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F390. A
DUG ENFIELD CUT DOWN TO CAVALRY CARBINE LENGTH, YOU SEE A LOT OF THESE IN NON -
DUG CONDITION, BUT THIS IS THE ONLY DUG CUT DOWN MUSKET I'VE SEEN IN MANY A
YEAR,
WAS FOUND IN A CONFEDERATE CAVALRY CAMP HERE IN MIDDLE TN, THE IRON IS IN VERY
GOOD DUG CONDITION, BARREL IS 25" LONG, THE TRIGGER GUARD IS IN TWO AT THE FRONT
SCREW HOLE AND GLUED BACK TOGETHER, INTERESTING RELIC THAT DISPLAYS GREAT
$495.00
F389. BOOT PISTOL IN
EXCELLENT DUG CONDITION, THE IRON IS VERY STRONG AND STABLE, 7" LONG
WITH A 4" BARREL, APPROX. .40 CALIBER, GUN IS COMPLETE EXCEPT FOR THE WOOD
GRIPS, HAS
AN EVEN DARK BROWN PATINA, EXCELLENT DUG WEAPON TO ADD TO YOUR COLLECTION
$295.00
F388. REMINGTON
NEW MODEL .44 ARMY REVOLVER IN VERY GOOD CONDITION, METAL IS IN GREAT
SHAPE WITH A DARK PATINA AND SEVERAL CLEAR INSPECTOR'S MARKS, BARREL HAS CLEAR
REMINGTON'S MARKING, ACTION IS CRISP AND FUNCTIONS LIKE NEW, ALL NIPPLES ARE IN
GOOD CONDITION, WALNUT GRIPS ARE IN GOOD SHAPE WITH A HAIRLINE CRACK ON EITHER
SIDE, TRACES OF THE INSPECTOR'S CARTOUCHE ON THE LEFT SIDE, HAS THE EARLY
MORTISED
CONE FRONT SIGHT, EARLY SERIAL NUMBER OF 28098 ( NUMBERING CONTINUED FROM THE
OLD
MODEL AND BEGAN AT APPROX. 15,000 ), GREAT REVOLVER YOU WILL PROUDLY DISPLAY
$1,195.00
F387.
GREAT LOOKING DOUBLE BARREL POCKET PISTOL IN VERY GOOD CONDITION, APPROX. .40
CALIBER, 3.5" BARRELS, ONE PIECE WOOD GRIP IS IN EXCELLENT SHAPE, ACTION WORKS
WELL,
METAL HAS A DARK ATTIC PATINA AND THE PISTOL APPEARS TO HAVE BEEN LIGHTLY COATED
AT SOME TIME, ONLY MARKING IS A 51 ON THE UNDERSIDE OF THE BREECH BLOCK, VERY
NICE
EXAMPLE OF A WEAPON WIDELY CARRIED DURING THE WAR
$295.00
F386. MODEL 1795
SPRINGFIELD MUSKET CONVERTED TO PERCUSSION IN VERY GOOD CONDITION,
YOU CAN JUST IMAGINE THE HISTORY THIS WEAPON HAS WITNESSED WHEN YOU HOLD IT, IT
WILL CELEBRATE ITS 200th BIRTHDAY IN 2011, THE STOCK IS IN VERY GOOD SHAPE WITH
ONLY
SLIGHT BUMPS AND BRUISES AND A COUPLE OF SMALL CRACKS, THE METAL IS ALSO IN VERY
GOOD CONDITION WITH A DARK PATINA BUT NO PITTING, THE LOCK PLATE IS MARKED WITH
A SCRIPT U S / EAGLE / SPRINGFIELD AHEAD OF THE HAMMER AND DATED 1811 TO ITS
REVERSE,
THE BUTT PLATE IS ALSO STAMPED 1811, THE BARREL HAS VERY CLEAR P / V / AND EAGLE
HEAD
PROOFS, ACTION IS VERY TIGHT AND CATCHES IN HALF AND FULL COCK POSITIONS AND
WORKS
WELL, RAM ROD IS A REPLACEMENT, TRIGGER GUARD IS SLIGHTLY LOOSE ON THE FORWARD
END
.69 CALIBER WITH A 45" LONG BARREL AND 60" OVERALL LENGTH, THIS IS A HUGELY
HISTORICAL
WEAPON IN WONDERFUL SHAPE CONSIDERING ITS AGE
$845.00
F384. MODEL 1816 CONVERSION
MUSKET MADE BY ASA WATERS OF MILLBURY, MASSACHUSETTS, IN
VERY GOOD CONDITION, METAL IS SMOOTH WITH A DARK BROWN PATINA, THE WALNUT STOCK
IS ALSO IN GOOD SHAPE WITH ONLY EXPECTED BUMPS AND BRUISES FROM SERVICE, HAS TWO
CLEARLY VISIBLE INSPECTOR'S CARTOUCHES, THE LOCK PLATE IS MARKED MILLBURY / 1829
BEHIND THE HAMMER AND U.S. / A. WATERS FORWARD OF THE HAMMER, ACTION IS TIGHT
AND
WORKS WELL, HAS CORRECT STYLE REPLACEMENT RAMROD, RETAINS BOTH SLING SWIVELS, A
NICE EXAMPLE THAT NO DOUBT SAW SERVICE IN BOTH THE MEXICAN WAR AND THE CIVIL WAR
$950.00
F383. TRYON POCKET PISTOL IN
VERY GOOD CONDITION, APPROX. .40 CALIBER, BARREL IS JUST OVER
3" LONG, HAS A HIDDEN TRIGGER THAT DROPS OUT OF THE BREECH BLOCK WHEN THE HAMMER
IS COCKED, NICE ENGRAVING AND A SILVER INLAY IN THE GRIP, WOOD GRIP IS ALSO IN
VERY
GOOD CONDITION, BARREL WILL STILL UNSCREW AND THE ACTION WORKS WELL, TRYON WAS
A MAKER IN PHILADELPHIA BUT ALSO IMPORTED ARMS, THIS PISTOL IS MARKED TRYON ON
THE
LEFT AND LONDON ON THE RIGHT, SCARCE WEAPON TO FIND
$395.00
F376.
