Rock Island - Premiere Collector's Firearms Auction

Manufactured circa 1865 to 1870 with a total production of about 12,000 before being purchased by Colt in 1870. The top of the barrel is marked &quo...

Marked "THE PROTECTOR/MINN. FIRE ARMS CO." on the frame and the side plate is marked "PATENTED/MARCH 6, 1883 **". All numbers ma...

5 1/2 inches overall, flared barrel, engraved furniture and a light green tinted ivory stock and ramrod. Raised carved designs are present on the stoc

Produced without sights, with a hand engraved King George cipher under the flash pan and an illegible mark behind the hammer. Full stock, with ramrod

No makers marks are visible on this 4-barreled pistol, which measures 5 inches overall, with a belt hook, sliding safety, and smooth bag shaped bone g

Marked "-L.H. SMITH-FLA.-USA-" on top of the barrel, with fire blue barrel, cylinder and trigger, silver finished frame and grip straps, a...

3 3/4 inches overall, with a 6-barrel cluster, a single in-line hammer and flash pan installed on the brass frame, engraved arrays of arms on each sid

Measuring 1 1/4 inches overall, with a niter blue hammer and trigger, scroll and punch dot engraved frame, "L.H. SMITH" on the bird's ...

Measuring 1 3/4 inches overall, with a niter blue hammer and trigger, scroll and punch dot engraved frame, "L.H. SMITH" on the bird's ...

Measuring 15 1/2 inches overall, with a blue finish, fluted barrel detachable magazine and shoulder stock. Simulates open bolt operation, with functio

7 inches overall, with "J/V" on the right ricasso of the 4 3/4 inch double fuller blade, dual clamshell languets, and a smooth grip with r...

Pin front sights, with "-L.H. SMITH-" on top of one barrel, the Wesson address on the left, and a 5/8 inch pistol bayonet in the center. N...

Pin and notch sights, with the Remington address stamped on top of the frame and "L.H.SMITH" on the butt. Scroll engraved frame, with a ni...

Pin and hammer notch sights, with "-L.H. SMITH-FLA.-USA-" on top of the barrel, niter blue small parts, and smooth one piece ivory grips. ...

No makers marks are visible on this brass 4-barreled pistol, which measures 5 inches overall, with numbered barrels, a belt hook, sliding safety, and

3 3/4 inches overall, with a 6-barrel cluster, a single in-line hammer and flash pan installed on the brass frame, hand marked "TWIGG" and...

Measuring 1 3/4 inches overall, with a niter blue hammer and trigger, scroll and punch dot engraved frame, "L.H. SMITH" on the bird's ...

Produced without sights, with "STAR VEST POCKET" atop the chamber, and "L.H. SMITH" on the birds head butt. With a hardwood case...

Revolutionary War era flintlock rifle made by Peter Gonter of Lancaster, Pennsylvania. The biography of Peter Gonter in "KENTUCKY RIFLE IN ITS ...

Manufactured by Griffiths & Siebert of Cincinnati, Ohio, this fine trophy rifle features a heavy 33 inch octagon barrel with a globe front and f...

The top barrel flat is script marked "M * Martin" behind the notch rear sight and the light engraved lock plate is marked "LONDON/WAR...

This Kentucky rifle has no visible makers markings, with an unreadable marking on the top of the barrel at the breech end. The mountings are brass, do

The lock plate is marked "T/KETLAND/& CO". The barrel has fixed blade front and notch rear sights. It is equipped with double set trig...

Kentucky flintlock rifle manufactured during the late 18th or early 19th century. The rifle has a four-piece, brass patch box, with the Daisy finale

"Golden Age" Kentucky Flintlock rifle with barrel signed by the Lancaster, Pennsylvania, gunmaker Melchoir Fordney (1807-1846). The rifle ...

The top barrel flat is script marked "Raymond Jenkins" with "45 CAL" at the breech. The fixed sights are flanked with an engravi...

Silver Rocky Mountain front blade and rear notch sights on the swaged barrel, with "HP" initials on the top flat and decorative grooves at...

The top barrel flat is script marked "Raymond Jenkins". The fixed sights are flanked with an engraving. Equipped with double set triggers....

The hammer and lock plate are finely scroll engraved with the light engraved side plate marked "1883/AD" (only marking on the rifle). Bras...

Although there are no markings on this rifle, the consignor notes state that this is a Pat Hankel Bedford Long Rifle. The rifle has brass furniture wi

The top barrel flat is marked "J.E. McCann" who has been identified as a Neosho, Missouri, gunsmith circa 1879 in Frank Sellers' book ...

This is an example of a mid-19th Century percussion fowling or "market" gun. The Damascus barrel has a muzzle with a nearly 1 inch opening...

