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Manufactured from 1863 to 1865 in Willowvale, New York for the United States government. Silver cone front and frame groove rear sights, with the top

Regulation pattern Model 1840 Cavalry Officer's Saber sold by Tiffany and Company of New York and manufactured by P.D.L. of Solingen, Germany. ...

1) U.S. officers sword, 1780-1790. The sword has a 25 1/4" slightly curved double fuller blade with 7" false edge. The blade has no make...

Regulation M1840 Heavy Cavalry Saber with 35 7/8" double fuller blade. The back of the blade is stamped "R & C", the saber has ...

Model 1872 officer's saber with 34 3/4 inch curved double fuller blade. The blade lacks the acid-etched decoration found on most M1872 sabers. ...

1) U.S. 1840 Militia Staff Officer's Sword, 31 inch double edged single fuller blade with acid etched decoration, brass guard with acorn quillio...

Model 1840 NCO Sword, with 32" single fuller blade with 1863 date manufactured by Emerson & Silver. The sword has a brass hilt with a simul...

Double edged single fuller blade, 31 1/4" in length, with etched floral and scroll pattern decoration. Gilt finished crossguard, with raised fl...

1) Non-regulation pattern W. Clauberg (Solingen) 1850 Staff and Field Officer's Sword. The two-branch cast brass, guard lacks the "U.S.&quo...

1) 20 inch single fuller blade, marked "I" on the left ricasso, solid brass hilt with "C" on either side of the guard, "B H...

1) U.S. Navy 1872 Model Officers Sword, 28" single fuller blade with acid etched decoration. No makers mark is visible. Gilt finished guard, wi...

The lot consists of: 1) U.S. "Patton" Saber manufactured by L.F. & C. with 1918 dated blade. The saber is in fair condition and lack...

This exceptional example of a Colt Model 1861 Special Rifled-Musket was manufactured in 1864. The musket is finished 'National Armory Bright&quo...

Manufactured in 1850. Brass blade front and notch rear sights on the barrel, which is marked "US/ SM" and "V/ P" on the breech a...

Manufactured circa 1862 - 1865. The lock plate on this rifle is dated 1863 behind the hammer, has the eagle/shield over "U.S." and "R...

Manufactured in 1863 from a total production of 15,000. The lock behind the hammer and top of the barrel at the bolster are dated "1863", ...

Manufactured 1863 by the Amoskeag Manufacturing Company, Manchester, New Hampshire. Amoskeag produced the Model 1861 from 1862 to 1865 with an estimat

Model 1841 Percussion Rifle manufactured by Robbins & Lawrence of Windsor, Vermont in 1851. The rifle has the distinctive oversize brass patch b...

Manufactured by the Whitney Arms Co., of New Haven, Connecticut in 1851. Whitney manufactured 26500 of the handsome and popular "Mississippi&qu...

This Model 1863 Type II rifled musket has a blade front sight/bayonet lug and three leaf rear sight on a barrel marked with the "V P eagle head...

Mounted officer's saber with gilded brass knuckle bow lagrets and downturned guillion. The wooden, grooved grip is leather wrapped. The saber ...

1) U.S.M.C. 1875 Mameluke Hilt Regulation Officer's Sword, with 31 3/4" double fuller blade with etched decoration, "USMC SERIAL No 32...

This lot consists of: 1) U.S. Model 1872 Cavalry Officer Saber, with unmarked 31 3/4" single fuller blade. Brass guard with dual branches and w...

The Ames U.S. Model 1841 Naval Cutlass was manufactured in 1843. The 20 3/4 inch blade is stamped with the date and the inspector's mark, "...

1) The first sword follows the pattern of Model 1840 Medical Staff, Pay Department, and Commissary Swords. The sword has a cast brass hilt with acorn-

The U.S. inscripted M1860 Light Cavalry Saber has a 35-inch blade, a two branch brass guard and Phrygain pommel with leather grip wrap and iron scabba

1) U.S. Regulation Model 1860 Staff & Field Sword manufactured by B.F. Haley. The sword has a 30 inch straight blade with acid etched decoratio...

Blade is 36" in length, with double fullers, "TIFFANY & Co/ NEW-YORK" on the obverse ricasso and P.D.L. (Luneschloss, maker, Soli...

1) U.S. M. C. Lilley 1860 Staff & Field Officer's Sword, with 30" double edged blade with gold washed acid etched decoration. Gold-plat...

Ordered for issue to the State Militias, and inspected by Luther Sage. 30 1/4" curved clip point blade with wide single fuller and "U.S./ ...

1) Ames 1840 Artillery Saber with 32 1/2" single fuller blade dated 1865. The back of the pommel is stamped with the rack number. The saber has...