AUSTRIAN MODEL 1849 LONG RIFLE MORE COMMONLY REFERRED TO AS A "GARIBALDI" IN
VERY GOOD CONDITION, THE METAL IS PIT FREE WITH A DARK ATTIC PATINA, THE BEECH
WOOD STOCK IS IN GREAT SHAPE, BRASS FURNITURE GIVES THIS MODEL EXCELLENT EYE
APPEAL, THE ACTION IS TIGHT AND WORKS VERY WELL, MASSIVE .71 CALIBER BARREL HAS
THE LONG RANGE REAR SIGHT, MISSING THE SLING SWIVELS, HAS ORIGINAL RAMROD, THIS
WEAPON IS IN MUCH BETTER CONDITION THAN MOST AND DISPLAYS GREAT
$895.00
F375.
COLT MODEL 1849 .31 CALIBER POCKET REVOLVER IN VERY GOOD CONDITION, THE METAL
PIT FREE WITH A MEDIUM GRAY PATINA, THE 6 SHOT CYLINDER RETAINS THE STAGECOACH
HOLD-UP SCENE BUT IT IS FAINT, FIVE INCH BARREL HAS A STRONG COLT'S NEW YORK
ADDRESS, ACTION IS CRISP AND WORKS WELL, ALL MATCHING NUMBERS OF 225110 DENOTING
AN 1862 PRODUCTION DATE, THE WALNUT GRIPS ARE IN GREAT SHAPE AND HAVE MOST OF
THE ORIGINAL VARNISH REMAINING, THE VERY TOP TIP OF THE LOADING LEVER HAS A
SMALL
PIECE MISSING AND ONE SCREW APPEARS TO BE A REPLACEMENT, OTHERWISE THIS IS A
GREAT
POCKET COLT MUCH NICER THAN MOST
$1,095.00
F374.
MODEL 1854 AUSTRIAN LORENZ RIFLE-MUSKET IN GOOD CONDITION, THE METAL PARTS ARE
SMOOTH AND PIT FREE WITH MEDIUM BROWN PATINA, THE LOCK PLATE IS MARKED 858
DENOTING AN 1858 PRODUCTION, THE BEECH WOOD STOCK IS ALSO IN GOOD CONDITION,
HAS THE BLOCK REAR SIGHT, ACTION IS TIGHT AND WORKS WELL, HAS AN ORIGINAL PERIOD
REPLACED RAMROD FROM A SPRINGFIELD MUSKET, THIS GUN WAS SECOND ONLY TO THE
ENFIELD IN IMPORTS WITH THE FEDERALS IMPORTING APPROX. 250,000 AND THE
CONFEDERACY
100,000 MANY OF WHICH WENT TO THE ARMY OF TN
$895.00
F369.
INTERESTING WEAPON, A MODEL 1816 MUSKET MADE BY H. OSBORNE OF SPRINGFIELD, MASS
THE GUN HAS A VERY CRUDE DRUM BOLSTER CONVERSION THAT VERY MUCH APPEARS TO BE
A CONFEDERATE CONVERSION, THE METAL IS SMOOTH AND FREE OF PITTING, BREECH PLUG
IS
DATED 1833, BREECH OF BARREL IS STAMPED U S AND INSPECTOR INITIALS A H AND HAS
THE
P IN A CIRCLE PROOF MARK, THE WALNUT STOCK IS IN GOOD CONDITION, THERE IS A
SMALL
SECTION MISSING MISSING BESIDE THE HAMMER, HAMMER ONLY CATCHES IN ONE POSITION,
ORIGINAL RAMROD, THIS WEAPON COMES FROM AN OLD NC COLLECTION AND HAS NOT BEEN
ON THE MARKET FOR 60 YEARS, GREAT GUN THAT DISPLAYS WELL WITH VERY STRONG C S
ASSOCIATION
$1,085.00
F367.
FRENCH MODEL 1853 RIFLE IN VERY GOOD CONDITION, 49.75" OVERALL LENGTH WITH A
34.25"
.71 CALIBER BARREL, THE METAL RETAINS MUCH OF ITS BRIGHT FINISH BUT HAS BEGUN TO
BROWN, THE WALNUT STOCK IS IN VERY GOOD CONDITION ALSO, WHILE THIS IS A FRENCH
RIFLE IT WAS MANUFACTURED IN LIEGE, BELGIUM AS MOST OF THE CIVIL WAR IMPORTS
WERE,
IT WAS MADE BY E. MUNSEUR AND IS SO MARKED ON THE LOCKPLATE AND THE BUTT STOCK,
THE BUTT STOCK ALSO HAS THE INITIALS T S CARVED ON THE RIGHT SIDE AND R M D
TAPPED
LIGHTLY ONTO THE LEFT, REAR SLING SWIVEL AND REAR SIGHT ARE MISSING, ACTION
WORKS
WELL, HAS THE CORRECT STYLE RAMROD BUT IT IS A REPLACEMENT, THE 1862 CONFEDERATE
ORDNANCE MANUAL DESCRIBES A BELGIUM RIFLE OF THIS TYPE IT IS BELIEVED THAT THEY
WERE PART OF A SHIPMENT OF ARMS THAT ENTERED THE SAVANNAH, GA PORT ON SEPT. 16,
1861,
THE U S ALSO PURCHASED THIS MODEL
$845.00
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