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Manufactured in 1903. The top of the barrel is marked with the two line Hartford address, "COLT DA 38" on the left side and the three line...

Manufactured in 1883. The top of the barrel is marked with the two line address, the left side has the etched panel "COLT D.A. 41", the le...

1) Sealed Winchester 45 center fire caliber cartridge box of 50 cartridges for Colt double and single action revolvers. The box has the wine red label

This is an exceptional example of a U.S. Contract Smith & Wesson Second Model Schofield revolver and is unquestionably the finest we at Rock Isl...

This is an exceptional example of a factory engraved Merwin Hulbert, large frame, single action revolver that was manufactured circa 1876-1880. This T

Manufactured in the 1880s, this is an excellent example of a scarce Fourth Model Merwin Hulbert Frontier Army revolver in rare 44 Russian caliber. Thi

Manufactured in the 1880s. The top of the barrel rib is marked with the two line address/patent dates and the left side of the frame below the cylinde

This is an exceptional example of a U.S. Contract Smith & Wesson Second Model Schofield revolver with high polish blue finish on the barrel, cyl...

This very fine Remington Model 1875 Single Action Army revolver was manufactured circa 1875-1889. The revolver has the distinctive web on the undersid

This is a very fine example of a Remington Model 1875 Single Action Army revolver that was manufactured somewhere between 1875 and 1889. The revolver

Remington manufactured only about 2,000 Model 1890 Single Action Army revolvers from 1891 to 1894. The Model 1890 Single Action revolver was a competi

This extraordinary Remington Model 1875 Single Action revolver was manufactured circa 1875-1889. The revolver has a rare high polish blue finish on th

After the government dropped the Schofield as an issue cavalry sidearm, the remaining inventory was sold off as military surplus. Many were sold to Na

Manufactured from 1861 to 1874, the Model No. 2 Army began production just prior to the start of the Civil War and quickly became popular, especially

Manufactured as Smith & Wesson's first production target revolver, the S&W Number Three Targets were the premier 19th century target han...

A total production of only 1,251, this unusual pistol combines the frame of a 38 single action 3rd Model with a single shot barrel. This pistol is a t

Standard Lee Navy from the first contract with the Navy issued in 1898 for 10,000 rifles. Rifles were delivered and saw service in Cuba during the Spa

This is a superb example of a desirable U.S. inspected Winchester 1883 Third Model bolt action rifle. This rifle was originally designed by Benjamin H

Part of a limited 1,011-arm run, the Ward-Burton was a competitor to become the standard weapon of the United States Army, competing against Sharps, R

Manufactured by Springfield Armory on royalty agreement with the Remington Arms Co. from 1871 to 1872. The right side of the casehardened receiver is

This an excellent example of a Springfield/Lee rifle that was invented by James Paris Lee, who was one of the more prolific firearms inventors during

One of only 753 manufactured by Springfield Armory in 1884. Invented in 1879 and selected by the Magazine Rifle Board of 1882 for trials, the rifle an

Manufactured circa 1882-83. Although in the serial number range of the Second Model, this carbine has the First Model features of a 24 inch barrel, fo

Manufactured in 1880, the breechblock is marked "U.S./MODEL/1873" and the lock plate marked "U.S./SPRINGFIELD/1873" ahead of the...

This is an example of a Second Model Allin Conversion Trapdoor rifle manufactured in 1866 with a total production of 25,000. The lock is dated "...

Manufactured between 1873 and 1877. This particular rifle is equipped with the Metcalfe device mounted on the right side of the stock between the lock

Known as the U.S. Springfield Lee Model 1875 this Lee Vertical Action Rifle was designed by James P. Lee, one of the great weapons designers of the er

This is an example of a Civil War Spencer carbine converted to rifle musket configuration by the Springfield Armory in 1871. The Springfield Armory co

This is a rare cutaway demonstrator model of a Lee single shot breech loading rifle action. A version of this action known as Lee #61 was one of two L

The state of New York purchased about 15,000 rolling block rifles and carbines from Remington circa 1872. These can be distinguished by the extremely

Manufactured in 1882, the breechblock is marked "U.S./MODEL/1873" and the lock plate marked "U.S./SPRINGFIELD/1873 " ahead of th...

This is an example of a U.S. Model 1884 Trapdoor carbine that has had some earlier production parts installed. The left side of the barrel is stamped

This is a very fine example of an original Springfield Model 1884 Trapdoor rifle that was manufactured in 1887. The lock is marked with the eagle shie

Manufactured in 1895 by Winchester for the U.S. Navy this rifle is chambered in the 6mm Lee or .236 caliber. This example is in a musket configuration

This is an example of a Navy Lt. W.W. Kimball inspected Model 1885 Rifle. The November 4, 1879 patent date is stamped on the left receiver wall and th

This is a rare example of a first model U.S. Navy Hotchkiss rifle. Only 1,474 of these rifles were manufactured by Winchester and Springfield for the

This is an excellent example of an original Springfield Model 1884 Trapdoor rifle manufactured circa 1889. The lock is marked with the eagle shield mo

This is an example of a pre-production Winchester-Lee receiver with bolt and trigger guard. The only marking on the receiver is "WM" on th...

This is a very fine, totally original example of a scarce Model 1882 U.S. Contract rifle. Only about 1,000 Model 1882 Lee Rifles were manufactured for

The accompanying Springfield Research Service letter and copies of government records identify this rifle as one of ten that were tested by the Inspec

This is rare example of a Hawaiian National Guard Remington-Lee Model 1885 Rifle. According to Remington-Lee expert Eugene Myszkowski, approximately 3

This is an example of a Michigan National Guard Remington-Lee Model 1899 Bolt Action Rifle. These 30-40 caliber rifles are normally found in the 100,0

Produced before 1876, as part of the serial range that may have been issued to the 7th Cavalry before the Battle of Little Bighorn. Blade front and la

These Trapdoor Forager 20 gauge shotguns had a total production of approximately 1,388 and were manufactured from 1880 to 1884. This conversion was do

Blade front sight and ski-slope rear sight graduated to 1,200 yards and marked with an "R" on the upper left side of the blade and left si...

Fixed blade front sight and folding rear sight graduated to 900 yards. The top of the barrel at the breech is marked "M/1865" and the top ...

Third and final variation of the "Trapdoor" Cavalry Carbine. Blade front and replacement Model 1879 sight. The left rear of the barrel is ...

This is an example of an original Springfield Model 1884 Trapdoor rifle manufactured circa 1890. The lock is marked with the eagle shield motif follow

The Keene bolt action system was Remington's first attempt at producing a repeating rifle to compete with the lever action Winchesters. These we...

Manufactured circa 1882-83. Although in the serial number range of the Second Model, this carbine has the First Model features of a 24 inch barrel, fo