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DS, signed “W. F. Cody,” two pages, 7.5 x 11.5, January 28, 1913. Agreement between Cody, Frederick Bonfils, and Harry Tammen to create a new show and

Fantastic vintage glossy 6.5 x 4.25 gelatin silver photo of Cody on horseback firing his rifle at a herd of bison, bearing a Burke and Koretke photogr

Original Buffalo Bill Stories magazine from September 28, 1907, 8 x 11, 32 pages, featuring a colorful cover showing a crowd of Native Americans takin

Painter (1861–1912) widely known for his art of the western frontier. Ink signature, “Yours very truly, Charles Schreyvogel,” on an off-white 4.25 x 2

Illustrator known for his action scenes featuring horses, often used in boys' adventure stories (1866–1928). Color vintage 6.75 x 7.75 magazine ...

Two original tintypes, both approximately 2.5 x 3.5, one showing a group of four men playing cards and drinking around a small table; the other showin

A pair of silver-plated and engraved Smith and Wesson .44 Special Hand Ejector Double-Action revolvers with mother-of-pearl grips, carried by famed Te

#288744, cal. .32-20, 4.75? barrel, good rifling with light corrosion. The serial numbers match. The metal has a mottled dark gray patina with clear f

#24577, cal. .41 Colt, 3.5? barrel, good bore. This is the variant made without an ejector rod. The frame and triggerguard have matching numbers, the

#63888, cal. .45 Colt, 5.25? barrel with a very fine bore. The barrel has been shortened .25? and the front sight is a replacement. The metal retains

#163601, cal. .45 Colt, 4.75? barrel with worn rifling. The numbers match on the frame and gripstraps with no numbers on the barrel and cylinder. The

#277888, cal. .45 Colt, 4.75? barrel, the bore with some leading that should clean to very good. The metal has been refinished in nickel-plating with

#11472, cal. 44 centerfire, 7? barrel, the bore with good rifling, a shallow ring and some light corrosion. The metal has matching assembly numbers, t

#187627, caliber .45 Colt, the 4.75? barrel with strong rifling should clean to good plus, its front sight slightly altered. The gripstraps are both n

#28825, cal. .45 Colt, 7.5? barrel with a dark bore and worn rifling. The front sight slightly altered, the barrel has the early italic marking for fa

#45997, cal. .44-40. The factory barrel is slightly short at 7 3/8? (1/8? shorter than the original factory length of 7.5? due to filing off dings at

#2549, cal. .22 rimfire, 3 7/16? octagonal barrel, the bore has light corrosion. This single-action spur trigger revolver retains over 80% factory nic

‘US’ Marked Colt Single Action Army revolver made in 1874. #13721, cal. .45 Colt, 7.5? barrel with the correct early italic-style lettering and a very

Factory Engraved Smith and Wesson ‘Baby Russian’ Single-Action First Model revolver with pearl grips, #18011, cal .38 Smith and Wesson, 4? barrel. The

#5476, cal. .44-40 W.C.F., 7? barrel, the bore with strong rifling and patches of corrosion that may clean. The metal has matching assembly numbers, t

Manhattan ‘Navy Type’ Percussion Revolver, #3233, .36 cal, 4? barrel, dark bore with good rifling. All numbers on the metal match, including the wedge

#29343, cal. 32 centerfire, 3.5? barrel, fine bore. This revolver has a folding hammer spur and factory checkered hard rubber grips. The metal parts h

#6163, cal. 44/40 W.C.F., 3.25? barrel, the bore with worn rifling and light pitting. The metal has matching assembly numbers and the walnut grips are

Merwin, Hulbert and Company Medium Frame Double-Action Revolver with extra factory barrel and the original box. #8452, cal. .38 centerfire. The five-s

#9019, the caliber is not marked but is believed to be .44-40 W.C.F. (have your gunsmith verify), 5.5? barrel, fair bore. The metal retains about 10%

