Fine Gold- And Nickel-plated And Engraved Colt New Line .41 Rimfire Revolver With Pearl Grips And Lo

Firearms Serial no. 154, .41 rimfire caliber, 5-shot cylinder, 2 1/4-inch round barrel with two-line maker and Hartford address marking on top; nickel-plated finish with gold-plated cylinder and hammer; mother-of-pearl grips. Profusely scroll and border engraved on barrel, cylinder and frame. Sold together with page from a Gun Report magazine [no date] showing this exact firearm.
Condition: Fine. 95% nickel, dull patina; gold 95%, dulling, and with light pitting; tracking lines on cylinder; grips fine, with slightly fading color.
Notes: See R.L. Wilson, The Book of Colt Engraving, in which this revolver is pictured. Revolver a possible display piece due to low serial number, first year of production.
Estimate: 3500 - 4500

Fine Nickel-plated Colt New Line Revolver In .30 Caliber Rimfire

Firearms Serial no. 4523, .30 caliber rimfire, 5-shot cylinder, 2 1/4-inch barrel with two-line maker and Hartford address marking on top; etched COLT NEW 30 on left side of barrel; nickel-plated finish with blued cylinder pin, screws, hammer and trigger; varnished rosewood grips.
Condition: Fine. 97% nickel, light storage marks; grips with light wear and 98% varnish.
Estimate: 1200 - 1500

Fine Nickel-plated Colt New Line Revolver In .38 Centerfire Caliber

Firearms Serial no. 9123, .38 centerfire caliber, 5-shot cylinder with long flutes, 2 1/4-inch barrel with two-line maker and Hartford address marking on top; etched COLT NEW .38 on left side of barrel; nickel-plated finish with blued cylinder pin, screws, hammer and trigger; varnished rosewood grips.
Condition: Fine. 90% nickel, light pitting, marks and dulling patina; grips with light wear and with 95% varnish.
Estimate: 900 - 1200

Fine Nickel-plated And Engraved Colt New Line .22 Revolver With Ivory Grips

Firearms Serial no. 24487, .22 rimfire caliber, 7-shot cylinder, 2 1/4-inch octagonal barrel with two-line maker and Hartford address marking on top; etched COLT NEW 22 on left side of barrel; nickel-plated finish with blued cylinder pin, screws, hammer and trigger; ivory grips. Scroll and border engraved on barrel, cylinder and frame.
Condition: Fine. 95% nickel; grips with minor cracking on each panel.
Notes: See R.L. Wilson, The Colt Engraving Book, Volume I, chapter 9, ""The Special Factory Scroll"" for similar examples (pages 358-371).
Estimate: 800 - 1000

Fine Boxed And Nickel-plated Colt Open Top Pocket Model .22 Revolver

Firearms Serial no. 65231, .22 rimfire caliber, 7-shot cylinder, 2 3/8-inch barrel with two-line maker and Hartford address marking on top; nickel-plated finish with blued screws, hammer and trigger; varnished walnut grips. Pasteboard box ""Colt's Seven Shot Pistol."" With small screwdriver/cleaning rod in what appears to be original wrapping.
Condition: Fine. 95% nickel, light dulling and minor wear; grips with 100% varnish. Scarce box very good; wear.
Estimate: 1800 - 2500

Colt Second Model Derringer Pistol

Firearms Serial no. 7320, .41 rimfire caliber, 2 1/2-inch barrel with two-line maker and Hartford address marking on top; blued barrel, silver-plated and engraved steel frame; varnished and checkered walnut grips.
Condition: Very good. Gray patina overall, minor pitting; grips with old revarnish.
Estimate: 1500 - 1800

Fine Colt Third Model Or Thuer Derringer Pistol

Firearms Serial no. 9120, .41 rimfire caliber, 2 1/2-inch barrel with - COLT - marking on top; nickel-plated with blued screws and trigger and case-hardened hammer; varnished walnut grips.
Condition: Fine. 90% nickel, light flaking, wear and marks; 65% case-hardening on hammer; grips 80% varnish, light nicks, wear.
Estimate: 1200 - 1500

Colt Third Model Or Thuer Derringer Pistol

Firearms Serial no. 17184, .41 rimfire caliber, 2 1/2-inch barrel with - COLT - marking on top; blued, with nickel-plated frame, case-hardened hammer; varnished walnut grips.
Condition: Fine. 60% blue, wear; 95% nickel, light wear and marks; nicks from hammer at breech of barrel on left side; 70% case-hardening on hammer; grips 85% varnish, light nicks, wear.
Estimate: 900 - 1200

Lot Of Two Pairs Of Gun Grips

Firearms Comprising: 1) Pair of one-piece Colt Model 1860 Army walnut grips. 2) Pair of unshaped and unfinished one-piece walnut grips for a Colt Dragoon revolver.
Condition: Both are excellent with light wear present.
Estimate: 450 - 650

Lot Of Three Pairs Of Gun Grips

Firearms Comprising three pairs of walnut grips for a Colt Model 1860 Army revolver; one period pair of deluxe walnut; one period pair of regular walnut and a unused reproduction pair.
Condition: All are very good to excellent with light wear present.
Estimate: 450 - 650

Lot Of Two Pairs Of Gun Grips

Firearms Comprising: 1) Pair of ivory bird's head grips for a single-shot derringer. 2) Pair of rosewood bird'shead grips for a Colt New Line revolver.
Condition: Both are very good to excellent with light wear present.
Estimate: 450 - 650

Lot Of Two Pairs Of Gun Grips

Firearms Comprising: 1) Pair of ivory bird's head grips for a Colt derringer. 2) Pair of bird's head grips for Colt New Line pocket revolver. No screw present.
Condition: Both are excellent with light wear present.
Estimate: 600 - 800

Two Assorted Pairs Of Gun Grips

Firearms Comprising: 1) Pair of pearl grips with medallions for a Smith & Wesson ""K"" frame double action revolver. 2) Pair of Ivory grips for an unknown pocket revolver
Condition: Both are excellent with light wear present.
Estimate: 350 - 550

Scarce 19th-century Flap Holster For A Smith & Wesson No. 2 Army Revolver

Firearms The unmarked black leather holster with red calf lining. Brass stud flap closure. Single belt loop.
Condition: Very good. Light checking and wear to leather. Belt loop a possible period replacement.
Estimate: 450 - 650

Lot Of Two Holsters And One Gunbelt

Firearms Comprising: 1) Unmarked russet brown holster for medium frame revolver with a six-inch barrel. Single belt loop. 2) Handmade ""Slim Jim""- style holster for a Colt single action revolver with associated unmarked brown leather gunbelt. Square steel buckle. No cartridge loops.
Condition: 1) Good. Showing wear and light checking to leather. 2) Very good. Showing light wear and patina. Belt with light surface checking.
Estimate: 350 - 400

Rare Mexican Single-loop Western Holster By J.E. Wroe

Firearms Beautiful floral hand-tooled single-loop holster with embossed five-pointed star on loop. Back marked: J.E. Wroe/Maker/RANGER. Front lightly inscribed: Chuck Young. Made for a Colt 5 1/2-inch single action revolver.
Condition: Good to very good with scattered wear and patina. Minor seam separation, easily repaired.
Estimate: 450 - 650

Rare Single-loop Western Holster By James Hawes, Henrietta, Oklahoma

Firearms Late 19th-early 20th-century single-loop holster for a Colt 4 3/4-inch or Sheriff's model single action revolver. Made of faux alligator pattern cowhide with loop stamped: Jas Hawes/Maker/Henrietta, Okla.
Condition: Very good with light to moderate wear overall. A scarce holster.
Estimate: 600 - 800

Scare And Fine Unmarked Hand-tooled Single-loop Holster For A Colt Sheriff's Model Single Action Rev

Firearms Beautifully floral hand-tooled and well made holster for a Colt Sherriff's Model single action revolver. No maker stamp present.
Condition: Very good to excellent with light wear present.
Estimate: 300 - 400

Rare Antique Shoulder Holster By Al Furstnow, Miles City, Montana

Firearms Appears to be made for a Smith & Wesson Frontier Six-Shooter, Colt single action or other large frame revolver. Leather-covered steel retainer spring. Missing body strap. Holster marked: Al Furstnow/Miles City, Mont. A rare and desirable holster.
Condition: Very good. Showing light age wear and patina. Marked in ink on front: .32/20 X 4 3/4. Strap bracket or snap missing from bottom.
Estimate: 250 - 350

Rare Single-loop Basketweave Holster By A.W. Brill, Austin, Texas

Firearms The small, finely detailed single-loop basketweave tooled brown leather holster. Made for a small pistol with a 3-inch barrel. Marked on loop: A.W. Brill/Maker.Austin, Tex.
Condition: Mint.
Estimate: 350 - 550

Fine Floral-tooled ""jock Strap"" Holster By S.D. Myres, El Paso

Firearms The ornately hand-tooled jock strap holster made for a Colt Model 1900 semiautomatic pistol. Originally made for a buscadero rig.
Condition: Excellent with light wear present.
Estimate: 250 - 350

Rare And Exceptional ""jock Strap"" Holster By A.D. Boyd, C. 1890s

Firearms Beautiful floral hand-tooled jock strap holster for a Colt Model 1877 double action revolver with 6-inch barrel. Marked at end: Made by/A.D. Boyd.
Condition: Excellent with light wear to end and edges.
Estimate: 600 - 800

Exceptional Unmarked Single-loop Hand-tooled Holster For A Colt Single Action Revolver

Firearms Beautiful unmarked example of brown leather with hand-tooled borders and loop. Made for a 4 3/4 or 5 1/2-inch barrel length Colt single action. Leather thong drop at bottom. An attractive example.
Condition: Excellent to mint with slight storage wear in evidence.
Estimate: 350 - 550

H.H. Heiser Single-loop Buscadero Holster With Silver Concho Decoration

Firearms Single-loop holster with a large floral engraved silver concho. Probably from 1940s-50s. Marked: H.H. Heiser/Maker/Denver, Colo. Reverse with spurious inscription reading: ""Frank Butler/Pony Express/Rider/1860-1865/Kan/Mo.""
Condition: Very good with light wear and patina.
Estimate: 250 - 350

Fine Colt Model 1871-72 Open Top Single Action Revolver, Nickel-plated And With Ivory Grips

Firearms Serial no. 3470, .44 rimfire caliber, 7 1/2-inch barrel with standard maker and New-York U.S. America percussion period marking; two-line two-patent date marking on left side of frame, naval engagement cylinder roll scene; nickel-plated finish with blued screws, wedge and trigger, and case-hardened hammer; one piece ivory grips. Sold together with Colt factory letter stating revolver was shipped to H & D Folsom Arms Company, New York, New York on August 29, 1873. Included in a shipment of 10 revolvers.
Condition: Very good to fine. 90% nickel, fading and with wear, nicks, primarily on barrel lug and near wedge on ejector rod housing; blue and fading to brown and gray; case-hardening 25%; cylinder scene sharp; wedge screw with mars; grips fine and with mellow patina.
Estimate: 18000 - 25000

Colt Single Action Army Revolver From .44 Rimfire Series, With One Piece Ivory Grips

Firearms Serial no. 1253, .44 rimfire caliber, 7 1/2-inch barrel with one-line maker and Hartford address marking on top; 44 CAL on left shoulder of triggerguard strap; tiny 44 on bottom of barrel breech; two-line two patent date marking on left side of frame; nickel-plated; one piece ivory grips. Matching number 1253 on cylinder periphery. Sold together with a Colt factory letter stating gun was shipped to Schuyler, Hartley and Graham, New York, New York, November 3, 1877 in a shipment of 50.
Condition: Very good. Gray patina; old cleaning, wear, light pitting; replacement screws and cylinder pin. Antique grips worn and with mellow coloration; cracks on butt; old replacements.
Notes: Mfd. 1874.
Estimate: 9000 - 12000

Fine Early U.S. Martially Marked Colt Single Action Army Revolver, With O.W. Ainsworth Inspector Ca

Firearms Serial no. 3816, .45 caliber, 7 1/2-inch barrel with italic Hartford single line address marking; two-line two-patent date marking on left side of frame with U.S. stamped to right; blued finish with case-hardened frame and hammer; one piece oil-finished walnut grips. OWA in cartouche on left grip panel; inspector markings on various parts, including tiny letters A and P. Right side of frame stamped (upside down): COK 4 CAV, indicating Company K of the 4th Cavalry.
Condition: Fine. 80% blue and 75% case-hardening, balance brown and gray patina; color hardening fading; light wear and minor pitting; tracking marks on cylinder; grips carefully cleaned, and with light nicks; minor chips at front corner of butt of each grip panel.
Notes: Manufactured 1874. One of 13 U.S. Martial Colt Single Action Army revolvers listed in the Kopec, Moore and Graham book marked with a 4th Cavalry stamping.
Estimate: 25000 - 35000

