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Manufactured circa late 1850s to the early 1860s, this Second Model 4th Type revolver has the round juncture of grip to frame and marked "E. WH...

1) Black leather cartridge box marked "J. DAVY & CO. / NEWARK N.J.". 2) black leather cartridge pouch marked "E. GAYLORD / CHICOP...

This is an extremely rare example of one of the trial carbines manufactured and tested in the lat 1860's or early 1870's. This particular ca...

This rare Civil War carbine was manufactured by the Cosmopolitan Arms Company of Hamilton, Ohio. The company was owned by E. Gwyn and A.C. Campbell. T

Scarce, early production, Second Model Burnside Carbine manufactured by the Bristol Firearms Company of Bristol, Rhode Island. The carbine has a blued

This Gallager carbine that was manufactured by Richardson & Overman of Philadelphia with a total production of about 15,700 in the 50 caliber. T...

This exceptional Civil War Burnside breech loading carbine was manufactured by the Burnside Rifle Company in Providence, Rhode Island in 1863-1865. Th

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

Second Model Maynard breech loading carbine manufactured by the Massachusetts Arms Company in Chicopee Falls, Massachusetts, 1863-1865. The carbine ha

This is a solid example of a scarce Gibbs Carbine manufactured by William F. Brooks, New York City in 1863. Only 1,052 Gibbs carbines were manufactur

This rare Civil War carbine was manufactured by the Cosmopolitan Arms Company of Hamilton, Ohio. The company was owned by E. Gwyn and A.C. Campbell. T

Fifth model Burnside carbine manufactured from 1863 to 1865. The 5th Model differs in that it has a guide screw in the center of the right side frame

This Ballard Breech-Loading Carbine was manufactured by Ball and Williams of Worchester, Massachusetts, and marketed by Merwin & Bray of New Yor...

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

Sharps New Model 1863 Civil War Carbine converted under Ordnance Department contract by the Sharps Rifle Manufacturing Company to the caliber .50-70 c

This is an example of a Model 1865 Spencer Carbine with the Stabler magazine cut-off. The receiver, loading lever, hammer, and buttplate had a casehar

Also known as the "Thunderbolt", this carbine was invented and patented by Charles and Sebre Howard circa 1862-1866 and was manufactured f...

This Gallager carbine that was manufactured by Richardson & Overman of Philadelphia with a total production about 13,000 in the 50 percussion ca...

Single fuller blade, 34 3/4" long, with "AMES MFg Co/ CHICOPEE./MASS." on the left ricasso and "1863" on the right. Brass 2...

Dual fuller blade, measuring 35 inches long with "U.S./ G.E.W./ 1865" on the right side and "MANSFIELD/ &/ LAMB/ FORESTALL RI&quo...

Straight blade, measuring 30" in length, with an etched decorative panel on each side and "WARD & STILSON./ NEW LONDON. OHIO." on...

Curved double fuller blade, measuring 36" long, with "US/ JH" on the right ricasso, and the Ames address over "1855" on the...

Single fuller blade, 25 3/4" long with "186" on the right ricasso and the Ames marking on the left. Gilt finished brass hilt with pro...

Dual quillion blade, measuring 34 3/4" long, with "U.S./ 1864/ A.G.M." on the right ricasso and "C. ROBY/ W. CHELMSFORD/ MASS.&q...

The lot consists of a Revolutionary War period infantry hanger, an early 19th century Austrian Infantry Officers sword and a Confederate Naval Cutlass

This Hall Model 1819 Rifle was manufactured by the U.S. Arsenal at Harpers Ferry, Virginia, in 1834. The rifle was subsequently converted to percussio

This carbine has the correct three groove sleeved 50RF rifling and does not have a stabler cut-off. The top of the receiver is marked "SPENCER ...

Manufactured circa 1862 - 1865, this particular example was made in 1863. Blade front and three leaf rear sights, with "STEEL H.S.L" on th...

Peabody breech-loading rifle manufactured by the Providence Tool Company, Providence, Rhode Island, around 1866. The rifle has a blued barrel and band

Purchased in quantity for use by the Federal Cavalry 1863-1864, the Burnside was very popular with the troops for it's accuracy and reliability....

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...

This was the first regulation model of a Musket made in percussion ignition at the national armories. The Model 1842 was also the last U.S. arm made i

Sharps New Model 1863 Civil War Carbine converted under Ordnance Department contract by the Sharps Rifle Manufacturing Company to the caliber .50-70 c

Published in 1899, this U.S. Army and Navy history is 14"x18", has a simulated leather pictorial embossed cover with gilt letter and paged...

1) Eagle head sword with sheath and sash, 30" straight single fuller blade, with a flat spine and a 12 1/4" panel of etched decoration on ...

Lever-action Navy pistol with eight inch barrel manufactured by the Volcanic Repeating Arms Co., circa 1856. This pistol was manufactured before Olive

This Winchester Deluxe First Model 1873 Rifle was sold on November 21, 1876, and is documented in the Winchester factory ledgers as a "1 of 100...

Overall this large display cabinet measures 7' 7" tall, 5' 11" long, 15" deep. The two cabinets measure 87" tall, 27 1/2...

Shipped in 1891. Folding bead and hooded blade front sight and adjustable sporting rear sight on the #3 barrel, with caliber markings and New Haven ad

This is a very fine example of a Third Model 1876 rifle manufactured in 1884 with a 27" octagon barrel. (The gun does not reportedly letter in ...

Winchester Model 1886 Fancy Sporting Rifle manufactured in 1894. The rifle has the desirable takedown, full-octagon, barrel and magazine and fancy gra

This is an example of a late production Winchester Model 1886 Takedown Rifle that was manufactured in 1923. The rifle has a full blue finish with varn

Winchester Deluxe Engraved Model 1876 50/95 Express Rifle with Winchester Museum letter. The rifle is signed on the lower tang by the master Wincheste

Henry lever action rifle manufactured by the New Haven Arms Company in March 1863. Rifle has the early style receiver with rear sight dovetail and ear

Forty count two piece box of UMC .44 Henry rimfire cartridges, with 4 casings. Box top has the correct green label and is printed with the number of c

Scarce two-piece box, containing 50 Winchester .44 flat rimfire cartridges with "H" stamped on the head. Box top has correct green label ...

This is an excellent example of a Winchester Model 1886 Lever Action 38-70 caliber Rifle that was manufactured in 1895. The rifle has a full octagon b

Three boxes of 20 count rifle cartridges: 1) Winchester 44-470-77 cartridges for Sharps rifle, green label, with Winchester labels on the body of box.

This Winchester Model 1892 Saddle Ring Carbine was manufactured in 1919 in the very desirable 44 WCF. The carbine has a full blue finish with oiled wa

This is an example of a very fine Winchester .22 caliber Model 1873 Rifle that was manufactured in 1889. The rifle has the distinctive .22 caliber rec