged “CSA / P”. This carbine is a copy of the US Model 1855 made at Pittsylvania Court House,

Cal. .52. S# 1291/1885. 38" Overall, 21" rnd. bbl. w/ brass bbl. band & fixed sights, brass buttplate. S. C. Robinson manufactured Sha...

Cal. .69. NSN. 42” Bbl. marked "W.G&CO." on breech. Lock is smooth & gray w/ crisp "Palmetto Armory, S*C" around a...

Cal. 54. NSN. Found in northern Alabama & thought to have seen Confederate used, “as found” Whitney Model 1841 Mississippi rifle, br

BITTERLICH, NASHVILLE TENNESSEE. Cal. 12 Ga. NSN. SxS Shotgun w/ 31.5" bbls. This exact gun is shown on page 222 of Pritchard & Ashworth &q...

CONTRACT MUSKET. Cal. about 60. NSN. All original, complete “as found-attic condition”. Lock is marked forward of hammer “U

MUSKET. Cal. 72. NSN. Bbl. 31". Bbl. has a sight leaded into the breech. Lock is converted to percussion, likely by the Confederacy. Lock marke...

FLINTLOCK PISTOL. Cal.64. S# marked “222” on bottom & matching inside stock & sideplate. 10” Rnd. bbl. Standard configurati

BATTLE FLAG OF THE 6TH GEORGIA CAVALRY CAPTURED AT LAY’S FERRY GEORGIA 1864. This classic ANV style Richmond Depot battle flag was produced b

REGIMENTAL BATTLE FLAG CAPTURED AT HUNTSVILLE, AL. APRIL 12TH, 1862. You will not find a more aesthetically pleasing Confederate regimental “

COMMEMORATING TEXAS 7TH SECEDING STATE. 33 3/4" x 56 1/2", 5" Stars in 22" canton, all hand sewn, cotton, linen & silk. This...

Beautiful archival framed 35-star wool bunting flag with a double applique hand sewn gold letters “AZC” on middle stripe & large dou

WICKHAM, HANOVER DRAGOONS. The Saint Andrews Cross, several variations square & rectangular, 12 stars to 15 stars examples. Both Lee’s Arm...

42.5" x 29.5", all hand sewn. Red field & blue cross are silk, crepe or twill weave. 4.5" White stars & .5" fimbriation,...

HANOVER DRAGOONS. Williams Carter Wickham (1820-1888) was a VA lawyer & plantation owner who voted against secession, but nonetheless became an ...

WICKHAM, HANOVER DRAGOONS. Like First national in previous lot, this flag came from Hickory Hill Plantation, antebellum home of General Williams C. Wi

WICKHAM, HANOVER DRAGOONS. Third National “Blood Stained Banner” was adopted March 4, 1865, the final flag of the Confederacy. This

ALBERT RENNOLDS OF THE 55TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY. We are excited to offer an identified Confederate kepi from an exceptionally well fought Virginia regim

CONFEDERATE STATES MEDICAL CORPS. All Confederate kepis are scarce and desirable but a kepi for a Confederate surgeon is truly a rarity and seldom see

This headgear belonged to two Confederate soldiers from Tazewell County, VA, Allen L. Hash & Lt. George W. Wallace, Company C, 50th VA Infantry....

Kepi has a letter & photographs compiled by Les Jensen, Civil War textile authority. Jensen describes kepi measuring 4 1/2” in front &...

MCCLELLAN. This kepi is of a distinct type & style known to have been favored by General George Brinton McClellan. McClellan served w/ distincti...

FOR THE 6TH INFANTRY. An exemplary specimen with matching gold bullion embroidered officers insignia. The front of the hat features an infantry horn w

Black beaver felt slouch hat w/ a beautiful, oval bullion embroidered eagle holding up the right side of the brim. The front features a bullion embroi

Scarlet body 3.5” in front, 4.5” in back is sewn to a 1 1/4" tall deep dark blue band edged w/ two flat silver bullion bands w/ sing

VERMONT INFANTRY. A fine example of the classic Union enlisted man’s headgear of the Civil War. This bummer’s cap has a blue wool bo

A nice example of a private purchase, tarred linen kepi of the Civil War period. Kepis like this example were often worn for protection from the rain.