U.S. Martially Marked Colt Single Action Army Revolver, With Scarce A.P. Casey Inspector Marking

Firearms Serial no. 16910, .45 caliber, 7 1/2-inch barrel with italic Hartford single line address marking; two-line two-patent date marking on left side of frame with U.S. stamped to right; blued finish with case-hardened frame and hammer; one piece oil-finished walnut grips. APC inspector cartouche marking on left grip; inspector markings of tiny letters C (inspector Casey) and J for another inspector are found on various parts, as is the letter P. Sold together with a correspondence file including an authentication letter from Colt expert John Kopec.
Condition: Good to very good. Brown and gray patina, pitting; tracking lines on cylinder; grips with light nicks and wear.
Notes: Mfd. 1875.
Estimate: 12000 - 15000

Colt Factory Pattern Model For Shoulder Stock For Single Action Army Revolver, C. 1876

Firearms Made without serial number; casting in bronze. 14 ?-inches in length; crossbar in construction served to leave receptacle for molten brass to enter form or mold for casting. Note shorter configuration of stock; a longer configuration also built. See Colt's exhibit at the Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition, 1876, in which both lengths of stock were displayed in the large cabinet of arms and accessories (reproduced in color, R.L. Wilson, Fine Colts The Dr. Joseph A. Murphy Collection, page 149).
Condition: Fine. Dark coloration, with spots patina.
Notes: Colt's Patent Fire Arms Mfg. Co., HartfordGerald G. Fox (early 1950s)L.C. Jackson
Estimate: 2500 - 3500

U.S. Martially Marked Colt Single Action Army Revolver, With Scarce A.P. Casey Inspector Marking

Firearms Serial no. 19536, .45 caliber, 7 1/2-inch barrel with standard Hartford single line address marking; two-line two-patent date marking on left side of frame with U.S. stamped to right; blued finish with case-hardened frame and hammer; one piece oil-finished walnut grips. Inspector markings on various parts, of tiny letters C (inspector Casey) and P.
Condition: Good to very good. Brown and gray patina, pitting; tracking lines on cylinder; grips carefully cleaned and with light nicks.
Notes: Mfd. 1875.
Estimate: 12000 - 15000

Scarce U.S. Martially Marked Colt Single Action Army Revolver, With John T. Cleveland Inspector Mark

Firearms Serial no. 34905, .45 caliber, 7 1/2-inch barrel with standard Hartford single line address marking; three-line three-patent date marking on left side of frame with U.S. stamped to right; blued finish with case-hardened frame and hammer; one piece oil-finished walnut grips. JTC in cartouche on right grip panel, left grip panel with cartouche DAL, beneath date 1877; inspector markings on various parts, including tiny letters J.T.C. and P. Sold together with a Colt factory letter showing revolver was shipped to the U.S. Government on February 13, 1877 in a shipment of 200. Also included is a photostatic flle on the Cleveland Inspected U.S. Colt single action revolvers.
Condition: Very good. Traces blue and case-hardening, balance brown patina, pitting, wear; tracking marks on cylinder; grips cleaned but retaining visible markings, marks and wear at butt.
Notes: DAL the initials of Lt. David A. Lyle. Accompanied by Colt factory letter, noting shipment to the U.S. government site at the Colt factory, 1877.
Estimate: 18000 - 22000

Lot Of Two Assorted Holsters

Firearms Comprising: 1) U.S. Model 1881, 2nd pattern of 1883-84 military holster. Standard pattern holster of black leather, having a narrow belt loop and embossed US marking on front. No inspector marks visible. 2) Hand-made military-style flap holster of black leather, appears to be for a Colt Navy or Richards-Mason conversion revolver. No markings present.
Condition: 1) Showing wear and minor seam separations. 2) Very good with light checking and wear overall.
Estimate: 350 - 550

Lot Of Two U.S. Military Holsters

Firearms Comprising: 1) U.S. Model 1885 Holster. Rock Island Arsenal and E.H. inspector stamps.US embossed emblem on front. Two-hole closure flap. For Colt single action or S & W Schofield revolvers. 2) WWII era black leather military flap holster for a U.S. Model 1917 revolver. Back of belt loop marked: Textan/1942. US emblem on front. Brass stud closure. Bottom of holster with brass ring for leather thong.
Condition: Both are very good with light to moderate wear and scuffs.
Estimate: 600 - 800

Cased And Inscribed Colt Single Action Army Revolver, With Accessories, Backstrap Inscribed: ""s.c.h

Firearms Serial no. 51009. .450 Boxer caliber, 7 1/2-inch barrel with maker and 14 Pall Mall London barrel address on top; three-line three patent date marking on left side of frame; British proofmarks on bottom of barrel breech and on cylinder breech; blued, with case-hardened hammer and frame; backstrap inscribed in script: ""S.C.H. Monro 72nd Highrs""; varnished one piece walnut grips; lanyard swivel and stud. Varnished oak case with circular brass plaque inlaid on lid, pivoting brass hooks and lock at front; blue felt lining partitioned in English style, ""Wm Moore & Wm Grey./Gun Manufacturers,/To. H.R.H. The Late Prince Consort./& H.R.H. The Duke of Cambridge,/43, Old Bond Street,/London, W . . . "" scarce paper trade label inside lid; accessories of brass cleaning rod with wood handle, glass oil bottle with tin lid, wood handle screwdriver, key and lanyard ring and stud from revolver. Cartridge block with antique cartridges.
Condition: Very good to fine. Traces blue and case-hardening; wear, pitting and patina, primarily on barrel and cylinder; 25% blue on gripstraps; minor tracking lines on cylinder; 75% varnish, nicks and wear. Case very fine with light nicks, wear; missing key plate; accessories very good to fine. Lanyard swivel removed from butt of revolver.
Estimate: 18000 - 25000

Scarce Cased And Blued Colt Double Action Model 1878 Revolver, With Depot 14 Pall Mall London Addres

Firearms Serial no. 1754, .45 Boxer caliber, 5 1/2-inch barrel with single line COLT'S PT. F.A. MFG. Co. HARTFORD CT. U.S.A DEPOT 14 PALL MALL LONDON. marking; 45 CAL/B on left side of front bow of triggerguard; British proof marks on bottom of barrel breech and behind each flute on cylinder. Lanyard ring on butt. Blued finish with varnished and checkered walnut grips. Varnished oak casing with knurled brass disk inlay on lid; lined in green felt, with Colt's 14 Pall Mall label in lid; accessories of L-shaped screwdriver, and pewter oil bottle; wood cartridge block.
Condition: Excellent. 95% blue; sharp markings; minor brown patina on lower left of barrel; grips fine; mechanism needs adjustment or repair. Case with nicks and marks on exterior; interior with fading, wear, including to label.
Estimate: 9000 - 12000

Scarce Wells Fargo & Co. Marked Colt Lightning First Model Slide Action Baby Carbine

Firearms Serial no. 15933, .44-40 caliber, 20-inch round barrel with standard sights. Blued finish. Left side of frame marked: W.F. & Co. Case-hardened hammer. Saddle ring. Checkered walnut fore-end and walnut buttstock. Accmpanied with factory letter confirming shipment to Wells Fargo in San Francisco on August 19, 1887.
Condition: Fine. Retaining approximately 30-40% finish mixed with brown age patina and showing minor light pitting overall. Wood with wear and light marks.
Notes: Manufactured in 1886.
Estimate: 5000 - 7000

Colt Lightning Medium Frame Slide Action Rifle

Firearms Serial no. 32486, .38-40 caliber, 26-inch round barrel with German silver blade front sight and blued elevation rear sight. Nickel-plated finish. Fire-blued screws. Walnut stocks. Crescent butt.
Condition: Excellent. Retaining approximately 85-90% finish with patches of light frosting of finish on frame and minor flaking on bottom of magazine. Wood excellent to mint. Mirror bright bore. An exceptional example.
Notes: Manufactured in 1888.
Estimate: 4500 - 6500

Rare British-proofed Colt Lightning Medium Frame Slide Action Carbine

Firearms Serial no. 80915, .32 caliber, 12-shot magazine. 20-inch round barrel with standard sights. British proofs. Blued finish. Rampant Colt on left side of frame. Case-hardened hammer and buttplate. Fire-blued trigger. Walnut stocks. Sold with copy of Colt factory letter confirming configuration.
Condition: Excellent. Retaining approximately 80-85% finish with scattered wear to relief edges, lower tang and buttplate. Wood excellent with a few minor marks. Action excellent.
Notes: Manufactured in 1897.
Estimate: 6000 - 8000

Rare Colt ""baby"" Lightning Slide Action Carbine Shoulder Stock

Firearms Standard pattern walnut stock for the Colt Model 1877 ""Baby"" Lightning slide action rifle.
Condition: Near mint.
Estimate: 350 - 550

Scarce Full Open Box Of .50-95 Express Caliber Ammunition For A Colt Lightning Slide Action Rifle By

Firearms Full open box with illustrated green label reading: Twenty .50-95 Solid Head Express Central Fire Cartridges./ Manufactured By/The Union Metallic Cartridge Company, / Bridgeport, Conn., U.S.A./ For Colt's New Lightning Magazine Rifle. Nice clean box.
Condition: Excellent with slight wear to corners of box. Contents clean with light patina.
Estimate: 250 - 350

Lot Of 5 Assorted Boxes Of Antique And Vintage Ammunition

Firearms Comprising: 1) Open full box of 50 .32 caliber long rifle rimfire cartridges by Winchester. Blue grey illustrated label. 2) Open full box of .32 caliber Police Positive Colt cartridges by Remington/U.M.C. Red label. Marbleized box. 3) Open full box of 50 .32 caliber Colt's New Police center fire cartridges by Peters. Light green label. 4) Open partial box of .32 long Colt caliber centerfire cartridges by Winchester. Green label. 5) Open partial box of .32-44 caliber cartridges for the Smith & Wesson target revolver. Made by Winchester. Pale green label.
Condition: 1) Excellent with light scuffs present. 2) Very good to excellent with light wear and scuffs. 3) Excellent. 4) Excellent with minor wear. 5) Good. Minor scuffs and staining to lid.
Estimate: 350 - 400

Lot Of Assorted Boxes Of Antique And Vintage Pistol Ammunition

Firearms Comprising: 1) Open full box of .32 caliber Colt New Police center fire cartridges by Winchester. Illustrated light green label. 2) Unopened box of 50 No. 30 long metallic cartridges by Winchester. Illustrated green label. Clean example. 3) Open full box of Winchester .32 caliber cartridges for a Smith & Wesson revolver. Illustrated green label. 4) Open full box of Colt automatic .32 cartridges by Remington/U.M.C. Illustrated label. Plaid box. 4) Open partially full box of .32 caliber centerfire pistol cartridges by Winchester. Illustrated green label. Two examples are shrink-wrapped.
Condition: All are very good to excellent with age wear and minor scuffs to labels.
Estimate: 300 - 400

Lot Of 5 Assorted Boxes Of Vintage Ammunition

Firearms Comprising: 1) Rare unopened box of 50 .41 short caliber centerfire cartridges for a Colt revolver by United States Cartridge Co. Blue-grey box. 2) Partial open box of scarce S & W .38 caliber centerfire shot cartridges by Winchester. Green label. 3) Rare sealed box of 50 .38 caliber rimfire blank cartridges by U.M.C. Co. Red label. Plaid box. 4) Open full box of 50 Savage .32 caliber automatic pistol ammunition. Red label. 5) Rare unopened box of 50 .25 caliber Stevens rimfire caliber by Western. Red, blue and yellow box.
Condition: 1) Excellent with minor fading to box. 2) Excellent with minor losses to lid label, otherwise near mint. 3) Excellent with minor wear overall. 4) Very good with losses to label and scuff and wear present. 5) Near mint.
Estimate: 350 - 400

Fine Colt Model 1878 Double Action Revolver With Pearl Grips, Etched Barrel And Lanyard Swivel

Firearms Serial no. 13075, .44-40 caliber, 4 3/4-inch barrel with two-line maker and Hartford address marking on top, and etched COLT FRONTIER SIX-SHOOTER on left side; blued with mother-of-pearl grips. Blued lanyard swivel on butt. Sold with a Colt factory letter confirming configuration.
Condition: Fine. 95% blue; minor storage marks, light wear and some fading; light swivel wear on butt; small spot pitting and wear on ejector rod housing at muzzle. Pearl with some discoloration, fading.
Notes: Manufactured 1884
Estimate: 9000 - 15000

