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The Seller's Book lists an "Orville Holmes" in Hudson, Wisconsin, circa 1891. It is also interesting to note that these initials corre...

Interesting rifle which resembles an Allen & Wheelock Falling Block. Rifle could be a prototype or unmarked gunsmith made rifle to break into th...

Built by Whitneyville Armory Company in New Haven, Connecticut utilizing the T.S.S. Laidley patent circa 1880. Rifle features 30" blued full oc...

Made by J. Stevens Arms and Tool Company, circa 1900. Rifle has floral embossed gold or brass inlay work on right side of stock in "101" d...

Made originally by Winchester Repeating Arms and then rebarreled and customized by R.F. Sedgley of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, circa 1930. Fitted with

Unique rifle customized by K.P. Karnopp, a writer for "Guns" and other magazines in the 1950's, also did gunsmithing on the side. This...

Manufactured in 1924. Features a 24" blued tapered barrel with ramp blade brass bead front sight and Lyman rear tang mounted aperture peep sigh...

Manufactured in 1906 by The Savage Arms Co in Utica, NY. Features a 26" round blued tapered barrel with a nickel blade front sight and rear adj...

Manufactured in 1937. Features a 24" blued tapered barrel with ramp blade brass bead front sight and rear adjustable buckhorn sight. Barrel is ...

Manufactured in 1970 to commemorate the 75th Anniversary of the model 1895. Features a 24" octagon barrel stamped "SAVAGE ARMS, WESTFIELD,...

Manufactured in 1977 by the Savage Arms Co. Features a 22" blued tapered barrel with ramp blade front with brass bead front sight and rear flip...

Made by Marlin Firearms Company in 1906. Rifle has 20" octagon barrel which appears to be factory or possibly professionally shortened in the d...

Manufactured circa 1898. This Marlin model 1889 features a 24" blued round barrel with rear Buckhorn sight with elevator and nickel blade front...

Made by Marlin Firearms Company in 1941. 24" blued round steel barrel with Marlin two-line address and 22 S, L, LR caliber marking with bead pe...

Manufactured in 1997 to commemorate the 100th Anniversary of the Marlin Firearms Model 1897. Features a 24" blued 1/2 octagon 1/2 round barrel ...

This newly manufactured true Marlin brand model 1895 features a 22" Trapper length blued round barrel with button magazine tube. Rear semi-buck...

Manufactured circa 1975. This pre-safety model features an 18-1/2" blued round barrel, stamped with the Marlin Firearms Co address and "MO...

Manufactured in 1970 to commemorate the 100th Anniversary of Marlin Firearms Model 39. Features a 19-1/2" blued octagon barrel with full length...

Manufactured in 1979. Features a 20" blued round barrel with full length magazine tube that holds up to 10 rounds of the powerful 44 Magnum car...

Excellent canvas lithograph advertising calendar featuring a moose in "Answering The Call" by renowned artist Philip R. Goodwin. Includes ...

Early SST (single sided tin) sign with good color and features a great scene with three workers on the creek bank with blasting taking place in the ba

Framed paper poster with vibrant color and a great hunting scene featuring a hunter taking down an elk as several cows escape. Exhibits some flaking i

Made by Marlin Firearms Company in 1898 with a serial number of 172887. Made until the onset of the Model 1897 in 22 Rimfire. 24" blued octagon...

Made by The Spencer Repeating Rifle Company in 1865. These were purchased from the government with about a thousand guns procured. Blued 20" ro...

Made by J.M. Marlin Firearms Company in 1888. 28" blued half octagon barrel with sheared blade front sight, Buckhorn rear sight and Third style...

Early paper lithograph advertising poster sign featuring a campfire scene with two hunters, their rifles and a hunting dog. Reads "The Gun For ...

Manufactured in 2021, this limited edition Cody Museum commemorative is number 221 of only 300 produced! Built on the original Henry's specs, it...

This newly manufactured Henry Big Boy model features a 16-1/2" carbine blued octagonal barrel with full length magazine tube. Rear adjustable b...

Features a 20" blued round tapered barrel with rear adjustable notch sight and ramped front blade with brass bead. Blued receiver with side eje...

Manufactured in 2002. Standard markings on the barrel. 20" round steel barrel with full length tube. Blade front sight and flip up u-notch rear...

Manufactured in 2005. Features a 20"round blued barrel with full length magazine tube. flip-up rear adjustable notch sight and blade front sigh...

This lot includes eight rare antique and vintage collector pins. All have the manufacturers paper backing and come in a clear display case. Includes f

This lot includes six rare antique and vintage collector pins. All have the manufacturers paper backing and come in a clear display case. Includes fiv

This lot includes ten different, rare antique and vintage collector pins. All have the manufacturers paper backing and come in a clear display case. A

This nice custom made RMK model 12 features a 13" clip point blade, 1-5/8" wide and 1/4" thick stock. Custom brass double hilt with f...