1) U.S. 1840 Saber, 35 1/2 inch double fuller blade with 1856 dated ricasso. Brass hilt, with a two branch guard, Phrygian helmet style pommel and lea

1) Model 1860 Naval Cutlass, 26 inch single fuller blade with 1861 date and Ames mark on the ricasso. The cutlass has a leather grip cover, brass Phry

1) U.S. Model 1906 Cavalry Saber with browned steel, three branched guard and pommel, 35-inch bright blade and browned steel scabbard. The saber has

Remington produced approximately 7,000 1861 Navy revolvers in 1862. The top barrel flat is marked "PATENTED DEC. 17, 1861 / MANUFACTURED BY REM...

Manufactured circa late 1850s to the early 1860s, this Second Model 2nd Type revolver has the round juncture of grip to frame and the cylinder scene o

A) Manufactured between 1863 and 1865. Standard one line address on the left side of the frame with patent date on the right. Serial number matches on

The Remington New Model Army Revolver was manufactured from 1863 to 1873 and was the second most widely issued Federal handgun and to some extent supp

Manufactured from 1860 to 1862 with a total production of approximately 15,000 this revolver is similar in appearance to the Remington - Beals Army re

Manufactured from 1863-1875. Fixed pinched blade front sight and notched rear sight. The top barrel flat is marked "PATENTED SEPT. 14. 1858 / E...

This is a very good example of a Spencer Sporting Rifle that was manufactured by the Spencer Repeating Rifle Co., between 1865 and 1868. The Spencer C

This is an example of a J. Miller marked custom Spencer rifle that was made in the years following the Civil War. The rifle has a heavy octagon barrel

This is an example of an Old West gunsmith custom made hunting rifle with Spencer action. The rifle has a heavy, 28-inch, barrel with under lug and t

Manufactured circa 1876 to 1887. Although the serial number falls out of the suspected Transition Model serial number range (500-2185), the rifle has

This is a highly desirable example of a San Francisco gunsmith's custom modified Civil War Spencer Carbine to a heavy barrel hunting rifle. The ...

This is an example of a Triplett & Scott carbine manufactured in 1865 by the Meriden Manufacturing Company as part of a contract of 5,000 carbin...

Manufactured between 1863 and 1865, the Spencer Carbine was one of the most popular firearms used by the Union forces in the Civil War. It features a

This is a Second Model carbine as manufactured by the Massachusetts Arms Company of Chicopee Falls Mass. Made between 1860 and 1865. The left side of

Manufactured by the Providence Tool Company, Providence, Rhode Island. Developed and tested during the Civil War the Peabody Carbine entered productio

Purchased in quantity for use by the Federal Cavalry 1863-1864, the Burnside was very popular for its accuracy and reliability. This is a 5th Model ca

33" blade, acid etched with "U.S." on the left side and eagle carrying a "E PLURIBUS UNUM" banner on the right, and "I...

This early U.S. Cavalry saber is one of 4000 sabers manufactured by Nathan Starr of Middletown, Connecticut between 1813 and 1817. The saber has a 33

U. S. Model 1832 Ames Foot Artillery sword manufactured by N.P. Ames and marked with the early, "Eagle and Shield/N.P.Ames/Springfield" ad...

1) Ames Model 1840 Dragoon Saber. The saber has an Ames 36" double fuller blade with markings and 1857 date on the ricasso. The two branch bras...

This lot consists of two regulation pattern, U.S. contract Model 1860 Light Cavalry sabers with scabbards. Both sabers have bright, 34-5/8 inch curved

This lot consists of: 1) Ames Model 1833 Dragoon Saber with 33 inch, quill back blade with "UNITED STATES" dry-etched in script on the obv...

This lot consists of three sabers: 1) "American Light Horse Saber:, 1785-1800, with cast brass lion-head pommel, grooved spiral pattern grip an...

The 31 inch curved single fuller blade is engraved on both sides with gold filled martial and floral patterns, marked "Warranted" on the r...

Blade is 32 1/4 inches long, double edged with a diamond profile, and etched scroll and vine decoration on each side. Silver finished brass hilt, with

Model 1840 N.C.O. sword manufactured by C. Roby of West Chelmsford, Massachusetts and dated 1862 on the 32 inch single fuller blade. The obverse ricas

The lot consists of: 1) American officer's saber with 28" undecorated single fuller curved blade with brass, O-shaped knuckle bow, squared ...

Regulation pattern Ames Model 1860 Light Cavalry Saber manufactured in 1862. The obverse ricasso is marked, "U.S./J.H./1862" and the rever...

This lot consists of: 1) Civil War U.S. Model 1850 Foot Officer's Sword with 31-1/2 inch blade, acid etched with an American Eagle flanked with ...

1) Nathan Starr 1826 Navy Cutlass with 25 1/4 curved single edged blade with narrow fuller. The obverse ricasso is stamped "US/N. Starr"....

1) 1902 Officer's Saber, 30" single fuller blade with etched decoration and "COLONIAL" and "SPAIN" makers marks, 3-bran...