*fine U.S. Martially Marked Colt Model 1902 Alaskan Double Action Revolver With Lanyard Swivel

Firearms Serial no. 47200, .45 caliber, 6-inch barrel with one-line maker and Hartford address marking on top, and 45 COLT on left side; rampant colt logo in circle on left side of frame; blued finish; checkered rampant colt hard rubber grips. Blued lanyard swivel on butt. Large trigger and triggerguard of this variation. U.S. on right side of frame; R.A.C. inspector stamping on left side of frame, on left side of front bow of triggerguard and on breech of cylinder; J.T.T. inspector marking on right side of frame; P and K on bottom of barrel breech; dated 1902 on right side of frame.
Condition: Fine. 97% blue; minor spots patina, spot pitting on frame at juncture of cylinder to breech of barrel, and on back of hammer; grips fine.
Estimate: 4500 - 6500

Rare Colt Salesman's Or Dealer's Unmarked Sample Revolver Case

Firearms The black leatherette covered travel case, having a green felt lining with recessed compartments for what appears to be three Colt single action revolvers together with partitioned compartments for accessories. Carrying handle and closure latches.
Condition: Very good. Showing wear, scuffs and minor losses to leather.
Estimate: 350 - 550

Rare Original London Colt Partitioned Case For A Colt Single Action Revolver

Firearms Of mahogany or cherrywood, the case for a Colt single action revolver. Burgundy felt lining. Includes glass oil bottle. Brass hardware.
Condition: Excellent. Showing light wear and patina.
Estimate: 2500 - 3500

Pasteboard Box Of 12 Cartridges, .45 Caliber, By Frankford Arsenal, 1878

Firearms Imprinted decorative top.
Condition: Fine. Unopened. In plastic wrapper.
Estimate: 450 - 650

Rare Box Of Antique Winchester Ammunition

Firearms The open full box of 50 Winchester .45 long Colt ammunition for Colt's double and single action revolvers. Pale grey green illustrated label with image of a Colt 1878 double action revolver.
Condition: Very good for this issue. Box showing wear, scuffs, minor losses to wrapper and tape repairs.
Estimate: 250 - 350

Excellent And Rare Pair Of Colt Model 1878 Double Action Revolvers With Lanyard Swivels And Ivory Gr

Firearms Serial nos. 42541 and 42564, .32-20 caliber, 7 1/2-inch barrels with one-line maker and Hartford address markings on top; ""32 W.C.F."" on left side; rampant colt logo within circle on left side of each frame adjacent to top of left grip panel; blued with ivory grips. Blued lanyard swivel on each butt. Sold together with Colt factory letter confirming configuration Letter states guns were shipped on March 14, 1901 to Simmons Hardware Company, St. Louis, Missouri.
Condition: Excellent. Each revolver with 98% blue; minor storage marks, and light wear. No. 42541 with light swivel wear on butt. No. 42564 with small spot pitting on ejector rod housing. Each with mellow patina to ivory.
Estimate: 20000 - 30000

Fine And Important Cuno A. Helfricht Engraved Colt Single Action Revolver, Silver- And Gold-plated W

Firearms Serial no. 56286, .45 caliber, 7 1/2-inch barrel with one-line maker and Hartford address marking on top; 45 CAL on left side of front bow of triggerguard; three-line three patent date marking on left side of frame; silver-plated with gold-plated cylinder, hammer and ejector rod housing; blued screws, cylinder pin, ejector rod head and trigger; one-piece ivory grips. Profusely and finely scroll and border engraved on barrel, ejector rod housing, cylinder, frame and gripstraps; ejector rod housing also with zig-zag lines and punched dot motifs; sunburst motif on top flat of backstrap. Note last four digits of serial number, 6286, on cylinder within riband, in line with one of the flutes. Sold together with extensive correspondence file and Colt factory letter stating revolver left factory with silver finish and gold-finished cylinder, ejector and hammer. Ivory grips. It was shipped on July 5, 1880 in a shipment of one.
Condition: Fine. 85% silver-plating, with tarnish, blemish near muzzle; light wear and spots patina; 75% gold, light wear and patina; 50% blue; engraving sharp; grips very good to fine, rich, mellow patina; minor chipping and wear at butt and cracks visible on butt of grips.
Notes: See R.L. Wilson, The Colt Engraving Book, volume I, chapter 10, page 416, where this revolver is pictured in color, with detailed description, identifying the work as by Cuno A. Helfricht himself. Prepared for a client named C.E. Gildea; revolver listed in Colt factory ledgers as follows: engraved, ivory grips, silver-plated, with gold-plated cylinder, ejector, and hammer. .45 caliber, shipped to C.E. Gildea; July 5th 1880; one gun only in shipment. Wilson's The Colt Engraving Book, volume I, page 416, notes: ""Considered one of the finest prewar Single Action Army revolvers known.""
Estimate: 50000 - 80000

Fine Colt Single Action Army Frontier Six-shooter With Etched Barrel, In Scarce Early Pasteboard Box

Firearms Serial no. 105128. .44-40 caliber, 7 1/2-inch barrel with maker and Hartford barrel address on top; etched panel on left side COLT FRONTIER SIX-SHOOTER; three-line three patent date marking on left side of frame; blued, with case-hardened hammer and frame; varnished one piece walnut grips. Pasteboard box with illustrated lid image, including revolver and rampant colt trademark, and reference to .44 caliber and its compatibility with Colt's Magazine rifle. Sold with original Colt factory letter stating gun was shipped to Simmons Hardware Company, St. Louis Mo. September 26, 1885 in a shipment of 10.
Condition: Fine. 70% blue and 60% case-hardening; fading, wear, patina, primarily on barrel and cylinder; sharp etched panel; 25% blue on gripstraps; tracking lines on cylinder; grips very good to fine. Box very good, with sharp lid label imagery, interior possible restoration as likely is the cloth cover.
Notes: Mfd. 1884.
Estimate: 18000 - 20000

Rare Unopened Antique Box Of Winchester .44 Caliber Colt Center Fire Ammunition

Firearms Sealed box of Winchester .44 caliber Colt's cartridges with illustrated green label reading: 50 ""WINCHESTER"" 50/ .44 Caliber Colt Center Fire Cartridges./Solid Head 23 Grs. Powder./210 Grs. Bullet:/ Manufactured By The/ Winchester Repeating Arms Co.,/New Haven, Conn., U.S.A.
Condition: Excellent for this item. Label excellent. Minor wear and losses to label on one side. Shrink-wrapped.
Estimate: 900 - 1200

Lot Of 3 Assorted Boxes Of Vintage .44 Caliber Ammunition

Firearms Comprising: 1) Open full box of 50 .44-40 caliber centerfire cartridges for a Winchester rifle or Colt revolver by U.N.M.C.C. Green illustrated label. Shrink-wrapped. 2) Scarce sealed unopened box of 50 .44 Colt ""old model"" centerfire cartridges by UMC. Red illustrated label. Plaid box. 3) Open full box of 50 .44-40 caliber Winchester centerfire cartridges by U.S. Cartridge Co. Blue and orange box.
Condition: 1) Excellent with light wear and staining to lid. 2) Excellent to mint. 3) Very good to excellent with scattered wear and scuffs to box.
Estimate: 250 - 300

Rare Full Antique Box Of Colt's .44 Caliber Ammunition By The United States Cartridge Company

Firearms Full box of 50 cartridges with illustrated yellow label reading: .44 Calibre/ 50 Central Fire Metallic Cartridges/ Colt's New Breech-Loading/Army Revolver,/Manufactured By/The United States Cartridge Co.,/Lowell, Mass. /These Shells Can Be Reloaded Many Times. Beautiful label with image of a Colt's conversion revolver.
Condition: Excellent with very minor wear and scuffs to top. Shrink-wrapped.
Estimate: 700 - 900

Fine U.S. Martially Marked Colt Single Action Army Revolver, With D.F. Clark Inspector Markings

Firearms Serial no. 115822, .45 caliber, 7 1/2-inch barrel with standard Hartford single line address marking; three-line three-patent date marking on left side of frame with U.S. stamped to right; blued finish with case-hardened frame and hammer; one piece varnished walnut grips. DFC in cartouche on right grip panel, left grip panel with difficult to decipher cartouche beneath date 1885; inspector markings on various parts, including tiny letters D.F.C., G and P.
Condition: Fine. 75% blue and 80% case-hardening, balance brown and gray patina; light wear and minor pitting; tracking marks on cylinder; grips with 90% varnish, wear, nicks, primarily at butt.
Notes: Mfd. 1885.
Estimate: 25000 - 35000

Engraved Colt Single Action Army With Relief-carved Steerhead Ivory Grips

Firearms Serial no. 125503, .45 caliber, 5 1/2-inch barrel with one-line maker and Hartford address marking on top; three-line three patent date marking on left side of frame; 45 CAL on left side of front bow of triggerguard; nickel-plated with blued screws and cylinder pin; ivory grips with relief carved steerhead motif on right panel. Scroll and border engraved on barrel, cylinder and frame; backstrap and triggerguard with intertwined lines; sunburst motif on top flat of backstrap. Sold together with a Colt factory letter confirming configuration. Also included is a 8 X 10 inch glossy photo of Sheriff Bob K. Lutz, apparently a prior owner of this revolver.
Condition: Very good. 25% nickel, tarnished, fading, pitting and patina; wear; grips worn and with cracks and repairs to both panels.
Notes: Engraving of the so-called New York style, executed by craftsmen the likes of L.D. Nimschke. Colt factory letter indicates shipment to Hartley and Graham, New York City, in the soft, in 1888. Revolver with history of ownership by a lawman in Colorado.
Estimate: 10000 - 15000

Helfricht Shop-engraved Colt Single Action Revolver With Pearl Grips

Firearms Serial no. 126414, .45 caliber, 7 1/2-inch barrel with one-line maker and Hartford address marking on top; 45 CAL on left side of front bow of triggerguard; three-line three patent date marking on left side of frame; nickel-plated with gold-plated cylinder, blued screws, cylinder pin and trigger; mother-of-pearl grips. Scroll and border engraved on barrel, cylinder and frame; ejector rod housing and gripstraps with zig-zag lines and punched dot motifs; sunburst motif on top flat of backstrap and on altering chambers of cylinder. Sold together with Colt factory letter stating revolver left factory with nickel finish and gilt cylinder; grips not listed; factory engraved; shipped to E.C. Meacham Arms Company, St. Louis, Mo.; June 28, 1888; Guns in shipment: 1. There is an addendum to the letter stating that there is another listing for this same serial number indicating a .44-40 caliber, 7 1/2-inch barrel; nickel finish; and rubber stocks. This revolver was shipped to Colt's Patent Fire-arms Mfg. Co. San Francisco Agency, San Francisco, California on May 31, 1888.
Condition: Very good. 75% nickel, fading, wear and spots light patina or pitting; 30% nickel on backstrap, primarily on butt; traces blue; engraving generally sharp; antique grips very good, some fading of color, partly due to oil stains; minor chipping and wear at butt and on left panel at juncture with rear of frame. Cylinder gold-plating appears old refinish; with patina and tracking lines.
Notes: See R.L. Wilson Colt engraving texts, chapter 10, Cuno A. Helfricht and shop engraving.
Estimate: 30000 - 40000

Colt Single Action Army Revolver In Scarce Early Pasteboard Box

Firearms Serial no. 142574. .32-20 caliber, 7 1/2-inch barrel with maker and Hartford barrel address on top; two-line three patent date marking on left side of frame with rampant colt logo in circle to right; blued, with case-hardened hammer and frame; hard rubber rampant colt and American eagle grips. Pasteboard box with illustrated lid image, including revolver and rampant colt trademark, as well as sticker noting: ""THE WITHIN REVOLVER IS NOT ADAPTED FOR SMOKELESS POWDER."" Ideal reloading implements label inside lid; label at one end of bottom identifying .32-20 caliber and 7 1/2-inch barrel length.
Condition: Very good to fine. 25% blue and 50% case-hardening; wear, pitting and patina, primarily on barrel and cylinder; 25% blue on gripstraps; tracking lines on cylinder; grips very good to fine. Box very good, with faded lid label imagery, separation at one corner of lid; stained interior and exterior; light repairs to box.
Notes: Manufactured in 1891.
Estimate: 9000 - 12000

Pair Of Fine Basketweave Pattern Single-loop Buscadero Holsters By R.A. Moore, Henderson, Texas

Firearms The pair of finely tooled basketweave pattern buscadero holsters, the loop marked: R.A. Moore/Henderson Tex. Made for a ""quick draw"" gun rig for a pair of 7 1/2-inch Colt single action revolvers.
Condition: Very good with scattered wear and scuffs.
Estimate: 700 - 900