A classic Civil War enlisted man’s cavalry kepi w/ crossed sabers on the crown along w/ a company letter “F”. Dark blue bod

COAT OF LT. FRANCIS MORENO, KILLED IN ACTION AT SHILOH. This regulation Confederate frock coat was worn by Lieutenant Francis Moreno, 13th Battalion L

BY LIEUTENANT SAMUEL BONN OF THE 1ST MARYLAND CAVALRY. A truly superb Confederate Cavalry lieutenant’s overcoat sometimes referred to as a gr

CONFEDERATE SHELL JACKET OF HUNTER B. SWAGER, KENTUCKY CAVALRYMAN IN JOHN HUNT MORGANS COMMAND. Hunter B. Swager (1841-1873) entered service into Comp

UNIFORM JACKET IDENTIFIED TO JOSEPH STONE OF THE 32ND ALABAMA. This exceptional rarity is 1 of 7 known examples of what is generally termed a Montgome

GARDEN, PALMETTO LIGHT ARTILLERY. Hugh Richardson Garden (1840-1910) entered the war April 9, 1861 as an infantryman but by early ’62 had org

This is a rare & possibly unique example of Confederate ingenuity of repurposing regulation Union dbl. breasted overcoat by over dyeing, removin...

SACKFIELD MACLIN, SAN ANTONIO, TX. This is an interesting field chest no doubt contemporary to Maclin’s days as a U.S. Army paymaster in the

1) Albert CS81A 22.6mm, “S BUCKLEY BIRMINGHAM”. CONDITION: very good, shank slightly loose & sm. push on back. 2) Albert CS86A, 22.5

SACK COAT FOR A CORPORAL OF INFANTRY. Perhaps the most eagerly sought after uniform item of the Civil War is the enlisted 4 button sack coat. These co

CAP”, BELT & SASH & PHOTOS OF LT. COL. JACOB J. STORER. Jacob Jones Storer (1826-1902) was the son of Adm. George Washington Storer, f...

PERIOD U.S. MOUNTED RIFLEMAN'S SHELL JACKET. This jacket is one of the true rarities of uniform collecting. These uniforms were originally autho...

A classic Civil War period Union bummers cap of blue wool w/ a 4 1/2” rise in the front & a 7” rise in the rear. Leather chinstrap w

1) M1902 lieutenant’s uniform of the Quartermaster Department of the 69th New York Infantry. This exceptionally attractive uniform is of stan

This interesting sack coat presents a problem in assigning a date of mfg. because it is not typical of a government issued sack coat of the Civil War.

This lot includes a non-regulation red/maroon officer’s waist sash. / A pair of Civil War era cross-stitched suspenders w/ red Moroccan leath

WILLIAM PORCHER MILES. (S# 11902). This sword is one of a handful made for Confederate officers by the English firm of Henry Wilkinson. Wilkinson

OFFICERS SABER. Overall length: 42 5/8”. Blade length: 34 1/2". This fine example of a College Hill Arsenal produced Confederate cavalry ...

SWORD FROM THE STATE OF LOUISIANA. Overall length: 36 1/2". Blade length: 30 1/2". This Civil War State of Louisiana officer’s sword...

OFFICER’S SWORD BY THOMAS, GRISWOLD & CO. OF NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA. Overall length: 37 1/4". Blade length: 30”. This rare &...

Overall length: 42". Blade length: 36". This Confederate saber represents one of the most difficult Confederate cavalry sabers to acquire....

Overall length: 26 1/2". Blade length: 19 3/4". An exceptionally rare example of a “C S” marked artillery short sword, possibl...

CATHERINE’S FORGE IN FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA. Overall length: 26 3/4". Blade length: 21”. A superior example of one of the most rec

BY BOYLE & GAMBLE OF RICHMOND VIRGINIA. Overall length: 37". Blade length: 30 7/8". Blade features an unstopped fuller & is etched...

Overall length: 26 1/4". Blade length: 20 3/4". In late January of 1861, Louisiana seceded from the Union & Ferdinand & Francis Co...

Probably a product of Hammond Marshall, Atlanta Georgia but Kraft, Goldschmidt & Kraft (KG&K) of Columbia, SC made almost identical sabers. ...

