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F529.
BOOT PISTOL, THIS WEAPON IS IN GREAT SHAPE EXCEPT THE TIP OF THE HAMMER IS
BROKEN OFF, .44 CALIBER
WITH A 2.5" BARREL, THE BREECH BLOCK HAS DECORATIVE ENGRAVING, WOOD GRIP IS IN
EXCELLENT SHAPE,
THE ACTION IS STRONG AND WORKS WELL, THESE WERE WIDELY CARRIED AS A LAST LINE OF
PERSONAL
DEFENSE
$165.00
F524.
MODEL 1842 SPRINGFIELD MUSKET DATED 1849, IS IN VERY GOOD SHAPE FOR BEING 161
YEARS OLD,
THE METAL HAS A DARK PATINA AND UNIFORM VERY SLIGHT SURFACE PITTING, THE U S AND
EAGLE
ON THE LOCKPLATE ARE VISIBLE BUT VERY FAINT, SPRINGFIELD / 1849 IS FAIRLY EASY
TO SEE, THE
BARREL HAS A VERY CLEAR V/P/EAGLE STAMPING, THE WALNUT STOCK IS IN GOOD
SHAPE WITH A
FEW BUMPS AND BRUISES FROM USE, THE RAMROD AND NIPPLE ARE REPLACEMENTS, THE
MODEL 40
HAS THE DISTINCTIONS OF BEING THE FIRST U S REGULATION MUSKET MADE AT THE
NATIONAL
ARMORIES, IT WAS THE LAST SMOOTHBORE .69 CALIBER MUSKET, AND THE FIRST U S
WEAPON MADE
AT BOTH THE SPRINGFIELD AND HARPERS FERRY ARMORIES WITH FULLY INTERCHANGEABLE
PARTS,
VERY HISTORIC WEAPON THAT DISPLAYS WELL
$795.00
F523.
JOSLYN CARBINE, THIS WEAPON IS IN GOOD CONDITION BUT DEFINITLY SAW USE, THE
METAL HAS
A DARK PATINA, NO PITTING BUT WITH A SLIGHT TEXTURE TO THE SURFACE, THE LOCK
PLATE IS
MARKED JOSLYN FIREARMS CO / STONINGTON / CONN, THE REAR OF THE BREECH BLOCK IS
ALSO
MARKED BUT MOSTLY WORN AWAY, THE WALNUT STOCK HAS SEVERAL SMALL BUMPS AND
BRUISES
FROM HOURS IN THE SADDLE BUT NOTHING MAJOR, YOU CAN STILL SEE THE OUTLINE OF THE
INSPECTOR'S CARTOUCHE ON THE LEFT SIDE, IS MISSING THE REAR SIGHT AND SADDLE
RING, THE
BUTT PLATE HAS A CLEAR U S STAMPING, THE ACTION IS CRISP AND FUNCTIONS WELL,
BARREL STILL
HAS DECENT RIFLING BUT NEEDS A CLEANING, MATCHING EARLY 4393 SERIAL NUMBERS, IF
YOU ARE
LOOKING FOR A MINT EXAMPLE THIS ONE ISN'T FOR YOU BUT IF YOU WANT A WEAPON THAT
NO
DOUBT SAW A LOT OF SERVICE BUT WAS WELL CARED FOR YOU'LL LOVE THIS JOSLYN
$1,265.00
F521.
