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This lot consists of three boxes of Frankford Arsenal produced Cavalry SAA/Schoefield Cartridges. The top of the three boxes are marked "12 / R...

25 inch 4 gauge brass barrel (length includes the cascable). Brass fittings with a wooden carrriage mounted with two small wooden wheels on the front.

An 11 inch seat with brass molding and brass stirrups. Black leather construction with leather skirt, girth strap, and stirrup straps. The Grimsley Ar

Custer period cavalry holster rig. The group consists of: (1) Model 1872 Cavalry Saber Belt with, 1872 cast brass "US" belt plate, detacha...

Fitted with a heavy barrel marked "Old Reliable" is in an octagon box and followed by "SHARPS RIFLE CO. BRIDGEPORT. CONN." ahea...

This Bridgeport manufactured Model 1874 was made circa 1871 to 1881 (the Model 1874 was not applied to the gun for a few years after production began)

This Bridgeport manufactured Model 1874 was made circa 1871 to 1881 (the Model 1874 was not applied to the gun for a few years after production began)

This is an excellent example of a rare Model 1869 Sporting Rifle manufactured by the Sharps Rifle Company in Hartford, Connecticut, between 1869 and 1

This is a solid example of a Sharps Model 1874 Sporting Rifle manufactured in 1875 by the Sharps Rifle Company. The top barrel flat is marked with the

Unmarked heavy barrel that gauges at 45 caliber, sights removed and a 31 1/2" tube scope mounted on the barrel with dovetailed bases. The left ...