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Pony Express rider bronze plaque by Alexander Phimister Proctor (1862-1950). Wells Fargo Company commissioned this plaque for the 50th anniversary of

The four oil cloth advertising posters manufactured by TRAIN ART between 1889 and 1926. 1) P. M. Mallory canned goods poster, measures 24 1/2"x...

This is a nice example of a rare Model 1882 U.S. Contract rifle. Only about 1,000 Model 1882 Lee rifles were made for the military. The rear sight, bu

This is an example of a Krag Model 1899 bolt action rifle which is equipped with the very rare experimental Parkhurst quick loading device. The device

Blade front and "R" marked Buffington rear sights, with the rear of the barrel marked "A" on top and "V / P / eagle head / ...

Blade front and tangent rear sights, with standard markings on the left side of the receiver. Smooth straight grip stock, with a crisp "J.S.A./...

This is one of 400 U.S. purchased Winchester Hotchkiss Second Model Army Bolt Action Carbines. This example has the correct 24 inch barrel with blade

The serial number range puts this model in the 2nd Type produced in 1894 and 1895. The left side of the receiver is marked " U.S. / 1894 SPRIN...

This Model 1884 carbine correctly falls into the carbine serial number range (325000-480000). It features a Buffington rear sight, pinned blade front

This is an example of the last production Krag carbines manufactured for the U.S. Cavalry. The stock, unlike the earlier Model 1896 and Model 1898 Car