RELIC SAVAGE REVOLVER, METAL IS IN VERY GOOD CONDITION WITH ONLY MINIMAL SURFACE
PITTING, YOU CAN STILL READ MOST OF THE SAVAGE INFO ON THE TOP STRAP, ALL MOVING
PARTS
ARE FROZE IN PLACE, COOLEST THING IS THIS REVOLVER TOOK SOME TYPE OF SEVERE
BLOW, THE
GRIP WAS BROKEN OFF AND THE TRIGGER GUARD HAS BEEN PUSHED FORWARD, THIS WAS A
VERY
HEAVILY MADE REVOLVER AND IT WOULD HAVE TAKEN QUIT AN IMPACT TO BREAK IT IN THIS
MANNER, COOL RELIC OF A SCARCE WEAPON
$485.00
F520. AN
1807 DATED SPRINGFIELD THAT HAS BEEN FASHIONED INTO A SHOTGUN, THE WALNUT STOCK
IS
APPROX. 26" LONG, THE BARREL IS 33.5" LONG, AND THE WEAPON IS 48.5" OVERALL,
CONSIDERING IT
IS 203 YEARS OLD, IT IS IN GREAT SHAPE BUT IT DOES HAVE A FEW BUMPS AND BRUISES,
THE ACTION
STILL WORKS WELL WITH THE HAMMER HOLDING IN THE HALF AND FULL COCK POSITIONS,
HAS BEEN
CONVERTED TO PERCUSSION VIA A DRUM BOLSTER, COOL OLD WEAPON THAT I'M BASICALLY
SELLING THE LOCK PLATE AND THROWING IN THE REST, DISPLAYS VERY NICELY
$450.00
F509. MODEL 1853
FRENCH RIFLE IN GOOD CONDITION, THE BARREL IS FREE OF PITTING, HAS A LOT OF THE
ORIGINAL BRIGHT FINISH SHOWING WITH UNIFORM PEPPERING, THE IRON BARREL BANDS AND
BUTT
PLATE HAVE SOME SURFACE PITTING, THE STOCK LOOKS GOOD AND HAS ONLY THE NORMAL
USE
DINGS, THE RAMROD IS MISSING, HAS THE BAYONET LUG AND SLIDE BAR ON THE RIGHT
SIDE OF THE
BARREL, THESE WERE RIFLES WERE USED BY BOTH NORTH AND SOUTH, THESE WERE REFERRED
TO AS
"CARBINE A TIGE" AND IS 49.75" OVERALL WITH A 34.25" .70 CALIBER BARREL, THIS
WEAPON IS FROM
THE DEAN THOMAS COLLECTION, AUTHOR OF ROUND BALL TO RIMFIRE AND OTHER REFERENCE
BOOKS
$585.00
F507. LONG GUN
IN GOOD SHAPE, APPROX. 16 GUAGE OR WOULD SHOOT A .65 CALIBER BALL, 66" OVERALL
LENGTH WITH A 50.5" BARREL, STOCK IS IN GOOD SHAPE WITH A COUPLE OF SPLITS, HAS
VERY NICE
CHECKERING AT THE WRIST, ATTRACTIVE BRASS FURNITURE, HAS A VERY OLD RAMROD WITH
A BRASS
SCREW TIP BUT IS TOO SHORT FOR THE GUN, THE HAMMER SPRING HAS GOOD TENSION BUT
THE
HAMMER WILL NOT HOLD IN POSITION, BARREL IS APPROX. 2/3rds ROUND 1/3rd OCTAGON,
METAL HAS
A DARK PATINA, WILL LOOK GREAT OVER THE MANTLE OR ON YOUR WALL
$395.00
F489.
VERY NICE BOOT OR POCKET PISTOL IN GREAT SHAPE, THE METAL HAS ITS ORIGINAL
BRIGHT
FINISH, HAS A VERY CLEAR LIEGE PROOF MARK, 3.5" APPROX. .44 CALIBER BARREL, THE
ONE
PIECE WOOD GRIPS ARE IN EXCELLENT CONDITION, THE ONLY DRAWBACK TO THIS WEAPON
IS THE ACTION DOESN'T FUNCTION, ONE OF THE BEST LOOKING POCKET PISTOLS I'VE SEEN
IN
A LONG TIME, DISPLAYS GREAT
$195.00
F487.
