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This is an outstanding example of a Colt Model 1851 Navy revolver manufactured in 1861 with factory Number 2 engraving by Gustave Young or his shop. T

Manufactured in 1862. The top of the barrel flat has the one line "ADDRESS COL SAML COLT NEW-YORK U.S.AMERICA" marking, the cylinder is r...

This is a nice example of a 3rd Model 1851 Navy-Army revolver manufactured in 1856 in the 42000-80000 serial number range purchased by the U.S. Army p

Model 5 version, produced circa 1862. Front post sight with notch rear sight, marked with the two line New York address on top of the barrel, patent

Manufactured in 1863, with a 3 screw frame cut for a shoulder stock. The top of the barrel has the one line New York U. S. America address flanked by

This completely original revolver is one of only 3 known to exist in this, its 100% original configuration. It is accompanied by extensive documentati

This is an extraordinary custom made copy of one of the elaborate Gustave Young embellished Colt revolvers of the 1850's era. This extremely orn...

This exceptional gold and silver engraved Dragoon revolver is one of reportedly 50 produced by the Heritage Guild to commemorate the renowned American

This is a representative example of a Colt small frame Model 1855 Revolving Shotgun manufactured circa 1860 to 1863. The shotgun has a .60 caliber (20

Chiefly produced with 18 and 21 inch barrels, very few are known to have been made in this short barreled configuration. The serial number, "6&...

This Colt Model 1855 Military Rifle was made with five-shot fluted cylinder and 37 1/2-inch round barrel with semi-octagonal section at the breech. Co

This is an example of a very desirable Colt Model 1855 Deluxe full stock revolving Rifle manufactured from 1856 to 1864 that was subsequently converte

Colt manufactured approximately 1,500 of these half stock sporting rifles between 1857 and 1864. The top strap is marked "COLT'S PT / 1856&...

The Model 1855 was manufactured from 1856 to 1864 with few made in the carbine configuration. This example has a blade front sight with graduated fold

Colt manufactured approximately 1,100 of these revolving shotguns in both 10 and 20 gauge between 1860 and 1863. The top strap is marked, "COL....

8 inch powder flak with the top marked "1857" and "A.L.K. / WUJ" on one side and "BATTY / SPRINGFIELD MASS" on the oth...

Three James Dixon & Sons produced powder flasks with the following features: 1) 6 3/4", dead small game motif on one side, measuring spout;...

Four powder flasks with the following features: 1) Hawksley "net flask", 7 1/4", measuring spout; 2) "B.A. PARIS" marked, 6...

Seven powder flasks with the following features: 1) Unmarked, 4", oak leaf motif on both sides, two compartments; 2) Unmarked, 3 3/4", E. ...

1) Colt bullet mold, 31 caliber, brass body marked "31/PKT" on the side, "COLT'S/ PATENT" marked steel cutter, 2 cavity. 2) ...

1) Colt bullet mold, 44 caliber, brass body, steel cutter, 2 cavity. 2) 36 caliber Colt mold, steel construction, standard markings, 2 cavity. 3) Colt

Produced in 1858, with the distinctive four-screw frame, recoil shield cutouts and folding leaf rear sight. The shoulder stock is the third pattern, w

Manufactured in 1857, this revolver is one of Colt Model 1851's that was purchased by the U.S. Army prior to the Civil War. These U.S. Colt Mode...

Manufactured in 1862, with a 3 screw frame cut for a shoulder stock. The top of the barrel has the one line New York U. S. America address flanked by

This is an excellent example of a rare factory silver plated Model 1849 Pocket revolver that was manufactured in 1854. The top barrel flat is marked...

This Colt Model 1860 Army revolver was manufactured in 1873; the last year of production for this percussion revolver. The revolver has a high polish,

Manufactured in 1856. The top barrel flat is marked "COLT'S PT. / 1855" followed by " ADDRESS COL. COLT / HARTFORD CT U.S.A.&qu...

1) Box of fifty United Stated Cartridge Company .44 caliber cartridges labeled " CAL. 44 COLT/RIFLE CARTRIDGES/ CENTRAL FIRE". Box top and...

Manufactured in 1860, the first year of production, this revolver is one of only about 4,000 Colt Model 1860 Army Revolvers manufactured with the flu

Manufactured in 1863, this revolver is marked with the one line New York City U.S. America address with dashes at each end, marked "COLT'S ...

