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Buffington rear and blade front sights, with the rear of the barrel marked with the "V / P / eagle head / P" proof and inspection marks on...

From the serial number, this appears to be a Model 1879 Springfield, but has later style Model 1884 parts, namely the rear sight. Blade front sight an

The lock plate is dated "1864" behind the hammer and is marked with the eagle/shield motif and "U.S. / SPRINGFIELD" in front of ...

This is an assembly of three different models of Springfield Trapdoor rifles. Bayonet lug front sight, adjustable rear sight with curved base, two pie

Buffington rear and blade front (with detachable hood) sights, ramrod bayonet and smooth buttplate with trapdoor. "V P eagle head P" proof...

1-4) "US" marked blued 1873 pattern socket bayonets with scabbards and hangers (3 with U.S. emblem, 1 with N.C.P. emblem). 5-6) Two "...

One of approximately 1100 produced by Springfield Armory circa 1871-1874, using a group of Spencer Carbines that had been sent in for cleaning and rep

The primary cavalry carbine from the post-Civil War era up through the late 1890s, the Springfield Trapdoor saw service through out the Indian Wars un

This is a nice example of an arsenal assembled Springfield Model 1879 Trapdoor rifle with various later production parts mostly from a Model 1884. The

This is an example of a U.S. Model 1879 Springfield Carbine assembled with later Model 1884 parts. Nearly all of the Model 1879 Carbines were issued t

This is an interesting weapon and consists of a correct carbine barrel, receiver and 1873 dated lock plate, mounted onto a period modified Model 1873

Produced by the Burnside Rifle Company as a carbine, and converted by Springfield Arsenal circa 1871 into a rifle. Fitted with the distinctive 3-groov

Blade front and fully adjustable "C" marked Buffington rear sight, with "V/ P/eagle head/P" on the left side near the breech. Lo...

This is an assembly of various Models of Trapdoor rifle. The rifle is equipped with the Model 1879 ski slope style rear sight with the graduation mark

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...

During the post Civil War period the U.S. Government experimented heavily with developing metallic cartridge rifles. One of the most cost effective m

Blade front and folding leaf rear sights on the bright barrel that folds backward. Casehardened receiver, with "MODEL 1871" on the left si...

Manufactured in 1881. Left side of receiver marked "MANUFACTURED BY THE WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO. NEW HAVEN. CONN. U.S.A. / PATENTED OCT. 1...

Carbine length barrel with the receiver marked "U.S. / MODEL 1898, SPRINGFIELD ARMORY" followed by the serial number (306054) that falls ...

Buffington rear sight, ramrod bayonet, and smooth buttplate with trapdoor. "V P eagle head P" proof and inspection marks on barrel with &q...

Manufactured by A.H. Waters Armory in Millbury Massachusetts from 1859 to the early 1860's with a total production of only about 1,500 U.S. and ...

This is a nice example of a Remington-Keene Sporting Rifle. The top of the bolt is marked "E. REMINGTON & SONS, ILION, N.Y. / PATENT FEBY. ...

Blade front and folding ladder rear sights, with "M1865" behind the sight and three barrel bands. Casehardened receiver, with an experimen...

This is a commercial serial range military pattern Winchester-Lee rifle with an unusual serial number. It was produced in 1897, and equipped with hood

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

One of only 316 produced, this is a solid original example of a scarce Ward-Burton Calvary carbine. The Ward-Burton was one of the top 4 performers a

James Paris Lee was the designer of this early bolt action rifle and the manufacturing rights were obtained by Winchester, mainly to fill orders for t

Manufactured from 1860 to 1868 with a total production of about 5,000 rifle variations and carbines, with the carbine the least produced making them v

This model is also known as the Hotchkiss Magazine Gun or the Model 1883. This was the first bolt action made by Winchester and it was designed for sp

A fine example of one of the 1000 S&W First Model American revolvers produced on Army contract by Smith & Wesson, identified by serial numbe...

Manufactured circa 1872 to 1888 with a total production of about 6,000, of which approximately 5,000 were sold to the U.S. government. The left side o

Manufactured from 1866 to 1870 with a total production of around 6,500, this was Remington's first Rolling Block Pistol and it is easily identif...

Manufactured from 1866 to 1870 with a total production of around 6,500, this was Remington's first Rolling Block Pistol and it is easily identif...

Produced circa 1872 - 1888. Blade and notch sights, with the left side of the frame marked "P" and "S", along with the 2 line ad...

Produced circa 1872 - 1888. Blade and notch sights, with the left side of the frame marked "P" and "S", along with the two line ...

Manufactured in the early 1870s on government contract. Standard Remington address and patent marking along the lower edge of the left side of the fra

The top of the barrel is marked "REMINGTON ARMS-UNION METALLIC CARTRIDGE CO., / REMINGTON WORKS, ILION N.Y., U.S.A.-PATENTED JULY 22, 1902"...

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...

These carbines were used throughout the Spanish American War and during the early 1900s until the development of the 1903 Springfield rifle. The side

Manufactured in 1901. Hooded blade front sight and folding leaf rear sight graduated to 2,300 yards and marked with the letter "C" on the ...

Model 1898 Krag rifle 30 inch barrel shorted to 22 inches. The 444361 serial number on this rifle is in the known 1898 rifle range. This gun has a cut

Hooded blade front sight and tangent style rear sight graduated to 2,000 yards and marked with the letter "C" on the right side of the bas...

This is a rare early production Model 1892 rifle that went through the Springfield Arsenal conversion process. These were the primary rifles used in t

Collection of Model 1892 Krag bayonets each with its own scabbard, metal hanger, "US" marked and dated blade, and wood handle. The dates i...

This New Haven Arms Company Henry rifle was manufactured in April 1865. This rifle was one of an unknown limited amount of Henry rifles shipped to Jap

In 1866 the New Haven Arms Company changed its name to Winchester Repeating Arms Company. The Model 1866 was the first firearm to be built under the W

According to the factory records (copy NOT included), this rifle was shipped from the warehouse on June 13, 1896, and returned on June 8, 1897 for uns

This is a very attractive example of an engraved Henry Rifle. Blade front and folding ladder rear sights, with the second pattern "HENRY'S ...

This is a nice example of a lever action Navy pistol with eight inch barrel manufactured by the Volcanic Repeating Arms Co., circa 1856. This pistol w

Barrel top is marked "NEW HAVEN CONN. PATENT FEB 14, 1854" indicating that the pistol was manufactured after Volcanic's reorganizatio...