VIRGINIA MANUFACTORY CAVALRY SABER ALTERED FOR CIVIL WAR. Beautiful example of the 1st model Virginia Manufactory cavalry saber made in Richmond Virgi

CIRCA 1820. Fine stirrup hilt cavalry saber made by Nathan Starr, Middletown, Connecticut. 33.75” curved flat blade marked: "P/ HHP/ N. S...

This is a nice example of a saber most likely made by Louis Haiman of Columbus, Georgia. The sword has typical features seen w/ his products such as l

SWORD. Overall length: 25 1/4". Blade length: 19". This scarce artillery short sword was mfg. in Richmond, VA for the Confederate forces b...

FOR CIVIL WAR USE. This is a beautiful example of 2nd model Virginia Manufactory, Richmond, VA saber alteration of slenderizing blade (34”) &a...

DOUGLAS, COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA. 32" Quill back blade "UNITED STATES DRAGOONS" & no other discernable markings. Ames mfg. marks...

The maker of this rare & unusual Confederate cutlass is unknown, but at least 1 other is known of similar configuration. Measures 25” over...

HILT. Sword measures 35" overall w/ 29 3/4" blade w/ numerous laminated flaws & unstopped fuller. This pattern Confederate staff was p...

PRESENTED TO LT. COL. J.J. TURNER OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA. Overall length: 39 3/4". Blade length: 32”. A fine example of a s...

Very fine example of popular cruciform guard, knight’s head pommel, spread wing eagle cross guard made by Ames, Chicopee Massachusetts. This

1) UNMARKED S&K TYPE 1 SABER. 36.25” Blade w/ faked “COLUMBIA, SC” stamped on ricasso & fake inspector initials on pommel.

SCABBARD. Standard Civil war model 1860 light cavalry saber w/ 35 1/2" blade marked on ricasso w/ a single cryptic character of unknown manufac...

36” Blade, William Glaze had contract w/ the state of South Carolina for cavalry sabers in the early 1850s & this is one of the swords he ...

This sword in near relic condition has good discernible "Columbia SC" marking on ricasso in the proper broken dies. Saber was made by Schn...

Overall length: 24 3/4". Blade length: 18 3/4". Blade exhibits a central fuller. Hilt is solid cast brass w/ fish scale grip. There are no...

15” Overall, 9.5” clip point blade, 1 5/8” wide, .2” thick, 3.5” brass rounded ends cross guard. Knife is

ORIGINAL SHEATH. 16.5” Overall, 12” relief ground clip point blade, .25” thick. This extremely well made & preserved Confed

BROTHER, COMPANY F, 2ND ALABAMA CAVALRY, MADE BY LEWIS CRENSHAW, HOPE HULL, ALA. This famous knife was made in Hope Hull, Alabama in the early Civil W

18.5” Overall, massive 13.5” clip point, 2.75” wide, .25” thick at ricasso. This is among the largest fighting kni

Overall length: 20 1/4". Blade length: 13 7/8”. Plain, massive, nearly 2” wide blade has a 2 3/4" false edge at the clipped po...

POINT D-GUARD BOWIE KNIFE. When photographing knives for “Confederate Bowie Knives, 2012” only 6 or 7 examples of this clip point bo

BOWIE KNIFE, PICTURED IN “CONFEDERATE BOWIE KNIVES”. Pictured on page 236 of Confederate Bowie Knives by Melton, Phillips & Sexton,

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

BOWIE WITH BONE GRIP. 18.5” Overall, 13.25” clip point blade w/ lots of heft, 1.65 inches wide & about a quarter inch thick. This kn

WOOD SHEATH. This lg. Confederate knife like so many others, had one purpose “to kill Yankees”. Measures 18” overall w/ 13

WILKES BOOTH CARRIED AT FORD’S THEATER WHEN HE KILLED LINCOLN. This is a superior example of the large 15” overall “Rio Gra

15.5" Overall, 11” clip point blade, 3.5” sharp & false edge, polished bone grip w/ brass ferrule & lozenge -shaped cross g...

Overall length: 18 1/2". Blade length: 12 1/2". Blade width: 3 1/8". Plain oversized bowie shaped blade marked at the ricasso, “...

Overall length: 18 3/4". Blade length: 12". A scarce example of an Irish made bowie knife by James Thompson of 9 Nassau Street in Dublin, ...