Floral-tooled Double Gun Rig By S.D. Myres, El Paso

Firearms The modern floral hand-tooled gun rig of blonde leather, made for Colt New Frontier revolvers; belt with matching leather sleeve with space for 6 cartridges. Both holsters are right-handed.
Condition: Excellent with light wear present.
Estimate: 250 - 350

Lot Of Three Assorted Western Loop Holsters

Firearms Comprising: 1) Unmarked commercial grade double-loop brown leather holster for an S & W Ladysmith revolver. 2) Unmarked commercial grade double-loop holster for a Merwin & Hulbert Pocket Army revolver. 3) Attractive unmarked single-loop basketweave pattern holster for a short-barreled Smith & Wesson revolver.
Condition: All are good to very good with age wear and patina.
Estimate: 300 - 400

Unmarked Western Gun Rig

Firearms The unmarked leather gun rig, made for a Colt 4 3/4-inch single action revolver. Twelve cartridge loops on belt. Nickel buckle. Circa 1950s.
Condition: Good to very good with age wear and scuffs to leather.
Estimate: 250 - 350

Lot Of Two Assorted Military-style Holsters

Firearms Comprising: 1) Rare U.S.M.C. military holster for a U.S. Colt Model 1909 New Service revolver. U.S.M.C. embossed on front. Brass stud closure. Integral belt loop. No inspector markings, probably private purchase. Brass ring at tip for leather leg thong. 2) British private purchase military holster for a Colt Model 1902 automatic pistol. Inside of flap marked: J.E. Johnston/R.E.[royal engineers]. Belt loop marked: Hand Sewn.
Condition: Both are very good to excellent with light wear overall.
Estimate: 600 - 800

*fine Colt Single Action Army Frontier Six-shooter With Pearl Grips

Firearms Serial no. 246594, .44-40 caliber, 4 3/4-inch barrel with standard maker and Hartford two line address marking; COLT FRONTIER SIX-SHOOTER on left side of barrel; two-line three-patent date marking on left side of frame with rampant colt logo in circle; blued finish with case-hardened frame and hammer; mother-of-pearl grips.
Condition: Fine. 97% blue; 90% case-hardening, with light fading primarily on left recoil shield; cylinder with tracking lines; grips fine, with some darkening in color.
Notes: Mfd. 1903. Accompanied by Colt factory research letter stating: .44-40 caliber; 4 3/4-inch barrel; blue finish; grips not listed; shipped to E.J. Post & Co., Albuquerque, NM c/o Winchester Repeating Arms Co., New Haven, Ct. Shipped August 25, 1903 in a shipment of 10.
Estimate: 12000 - 15000

*colt Single Action Army Revolver, With Two-piece Ivory Grips

Firearms Serial no. 285997, .45 caliber, 4 3/4-inch barrel with two-line Hartford address marking; two-line three-patent date marking on left side of frame with rampant colt within circle to right; blued finish with case-hardened frame and hammer; two piece ivory grips. Sold together with a Colt factory letter confirming configuration. Gun shipped on November 14, 1906.
Condition: Very good to fine. 20% blue, balance brown; pitting; traces case-hardening; tracking marks on cylinder, and touchup finish; antique grips with mellow patina, light wear; added to revolver at some later date.
Notes: Colt factory letter indicates shipment to Shapleigh Hardware Co., St. Louis, 1906.
Estimate: 3500 - 4500

Lot Of Two Pasteboard Boxes Of Blank Ammunition By Winchester

Firearms .45 Government caliber, of 25 cartridges, with green label on top, and smaller green label on one side; other box of 50 Colt .45 caliber cartridges, marked on one side with Colt's Patent Fire Arms Manufg Co. and rampant colt logo; each end with marking .45 Caliber/COLTS C.F./BLANK./Winchester Make. Large top green label notes: ""for Colts Revolvers."" Tiny white label on top over main label notes: ""These Cartridges are not Regular/Specially Loaded to Order."" The box of 50 .45s possibly made for a Wild West show.
Estimate: 450 - 650

*fine Colt Bisley Flat-top Single Action Army Revolver

Firearms Serial no. 258658, .44 Russian caliber, 7 ?-inch barrel with standard maker and Hartford address marking; left side of barrel marked: (BISLEY MODEL) 44 RUSSIAN CTG.; German silver blade front sight on blued steel base; blued steel rear sight dovetailed on flattop frame; two line three patent date marking on left side of frame, with rampant colt logo in circle to right; blued, with case-hardened hammer; checkered hard rubber grips. Sold together with Colt factory letter confirming configuration.
Condition: Fine. 97% blue, minor marks on backstrap and ejector rod housing; minor tracking lines on cylinder. Case-hardening 95%; grips fine.
Notes: Mfd. 1904.
Estimate: 18000 - 25000

*fine Engraved Colt Single Action Frontier Six-shooter Revolver, With Ivory Grips

Firearms Serial no. 309679, .44-40 caliber, 7 1/2-inch barrel with standard maker and Hartford one line address marking; COLT FRONTIER SIX SHOOTER on left side of barrel; two-line three-patent date marking on left side of frame with rampant colt logo in circle to right; blued with case-hardened frame and hammer; Colt relief medallion inlaid two piece ivory grips. Scroll and border engraved on barrel and cylinder. Sold together with Colt factory letter stating the revolver left the factory with the following configuration: .44-40 caliber; 7 1/2-inch barrel; Ivory grips; Shipped to Schoverling, Daly & Gales, New York, New York, September 29, 1909, Guns in shipment 1. Barrel and cylinder engraved.
Condition: Fine. Barrel and cylinder appear refinished; 95% blue; 60% case-hardening on frame, fading; patina and pitting on hammer, with 10% case-hardening; light tracking lines on cylinder; mellow patina to grips, fine and with light cracks, primarily on left panel. Ivory grips likely later addition.
Notes: See R.L. Wilson, Colt engraving texts, chapter X, for illustrations and reference to engraved revolvers by Helfricht and his shop.
Estimate: 25000 - 35000

*fine Nickel-plated Colt Single Action Army Revolver With Lanyard Swivel On Butt

Firearms Serial no. 352757, .38 Special caliber, 5 1/2-inch barrel with standard Hartford single line address marking; two-line three-patent date marking on left side of frame with rampant colt logo; nickel-plated finish; checkered hard rubber grips; lanyard swivel mounted on buttstrap. Sold together with copy of Colt factory letter confirming configuration.
Condition: Fine. 98% nickel, light patina on sides of hammer; cylinder with minor tracking marks and light flaking on face; minor marks from swivel on buttstrap.
Notes: Mfd. 1929.
Estimate: 7500 - 15000

*fine Nickel-plated Colt Frontier Six-shooter, With Two-piece Ivory Colt Medallion Grips

Firearms Serial no. 353727, .44-40 caliber, 4 3/4-inch barrel with two-line Hartford address marking on top and COLT FRONTIER SIX-SHOOTER .44-40 on left side; two-line three-patent date marking on left side of frame with rampant colt to right; nickel-plated finish; two piece ivory grips with flush style rampant colt medallions.
Condition: Fine. 99% nickel; light storage marks; minor tracking marks on cylinder; grips with mellow patina, light marks.
Notes: Mfd. 1929.
Estimate: 10000 - 12000

*boxed Colt Single Action Army Revolver

Firearms Serial no. 354486, .38 Special caliber, 5 1/2-inch barrel with standard Hartford single line address marking; two-line three-patent date marking on left side of frame with rampant colt logo; blued finish with case-hardened frame and hammer; checkered hard rubber rampant colt grips. Factory pasteboard box, with interior Colt labels and brochure; label at one end; matching number written on bottom of box.
Condition: Fine. 90% blue and 60% case-hardening, patina and light pitting on frame; grips excellent. Box very good, with wear, bend in lid.
Estimate: 6000 - 9000

*excellent Boxed Colt Single Action Army Revolver

Firearms Serial no. 354562, .44-40 Special caliber, 7 1/2-inch barrel with standard Hartford single line address marking; two-line three-patent date marking on left side of frame with rampant colt logo; blued finish with case-hardened frame and hammer; checkered hard rubber rampant colt grips. Factory pasteboard box with matching number written on bottom and label at end; with interior Colt labels. Sold with a Colt factory letter showing gun was shipped to John Cox & Sons, Morehouse and Wells Co., Decatur, Illinois, August 4, 1931.
Condition: Excellent. 98% blue and 95% case-hardening; grips excellent; light tracking lines on cylinder. Box very good to fine, light wear and marks.
Notes: Mfd. 1932.
Estimate: 8000 - 10000

*excellent Boxed Colt Single Action Army Revolver

Firearms Serial no. 356981, .38 Special caliber, 5 1/2-inch barrel with standard Hartford single line address marking; two-line three-patent date marking on left side of frame with rampant colt logo; blued finish with case-hardened frame; checkered hard rubber rampant colt grips. Factory pasteboard box with matching number written on bottom and label at end; with interior Colt labels and cleaning brush.
Condition: Excellent. 99% blue and case-hardening; grips excellent; light tracking lines on cylinder. Box very good, light wear and careful repairs.
Notes: Mfd. 1939.
Estimate: 6000 - 8000

Lot Of Two Assorted Western Gun Rigs

Firearms Comprising: 1) Unmarked commercial 1920s period cartridge belt [lacking most of the loops] with hand-crafted period holster for a 4 3/4-inch Colt single action or Smith & Wesson revolver. Copper rivet re-enforcement. 2) 1930s era cartridge belt marked: Iver Johnson/Co./Boston. With unmarked commercial holster for a Colt single action or Remington 1875 revolvers.
Condition: Both are good to very good, showing age wear and some checking to leather. #1 with major losses to cartridge loops. #2 with repair to tip of holster.
Estimate: 350 - 550

Lot Of Two Western Gun Rigs

Firearms Comprising: 1) 1920s commercially made brown leather holster and cartridge belt. With illegible maker's monogram on 4 3/4-inch single action holster. California-style buckle. 2) 1930s-40s Heiser gun rig for 5 1/2-inch Colt single action revolver. Single-loop holster. .45 caliber cartridge loops. Both holster and belt are hallmarked Heiser. Belt faintly stamped: 101.
Condition: Both showing light to moderate wear and patina.
Estimate: 450 - 650

**excellent Boxed And Cased Post World War Ii Colt Frontier Six-shooter, ""colt Collector Special Ed

Firearms Serial no. SA65832, .44-40 caliber, 4 3/4-inch barrel, standard markings but with COLT COLLECTOR SPECIAL EDITION marked on right side; right side of frame marked ""89 OF 250""; nickel-plated; checkered walnut grips with inlaid flush rampant colt medallions. Box with brochures.
Condition: Excellent to mint. Likely unfired. Box with light wear. Oak case lined in green cloth, with accessories of blued, etched and gilt steel plate and key.
Estimate: 3000 - 4000

**rare Colt Custom Shop Texas Gun Collectors Association Cased Factory Engraved Colt Commemorative S

Firearms Serial no. SA73014, .45 caliber, 7 1/2-inch barrel with gold banding at muzzle and breech. Scroll-engraved. Engraved screws. Circular ejector rod button. Gold banding at back of cylinder. Blued finish, Case-hardened hammer and frame. Factory relief-carved steerhead and star ivory grips. Butt inscribed: ""14 of 30"". Contained in keyed brown suede-lined oak display case together with commemorative brass plaque with legend reading: Presented to the Texas Gun Collectors Association. Top of case with embossed steerhead and star. Case contained in original brown shipping carton.
Condition: Mint. Retaining 100% finish and appearing as new with no wear in evidence. Case near mint. Box with scuffs.
Estimate: 6000 - 10000

Lot Of Three Assorted Western Holsters

Firearms Comprising: 1) 1920s single-loop holster for a Colt 4 3/4-inch single action revolver. Marked: Made by Visalia Stock Saddle Co. San Francisco. Loop has been customized by the addition of a diamond-shaped concho. 2) Contemporary left-handed single-loop buscadero holster marked: Colorado Saddlery, Denver. 3) Hand-crafted floral tooled Tandy kit holster for a Colt Model 1911 semi-automatic pistol. With stamped initials HD. Snap closure.
Condition: All are very good, showing wear and scuffs to leather.
Estimate: 250 - 350

Rare 101 Wild West Show Marked Antique Box Of Colt .45 Caliber Blank Shot Cartridges By U.m.c.