Made for Randall Knife Society Club Members only! Numbered and stamped on the back of the blade "RKS 047 / 568". This is the Club #4 knife...

Two Randall knives in this lot. First is the Model 24 Guardian, featuring a 4" blade with double edge sharpened approximately 2-1/2" with ...

RARE two knife custom set in factory two knife sheath! This set includes a Model 7 Fisherman - Hunter with a 5" Stainless blade, indicated by t...

Made circa late 1960's. This model 1, all-purpose fighter knife features a 7" stainless blade. "S" stamped to the right of the lo...

This vintage RMK features a 9" clip point blade with the original carbon steel finish. Leather wrapped handle with center swell and red, white ...

Two Randall knives in this lot. First is the Model 5 Small Camp & Trail, featuring a 4" blade, making it suitable for camping and hiking ne...

This vintage RMK features a 9" clip point blade with the original carbon steel finish. Stag handle with single brass rivet and custom compass i...

This RMK is made for the wilderness survival. Features a 7-1/2" blade with top sawtooth edge. 4-3/4" stainless steel tubular handle in 1&q...

This vintage RMK bowie features a 9" blade with the original carbon steel finish. Upgraded nickel silver double sided hilt with smooth collar. ...

A heavy well made dagger or dirk, this Fighting Stiletto was shaped along the lines of a famous British Commando knife, but made larger, stronger, and

This Model 1, all-purpose fighter knife features an 8" blade. Leather wrapped straight handle with black separations at top and bottom. Brass d...

This Model 1, all-purpose fighter knife features a 7" blade. Leather wrapped straight handle with beige and sage green separations at top and b...

This lot includes the following: Randall Made Knives, The History of The Man and The Blades by Robert L. Gaddis. U.S. Military Knives Book IV, Bayonet

Flintlock Kentucky buck and ball rifle attributed to Peter Berry of Dauphin Co., PA, circa 1790. Rifle has been compared to signed examples and can sa

Flintlock Kentucky with characteristics of the Upper Susquehanna Region of Pennsylvania, circa 1820. 50 caliber 26" smooth bore engraved brass ...

Flintlock Kentucky rifle with Federal Eagle finial patchbox similar to rifles built in the South or possibly made as a trade rifle in Philadelphia, PA

Kentucky flintlock rifle similar to rifles made in the Lehigh, Pennsylvania area, circa 1820. Rifle measures 44-1/2" overall with a 30" oc...

Made in England by Tower in 1860. These were often used by both the Union and Confederacy during the American Civil War. Blued 33" round rifled...

Made by Ezra D. Benson, who worked in Farmington, West Virginia, circa 1860. Rifle has several other marks on rifle that are probable owners. "...

Percussion Cape gun made by William Gage of Coldwater, Michigan in circa 1870. Gun has 32" Twist Steel 12 gauge left barrel with side by side s...

Kentucky style half-stock rifle made by unknown gunsmith, circa 1850. Rifle measures 50 " overall with 34" octagon rifled barrel in 38 cal...

Kentucky style half-stock rifle made by unknown gunsmith, circa 1850. Rifle measures 53 1/2" overall with 37- 1/2" octagon to round smooth...

Kentucky style half-stock rifle made by unknown gunsmith, circa 1850. Rifle measures 52" overall with a 37" octagon 40 caliber rifled barr...

Kentucky style percussion fullstock heavy bench rifle made circa 1850 by an unknown gunsmith. Rifle measures 64" overall with a 48" octago...

Made by Henry Lechler Jr. circa 1840's in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Measures 50" overall length with a 34" smoothbore 75 caliber (ro...

Well made percussion side by side percussion shotgun made by August G. Genez of New York, New York in circa 1870. Fitted with Damascus 30" barr...

Kentucky style percussion halfstock rifle made by unknown gunsmith circa 1850. Measuring 51 -1/2" overall with a 30" octagon 32 caliber ri...

Percussion Kentucky half-stock rifle made in a style similar to rifles made by Mathias Ringle of Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, circa 1850. Rifle

Percussion Kentucky half-stock rifle signed in script, by the possible maker, appears to be "R E". Rifle was made, circa 1850, and resembl...

Very nice cardboard calendar with complete pad featuring a Western mountain scene and cowboy displaying a line of Winchester Store products. Great gra

Beautiful lithograph paper advertising calendar sign featuring a colorful scene by renowned artist Philip R. Goodwin. The "Quick Action" s...

Very nice paper advertising calendar and full pad featuring a rider and horse waving to his family while heading off to serve. Reads "As Good A...