Manufactured in 1863, with a 3 screw frame cut for a shoulder stock. The top of the barrel has the one line New York U. S. America address flanked by

Manufactured in 1868. The top of the barrel flat has the one line "ADDRESS COL SAML COLT NEW-YORK U.S.AMERICA" marking, the mis-matched c...

The revolver has the two line Hartford barrel address, two line two July patent dates on the frame, "36 CAL" on trigger guard, and the sta...

This is an example of a factory cased Colt Model 1849 percussion Revolver manufactured in 1857. The revolver has a four-inch octagon barrel with caseh

Manufactured in 1865. Standard New York barrel address, "COLTS / PATENT" on left side of frame, and the Texas Navy scene on the cylinder. ...

Manufactured in 1861, the first year of production, this revolver is period inscribed "Col. H.A. Smalley / from his State". An internet se...

Manufactured in 1863, with a 3 screw frame cut for a shoulder stock. The top of the barrel has the one line New York U. S. America address flanked by

This Pocket Navy conversion revolver has the 4 1/2" round barrel with the ejector rod assembly attached to the barrel lug, loading gate on the ...

Produced in 1855. Pin and notch sights, with "COLT'S PT. / 1855" followed by "ADDRESS COL. COLT / HARTFORD CT U.S.A." with ...

Manufactured in 1861, this revolver is one of only about 4,000 Colt Model 1860 Army Revolvers manufactured with the fluted cylinder. These revolvers a

Manufactured in 1863. Three screw frame cut for a shoulder stock. Silver blade sight on a barrel marked "-- ADDRESS COL. SAML COLT NEW-YORK U. ...

Manufactured in 1861. Standard Hartford barrel address, "COLTS / PATENT" on left side of frame, the number "2" on left side of ...

Manufactured in 1863. Three screw frame cut for a shoulder stock. Silver blade sight on a barrel marked "-- ADDRESS COL. SAML COLT NEW-YORK U. ...

Made early in the Civil War, possibly for militia. The top of the barrel has the standard one line New York address, "COLTS / PATENT" on t...

Manufactured in 1864. Standard New York, U.S. America barrel address, "COLTS / PATENT" on left side of frame, and the Texas Navy scene on ...

Manufactured in 1856, this particular Colt Model 1849 revolver has a three-inch octagon barrel with no provision for a loading lever and small round t

Manufactured in 1851. The top barrel flat has the standard one line New York address with a dash at each end and the left side of the frame is stamped

Manufactured in 1854. Standard two line New York barrel address, "COLTS / PATENT" on the frame, the number "3" on the left side ...

Manufactured in 1862, with a 3 screw frame cut for a shoulder stock. The top of the barrel has the one line "- ADDRESS COL. SAM'L COLT NEW-...

Manufactured early in the first year of production, 1861, with the top of the barrel marked "ADDRESS SAML COLT HARTFORD CT", the left side...

This is a fine example of an early Model 1875 Officer's Model Trapdoor Rifle as made by Springfield Armory at the special request of various U.S...

High grade mounted officer's saber made between 1820 and 1840. This style of saber was used primarily by mounted light artillery officers and st...

This massive fighting knife has an 11 3/4 inch spear point blade and a nearly 4 inch long brass cross-guard. Fitted with slab-sided walnut grips secur

This is an example of an early example of the Model 1875 "Sporting Rifle" as specially made by Springfield Armory at the special request o...

This is an example of a scarce, one of the 1000 experimental Model 1886 Carbines manufactured by Springfield Armory for cavalry troop trials. These ca

The correct Model 1879 pattern rear sight is marked with a "C" (carbine) on the left side, and the left side of the barrel is stamped with...

Performed at Springfield Armory circa 1871, this conversion used the Burnside marked Model 1865 carbine receiver fitted with a new 32 1/2" roun...

This carbine features the improved buckhorn rear sight with the "C" and base markings moved from the right to the left side of the sight, ...

This is an excellent example of a late production Model 1884 Rifle manufactured in 1889, with Buffington rear sight and blade front sight with square

A scarce example of the 3,422 Model 1869 Cadet Rifles manufactured by Springfield Armory between 1869 and 1876. The rifle has the distinctive short ba

The lock plate is dated "1864" behind the hammer and is marked with the eagle/shield motif and "U.S. / Springfield" in front of ...