Firearms The sealed, unopened box of 50 Colt's .45 caliber centerfire blank shot cartridges with illustrated white label and factory sticker reading: BLANKS. Bottom with black stenciled leagend: 101/W.W.S. Plaid box. Shrink-wrapped.
Condition: Excellent to mint.
Estimate: 600 - 800

Lot Of Two Western Lariats And One Whip

Firearms Comprising: 1) Braided rawhide lariat with brass hondo. 36-feet long. 2) Braided horsehair lariat or lead rope. Veriegated brown and cream with red and black finial. 24-feet long. 3) Braided leather whip with wooden grip. 14-feet long.
Condition: All are excellent with light wear present.
Estimate: 600 - 800

**colt A-engraved Post World War Ii Single Action Army Revolver, In Custom Shop Box

Firearms Serial no. 92877SA. .45 caliber, 7 1/2-inch barrel with one line maker and Hartford barrel address on top; left side marked COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .45; two-line three patent date marking on left side of frame with rampant colt logo to right; blued, with case-hardened frame; checkered hard rubber grips. Scroll engraved with punched dot background; attributed to William Mains, coverage on barrel, ejector rod housing, cylinder, frame and gripstraps. Custom Shop box; with plastic wrapper, brochures, form letter and label indicating Factory Order no. 10344, serial number and ""Engraved - Class - A."" COLT ENG stamped on left side of triggerguard strap (visible when grips removed). Sold together with a Colt factory letter confirming configuration.
Condition: Excellent. Box fine.
Estimate: 6000 - 9000

**cased And Matched Pair Of Colt Single Action Post World War Ii Revolvers With Pearl Grips

Firearms Serial nos. 28530SA and 28531SA, .45 caliber, 5 1/2-inch barrels with one-line maker and Hartford address marking on top and caliber on left side; standard two line three patent frame marking on left side, with rampant colt logo to right; nickel-plated finish; mother-of-pearl grips with nickel-plated flush rampant colt medallion inlays. Varnished oak case lined with green velvet and with oak cartridge block between each revolver; with key. Sold together with Colt factory letter confirming configuration.
Condition: Fine to excellent. 100% finish; minor tracking lines on cylinders. Box with minor marks on exterior.
Notes: Shipped on February 23, 1960
Estimate: 4500 - 7000

**cased Colt ""ned Buntline"" Commemorative Single Action Revolver

Firearms Serial no. NB1641, .45 caliber, 12-inch barrel with flat-top strap and target sights. Nickel-plated finish. Eagle hard rubber grips. Contained in glass-topped walnut display case together with 6 nickel-plated cartridges and commemorative plaque.
Condition: Near mint. Retaining 100% finish with slight storage wear. Case with minor scuffs to exterior.
Estimate: 3500 - 5500

**fine Cased And Matched Pair Of Colt Frontier Scout .22 And .22 Magnum Single Action Revolvers

Firearms Serial nos. 1110K and 1111K, .22 long rifle and .22 Magnum calibers, 4 3/4-inch barrels with one-line maker and Hartford address markings on top and calibers and models on left side; nickel-plated finish; varnished walnut grips. Pine case lined with burgundy velvet and satin.
Condition: Excellent. 100% finish. Box with scratches and marks on exterior.
Estimate: 900 - 1200

Rare Civilian Flap Holster For A Large Frame Revolver

Firearms Of finished brown calf leather, hand-tooled with diamond pattern design. Magenta corduroy fabric lining. Single belt loop. No maker mark present. Leather loop with brass stud closure.
Condition: Good to very good. Lining frayed and faded.
Estimate: 600 - 800

Lot Of Three Assorted Holsters

Firearms Comprising: 1) Unmarked commercial ""Slim Jim"" holster for a medium frame Merwin & Hulbert revolver. Single belt loop. 2) Unmarked contemporary brown leather ""Slim Jim"" holster for a Colt Dragoon revolver. 3) Handmade brown leather holster for a an unknown brand of revolver.
Condition: All are good to very good with scattered wear and scuffing.
Estimate: 300 - 400

**fine Cased Commemorative Colt Frontier Scout Single Action Revolver, ""the Golden Spike""

Firearms Serial no. 2030GS, .22 long rifle caliber, 6-inch barrel with standard markings; blued and gold-plated finish; varnished walnut rampant colt medallion inlaid grips. Composition case with railroading motifs, and gold-plated steel miniature railroad spike, plus ""The Golden Spike"" booklet, by R.L. Wilson.
Condition: Fine.
Estimate: 800 - 1200

Lot Of Three Assorted Western Holsters

Firearms Comprising: 1) Unmarked 1930s double-loop laced leather holster for a Colt 4 3/4-inch barrel single action revolver. 2) Commercial grade double-loop western holster by ""Diamond G"" sporting goods. Made for a Colt 5 1/2-inch barrel single action revolver. 3) 1950s unmarked hand-made ""Slim-Jim"" buscadero holster for a 7 1/2-inch barrel Colt single action revolver. With leg tie-down.
Condition: All are very good with scattered wear and patina.
Estimate: 300 - 400

Lot Of Two Flap Holsters

Firearms Comprising: 1) Unmarked large black leather military-style flap holster. Appears to be for a Webley or other large frame revolver. Single belt loop and brass stud closure. 2) Scarce flap holster for a Colt 1849 Pocket. Red calf lining and brass stud closure. Belt loop missing.
Condition: Both are very good to excellent with moderate wear and checking to leather.
Estimate: 450 - 650

Fine Boxed Merwin Hulbert & Co. Double Action Pocket Revolver

Firearms Serial no. 16501, .32 centerfire caliber, 7-shot fluted cylinder, Merwin Hulbert & Co., address and patent marking on top of rib of 5 1/2-inch barrel; blued; checkered hard rubber grips; lanyard ring on butt. In tan pasteboard box with ""Merwin, Hulbert & Co.'s Automatic"" label in lid; label at one end indicates originally fitted with extra barrel.
Condition: Fine. 75% blue, wear; tracking lines on cylinder; hammer, trigger and triggerguard likely originally case-hardened, now bright; grips fine. Box frayed.
Estimate: 2500 - 3500

Rare Boxed Merwin Hulbert & Co. Double Action Pocket Revolver

Firearms Serial no. 18555, .32 centerfire caliber, 5-shot fluted cylinder, Merwin Hulbert & Co., address and patent marking on top of rib of 3-inch barrel; nickel-plated with case-hardened bottom to folding hammer, and trigger; checkered hard rubber grips. In tan pasteboard box, with ""Merwin, Hulbert & Co's Automatic."" label inside hinged lid; label also at one end of box.
Condition: Fine. 99% nickel; 90% case-hardening; grips fine. Box with light wear.
Estimate: 1800 - 2500

Fine Boxed Merwin Hulbert & Co. Double Action Pocket Revolver, With Extra Barrel

Firearms Serial no. 80070, .32 centerfire caliber, 7-shot fluted cylinder, Merwin Hulbert & Co., address and patent marking on top of rib of both 5 1/2- and extra 3 1/2-inch barrels; nickel-plated with case-hardened bottom to folding hammer and trigger; checkered hard rubber grips; lanyard ring on butt. In tan pasteboard box with ""Merwin, Hulbert & Co.'s Automatic"" label in lid; label at one end, including on lid.
Condition: Fine. 95% nickel, light patina and minor pitting; tracking lines on cylinder; grips fine; case-hardening 75%. Box frayed and with old taped repairs.
Estimate: 3000 - 4000

Fine And Rare Boxed Merwin Hulbert & Co. Single Action Spur Trigger Target Belt Revolver

Firearms Serial no. 55, .38 caliber centerfire, 5 1/2-inch ribbed barrel with target sights; Hopkins & Allen maker and address and patent marking on top of rib; Merwin Hulbert & Co. and NEW YORK USA, on left side of frame; caliber on right side; nickel-plated with case-hardened hammer and trigger; checkered ebony grips. With purse holster of leather, and box having trade label inside lid, and label on end of lid and bottom. With cleaning brush.
Condition: Fine. 98% nickel; light tracking lines on cylinder; box fine with light wear, and minor repair, soiling.
Estimate: 3000 - 4000

Rare Boxed And Engraved Merwin Hulbert & Co. Double Action Pocket Revolver

Firearms Serial no. 1937, .38 centerfire caliber, 5-shot fluted cylinder, Merwin Hulbert & Co., address and patent marking on top of rib of 3 1/2-inch barrel; engraved in Merwin Hulbert & Co. style with punched marks, and with whitetail doe panel scene on left side of frame. Nickel-plated with case-hardened hammer, triggerguard and trigger; ivory grips. In tan pasteboard box, with ""Merwin, Hulbert & Co's Automatic."" label inside hinged lid; label also at one end of box; wood cleaning rod and metal and wire cleaning brush.
Condition: Very good to fine. 50% nickel, traces case-hardening; wear; tracking lines on cylinder; half cock position does not function; poorly fitted replacement grips. Box worn, and rehinging needs repair.
Estimate: 2500 - 3500

Fine Boxed Merwin Hulbert & Co. Double Action Pocket Revolver, With Extra Barrel

Firearms Serial no. 19084, .38 centerfire caliber, 5-shot fluted cylinder, Merwin Hulbert & Co., address and patent marking on top of barrel rib of both 3 1/2- and extra 5 1/2-inch barrels; nickel-plated with case-hardened bottom to folding hammer and trigger; checkered hard rubber grips. In pasteboard box with blue alligator pattern top; includes box of 50 obsolete cartridges; gold imprinted marking on top and inside lid of Hopkins & Allen Co. and of Merwin, Hulbert & Co. with New York address.
Condition: Fine. 95% nickel; fading, light wear and minor patina; case-hardening 70%; tracking lines on cylinder; box with wear, missing most of label at one end; wood blocks in case possibly after market.
Estimate: 3000 - 4000

Fine Merwin Hulbert & Co. Single Action Spur Trigger Pocket Revolver

Firearms Serial no. 5372, .38 caliber centerfire, 3 1/2-inch round barrel with rib, five-shot scooped flute cylinder, nickel-plated with case-hardened hammer and trigger and checkered hard rubber grips with doghead motif at top.
Condition: Fine. 99% finish; minor fading to nickel; minor tracking lines on cylinder. Grips fine. No. 5240 on butt.
Estimate: 1800 - 2500

Fine Merwin Hulbert & Co. Double Action Pocket Revolver

Firearms Serial no. 15309, .38 caliber centerfire, 5 1/2-inch round barrel with rib, five-shot cylinder, blued with case-hardened folding hammer and checkered hard rubber grips; lanyard ring aperture in birds head butt. Barrel marking indicates Merwin Hulbert & Co., New York, plus patent dates.
Condition: Fine. 90% finish; spots of blue turned brown or gray; minor tracking lines on cylinder. Grips fine.
Notes: Scarce in blue finish.
Estimate: 1500 - 2000

Fine Boxed And Blued Merwin Hulbert & Co. Double Action Pocket Revolver

Firearms Serial no. 50666, .38 centerfire caliber, 5-shot fluted cylinder, Merwin Hulbert & Co., address and patent marking on top of rib of 5 1/2-inch barrel; blued, with case-hardened bottom of folding hammer, trigger and triggerguard; checkered hard rubber grips; birdshead grip profile with lanyard hole. In tan pasteboard box with ""Merwin, Hulbert & Co.'s Automatic"" label in lid; label at one end of bottom.
Condition: Fine. 95% blue; light wear; tracking lines on cylinder; mechanism needs adjustment. Grips fine. Box frayed; label faded; light repairs.
Estimate: 3000 - 5000

Lot Of Two Antique Western Holsters

Firearms Comprising: 1) Unmarked hand-crafted open-top ""Slim Jim"" holster for a medium frame Merwin & Hulbert revolver. Brown leather with single belt loop. 2) Unmarked hand-crafted black leather flap holster for a medium-frame revolver. Replacement keeper and belt loop.
Condition: Both are very good with light wear overall.
Estimate: 100 - 150

Lot Of Five Assorted Flap Holsters

Firearms Comprising: 1) Medium size unmarked flap holster for a Hopkins & Allen top-break revolver. 2) Commercial unmarked brown leather flap holster for a S & W Safety Hammerless 4th Model revolver. 3) Commercial unmarked brown leather holster for a top-break S & W revolver. Brass stud closure and single belt loop. 4) Commerical unmarked brown leather flap holster for a medium frame Merwin & Hulbert revolver [seam separations]. Stud closure. 5) Commercial brown leather flap holster for a 5-inch barrel large frame top-break S & W revolver.
Condition: All showing wear and scuffing to leather. Two examples with seam separations and loose or repaired belt loops.
Estimate: 250 - 350

Fine Merwin Hulbert & Co. Third Model Single Action Pocket Army Revolver

Firearms Serial no. 5285, .44-40 caliber, six-shot, 3 3/8-inch barrel with standard Hopkins & Allen maker, Norwich CT address and patent dates on left side; Merwin Hulbert & Co. and model marking on right side of frame; nickel-plated with case-hardened hammer and triggerguard; checkered hard rubber grips.
Condition: Fine. 98% finish; slight fading to nickel. Minor storage marks. Tracking lines on cylinder.
Estimate: 4000 - 5000

