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F451.
SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1855 RIFLE-MUSKET IN VERY GOOD CONDITION, ONE OF THE PRIMARY
WEAPONS OF THE CIVIL WAR AND THE FIRST U.S. MARTIAL ARM TO FIRE THE .58 CALIBER
MINIE
THE METAL IS SMOOTH WITH A PLEASING ATTIC BROWN PATINA, THE BARREL AT THE BREECH
HAS SOME PITTING FROM THE POWDER RESIDUE LETTING US KNOW THIS GUN SAW A LOT OF
ACTION, THE WALNUT STOCK IS IN GOOD SHAPE WITH A FEW EXPECTED BUMPS, HAS THE
LONG
RANGE REAR SIGHT FOUND ON THE EARLY PRODUCTION GUNS, THE ACTION IS TIGHT AND
CRISP
AND THE MAYNARD TAPE PRIMER STILL FUNCTIONS WELL, LOCK PLATE HAS GOOD EAGLE AND
SPRINGFIELD MARKS, DATED 1858, ORIGINAL RAMROD AND SLING SWIVELS, THIS GUN CAME
FROM
A LOCAL TENNESSEE FAMILY, RARE TO FIND AN "UNMESSED" WITH MODEL 1855
$1,595.00
F450.
MODEL 1822 FRENCH RIFLED MUSKET, THESE ARMS WERE ORIGINALLY MADE AS FLINTLOCKS
AND CONVERTED TO PERCUSSION, A GREAT MANY OF THESE WERE IMPORTED FOR USE IN THE
WAR, THIS IS A VERY ATTRACTIVE WEAPON AND IS IN GREAT CONDITION FOR ITS AGE, THE
METAL
IS SMOOTH WITH A DARK BROWN ATTIC PATINA, THE WALNUT STOCK IS IN VERY GOOD
SHAPE,
HAS BOTH SLING SWIVELS, ORIGINAL RAMROD, AND THE LONG-RANGE REAR SIGHT, THE
SIGHT
IS MISSING ONE OF THE ARMS THAT THE V BLOCK SLIDES UP AND DOWN ON, THE ACTION
ACTION
WORKS GREAT, HERE IS AN OPPORTUNITY TO OWN AN ORIGINAL CIVIL WAR WEAPON THAT WAS
MOST LIKELY USED THE DURATION OF THE WAR WITHOUT BREAKING THE BANK
$795.00
F447.
SMITH CARBINE, LOOKS LIKE THIS GUN MUST HAVE SPENT SOME TIME IN A DAMP AREA, THE
METAL PARTS HAVE UNIFORM SURFACE PITTING, APPEARS TO HAVE BEEN CLEANED AT SOME
TIME, ALL MARKINGS ARE VERY CLEAR, SERIAL NUMBERED 20083, THE WALNUT STOCK IS IN
VERY GOOD CONDITION WITH THE CARTOUCHE STILL VISIBLE ON THE LEFT SIDE, THE BORE
IS
CLEAN AND HAS GOOD RIFLING, THE ACTION IS CRISP AND TIGHT, HAS THE LONG RANGE
REAR
SIGHT BUT THE SLIDE IS FROZE IN PLACE, THIS IS A WEAPON THAT SAW ACTION BUT
STILL
DISPLAYS GREAT AT A FRACTION OF THE PRICE OF ONE THAT IS IN ONLY SLIGHTLY BETTER
SHAPE
$995.00
F446.
WATERS MODEL 1836 CONVERSION PISTOL IN GOOD CONDITION, THE LOCK PLATE HAS CLEAR
A. WATERS / MILBURY, MS / 1838 MARKINGS, THE BARREL IS STAMPED U S/ JCS / P, THE
METAL IS
SMOOTH WITH A VERY DARK ATTIC BROWN PATINA, THE RAM ROD IS MISSING, ACTION WORKS
WELL, THIS WEAPON MOST LIKELY SAW SERVICE IN THE MEXICAN WAR AND WAS CONVERTED
TO PERCUSSION FOR THE CIVIL WAR, THE CONVERSION IS CRUDE AND HAS A VERY DEFINITE
CONFEDERATE LOOK TO IT, 8.5" LONG .54 CALIBER BARREL HAS THE BRASS FRONT SIGHT
AND
OVAL SHAPED REAR SIGHT ON THE BARREL TANG, VERY HISTORICAL U S ISSUED WEAPON
THAT
NO DOUBT SAW SERVICE IN TWO MAJOR CONFLICTS
$585.00
F445.
ETHAN AND ALLEN CENTER HAMMER PISTOL IN SEMI-RELIC CONDITION, APPEARS TO HAVE
BEEN AN EARLY BATTLEFIELD FIND OR SPENT SEVERAL YEARS IN AN OUTBUILDING, THE
METAL
HAS A DARK PATINA AND VERY MINIMAL UNIFORM SURFACE PITTING, HAMMER WILL MOVE
BUT THE TRIGGER IS FROZE IN PLACE, THE WALNUT GRIPS ARE IN VERY GOOD SHAPE, HAS
THE
DESIRABLE 7" BARREL IN .36 CALIBER, THESE WERE A FAVORITE BACKUP WEAPON AND WILL
LOOK GREAT IN EITHER A RELIC OR WEAPON DISPLAY
$235.00
F442.