The engraved lock plate is marked "TRUITT BROS/& CO." and the top barrel flat is marked "TRUITT BROS/PHILADA" which is flank...

The upper barrel gauges at 44 caliber and the lower barrel 12 gauge. The top of the barrel is marked "REAL TWIST", with a Liege "ELG&...

This rifle has no maker markings. Equipped with fixed sights and double set triggers. The upper tang and breech plug have a light scroll engraving. Th

Globe front sight, dovetail slot for a rear sight, and a folding tang peep sight with the top of the barrel marked "E. LOOMIS". According ...

The lock is marked "T.DAVIDSON & CO/CINCINNATI O" ahead of the hammer and has an engraved wooded hunting scene behind the hammer. The ...

This is an excellent example of a Webley & Scott Model WG Target revolver complete with factory oak case and accessories. The revolver has a hig...

This is an example of a Webley-Pryse top-break, double action, revolver that was manufactured circa 1878. The revolver has a nickel-plated finish with

Cased, engraved, pair of Webley & Scott RIC solid frame double-action revolvers manufactured c. 1870. The revolvers have round barrels with flat...

This is a finely engraved example of a Webley Pryse double action revolver that was manufactured by Webley & Scott circa 1880. The revolver inco...

The left side of the frame is marked "THORNTONS/PATENT". British proofs are stamped on the barrel and cylinder. An ejector rod is mounted ...

This Model WG Revolver has "ARMY NAVY C.S.L." stamped on the solid barrel rib with the patent marking and W&S winged bullet logo stamp...

This early production, solid frame pre-RIC revolver features a faint "WEBLEY/PATENT" stamped on the left side of the frame. British proofs...

This is an excellent, totally original, example of an Early Type Massachusetts Arms manually revolving pocket revolver. These revolvers were manufactu

This is an excellent cased example of a Webley "WG" Target Model Double Action revolver. The revolver has a high polish commercial blue fi...

This is an unusual revolver with a "double trigger". The unique design has a trigger assembly inside the trigger guard (upper trigger) and...

This is an example of a top break double action revolver that was manufactured by Christopher George Bonehill circa 1875. The revolver has a hinged fr

Introduced in 1897. The top strap is marked "J WEBLEY & SON/LONDON & BIRMINGHAM", the left side of the top strap is marked "...

This target pistol has a fixed front sight and a windage and elevation adjustable rear sight The left side of the barrel at the breech is stamped with

The top strap is marked "HUGHES'S IMPROVED/SELF EXTRACTING/REVOLVER No. 8017". The frame, barrel lug, trigger guard, and grip straps f...

Factory/model markings on left side of frame with a pair of British proofs on the barrel and British proofs on the cylinder flutes. The top strap is m

This is a fine example of a very scarce Mauser Model 1878, revolver in 11mm. The revolver was nick-named "Zig-Zag" because of the inclined...

No maker markings but appears to be based on the Hill patent self extracting revolver with the unique spring loaded ejector. British proofs are presen

The top strap is marked "THOMAS BLAND & SONS/2 KING WILLIAM STREET/WEST STRAND LONDON" and the right side of the barrel is marked &quo...

The top barrel flat is stamped "V&R BLAKEMORE LONDON", with "W. TRANTER/PATENT" on the right side of the frame. The right fr...

The left frame side is stamped "W. TRANTER/PATENT" and the top barrel flat is marked "JNO. RIGBY & CO. SUFFOLK ST. DUBLIN". ...

The top strap is marked "HARKON & SON/30 GEORGE ST. EDINBURGH". The left side of the frame has the model marking and W&S winged bu...

Used by the Swiss military from 1882 to as late as 1950. The grooved walnut grips on this revolver indicate that it was a later production model while

The left side of the barrel lug is marked "THE/CARTRIDGE/BRAND" above a profile of a cartridge. The solid rib is marked "CHARLES LANC...

This is a scarce Webley & Scott Model 1913 pistol which was developed in conjunction with the British government and adopted as the Model 1913 M...

The top strap is marked "P. WEBLEY & SON/LONDON & BIRMINGHAM", with the W&S winged bullet logo and model markings on the left ...

The top of the barrel has the two line address with the caliber marking on the left side. The right side of the frame has the W&S winged bullet ...

Around 10,000 Model 1913 MK IN pistols were manufactured for the Royal Navy. This example is British proofed with the number "2" stamped o...

The left side of the frame is marked "T. BLAND SELF EXTRACTING ARMY REVOLVER" and the right side is marked "455 GAUGE". The top ...

Colt New Army DA revolver with Colt factory letter that states it was shipped to M. Hartley & Company, New York, New York, on June 11, 1901. The...