Manufactured from 1871 to 1872. Fixed front sight, folding ladder rear sight graduated to 900 yards and leather sling. Left side of receiver marked ...

These scarce rifles were manufactured with the same action as the Winchester-Lee Straight Pull Rifle adopted by the U.S. Navy in 1895 and chambered fo

This model is also known as the Hotchkiss Magazine Gun or the Model 1883. This was the first bolt action made by Winchester and it was designed for sp

Also known as the Hotchkiss Magazine Gun or the Model 1883, this was the first bolt action made by Winchester. Blade front and "ski-slope"...

Blade/ lug front sight and "RL" marked buckhorn rear sight. The barrel is marked "U.S." and "V/ P" near the breech and...

This is a late production U.S. Springfield Model 1884 Rifle that was manufactured in 1889. The rifle has a blued barrel, bands, lock plate, hammer, tr

This is a fine representative example of a U.S. Springfield Armory Model 1871 Rolling Block Rifle, as made on a royalty agreement with Remington in 18

The rear of the barrel is correctly marked with the "V P eagle head P" proof and inspection marks, with the top of the breech marked with ...

This is an example of a Model 1884 rifle with a Buffington rear sight and a hooded blade front sight. The barrel, hammer, lock, trigger guard and butt

Fitted with a blade front and "R" marked Buffington adjustable rear sights. The breech end is marked "V/P/ eagle/ P" on the left...

This is an example of one of the Model 1898 Krag .22 caliber Gallery Practice rifles manufactured by Springfield Armory. The rifle has the distinctive

This is a very nice example of a Springfield Model 1898 rifle manufactured in 1902.The left side of the receiver is marked "U.S. / MODEL 1898. ...

The rifle has the 1896 rear sight and the left side of the receiver is marked: "U.S. / MODEL 1896. SPRINGFIELD ARMORY." followed by the se...

A) The left side of the receiver is marked "U.S. / MODEL 1898. SPRINGFIELD ARMORY" with the serial number. It is fitted with the standard ...

Spanish Army lion head machete with sheath. The machete has a heavy 16-inch clip point blade and is 2 1/4 inches wide at the hilt. The blade is boldly

This is a rare original Bruce feed for a Colt Gatling gun. It consists of a brass frame that holds a swinging bar with a pair of machined slots that w

Displayed in a 6 3/8" square frame, the gatling gun plate is from a 1883 Colt Gatling Gun. Typically this plate would be affixed to the breech ...

This is an original U.S. aiming bar for a Model 1883 Gatling Gun (will also work on other models). It measures 32 1/2" long. D.F.C. inspector i...

1) Original 1" diameter, 4" long gatling gun rim fire round. 2) Original 1" diameter, 4 1/2" long multi-ball load for gatling gu...

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 ...

Fitted with an original, replacement heavy barrel marked "Old Reliable" is in an octagon box and followed by "SHARPS RIFLE CO. BRIDGE...

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 a solid example of an extremely rare Sharps Model 1877 rifle with blued barrel, casehardened receiver, lock plate and lever and smooth oil-fin

A rare example of the approximately 320 Sharps Model 1853 Slant-Breech Shotguns manufactured by the Sharps Rifle Co., in Hartford, Connecticut, betwee

Oil painting on canvas depicting a stagecoach robbery scene by Jim Smith (see image). Signed by the artist. Canvas: 48"x30". Wooden fram...

Oil painting on canvas depicting a cowboy campfire scene by Jim Smith (see image). Signed by the artist. Canvas: 47"x24". Wooden frame: 53...

1) Depiction of a cowboy and his donkey over looking a lake (see image). Canvas: 14"x11". Frame: 18 1/2"x15 1/2". Signed and da...

Three Eugene Clay oil paintings: 1) "Gold Rush Banking at Angel's Camp", an oil painting in the "Famous Mining Camp" series....

1) Depiction of a Native American chief using an array of colorful oil paints (see image). Canvas 11"x14". Frame: 20 1/2"x23 1/2"...

1) Depiction of a stagecoach set against a mountain range (see image). Canvas: 30"x20". Frame: 38"x28". Signed and dated by the ...