Engraved Barrel For Third Model Merwin Hulbert & Co. Pocket Army Revolver

Firearms For Third model with topstrap. 3 1/2-inch barrel with ornate cherry blossom punch engraving. Serial no. 4210 on back of barrel lug. Nickel-plated finish.
Condition: Excellent. Retaining 98-100% finish with slight wear present.
Estimate: 450 - 650

Fine And Rare Engraved Merwin Hulbert & Co. Third Model Double Action Army Revolver With Ivory Grips

Firearms Serial no. 19822, .44-40 caliber, six-shot cylinder, 7-inch barrel with standard Merwin Hulbert & Co., New York and patent dates on top of barrel; Hopkins & Allen maker, Norwich Conn. U.S.A. address on left side; profusely engraved in distinctive Merwin Hulbert & Co. style, featuring extensive stampings, and repeated floral and scroll motifs; resting whitetail deer in panel motif on left side of frame; nickel-plated with case-hardened hammer, trigger and triggerguard; ivory grips. Lanyard ring on butt.
Condition: Fine. 95% nickel; steel turned gray on hammer, backstrap and topstrap; tracking lines on cylinder; grips with mellow patina, minor shrinkage, small chip missing from butt of left panel; minor cracks at butt. Mechanism needs slight adjustment.
Estimate: 5000 - 8000

Rare Merwin Hulbert & Co. Third Model Double Action Army Revolver

Firearms Serial no. 24912, .44-40 caliber, six shot cylinder, 7-inch barrel with standard Merwin Hulbert & Co., New York and patent dates on top of barrel; Hopkins & Allen maker, Norwich Conn. U.S.A. address on left side; caliber on left side of frame; blued with case-hardened folding hammer, trigger and triggerguard; checkered hard rubber grips. Lanyard ring on butt.
Condition: Very good to fine. 65% blue, wear, nicks, balance fading to brown and gray, spots pitting; cylinder with tracking lines; 20% case-hardening; grips fine.
Notes: Rare with square butt, solid frame, folding hammer and in blued finish.
Estimate: 3000 - 5000

Early To Mid 20th-century Embroidered Mexican Gun Rig

Firearms Of brown leather, the basket-weave pattern embroidered double-loop holster made for a Merwin & Hulbert or Smith & Wesson large frame revolver. With accompanying matching belt, containing 50 cartridge loops. Typical Mexican double buckle front with center billet embroidered with initials DP. Scalloped borders with small decorative grommets. A nice example.
Condition: Excellent with light age wear overall.
Estimate: 350 - 550

Rare Cased Merwin Hulbert & Co. Fourth Model Double Action Army Revolver With Extra Third Model Barr

Firearms Serial no. 23003, .44-40 caliber, 6 shot fluted cylinder, 5 1/2-inch ribbed barrel with Merwin Hulbert & Co., New York address and patent markings on top; caliber on left side of frame; spare barrel of 3 3/8-inch length with Hopkins & Allen, address and patent markings on left side, and matching serial no. 23003. Nickel-plated, with case-hardened hammer with nickel-plated folding spur; case-hardened trigger and triggerguard, and barrel release; checkered hard rubber grips; square butt, with lanyard swivel. Blind-tooled leather covered wood case, lined in red satin with white banner and hinge strips.
Condition: Fine. Minor wear; 98% nickel; tracking lines on cylinder; 90% case-hardening; grips fine. Case with wear, some separation of leather cover; minor fraying of interior; extra barrel does not fit cutout in bottom.
Estimate: 10000 - 15000

Fine And Scarce Forehand & Wadsworth New Model Army Single Action Revolver

Firearms Serial no. 538, .44 centerfire caliber, 6 shot cylinder, 6 1/2-inch round barrel with top marked with maker, Worcester Mass. address, and patent dates; blued finish, case-hardened hammer, loading gate, trigger and triggerguard; oil-finished walnut grips. With ejector rod system on barrel.
Condition: Fine. 98% finish, light fading to triggerguard color; tracking lines on cylinder. Grips fine.
Estimate: 8000 - 10000

*harrington & Richardson ""handy-gun"" Single Shot Target Pistol

Firearms Serial no. 205, .22 caliber, 1 1/2-inch barrel with target front sight and rear peep sight. Prawl-mounted breech lever. Blued finish. Case-hardened hammer. Proper address on right side of frame. Triggerguard with spur. Checkered walnut fore-end and grip stock.
Condition: Excellent. Retaining approximately 85-90% finish with wear to fore-end lug and triggerguard. Minor wear to wood.
Notes: This model was manufactured 1928-1941. It is rare to find this model in .22 caliber; most came in .410 gauge.
Estimate: 1200 - 1800

*excellent Harrington & Richardson Hunter Double Action Target Revolver

Firearms Serial no. 122875, .22 rimfire, 7-shot, 10-inch round barrel, with maker and address marking on left side; blued finish; case-hardened hammer; checkered walnut grips.
Condition: Excellent.
Estimate: 400 - 600

*excellent Harrington & Richardson Double Action Target Revolver

Firearms Serial no. 98592, .22 rimfire, 7-shot, 6-inch octagonal barrel; maker and address marking on barrel angle flat; blued finish; case-hardened hammer; checkered factory oversized hard rubber grips.
Condition: Excellent with light wear to relief edges.
Estimate: 400 - 600

*fine Harrington & Richardson Trapper Model Double Action Revolver

Firearms Serial no. 125661, .22 rimfire, 7-shot, 6-inch octagonal barrel with maker, address and caliber marking; blued finish, with case-hardened hammer and what are likely custom-made checkered walnut grips.
Condition: Fine to excellent. Minor spots of patina.
Notes: Manufactured 1950s.
Estimate: 400 - 600

*excellent Harrington & Richardson Young America Safety Hammer Revolver

Firearms Serial no. 144538, .32 S & W, 2-inch octagonal barrel, with maker name and address on left angle flat; model designation on topstrap; blued, with case-hardened trigger and spurless hammer; checkered hard rubber grips.
Condition: Excellent. Minor spots patina.
Estimate: 400 - 600

*excellent Boxed Harrington & Richardson Young America Double Action Revolver

Firearms Serial no. 445998, .22 rimfire, 2-inch octagonal barrel, with maker name and address on left angle flat; model designation on topstrap; nickel-plated, with case-hardened hammer; blued trigger and triggerguard; checkered hard rubber grips. Black and red pasteboard box with label at one end of lid; serial number stamped on bottom.
Condition: Excellent. Box with wear, minor marks.
Estimate: 600 - 800

*fine And Rare Boxed Harrington & Richardson Automatic Ejector ""bicycle"" Revolver, With 2-inch Bar

Firearms Serial no. 7160, .32 centerfire, 2-inch round barrel, with maker name and address on toprib; nickel-plated, with case-hardened hammer and trigger; blued triggerguard; checkered hard rubber grips. Pasteboard box with label at one end of lid and bottom; warning on smokeless powder on lid.
Condition: Fine to excellent. 99% nickel; minor tracking lines on cylinder; mechanism needs adjustment or repair. Box with wear, minor marks, some separation.
Estimate: 500 - 700

*fine Harrington & Richardson Large Frame Double Action Revolver

Firearms Serial no. 823, .44 centerfire, 5-shot, 4 1/2-inch octagonal barrel, with model marking on topstrap; nickel-plated finish; case-hardened hammer; checkered hard rubber grips. With pasteboard box.
Condition: Fine. Storage marks; spots patina; nickel fading. Box likely of modern date.
Estimate: 600 - 800

Fine Engraved And Cased Harrington & Richardson Single Action Revolver

Firearms Serial no. 5190, .32 rimfire, 5-shot, 2 5/8-inch octagonal barrel, with maker and address marking on left angle flat; no. 2621 stamped on bottom strap of frame; profusely scroll and border engraved in style and quality equal to Nimschke, and possible by him. Gold- and silver-plated finish, with nickel-plated cylinder; mottled orange and black checkered hard rubber grips with American star and shield motifs on each panel. Velvet-lined varnished mahogany case with oval brass escutcheon inlaid on lid; with ivory handled screwdriver and mahogany cartridge block.
Condition: Fine. Tarnished finish on frame and barrel, 60% remaining; 100% bright nickel on cylinder. Grips excellent. Case fine; 95% varnish; nicks and wear on exterior; minor wear on interior.
Estimate: 2500 - 3500

*fine Boxed Harrington & Richardson Double Action Police Hammer Topbreak Revolver

Firearms Serial no. 477595, .32 S & W centerfire caliber, 5-shot, 3 1/4-inch round and ribbed barrel with maker, address and markings on top;blued, with case-hardened spurless hammer; checkered hard rubber grips. Box with illustrated label inside lid; label also on one end of hinged lid and bottom.
Condition: Fine. 90% blue, turning brown on backstrap; 95% case-hardening; grips fine. Box very good with wear, bends, some repair, and minor separation.
Notes: Manufactured early 1900s.
Estimate: 800 - 1000

*rare Harrington & Richardson Flare Pistol, Marked United States Property

Firearms 8 gauge, 4-inch barrel, blued finish; checkered walnut grips; marked UNITED STATES PROPERTY on right side,. Maker and Worcester address marking on top of barrel.
Condition: Fine. Spot of blue missing and file marks on bottom of barrel above knurled circular pin device.
Provenance: From the Harrington & Richardson company museum collection.
Estimate: 450 - 750

*fine Boxed Iver Johnson Double Action Tip-up Hammerless Revolver

Firearms No visible serial no., .32 centerfire caliber, 5-shots, 3-inch barrel with maker and address on top rib; patent dates on butt; nickel-plated; case-hardened trigger; blued triggerguard; checkered hard rubber owlhead grips. Pasteboard box with safety hammer label inside lid.
Condition: Fine. 95% finish; light patina and wear; fading finishes. Mechanism needs adjustment. Grips fine. Box with wear, some separation.
Estimate: 600 - 900

Fine Cased, Presentation Inscribed And Extra-engraved Iver Johnson Favorite No. 3 Single Action Pock

Firearms Serial no. 2, .38 caliber rimfire, 3 1/8-inch octagonal barrel, with model stamped on top; profusely and finely engraved, including geometric motifs on cylinder and barrel; bottom framestrap inscribed in script: Presented to/O.F. Mitchell/by B.S. Lovell.; nickel-plated with gold-plated cylinder, case-hardened hammer; ivory grips. Varnished mahogany case lined in red felt; with box of Peters obsolete cartridges and brass headed steel cleaning rod.
Condition: Fine. 98% nickel, minor marks on bottom of barrel; 80% case-hardening, fading; 70% gold, fading; mellow patina to ivory. Case fine, crack on lid; light marks on exterior, minor wear to interior.
Provenance: Karl Moldenhauer
Estimate: 3500 - 5000

*fine Boxed Iver Johnson Double Action Revolver, Featuring Safety Hammer System

Firearms Serial no. 54147, .38 centerfire caliber, 5-shot fluted cylinder; 3 1/4-inch ribbed barrel with maker and address markings on top; blued finish; case-hardened hammer and trigger; checkered hard rubber owlhead motif grips. Pasteboard box with label inside lid, in bottom, and at end of bottom and lid. With Oilright glass bottle and accompanying brochure.
Condition: Fine. 98% finish; light patina; grips and box fine.
Provenance: Nash Collection, Boston
Estimate: 1200 - 2500

Lot Of Two Vintage Safety Razors And Three Razor Straps

Firearms Comprising: 1) Gold-plated Gillette safety razor contained in original ivory plastic factory box with velvet lining. 2) Original boxed Gillette ""khaki"" safety razor kit with instructions. Contained in original factory box with factory label. Used by U.S. Army troops during WWI. 3) Three assorted straght razor straps by Henry Sears & Son [Civil War era] dated 1865; One marked Diamond/Deep Cut/Russian Back; the third marked: U.S. Cavalry.
Condition: All are good to very good with scattered wear and patina.
Estimate: 150 - 200

Star Safety Shaving Stick Razor, Kit In Case Likely By Casemaker For Firearms Trade

Firearms Leather-covered wood case similar to handgun box of the period; lined in buff cloth, and with components including Kampfe Bros. improved canvas swing strap (patented in 1894), rosewood handled razor with patent markings, blade holder including marking ""Kampfe Bros. New York"" and ""Highest Award Paris 1900"" and with several patent dates; three beautifully honed and sharpened steel blades, and miscellaneous. Case with two sliding latches at front, of German silver; measures 9- long x 5 3/4- wide x 2 5/8-inches thick. Likely made by same casemaker producing leather-covered wood boxes of similar style for firearms trade.
Condition: Fine. Exterior with wear and 15% missing leather, primarily on back surface and portion split on lid; interior fine with light wear. Exterior needs careful restoration of leather cover.
Estimate: 100 - 200