Civil War issue Spencer Repeating Carbine manufactured by the Spencer Repeating Rifle Company of Boston, Massachusetts. The carbine has a blued, 22-in

Manufactured by Remington & Son, Herkimer, New York circa 1847 to 1849, with around 1000 made. A distinguishing feature of the Jenks-Remington i...

Manufactured from 1863 to 1865, this late Civil War production carbine has a blade front and two leaf folding rear sights, with the latter numbered 1,

Manufactured by Richardson & Overman with a total production around 17,700. Dovetail blade front sight and two leaf folding rear sight on the ba...

This Second Type carbine has the First Type lock plate marked with the serial number vertically at the rear and "J.H. MERRILL BALTO / PAT. JUL...

Designed by Gilbert Smith, the production of this breech loading percussion carbine was almost entirely consumed by government contracts, with limited

Developed during the Civil War, but unable to get into full production before the war ended. Subsequent sales were primarily exports to militaries bot

Manufactured circa 1862 - 1865. The lock plate on this rifle is dated 1863 behind the hammer, has strong traces of the eagle/shield over "U.S.&...

This Colt Model 1861 Special Rifled-Musket was manufactured in 1864. The musket is "National Armory Bright' with an oil-finished, stock. Th...

This is an example of a pre-Mexican American War U.S. Springfield Model 1842 musket made in 1844 (the first year production for the Model 1842). The b

Blade/bayonet lug front sight and folding ladder rear sight graduated to "8" with a base graduate to "4". The barrel is marked ...

Also known as the Model 1864, this Model 1863 Type II rifle musket has a blade front sight/bayonet lug and two leaf rear sight on a barrel marked with

The Model 1855 was manufactured from 1856 to 1864 with a total production of about 4,400. This example has a pinched front sight with graduated foldin

This is an example of a Spencer Sporting Rifle manufactured by the Spencer Repeating Rifle Co., of Boston Massachusetts. The rifle has a round, 30-in

Manufactured by Richardson & Overman with a total production around 17,700. Pinched blade front sight and two leaf folding rear sight on the bar...

The body of the flask has crossed pistols over two rows of 9 stars over an eagle with shield among flags and an array of arms. There are no maker mark

This is a .36 caliber two cavity (round, conical) brass bullet mold for a Colt First or Second Model revolving rifle. The iron sprue cutter is marked

This carbine has the First Type lock plate marked with the serial number vertically at the rear and "J.H. MERRILL BALTO / PAT. JULY 1858. / AP...

Designed by Gilbert Smith, the production of this breech loading percussion carbine was almost entirely consumed by government contracts, with limited

This is an example of a Spencer Model 1860 Carbine that was manufactured by the Spencer Repeating Rifle Company, Boston, Massachusetts. The carbine ha

Purchased in quantity for use by the Federal Cavalry 1863-1864, the Burnside was very popular for its accuracy and reliability. This is a 5th Model ca

Produced between 1862 and 1865, this is one of less than 7000 carbines purchased by the Navy for use aboard ships. The distinctive black leather cover

This extraordinary Gustave Young engraved Colt Model 1849 Pocket Revolver was manufactured in 1853. The revolver has a five shot, blued cylinder and b

This is a scarce example of a Third Model Dragoon revolver with a matching shoulder stock. Manufactured in 1858, this revolver has the distinctive fou

This is a nice example of a 3rd Model 1851 Navy-Army revolver manufactured in 1857 in the 42000-80000 serial number range purchased by the U.S. Army p

This is an example of a Richards Conversion Model 1860 Army revolver which was originally manufactured circa 1872. Total production is estimated at ap

This was the first large frame Colt revolver manufactured especially for the metallic cartridge and was not a conversion. Colt manufactured approximat

Manufactured in 1860, this Third Model dragoon was one of the last produced and is fitted with the rare 8 inch barrel. All 8 inch models are found abo

Manufactured in 1860, this factory engraved Model 1849 features floral scroll engraving with a punch dot background on the sides of the loading lever,

Manufactured in 1860. The top barrel flat is marked "ADDRESS SAML COLT HARTFORD CT." and the left side of the frame is marked "COLTS ...

Manufactured in 1850. Brass cone front and hammer notch rear sights, with the two line New York barrel address flanked by dashes. "COLTS / PATE...

This is a set of plain black leather pommel holsters with brass caps. The left holster retains a brass latch stud. There are no markings. BBL: St

Manufactured in 1862. The revolver has the standard one line New York barrel address, "COLTS / PATENT" on the left side of the frame and &...

Manufactured in late 1866. The pistol has a high-polish commercial blue barrel and five-shot fluted cylinder, casehardened loading lever, frame and ha

1) Six combustible envelope 44-100 caliber cartridges for Remington and Colt revolvers, made of American Powder Co.'s powder. 2) Six combustible...