COLT MODEL 1862 POLICE REVOLVER IN GOOD CONDITION, THE METAL HAS A DARK GRAY
PATINA WITH NO PITTING BUT A SLIGHT SURFACE TEXTURING, THE 4.5" BARREL HAS A
VERY
CLEAR COLT'S NEW YORK ADDRESS STAMPING, HAS AN EARLY SERIAL NUMBER OF 5084 WITH
ALL NUMBERS MATCHING INCLUDING THE WEDGE, .36 CALIBER FIVE SHOT FLUTED CYLINDER,
THE ACTION IS CRISP AND FUNCTIONS WELL, THE WALNUT GRIPS ARE IN GREAT SHAPE AND
RETAIN MUCH OF THE ORIGINAL VARNISH, OVERALL A SCARCE COLT POLICE THAT SAW
ACTION
BUT IS STILL IN GOOD DISPLAYABLE CONDITION
$1,095.00
F440.
MODEL 1861 RELIC SPRINGFIELD RIFLE, THIS IS ONE OF THE VERY BEST BATTLEFIELD
PICK-UP
RIFLES I'VE EVER SEEN, IT WAS RECOVERED IN JONESBORO, GA, NO DOUBT LOST BY ONE
OF
SHERMAN'S MEN ON THEIR MARCH TO THE SEA, THE WOOD IS VERY DRY BUT IN AMAZING
CONDITION, IT IS MISSING THE RAMROD AND THE TRIGGER GUARD, THE BUTT STOCK HAS AN
N CARVED INTO IT, THE MAINSPRING IS APPARENTLY BROKE AS THE HAMMER WILL MOVE
FREELY, YOU CAN STILL CLEARLY SEE THE 1861 DATE ON THE LOCK PLATE, THIS IS A
SUPERB
RELIC THAT WILL BE A CENTERPIECE IN ANY COLLECTION
$695.00
F437. COLT
MODEL 1851 NAVY REVOLVER IN GOOD SHAPE, THE METAL HAS A MOTTLED MEDIUM GRAY
PATINA, NO PITTING BUT SOME SURFACE TEXTURING, BARREL HAS THE ONE LINE COLT
ADDRESS,
IT SHOWS SOME HOLSTER WEAR BUT IS EASILY READABLE, ACTION IS CRISP AND WORKS
WELL,
ALL MATCHING NUMBERS OF 183893, DENOTING A LATE 1864 EARLY 1865 PRODUCTION DATE,
THE
WALNUT GRIPS ARE IN VERY GOOD CONDITION, HAS THE SMALL SQUARE TRIGGER GUARD,
NICE
DISPLAYABLE NAVY THAT WON'T BREAK THE BANK
$1,095.00
F434.
SUPER SAVAGE NAVY REVOLVER IN RELIC CONDITION, THIS WEAPON IS OUT OF THE LATE
MIKE MINOR COLLECTION, THIS APPEARS TO HAVE BEEN A VERY EARLY BATTLEFIELD PICK -
UP, THE IRON IS IN GREAT SHAPE WITH A NEARLY BLACK PATINA AND ONLY THE SLIGHTEST
OF SURFACE PITTING, HAS THE VERY UNIQUE HEART SHAPED TRIGGER GUARD, HAMMER IS
MISSING, VERY DIFFICULT RELIC REVOLVER TO FIND AND WILL BE A CENTERPIECE IN YOUR
COLLECTION
$645.00
F411. ALLEN AND
THURBER SIX SHOT PEPPERBOX IN GOOD CONDITION, METAL IS SMOOTH WITH A
DARK PATINA WITH SOME BRIGHT AREAS STILL SHOWING THROUGH, THE FOUR INCH BARREL
IS
MARKED ALLEN & THURBER / WORCESTER, THE MARKING IS VISIBLE BUT FAINT, THE BAR
HAMMER
IS MARKED ALLEN'S PATENT / 1845, AGAIN READABLE BUT FAINT, THE FRAME AND NIPPLE
GUARD
HAVE SCROLL ENGRAVING, MISSING TRIGGER GUARD, THE WALNUT GRIPS ARE IN VERY GOOD
SHAPE, THE RIGHT SIDE HAS A SMALL CRACK AT THE BASE, ACTION IS CRISP AND WORKS
VERY
WELL, THIS WEAPON WAS MANUFACTURED BETWEEN 1847 - 1854, THESE WERE CARRIED BY
MANY
OFFICER'S BOTH NORTH AND SOUTH, DISPLAYS WELL
$485.00
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