Lot Of Assorted Firearms Related Trinkets And Collectibles

Firearms Comprising: 1) National Rifle Association silver medallion in original boz. 2) Small Texas Gun Collectors Association trophy. 3) Miniature brass telescope. 4) Small novelty pen shaped like a rifle. 4) Silver-plate display prize medallion from the American Society of Arms Collectors dated May 1990. 5) Colt single action revolver and holster key ring. 6) Two Colt screwdrivers. 7) Two Colt souvenir watch fobs 8) Canadian Northwest Mounted Police collar insignia. 9) Colt Collector's Association enameled money clip. 10) Marbles Co. pocket match safe. 11) Case Knife Co. brass belt buckle. 11) Xythos miniature novelty pistol with red box of tiny cartridges. 12) Winchester advertising promotional screwdriver. 13) Pair of Winchester brand dice. 14) Colt souvenir tie clip with a single action revolver. 15) Rare Winchester marked 1892 patented bore mirror with brass frame. 16) American Arms Society tie tac with flintock pistol motif. 17) Large flint. 19) Unmarked leather scabbard for a 19th century bowie knife. 20) 4 packs of Remington brand matches. All items contained in glass-topped walnut display case.
Condition: All are very good to excellent with light age wear and patina.
Estimate: 250 - 350

Lot Of Two Novelty Coin Banks

Firearms Comprising: 1) Steel oval-shaped coin bank marked: Mfd. By Coburn Co. N.Y. Brass escutcheon on front reading: The Planters National Bank/Honygrove Texas. Keyed access. No key present. 2) Smaller nickel-plated oval desktop coin bank marked: Ben Franklin/Mfg by/The Bankers Savings & Credit System Co. Brass escutcheon on front reading: Commercial State Bank/Afton, Iowa. Broken lock. These coin banks were given as promotional premiums to bank customers.
Condition: Both showing age wear and patina.
Estimate: 100 - 150

Victorian Glass Tabletop Display Cabinet

Firearms The antique display case, having a curved front glass with german silver framework and rear access door. Escutcheon on front reading: Excelsior Showcase Works/Quincy, Ill. Branch House, St. Louis. Size: 24-inches x 21-inches x 11-inches.
Condition: Very good with age wear and patina. Needs new lining.
Estimate: 700 - 900

Large Victorian Glass Display Cabinet

Firearms The tabletop display cabinet with german silver framework with escutcheon reading: Eureka Showcase Mfg./Monk & Co. Props./133 & 135 Wabash Ave. Chicago, Ill, Two spring-loaded rear access doors and curved glass front panels. Size: 48-inches x 28-inches x 14 1/4-inches.
Condition: Good to very good, showing age wear and patina.
Estimate: 800 - 1000

Antique Retail Countertop Shot Dispenser

Firearms Of wood construction the front marked: ""The Self-Weighing Shot Case/Pat'd May 10, 1881"". Cabinet contains 10 dispensing compartments for different sizes of shot. Size: 30 1/2-inches long x 12-inches deep x 19-inches high.
Condition: Very good with light age wear and patina.
Estimate: 5000 - 7500

The Official ""great Pistols Of America"" Silver Miniature Pistol Collection In Sterling Silver By T

Firearms Comprising 12 miniature pistols representing early guns used in Colonial America and the United States after independence. All are finely made in approximately 1/8 scale of sterling silver with many examples having moving parts. Examples include a Scottish Dag, an Elgin cutlass pistol, a Kentucky flintlock pistol, a North & Cheney martial pistol, 1871 Remington single-shot rolling block pistol, a Colt Whitneyville Walker revolver, a Colt single action revolver and others. All contained in a mahogany blue velour-lined, glass-topped display case. Lot includes the original factory boxes each gun came in as well as the accompanying leather portfolio containing detailed historical descriptions of each firearm included in set. A beautiful decorator set.
Condition: Excellent to mint with light storage wear present.
Estimate: 2000 - 3000

Fine Cased 19th-century Orchestra Conductor's Baton

Firearms The spiral ivory-handled ebony conductor's baton with sterling silver mountings. Contained in original light green velour-lined black leather case with sliding locks.
Condition: Excellent with light age wear and patina.
Estimate: 350 - 550

Lot Of Assorted Gun Parts

Firearms Comprising: 1) Colt Dragoon hammer. 2) Lockplate for a Model 1855 Harper's Ferry rifle with Maynard tape primer system. 3) Spencer carbine sling hook. 4) Colt 1851 revolver loading lever. 5) Winchester 1873 rifle lever and sideplates. 6) 2 wooden musket barrel plugs. 7) Colt 1860 revolver hammer. 8) Colt magnum .22 caliber cylinder. 9) Numerous cleaning rods, wad cutter, cleaning kit, springs, screws, magazine and miscellaneous other items.
Condition: All are very good to excellent.
Estimate: 450 - 650

Cased Set Of Antique Alphabet Dies

Firearms The full set of 28 antique alphabet dies. All contained in original wood box. with dovetailed lid.
Condition: Very good with light age wear to box. Minor chip to corner of lid.
Estimate: 100 - 200

Boxed Ideal Bullet Mold

Firearms Ideal single-cavity conical bullet mold in .30 caliber. Mold marked: 308241S and Ideal Mfg. Co./New Haven Ct. U.S.A. Wooden handles. Contained in original factory box with illustrated lid.
Condition: Excellent to mint with light storage wear. Box with age discoloration and minor scuffs. Small puncture in top of box.
Estimate: 100 - 200

Boxed Ideal Bullet Mold

Firearms Ideal single-cavity .30 caliber conical mold marked: 3118/Ideal Mfg. Co./New Haven, Ct. U.S.A. Wooden handles. Contained in original factory box with illustrated label on lid.
Condition: Mold excellent to mint. Box with wear and scuffs to edges.
Estimate: 250 - 350

Rare And Exceptional Factory Boxed Smith & Wesson Bullet Mold

Firearms The rare S & W .44 caliber two-cavity bullet mold with integral capping device and sprue cutter. Blued steel with wooden handles. With accompanying plunger-style reloading tool. Both contained in original factory box with orange end label.
Condition: Mint. The box with light age wear and scuffs to corners.
Estimate: 900 - 1200

Rare Boxed Ideal ""melting Pot"" Together With Boxed Ideal No. 310 Reloading Kit

Firearms The boxed cast iron miniature ""Melting Pot"" used for melting lead for bullets and shot. Contained in original factory box with illustrated label on top. A rare and novel accessory. Sold together with a boxed Ideal .30-30 caliber bullet mold and reloading kit with decapper, muzzle re-sizer, priming chamber and other accessories.
Condition: Both are mint. Boxes with age discoloration and scuffs to edges.
Estimate: 800 - 1000

Scarce Boxed Ideal Reloading Tool

Firearms The integral bullet mold and reloading tool for a Smith & Wesson .32 caliber cartridge. Nickel-plated steel construction. With powder measure. Contained in original factory box with illustrated yellow label on lid.
Condition: Mint with light storage wear. Box near mint with light wear overall.
Estimate: 300 - 400

Scarce Factory Boxed Ideal Reloading Mold And Tool

Firearms The nickel-plated steel reloading tool for a Smith & Wesson .38 caliber cartridge. With powder measure and decapper. Contained in original factory box with illustrated lid.
Condition: Mint with light storage wear. Box with wear, minor seam separations and scuffs.
Estimate: 250 - 350

Remington Revolving Percussion Rifle With Low Serial Number And New Model Barrel Marking

Firearms Serial no. 18, .36 caliber, 6 shot, 24-inch part round, part octagon barrel with maker, address, patent date and NEW MODEL markings on top of breech; pivoting and adjustable rear sight dovetailed at breech; German silver blade on steel base dovetailed at muzzle; blued finish, with case-hardened frame, hammer and loading lever; silver-plated brass spur triggerguard, buttplate and toeplate. Varnished walnut stock with handsome grain and finish.
Condition: Excellent. 75% blue on barrel, 80% on cylinder, latter with tracking lines; some flaking and turning of brown; 85% case-hardening, light fading; 98% silver-plating. 100% varnish, minor storage marks.
Notes: Manufactured in 1866.
Estimate: 12000 - 15000

Original Remington Revolving Factory Conversion Rifle

Firearms Serial no. 150, .38 rimfire caliber, 26-inch blued octagonal barrel with dovetailed front sight and semi-buckhorn elevation rear sight. Case-hardened hammer, lever and frame. Conversion cylinder with factory installed cylinder plate numbered 130. Brass triggerguard and buttplate. Walnut stock
Condition: Excellent to mint. Retaining 90-95% finish with slight wear to relief edges. Vibrant case-hardening. Wood excellent to mint.
Estimate: 10000 - 12000

Paper Wrapped Container Of .40-50 Caliber Swaged Rifle Bullets, By E. Remington & Sons

Firearms 10 bullets; with patent date Oct. 26, 1858, and extension.
Condition: Fine. Light wear.
Estimate: 150 - 250

U.S. Martially Marked Conversion Of Remington New Model Army Revolver, With Holster And Cartridge Be

Firearms Serial no. 137850, .46 caliber rimfire, 5-shot, 8-inch barrel with standard three-line marking on top; factory installed conversion system, including ejector rod; blued finish; oil-finished walnut grips; conversion number 1903 on bottom of barrel and on frame beneath grips. Patent marking including date 1855 on cylinder; letters and numbers 1, R, C U, K and a 9 or 6 appear on various metal parts; numbers 37 and 1665 appear beneath grips; C on bottom of left grip panel; U.S. Ordnance inspector cartouche on left grip panel, faintly visible. With period leather holster embellished with blind-tooled decoration front and back; with cartridge belt, having plain brass oval buckle, and 7 obsolete cartridges.
Condition: Very good. Traces blue, balance brown and gray; traces case-hardening on hammer; nicks on barrel, lug and front and back of cylinder, tracking lines on latter; patina and pitting; chips from grip panels, primarily at butt; wear and marks on grips. Holster, belt and cartridges worn and with patina, some tears.
Estimate: 3000 - 4000

***rare Remington Small Dog Head Rifle Cane Gun

Firearms Serial no. 17, .22 caliber, Gutta percha covered steel barrel/cane with German silver band at top below dog head. A push-button near the top acts as trigger. Steel tip. Overall length 34 1/4-inches [see Flayderman 5E-074.5].
Condition: Excellent with light wear and patina.
Notes: This lot is restricted from sale to residents of the State of California or requires buyers to have special Federal licenses to purchase. Lots will be transferred and delivered through our New Hampshire affiliated licensee. Prior to bidding, please consult our office should you require any additional information.
Estimate: 8000 - 10000

Fine Remington New Model Pocket Single Action Revolver, With Conversion Cylinder

Firearms Serial no. 21246, .31 percussion caliber, 3 1/2-inch barrel, with three-line maker, Ilion, patent date and traces of NEW MODEL marking; blued finish, with case-hardened hammer, and silver-plated spur triggerguard. Varnished rosewood grips. Extra conversion .32 rimfire cylinder.
Condition: Fine. 85% blue, brown and gray primarily at gripstraps; tracking lines on cylinder. 85% case-hardening on hammer. 85% silver on triggerguard. 98% varnish on grips with minute chips on butt, primarily of left panel.
Estimate: 2500 - 3500

Fine And Ultra Rare Cased And Engraved Remington New Model Brass-framed Pocket Revolver, With Conver

Firearms Serial no. 110, .31 percussion and extra cylinder in .32 rimfire (conversion no. 3527), 5-shot, 3 1/4-inch barrel with three-line maker, address, patent and NEW MODEL marking on top; blued, with roll-engraved cylinder and silver-plated and rare engraved brass frame; rosewood grips. Varnished mahogany case lined in maroon velvet; with powder flask, bullet mold, caps and projectiles and L-shaped screwdriver.
Condition: Fine. Traces blue, balance faded to brown and gray; grips with light wear; 97% silver-plating. Case fine with light wear and marks on exterior; interior with minor wear; accessories fine; extra cylinder with 90% blue, light tracking lines and nicks on conversion plate.
Estimate: 10000 - 15000

Boxed Remington ""iroquois"" Pocket Revolver

Firearms Unserilized. .22 caliber, 2 1/4-inch barrel.7-shot cylinder. Nickel-plated finish. Case-hardened hammer. Checkered hard rubber grips. Contained in original orange factory box with Iroquois label on end. This is the only boxed Iroquois known to exist.
Condition: Excellent. 80-90% finish with wear to circular side plate and hammer. Some minor dulling of finish. Grips excellent. Box with wear and scuffs.
Estimate: 2500 - 3500

