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This is an example of a very fine, totally original Type II U.S. Springfield Model 1875 Officer's Rifle. Springfield Armory manufactured a total...

A rare example of a U.S. Springfield Model 1873 Carbine within the serial number range of carbines documented as being used by the 7th Cavalry at the

1) Rock Island Arsenal Pattern 1886 carbine boot, 13 1/4 inches long and 5 1/2 inches wide at the mouth, with a brass reinforcement triangle on the fr

This carte de visite is a portrait of General George Armstrong Custer, circa 1865 (see image). It measures 2 3/8"x4". The back is printed ...

This is a very nice example of a super rare, very early production, "5-barreled" Model 1873 Nordenfelt crank handle, volley firing machine...

This unissued U.S. Springfield Model 1868 "Trapdoor" Rifle was manufactured between 1868 and 1872. The rifle has a 'National Armory Br...

An excellent example of an original Model 1871 Rolling Block Rifle, as made under agreement with Remington in 1871 and 1872. The rifle is fitted with

Manufactured circa 1875, with the early long wrist / short comb stock with no butt trap, barrel band with stacking swivel, high arch breechblock, fron

Late production Model 1884 Rifle with Buffington rear sight and blade front sight with square base which doubles as a bayonet lug. The barrel, hammer,

This is an example of a Springfield Type I, Model 1875 Officer's Rifle that was manufactured circa 1876-1877. The rifle has a blued barrel and c...

This early production pre-Custer battle U.S. Springfield Model 1873 carbine has no butt trap, barrel band without provisions for a stacking swivel, hi

This is a very scarce example of a Remington Model 1867 Carbine from the lot of 5000 carbines manufactured for the U.S. Navy in 1868-1869. The carbine

This is an unissued example of a U.S. Springfield 1884 Rifle that was manufactured in 1886. The rifle has a blued barrel, bands, receiver, lock, hamme

Produced in 1871 and 1872 as part of an arrangement with Remington. The rifle is chambered for the .50 caliber centerfire cartridge and features a 3...

The "Ski Slope" rear sight is marked with a "C" (carbine) on the left side, and the left side of the barrel is stamped with &quo...

There were approximately 30,200 manufactured from 1866 to 1870 and of those all but about 200 were sent to Russia. (The aforementioned rifles saw extr

Rare Model 1882 U.S. Contract rifle with only 770 Model 1882 Lee rifles made for the army. The rear sight, buttplate and barrel bands were furnished b

Manufactured between 1896 and 1898, the serial number for this Model 1896 correctly falls into the carbine serial number range (35000-90000). These Mo

The left side of the receiver is marked "U.S. / MODEL 1898. SPRINGFIELD ARMORY" and the serial number. It is fitted with the standard blad...

Produced for trial in 1900, with the idea of having a bayonet which could double as a brush knife. Nine inch clip point blade, with "US" o...

Sharps New Model 1863 Civil War Carbine converted under Ordnance Department contract by the Sharps Rifle Manufacturing Company to the caliber .50-70 c

1) Unmarked white leather gauntlets. 2) Unmarked brass and copper bugle. 3) Three cloth chevrons. 4) Pair of silver spurs with a short straight shank,

This is an example of a five button uniform fatigue blouse worn by the calvary during the Indian War. It is made of dark blue wool with a cotton linin

This lot includes the following U.S. Army Civil War and Indian War era items: a black leather carbine boot and five carbine and pistol cartridge leath

This rifle was a military firearm that Winchester made for the U.S. Navy in 1895. This version was in a musket configuration with a full semi-pistol g

Incorporated in New York, John Hamilton Brown's company factory was located in Maine due to availability of power. Submitted for trials in the S...

Carbine length barrel with the receiver marked "U.S. / MODEL 1898, SPRINGFIELD ARMORY" followed by the serial number (139731) that falls ...

This model is also known as the Hotchkiss Magazine Gun and was the first bolt action made by Winchester and it was designed for sporting and military

Replacement blade front and folding ladder rear sights, with the standard markings on the left side of the receiver, shortened and unmarked stock. B

Designed for use by the Navy on the Model 1861 Plymouth Whitneyville rifle, this bayonet features a very heavy 12 inch spear point blade. The bayonet

11 3/4" single edged blade, etched "HOSPITAL CORPS/ U.S. ARMY." in a panel on the left side. Ribbed single piece wood grip, with nick...

1) U.S. 1873 Trowel Bayonet. An improvement on earlier designs, the Model 1873 was the first trowel bayonet to see full production. 10" long an...

Springfield Armory Model 1880 Hunting Knife with bright, 8 1/2 inch spear-point blade, brass guard and turned oak handle. The guard is marked "...

Designed for issue to troops equipped with an angular bayonet for use as a knife and digging tool. 8" long and 3 1/2" wide blade, with an ...

1) No. 4 Type 1, 9 inch triangular blade with the knuckle bow having six pyramidal knobs running the length. The guard is marked "U.S./ L.F.&am...

This is a very rare example of a late 1880's Indian Reservation rifle. The left side of the buttstock is marked "U.S./ COL. TER" (U.S....

This is a very nice example of an original peace pipe Tomahawk with a later period replacement shaft. The head measures 8 5/8" x 3 1/8" a...

This carte de visite is a side portrait of General George Armstrong Custer (see image). It measures 2 3/8"x3 7/8". The front is hand marke...

Taken on June 9, 1928, a black and white photograph of two gentlemen on a bench. According to the penciled note on the back, the man on the left is Sa

1) Cartridge belt, tan canvas web material, back stamped in black ink "2" and cross flags over "USV", opened ended loops for 39 ...

1) Black leather unmarked flap holster possibly for a Starr Model 1858 revolver. 2) Prairie canvas cartridge belt stamped "WATERVLIET / ARSENAL...

This is an excellent example of a completely unaltered Model 1884 Trapdoor rifle. The rifle is marked with the correct "V", "P" ...

Features a "C" marked rear sight graduated to 1500 yards with a "C" marked base numbered 1 through 8, a pinned blade front sight...

The rear of the barrel is correctly marked with the "V P eagle head P" proof and inspection marks. The top at the breech is marked "I...

Manufactured from 1868 to 1873. Fixed front sight with folding adjustable rear sight. The serial number is marked on the barrel and receiver. The lock

A) The lock is dated 1863 behind the hammer and marked with the standard markings ahead of the hammer. The barrel has subsequently been shortened to

Features a "C" marked rear sight graduated to 1500 yards with a "C" marked base numbered 1 through 8, a pinned blade front sight...

This carbine features the improved buckhorn rear sight with the "C" and base markings moved from the right to the left side of the sight, ...

A) Bayonet lug front sight, adjustable rear sight with curved base, two piece trigger guard, sling and stacking swivels and cleaning rod with button h

Buffington rear sight and blade front sight with square base which doubles as a bayonet lug. The lock plate is marked with the eagle/shield motif foll