Fantastic paper advertising calendar and full pad featuring an incredible pioneer scene of a man guarding his wagons and cattle with his lever action

This rare rifle was made circa 1877 by Frank Wesson Manufacturing in Worcester, Massachusetts. There are less than 25 of these rifles known. Rifle has

Three volume set in an attractive black and silver slip case. Frank Wesson Gunmaker by Dan Woods, Dick Littlefield, Tom Rowe, Frank Pellett and John H

Scarce rifle made by the Sharps Rifle Company of Bridgeport, Connecticut, often referred to as "The English Model". Designed with the help...

This model 1874 is fitted with an action manufactured circa 1865. According to seller, this rifle was once owned by Orrin Porter Rockwell, known as ...

Made by the Sharps Rifle Company at Bridgeport, Connecticut in 1876. Rifle is listed in Factory Letter as being at the factory twice, leaving the firs

Made by Sharps Rifle Company Of Bridgeport, Connecticut in 1874. This rifle has frame and stock serial numbered "161803" perpendicular to ...

Manufactured by Sharps Rifle Company of Bridgeport, CT in 1875, and was one of ten shipped to H.Folsom and Company in St. Louis, MO. Comes with Richar

This rifle was one of 65 made for the New York Central Schuetzen Corps of New York City between 1877 and 1878, according to Sharps Firearms book. Orig

This fine and rare gun was made by the Sharps Rifle Company of Bridgeport, Connecticut in 1879. Frank Seller reports in his book "Sharp's F...

Made by Sharps Rifle Company of Bridgeport, Connecticut in 1879. Sharps research does not have any entry for this serial number other than an approxim

Rare first type conversion of a percussion straight breech military rifle to 50-70 Government by Springfield Armory made in 1870 with 700 of this type

Made circa 1867 by the Sharps Rifle Manufacturing Company of New Haven, Connecticut as a percussion rifle and converted to 52-70 Rimfire with very few

Made by the Sharps Rifle Company of Bridgeport, Connecticut in 1879. According to the Factory letter, this rifle was shipped to John P. Moore & ...

Made by Sharps Rifle Company of Bridgeport, Connecticut, circa 1876. Rifle is constructed from leftover parts from Civil War Percussion Rifles by Meac

Made by Sharps Rifle Company in 1880 and ending up in inventory of J.P. Lower in Denver, Colorado as evidenced by the "Lower-Borchardt" st...

Made originally by Sharps Rifle Company of Hartford, Connecticut as a Percussion Carbine. These rifles were shipped to Sharps in 1867 and converted to

Made for Pedersoli in Italy circa 30 years ago. 30" matted finish round barrel in 45-70 Government caliber with full length roughly 10x scope w...

Made for Chiappa Firearms of Dayton, Ohio in circa last 20 years. 26" octagon barrel "in the white" with Rocky Mountain front sight a...

Silver shooting trophy measuring 14" by 6" with crossed Sharps rifles and engraved shooting scene. No match or presentation marks. Ornatel...

Manufactured by Sharps Rifle Company in Bridgeport, Connecticut circa 1880. Kit features long range staff Sharps Venier tang sight measuring 6-1/8&q...

Leather covered luggage style long range shooters case with compartments for ammunition and supplies. Case includes a .45 caliber bullet mold, one 45

Black leather covered Sharps Rifle Company vintage sight case made circa 1880. Kit has space for Mid-range Vernier tang sight staff, two discs, Wind g

This lot includes the following books: Gun Tools Their History and Identification by James B. Shaffer, Lee A. Rutledge, R. Stephen Dorsey in paperback

This set includes the following hardback books: Single Shot Rifles, More Single Shot Rifles, Still More Single Shot Rifles and Boys' Single Shot...

Hardback book set Volume I and II of Sharps Firearms. Volume I The Percussion Era 1848-1865 by Roy Marcot, Ron Paxton and Edward W. Marron, Jr. Volume

Includes the following catalogs from J. Stevens Arms & Tool Company Chicopee Falls, Mass. U.S.A.: Stevens Firearms General Catalog No. 54, circa...

The Breech-Loading Single Shot Rifle hardback book with dust cover by Major Ned H. Roberts and Kenneth L. Waters. Respectfully yours, H.M. Pope hardba

This ORIGINAL Sharps rifle belonged to Dr. Albert A. Stillman who was a dentist from Syracuse, New York circa 1903. This rifle was originally built by

This rifle belonged to famed Schuetzen shooter Dr. Albert A. Stillman of Syracuse, New York. Rifle has a 32-1/2" blued round tapered No. 3 weig...

This historic rifle was once owned by Dean W. King of Denver, Colorado. King, with this rifle in 1903, beat the World Record for Offhand Shooting, for

This rifle originally belonged to Emil Berg, whose family was well known throughout the Schuetzen world as excellent shooters and gunsmiths. Gun was o

This rifle belonged to Axel Peterson, one of the premiere shooters and gunmakers of the Schuetzen age. Rifle was originally built by Ballard and accor