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Rare, completely original, Model 1851 Navy type revolver manufactured by Leech & Rigdon at Greensboro, Georgia in 1863 as part of a 1500 gun con...

This is an extremely rare example of the estimated 400-700 percussion, muzzle-loading carbines manufactured by Bilharz, Hall and Co., of Pittsylvania,

Springfield Armory Model 1855 Rifle-Musket manufactured in 1860. The musket has the distinctive Maynard tape primer on the lock. The stock has the iro

Manufactured from 1863-1865 with a total production of about 50,000, the Spencer was one of the most widely used and popular Civil War firearms. Fixed

Blade front and ladder (minus crossbar) rear sights, with the left side of the breech marked "25" twice among crossed scepter and crown/ l...

U.S. contract Starr Arms Company single action percussion revolver. The Starr Arms Company of New York City manufactured nearly 32,000 single action r

Manufactured from 1863 to 1878 with a total production of about 22,000. Marked "PATENTED SEPT. 14, 1858 / E. REMINGTON & SONS. ILION, NEW-...

This excellent original Civil War Model 1858 double action revolver was manufactured under government contract by the Starr Arms Co., of New York, Ne

Brass cone front and screw groove rear sights, with "PETTENGILL'S / PATENT 1856" on top of the frame and "RAYMOND & ROBITALLE...

Due to the low serial number and unique panel scene engraving, writer believes it to have been made for exhibition or presentation to a person of infl

This is an example of a U.S. Martially Inspected Army Model Pettengill double action revolver. 2,000 of the 3,400 produced were delivered to the Ordna

A truly unique, Hammond's patent breech loading carbine. One may recognize the action as Hammond also made a 44RF caliber pistol called the Bull...

This is a unique example of a British Needham breech-loading percussion carbine. The carbine features a pivoting breech with down-turned lever and sid

This exceedingly rare example of a Lindner beech-loading carbine was manufactured by Edward Lindner at the Amoskeag Manufacturing Company Armory in Ma

This is an unissued original example of a Burnside Model 1864 Civil War carbine. This carbine has the distinctive guide screw in the right side of the

This is a solid example of a rare Civil War carbine was manufactured by the Cosmopolitan Arms Company of Hamilton, Ohio. The company was owned by E. G

Type I, "Union Carbine" manufactured by Edward Gwyn and Abner Campbell of Hamilton, Ohio, in 1863. The carbine has a part-round/part octag...

Manufactured from 1844 to 1855 Marked 1853 on barrel tang with the eagle shield over "US" in front of the hammer and "SPRING / FIELD ...

This excellent original Model 1863 Double Rifle-Musket was manufactured by J.P. Lindsay of New York. Lindsay manufactured approximately 1000 of these

Remington Model 1863 "Zouave" Percussion Rifle manufactured in 1863. The rifle has a heavy blued barrel, casehardened lock, hammer, and ba...

This is an excellent example of a professionally restored Sharps Model 1874 Sporting Rifle. The top barrel flat is marked "Old Reliable" i...

This is a nice example of a Sharps carbine that has been converted to cartridge and according to the consignors notes was originally a carbine. The to

Manufactured from 1863-1865, the Spencer was one of the most widely used and popular Civil War firearms. Combination trigger guard and lever operates

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

Manufactured from 1861 to the mid-1860s with approximately 20,000 produced. Approximately 12,000 were made on government contracts, while the balance

This is a nice example of a Civil War Model 1858 double-action revolver manufactured under government contract by the Starr Arms Co., of New York, Ne

Cone front and groove rear sights, with "PETTENGILLS/ PATENT 1856" on the right side of the sighting groove and "RAYMOND & ROBITA...

Marked "PATENTED DEC. 17, 1861 / MANUFACTURED BY REMINGTON'S ILION, N.Y." on top of the barrel. The patent was for the grooved lever t...

Manufactured from 1863-1875. Fixed pinched blade front sight and notched rear sight. The top barrel flat is marked "PATENTED SEPT. 14. 1858 / ...

Manufactured by Charles Buss of Marlboro, N.H. circa 1855, with less than 25 produced and only 5 known to exist, including the patent model. Intended

Covered by patent #16575 (Brettel & Frisbie, 10 Feb 1857), less than six of these revolvers are known to collectors today (see, for example, Sel...

Produced in the late 1850s as one of around 300 Third Model Pettengill revolvers. Pin and notch sights, with the top of the frame marked "PETTE...

Constructed from mahogany, iron and brass, this is the original model for patent #16575, issued 10 February 1857 to Francis S. Brettell and Joseph B.

Also known as the John Brown Model, this Maynard primed belt revolver was manufactured from 1851 to 1857 with about 1000 produced. The 31 caliber, 6

A) Manhattan Fire Arms Company, Navy Type percussion revolver manufactured circa 1864. This "Series IV" revolver has a blued barrel and cy...

Sharps, three-band, New Model of 1863 Breech-Loading Rifle manufactured in 1864-1865. The rifle has a blue barrel with casehardened, barrel bands, rec

The Sharps Carbine was the most widely issued and important Federal Civil War cavalry carbine. This New Model 1863 Carbine has a military blue barrel,

This particular carbine is chambered in the rare 40-70 cartridge rather than the standard 50-70 caliber found on these carbines. The top of the barrel

Civil War Sharps New Model 1863 Carbine that was one of the 31,098 carbines converted by Sharps to fire the .50-70 center fire cartridge. This carbine

Model 1850 Staff & Field Officer's Sword with inscribed scabbard. The scabbard throat is engraved with the inscription: "Geo. H. Cramm/...

Straight single fuller blade, measuring 32 1/2" long, showing a 17 1/2" niter blue panel with gold accented engraving, showing floral and ...

Single fuller blade, 25 3/4" long with single fullers, "anchor/ 1861" on the right ricasso and a faint Ames marking on the left. Gilt...

28 inch, curved, single edge blade, with a single fuller becoming double fullers near the tip and extensive etching on each side including "UNI...

The saber has a 31 1/2" curved single fuller blade, with the faint Ames address on the left ricasso and "U.S./ A.D.K./ 1862" on the r...

Curved dual fuller blade, measuring 35" in length, with "U.S./ D.F.M./ 1864" on the right side of the ricasso and "EMERSON/&...

Produced in Solingen, Germany and sold by James P. Fitch of New York City. Blade is 32 3/4" long, with dual quillions, etched patriotic and scr...

Blade is 35" long, with dual fullers, "U.S./ A.D.K./ 1865" on the right ricasso and "Made by/ AMES MFG CO/ CHICOPEE/ MASS" ...

Model 1855 Percussion Rifle-Musket manufactured at the U.S. Armory at Harpers Ferry, Virginia, in 1858. The musket has the distinctive Maynard tape pr

This is an example of a Model 1833 breech loading carbine manufactured by Simeon North of Middletown, Connecticut between 1834 and 1839. The Model 183

This Model 1863 Type I rifled musket has a blade front sight/bayonet lug and two leaf rear sight on a barrel marked with the "V P eagle head&qu...