#779, cal. 44-40 W.C.F., 7.25? barrel (this was shortened .25? to clean up the muzzle), the bore is very good. The metal retains 99% of a good looking

#20536, cal. 44-40 W.C.F., 5.75? barrel, the bore with worn rifling and light corrosion. Over 80% original nickel-plating remains with clear factory m

#837, cal. .32 rimfire, 3.5? barrel, the bore has strong rifling and should clean to very good. The assembly numbers don’t match but the parts fit wel

#65268, cal. .32 rimfire, 6? octagonal barrel, the bore has strong rifling with patches of light corrosion, should clean to very good. The frame and c

#44687, cal. .32 rimfire, 4? barrel with strong rifling and a few patches of light corrosion that may clean. It is likely that the barrel has been alt

#8111, cal. .45 Colt, the 5.5? barrel has a good bore with minor corrosion. This revolver was built in 1874 for the US Cavalry and rebuilt for the US

#761, cal. .41 rimfire, 3? barrels, the bores with very good rifling and some light corrosion. The pistol has an old repair to the hinge. It has very

#2520, cal. .41 rimfire, 2.5? barrel, the bore with patches of light corrosion and fair condition rifling. This all steel pistol has checkered panels

#482, cal. .41 rimfire. This is a Type II pistol with the one line barrel address “Remington Arms Co. Ilion, N. Y.” The hinge has been professionally

#824, cal. .41 rimfire. This is a Type II pistol with the one line barrel address “Remington Arms Co. Ilion, N. Y.” The hinge has a brazed repair on o

#651, cal. .41 rimfire. This is a Type II pistol with the one line barrel address “Remington Arms Co. Ilion, N. Y.” 3? barrels with strong rifling and

#752, cal. .41 rimfire. This is a Type II pistol with the one line barrel address “Remington Arms Co. Ilion, N. Y.” The hinge has been professionally

#531, cal. .41 rimfire. This is a Type II pistol with the one line barrel address “Remington Arms Co. Ilion, N. Y.” 3? barrels, the bores with worn ri

#240, cal. .41 rimfire. This is a Type II pistol with the one line barrel address “Remington Arms Co. Ilion, N. Y.” The hinge is good. 3? barrels with

#501, cal. .41 rimfire. This is a Type II pistol with the one line barrel address “Remington Arms Co. Ilion, N. Y.” 3? barrels, the bores with worn ri

#24, cal. .41 rimfire. This is a Type II pistol with the one line barrel address “Remington Arms Co. Ilion, N. Y.” 3? barrels, fair bores with light r

#20, cal. .41 rimfire. This is a Type II pistol with the one line barrel address “Remington Arms Co. Ilion, N. Y.” 3? barrels, dark bores with faint r

#492, cal. .41 rimfire. This is a Type II pistol with the one line barrel address “Remington Arms Co. Ilion, N. Y.” 3? barrels, the bores with very go

#773, cal. .41 rimfire. This is a type II pistol with the one line barrel address “Remington Arms Co. Ilion, N. Y.” 3? barrels with excellent bores. T

#L96358, cal. .41 rimfire. This is a Type III pistol with the one line barrel address “Remington Arms—U. M. C. Co. Ilion, N. Y.” 3? barrels, excellent

#8065, cal. .32 rimfire. The 3 3/8? four-shot barrel cluster with strong rifling has bores that should clean to very good or better. The metal retains

#1265, cal. .41 rimfire, 2 9/16? octagon barrel with a fair bore having some light pitting. The metal retains about 10% original nickel-plating with t

#582535, cal. .22 rimfire, 2 7/16? four-shot barrel with excellent bores. This quality copy was made in Italy by A. Uberti and Co. The barrels retain

#220186, cal. .45-70, 22? barrel, the bore with good rifling and scattered light corrosion should clean to very good or better. The lockplate is marke

#7394, cal. .22 rimfire, 3.25? barrel with a poor bore. This was a novel design with the hammer acting as a breech block. The trigger pin is an old re