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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/...