Cowboys & Indians & Miners

Nice aged replica Walker from the 1950’s. Nice cylinder scene, aged brass trigger guard and wood grip serial number 1293. A very good representation o

45 caliber, 4-inch octagon barrel, engraved deluxe folding trigger pocket pistols with silver shields and silver ball and cap compartment on butt of h

21” Octagon barrel with nice bore. 1 tier folding leaf target sight. No fore grip as was customary for Maynard style target rifles of the period. Nice

Heavily engraved receiver with fine British scroll and ENCIRCLED GAME SCENES on either side of the receiver. Barrel address; ‘JP Clabrough & Bro...

12 gauge side by side marked; 'Fox Gun Co. Balto. Md USA.’ On left side of receiver is the serial number: 799. Water Table marked 799 and also &...

Very high quality and unusual. Beautifully engraved receiver which extends to the barrel and trigger guard. Nice varnished and checkered stock and pis

Absolutely beautiful and bare Maple stock Kentucky percussion rifle. Usually you see tiger wood maple Kentucky Rifles but rarely do you see straight m

Dayton’ Heavy Barrel 36 caliber percussion rifle dating from the 1830-1850s period. Built as a percussion not a conversion from flintlock. 55” overall

The Model 1840 non-commissioned officer sword was for sergeants and were ceremonial in purpose. It was to convey rank and to signal movement in drills

32-20 caliber 6 inch barrel. Excellent bore. Excellent action; both single and double action. Beautiful and highly polished. Bluish finish with excell

20-inch replaced barrel with limen ladder barrel sight. Converted to .33 caliber smokeless cartridges. Original 19th century receiver and butt stock w

Sportorized military rifle made approximately 1870. This rifle has been re-blued and has possibly had the barrel improved and shortened to 26” from a

This Kentucky Rifle was built by Alfred Harden of New Plymouth Township, Vinton County Ohio. Alfred was born in 1828 and his date of death is unknown

A wonderful piece of Early American history. This rifle has what looks to be a replaced Joseph Golcher Lock plate and trigger /hammer assembly. This P

Double barrel, cap & ball, 12 gauge muzzle loading shotgun City: State: Date: ID# 21216

Double set triggers with nice furniture, 28 inch browned octagon barrel, blade front sight, engraved case colored action and hammer. Hammer works in h

Bolt Action 26 ½ inch barrel looks to be a “certis” model # 314xx. Barrel leaf sight to 100, nice furniture, nice bolt action works well, trigg...

This 6.75-inch long unmarked bronze signal cannon is likely a copy of a mid-19th century British gun, as it does not appear to replicate any US cannon

30-inch single barrel 12 gauge with semi- pistol grip. 50% case color frame with fading blue barrel, nice fore grip and butt stock furniture with earl

32-inch barrel Sneider, first model swing-open breech loading system. These are referred to as “zulu” sneider conversion shotguns and were made from F

Early Revolutionary Wars style musket with original ramrod. This is a possibly originally a Flintlock to percussion conversion rifle which were used i

Unknown manufacturer double barrel muzzle loader shotgun. City: State: Date: ID# 21177

Nice Damascus pattern 30 inch barrels, serial number 54093. Nice complete gun that needs cleanup and restoration. Barrels have some dings and this gun

Model Safety Hammerless. Unusual 5 inch barrel. Caliber 38 S&W. This revolver was made between 1896 and 1908 and they were typically nickel. Thi...

An ”A.W.Spies Warranted” Percussion lock plate grafted onto a 69 caliber musket which was most likely a Flintlock Musket from earlier times and was co

A French Musket with Belgian proof marks from the late 17th century to early 18th century, currently in Percussion format but most likely converted fr

Model 31 revolver, Eibar Spain. S&W copy. Single and double action, swing out cylinder six shot revolver. 4 ¾ inch barrel with good bore. C...

Colt 41 caliber Store Keepers model. This is the first double action Colt revolver called by Colt ‘The MODEL 1877’. The name ‘Thunderer’ was a trade

4.5” barrel, possibly a guard gun from one of the early express companies as there is what looks like a guard gun number 1304 on the left side of the

.455 Webley caliber, birds-head grip, checkered walnut with lanyard ring. Double action/single action functions well. Pre-1897, German silver blade si

Barrel marked “I. Hollis and Sons, London.” 5.5” Barrel Webley Pryse with rare scissor lock design. Nice one piece checkered walnut grips. German silv

Massive frame, 5.75” barrel, break top revolver, .455 Ely caliber. Julian Warnant was a Belgium arms maker making firearms from 1880-1895. He created

A very nice Spanish copy of a Smith & Wesson Frontier Model 81, .44 Caliber Revolver. Well made and functions extremely well; nice checkered har...

Large percussion peace flask for large bore pistols, rifles, shotguns and muskets. Called so because of the ‘Clasps hands’ surrounded by a 12 point st

Early copper powder flask with brass dispenser for small frame ‘cased’ guns. including Colt Baby Dragoon or Colt 49 pocket revolvers. These were also

Old West large frame revolver holster most likely for Colt revolvers. Early style Buscadero type handmade holster with a cattle brand. Most likely mad

This McKeever Box belonged to the 71st New York National Guard. It was part of the official uniform and was made to hold 30-40 Krag ammunition. Holds

Beautiful & colorful historical reproduction of the rare 1902 Winchester lithograph cartridge board which sells for thousands of dollars if you ...

A very rare E.W.Edwards built Winchester fly rod. From 1919-1924, E.W. Edwards built bamboo rods for Winchester. Edwards is well-known among collector

Books and pamphlets on Winchester firearms products. Five hardbound books on Winchesters including "Winchester" by Williamson, "Winch...

Various items: Iver Johnson's Arms and Cycle Works, Forest and Stream Rod and Gun, Tufts-Lyon Arms Co., Levenson Company and more. (Prag Collect...

Four hardbound and approximately 16 soft bound books on ammunition, circa 1935 through 1980. Hardbound books include "Complete Guide to Handloa...

Five hardbound books on pistols. Includes "Under Hammer Guns" by Logan, "United States Marshal Pistols" by Gluckman, "Colle...

Seven hardbound and seven soft bound books on rifles, circa 1930 to 1960. Some of the better items include Complete Guide to Handloading by Sharp, ...

Approximately 8.5 x 11" format modern rifle catalogs, circa 1960 to 1990. Catalogs include Weatherby, Marlon, Browning, Remington, and possibly...

Two volumes on Kentucky rifles. "The Kentucky Rifle" by Dillin and the "Pennsylvania Kentucky Rifle" by Kaufman. City: State:...

Four volumes. Includes two editions of "Shotguns" by Keith. Also "The American Shotgun" and "Shotgun Digest." City: ...

Two rare books on Colt firearms. 1) "Colts Pocket 49, Its Evolution" By Jordan and Watt. 2) "The Patterson Colt Pistol Variations&quo...

Three hardbound volumes on Colt guns with original dust jackets. Includes "The Story of Colt's Revolver" by Edwards, "The Colt Re...

Six books on the Colt firearms. Includes "The Story of Colts Revolver" by Edwards, "Colts Single Action Army Revolver", "Co...