REMINGTON NEW MODEL ARMY REVOLVER IN VERY GOOD CONDITION, THE METAL IS SMOOTH
WITH NO PITTING WITH A MEDIUM GRAY ATTIC PATINA, THE BARREL HAS A CLEAR
REMINGTON
PATENT AND MAKER STAMPING, ACTION IS CRISP AND FUNCTIONS LIKE NEW, THE GRIPS ARE
IN
GREAT SHAPE, ABOUT THE ONLY NEGATIVE WITH THIS REVOLVER IS THE HEAD ON THE
CYLINDER
PIN IS IN POOR SHAPE AND THE SCREW HOLDING THE LOADING LEVER HAS HAD THE HEAD
GROUND
OFF, MATCHING SERIAL NUMBERS OF 81972, OVERALL A NICE UPPER MID-GRADE REMINGTON
THAT DISPLAYS GREAT
$1,095.00
F479.
BOOT PISTOL IN GREAT SHAPE, 3" BARREL IN APPROX. .44 CALIBER, BOX LOCK ACTION
WORKS
GREAT, HAS LIEGE PROOF MARKS, ONE PIECE WOOD GRIP IS IN EXCELLENT SHAPE WITH AN
OVAL
SILVER INLAY ON THE TOP, FRAME HAS NICE SCROLL WORK, JUST A GREAT EXAMPLE OF A
STYLE
OF WEAPON THAT WAS WIDELY CARRIED AS A LAST DEFENSE
$295.00
F472. MODEL 1842
SPRINGFIELD RIFLE IN GOOD CONDITION, WEAPON IS FULL LENGTH BUT THE FORE
STOCK HAS BEEN SHORTENED, THE LOCKPLATE HAS A CRISP EAGLE / US STAMPING AND
SPRINGFIELD / 1853, THE BARREL ALSO HAS THE VP AND EAGLE MARKS VISIBLE, THE
BARREL IS
SMOOTH EXCEPT FOR SOME SLIGHT PITTING FROM FIRING AT THE BREECH, THE WALNUT
STOCK
IS IN VERY GOOD SHAPE, HAS A SMALL AMOUNT OF WOOD LOST BEHIND THE BOLSTER, HAS
THE
INITIALS J M ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THE BUTT STOCK, ORIGINAL RAMROD, HAS THE
BAYONET LUG
ON THE UNDERSIDE OF THE BARREL, ACTION WORKS WELL, NIPPLE HAS BEEN REPLACED,
NICE
EXAMPLE OF ONE OF THE MOST WIDELY CARRIED CIVIL WAR WEAPONS AND IF YOU DON'T
MIND
THE FORESTOCK BEING SHORTENED, ONE THAT SAVES YOU 100's OF DOLLARS, DISPLAYS
GREAT
$475.00
F455.
MODEL 1842 SPRINGFIELD PERCUSSION MUSKET IN GOOD CONDITION, THIS MODEL WAS THE
FIRST REGULATION MUSKET MADE USING THE PERCUSSION IGNITION SYSTEM AND THE
FIRST
MADE AT BOTH SPRINGFIELD AND HARPERS FERRY ARMORIES HAVING FULLY INTERCHANGEABLE
PARTS, IT WAS THE LAST .69 CALIBER SMOOTHBORE, THIS WEAPON STILL HAS CRISP
MARKINGS
ON THE LOCKPLATE, BEING DATED 1845 IT MOST LIKELY SAW SERVICE IN THE MEXICAN WAR
AND
THE CIVIL WAR, THE ORIGINAL BRIGHT FINISH IS STILL SHOWING THROUGH ON THE BARREL
BUT IT
HAS TAKEN ON A VERY PLEASING DULL GRAY PATINA, THE VP AND EAGLE HEAD STAMPING
ARE
VERY CLEAR AT THE BARREL BREECH, THE WALNUT STOCK IS IN VERY GOOD SHAPE FOR A
MUSKET
THAT SURVIVED TWO WARS, HAS THE INITIALS A.F.K. CARVED IN THE LEFT SIDE OPPOSITE
THE
LOCK, RAMROD IS A CORRECT STYLE REPLACEMENT, ACTION IS TIGHT AND WORKS
PERFECTLY,
CHANCE TO OWN A VERY HISTORICAL WEAPON THAT DISPLAYS GREAT WITHOUT BREAKING THE
BANK
$950.00
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