Manufactured in 1911, this Colt Army Special revolver is fitted with a rare attachable shoulder stock/holster. These stocks fit all Colt large frame r

This revolver was manufactured circa 1894 and was a historically important model for Colt. This model was the first double action revolver that Colt p

Manufactured in 1911, this pre-WWI Police Positive Revolver has British proofs on the barrel, frame, and cylinder flutes. The top strap has a retailer

Manufactured in 1937, with blade front and notch rear sights. Barrel marked "POCKET/ POSITIVE. -32 POLICE CTG" on the left side, with two ...

Manufactured in 1931. Standard two line Hartford address/patent dates on top of barrel, with model and caliber marking on left side. The Rampant Colt

Manufactured in 1965. Blade front and rear notch sight with two inch barrel marked with standard "Detective Special 32 Colt N.P. CTG" on o...

Manufactured in 1963. Standard markings and checkered grips with Rampant Colt medallions. Comes with a Colt "wood grain" box numbered to t...

This is an excellent example of a factory Fitz Special 1st Issue Colt Detective Special revolver. These so-called Fitz-Gerald Specials were hide away

Manufactured in 1919 with a smooth trigger, checkered hammer, blade front and frame notch rear sights, and fitted with checkered hard rubber grips wit

Manufactured in 1934. This easily concealable design chambered in the scarce 22 long rifle, features blade front and notch rear sights with the barrel

Manufactured in 1963. This Revolver has a serrated trigger, checkered hammer, Patridge front sight, adjustable notch rear sight, serrated back strap,

This revolver was manufactured in 1975 with a smooth trigger, serrated hammer, ramp front and notch rear sights, and fitted with checkered walnut grip

This is a scarce example of a 45 auto caliber Colt Shooting Master Target Revolver. The accompanying factory letter confirms the serial number, calibe

This revolver was manufactured in 1975 with a smooth trigger, serrated hammer, ramp front and frame notch rear sights and fitted with checkered walnut

Manufactured in 1909 with the standard markings and checkered grips featuring Rampant Colt medallions. BBL: 6 inch round Stock: Gauge: 32-20

Manufactured in circa 1946/47. Target sights, standard barrel address and caliber markings, and Rampant Colt with stylized "C" stamped on ...

Manufactured in 1907 with standard two line Hartford address/patent dates (1884-1895) on top of the barrel, caliber marking on left barrel side, the c

Manufactured circa 1934 in the desirable 22 caliber. The barrel is marked on the left with "22 BANKERS/SPECIAL" and the two line address, ...

Manufactured in 1972. Barrel shows the two line Hartford address and model/caliber markings, while the frame is marked with the Rampant Colt. Orange h

This revolver was manufactured in 1915 with a smooth trigger, checkered hammer, beaded blade adjustable height front and windage adjustable notch rear

This revolver was manufactured in 1950 and has standard Colt markings with the single line Hartford address on the right side of the barrel and &quo...

Manufactured in 1966. Standard barrel and frame markings. Blade front and groove rear sights, and fitted with two-piece checkered Colt medallion grips

This revolver was manufactured in 1920 with a smooth trigger, checkered hammer, blade front with a frame notch rear sights, casehardened lanyard loop

This revolver was manufactured in 1960 and has a serrated trigger, serrated hammer, blade front and frame notch rear sights, and is fitted with checke

Manufactured in 1923 this revolver has a smooth trigger, checkered hammer, blade front and frame notch rear sights, and fitted with checkered hard rub

Manufactured in 1940 with a checkered trigger, checkered hammer, blade front and frame notch rear sights and fitted with checkered walnut grips with C

This revolver was manufactured in 1922 with a smooth trigger, checkered hammer, blade front and frame notch rear sights and fitted with checkered hard

Manufactured circa 1933. Pinned front sight with adjustable rear sight. Top of the barrel is marked with the two-line Hartford address/patent dates, a

This revolver was manufactured circa 1969 with the scarce 3 inch configuration. The barrel is marked with the standard "DETECTIVE SPECIAL/.38 S...

This unusual Colt 357 double action revolver was manufactured in 1959 and features a blade front sight without the usual ramp and a fixed notch frame

Manufactured in 1920. This revolver has a smooth trigger, checkered hammer, blade front and frame notch rear sights, and is fitted with checkered hard

Introduced in 1953. The revolver features the standard barrel markings and Rampant Colt frame. Equipped with a ramped front sight and adjustable rear

This example was manufactured in 1951 and has the two line Hartford address on the right side of the barrel with the left side marked "DETECTIV...

Manufactured in 1905. A scroll engraving is featured on the frame with wedges of scrollwork on the breech end of the barrel and on the front of the cy