Remington Iroquois Spur Trigger Pocket Revolver

Firearms No serial marking; .22 rimfire, 7-shot cylinder, 2 3/8-inch barrel with IROQUOIS on top, and E. REMINGTON and Ilion address marking on left side; nickel-plated, with case-hardened hammer; checkered hard rubber grips.
Condition: Fine. 95% nickel; light patina, minor pitting; marks on cylinder pin; grips with worn flat spot on each side.
Estimate: 500 - 900

Engraved Remington Rider Pistol With Rosewood Grips

Firearms No serial number, .32 rimfire caliber, 3 1/8-inch barrel with top marked with E. Remington & Sons, Ilion and Rider's patent of 1871; blued finish, with rosewood grips; engraved frame and backstrap.
Condition: Very good to fine. Engraving and markings sharp; 40% blue, balance gray and brown. Grips with 60% varnish, wear, nicks.
Estimate: 1500 - 1800

Scarce Early Remington Split Breech .32 Rimfire Vest Pocket Pistol With Brass Frame

Firearms Serial no. 232, .32 caliber rimfire, 3 1/2-inch barrel; maker, Ilion and two patent date two-line marking on top of breech; silver-plated brass frame. Varnished rosewood grips.
Condition: Very good. Gray and brown patina to steel, pitting, wear; traces silver on mellow patina brass frame. Grips with wear and 60% varnish.
Estimate: 2000 - 3000

Engraved Remington Split Breech Vest Pocket Pistol

Firearms Serial no. 398, .30 caliber rimfire, 3 1/2-inch barrel; maker, Ilion and patent date two-line marking on top of breech; scroll and border engraved with punched dot background. Rosewood grips.
Condition: Fine, with old refinish. Fading, light patina and minor pitting, wear.
Estimate: 1800 - 2500

Rare Cased Pair Of Etched And Silver-plated Remington Vest Pocket Saw Handle Derringer Pistols

Firearms Serial nos. 634 and 664, .41 rimfire caliber, etched scroll motif on frames and barrel breeches, silver-plated, with blued trigger, breechblock and hammer systems; maker, address and patent marking on top of octagonal barrel breeches; relief-carved ivory grip panels. Brassbound mahogany case, lined in red velvet, accessory of four obsolete cartridges.
Condition: Fine. 98% silver; tarnished; steel dark blue patina; ivory with mellow patina; case fine with minor wear.
Estimate: 5000 - 7000

Rare Cased And Engraved Remington Vest Pocket Pistol

Firearms Serial no. R2612, .22 rimfire caliber, 3 1/4-inch barrel, engraved frame; silver-plated with blued trigger and hammer; varnished rosewood grips. Brown leather case with burgundy velvet lining.
Condition: Fine. 90% silver, tarnished and with spotted coppertone patina; grips with light wear and 98% varnish. Case fine with light wear and marks, primarily on exterior.
Estimate: 3500 - 5500

Fine Remington .41 Caliber Vest Pocket Split Breech Derringer With Ivory Grips

Firearms Serial no. 4206, .41 rimfire caliber, 4-inch barrel with two line maker, Ilion and patent date 1861 markings on top of breech; nickel-plated with blued screws and pins, and with ivory grips.
Condition: Fine to excellent. 99% nickel, light fading; 95% blue; small dent at muzzle of barrel; ivory grips fine with light surface cracks and mellow patina.
Estimate: 2500 - 3500

Fine Remington Vest Pocket Derringer With Ivory Grips

Firearms Serial no. 532, .22 rimfire, 3 1/4-inch barrel, top of breech unmarked. Nickel-plated, with blued hammer and trigger. Ivory grips.
Condition: Fine. 95% nickel; minor patina and denting; blue faded dark. Grips with mellow patina, minor surface cracks on left panel.
Provenance: Inside surface of right grip panel with pencil inscription: ""J.G. Bovey/Collection/1925.""
Estimate: 1800 - 2500

Remington-elliott Single Shot ""mississippi"" Derringer

Firearms Serial no. 5581, .41 rimfire caliber, 2 1/2-inch barrel, two-line maker, Ilion and Elliott's patent 1867 marking on top of barrel; nickel-plated; rosewood grips.
Condition: Very good to fine. 90% nickel, wear and light patina, spots pitting, light nicks on buttstrap; grips with light wear.
Estimate: 1500 - 1800

Fine Cased Remington Rider Double Action Pocket Revolver

Firearms Serial no. 3113, .31 percussion caliber, 3 1/8-inch barrel, with two line MANUFACTURED BY REMINGTONS ILION, N.Y. and two Rider's patent date marking on top; blued with silver-plated frame and rare brass triggerguard; case-hardened hammer and trigger. Pin type front sight. Plain cylinder. Gutta percha checkered grips. Varnished mahogany case lined in burgundy velvet; with copper and brass powder flask, brass mold; lead projectiles.
Condition: Fine. 85% blue, fading; light pitting. 65% silver, some peeling; tarnish; 50% case-hardening, fading. Grips fine. Case with 95% varnish, wear, nicks; warped lid; lining faded; worn; crack on bottom. Mechanism needs adjustment.
Estimate: 2500 - 4500

Fine And Scarce Remington Rider Pocket Revolver With Low Serial Number Markings, And With Extra Conv

Firearms Serial no. 41 on barrel and 46 on frame, .31 percussion caliber, 3 1/2-inch barrel, with two line MANUFACTURED BY REMINGTONS ILION, N.Y. and two Rider's patent date marking on top; blued with case-hardened hammer. Pin type front sight. Etched cylinder with two horsemen firing at each other. Gutta percha checkered grips. Extra conversion cylinder marked 416.
Condition: Fine. 70% blue on frame and cylinder; 80% case-hardening on hammer; frame gray and brown, flaking. Spots pitting, patina; cylinder etching sharp, as is barrel marking. Extra cylinder matching patina. Nipples missing from revolver's percussion cylinder.
Estimate: 1800 - 2500

Fine And Scarce Remington Rider Pocket Cartridge Revolver

Firearms Serial no. 2262 on bottom of frame forward of trigger, 1566 on cylinder plate, 1433 on barrel, .32 rimfire caliber, 2-inch barrel, with REMINGTON'S ILION, N.Y. on top; nickel-plated. Gutta percha checkered grips.
Condition: Fine to excellent. 98% nickel. Small blemish on left side of frame.
Notes: Made as a cartridge revolver; not a conversion of a percussion.
Provenance: Karl Moldenhauer (item 83 in Bourne auction catalogue)
Estimate: 1200 - 1800

Fine And Rare Boxed And Silver-plated Remington-elliott Pepperbox

Firearms Serial no. 12038, .22 rimfire caliber, 5-shot, 3-inch fluted barrel cluster with maker, address, and Elliott's patent data on top; silver-plated finish; mother-of-pearl grips. Pasteboard box with directions for loading and cleaning inside lid; repeating pistol label on bottom; accessory of brass-mounted steel cleaning rod.
Condition: Fine. Silver turned dull patina; 95% blue on ring trigger and visible internal parts; grips with fine color. Box with light wear, stains; patina on cleaning rod.
Estimate: 3500 - 5000

Fine Nickel-plated Remington Five-shot Pepperbox Pistol

Firearms Serial no. 11619, .22 rimfire, 3-inch barrel cluster, nickel-plated, varnished rosewood grips.
Condition: Fine. 98% finish; minor wear and patina. Ring trigger with brown and gray patina.
Estimate: 2000 - 2500

*remington U.M.C. Over & Under Double Derringer

Firearms Serial no. 98806, .41 caliber, 3-inch barrels marked: Remington Arms-U.M.C. Co. Ilion N.Y. Blued finish. Hard rubber grips. Contained in plain, unmarked cardboard box.
Condition: Near mint. 95-100% finish with slight wear to relief edges. Grips mint. Box with wear and scuffs.
Notes: Manufactured in the 1920s.
Estimate: 2000 - 3000

*fine Remington Over & Under Derringer

Firearms Serial no. 87, REMINGTON ARMS CO. ILION N.Y. on top barrel rib, .41 rimfire caliber, 3-inch barrel cluster; nickel-plated with blued screws, hammer and trigger; checkered hard rubber grips.
Condition: Fine to excellent. Minor wear on trigger only.
Estimate: 1200 - 2000

Early Remington Over & Under Derringer

Firearms Serial no. 199, E. REMINGTON & SONS, ILION N.Y. on left barrel rib; Elliot's patent date 1865 on right rib, without ejector, .41 rimfire caliber, 3-inch barrel cluster; nickel-plated with rosewood grips.
Condition: Very good. Old refinish; light pitting, faded nickel.
Estimate: 800 - 1000

Early Transitional Remington Over & Under Derringer

Firearms Serial no. 1854, E. REMINGTON & SONS, ILION N.Y. on right barrel rib; Elliot's patent date 1865 on left rib, with ejector, .41 rimfire caliber, 3-inch barrel cluster; blued with rosewood grips.
Condition: Very good. Gray patina; pitting; grips with light wear.
Notes: Transitional type I of double derringer, with extractor;
Estimate: 1800 - 2500

*fine Boxed Remington Double Derringer, Type Iii

Firearms Serial no. L75169, .41 rimfire, 3-inch barrel cluster, with Remington Arms-U.M.C. Co., Ilion N.Y. marking on toprib; blackened finish; checkered hard rubber grips. Burgundy colored pasteboard box with directions label inside lid; label with trade markings on end of lid.
Condition: Fine to excellent. 98% blue, minor wear. Box worn, with tear in lid and missing some of paper cover.
Estimate: 2000 - 3000

*fine Remington Over & Under Derringer

Firearms Serial no. 176070, top of barrel rib marked REMINGTON ARMS-U.M.C. CO. ILION N.Y.; with ejector, .41 rimfire caliber, 3-inch barrel cluster; matt blued finish with checkered hard rubber grips.
Condition: Fine to excellent as possibly refinished.
Estimate: 1000 - 1500

Fine Spanish Copy Of Remington Over & Under Derringer

Firearms No serial number. .41 rimfire caliber, 3 5/16-inch barrel cluster, top of barrel rib marked E. REMINGTON & SONS ILION, N.Y./EILLIOTS PATENT DEC 12M 1865; nickel-plated with rosewood grips. Ejector system linked to movement of barrel upwards.
Condition: Fine. 97% nickel finish; minor wear, fading.
Estimate: 900 - 1200

Remington Over & Under Derringer With Pearl Grips

Firearms Serial no. 633, top of barrel rib marked REMINGTON ARMS CO. ILION N.Y.; with ejector, .41 rimfire caliber, 3-inch barrel cluster; blued finish with mother-of-pearl grips.
Condition: Very good. Traces blue, balance brown patina; light wear. Grips with slight fading of color.
Estimate: 1500 - 1800

Excellent Cased And Deluxe Exhibition Grade Engraved Remington Smoot New Model No. 2 Revolver

Firearms Serial no. 425, .32 rimfire, 5-shot, 2 3/4-inch barrel with maker, address and Smoot patent data on top; profusely engraved in factory exhibition style; gold-plated; with mother-of-pearl grips. Coffin style Hartley & Graham leather covered wood case, lined in reddish satin.
Condition: Excellent. Gold finish fading and thinning, with some copper flashing showing on backstrap; grips fading; case with wear; wear and fading to interior; light repairs to interior.
Estimate: 5000 - 9000

Fine Deluxe Engraved Remington Smoot New Model No. 1 Pocket Revolver

Firearms Serial no. 643, .30 rimfire caliber, 2 13/16-inch barrel, nickel-plated with case-hardened hammer and rosewood grips. Rare, revolving recoil shield. Fine scroll and border engraving on barrel, cylinder and frame, including backstrap.
Condition: Fine. 90% nickel, light fading and minor patina; grips with light wear, 60% case-hardening on hammer.
Estimate: 2500 - 3000

Engraved Remington Smoot Pocket Revolver

Firearms Serial no. 1468, .30 rimfire, 2 7/8-inch barrel with maker, Ilion, Smoot and 1873 patent date on top rib; nickel-plated with case-hardened hammer, blued trigger; checkered hard rubber grips. Scroll and border engraved on barrel, cylinder and frame.
Condition: Excellent. 98% nickel, fading. 50% finish on trigger and hammer. Engraving referred to as ""New York style"" of average quality.
Estimate: 2500 - 4500

Fine And Rare Boxed And Engraved Remington Smoot New Model Number 1 Revolver

Firearms Serial no. 2695, .30 rimfire caliber, 2 7/8-inch barrel with toprib marked with maker, address, Smoot and patent data; profusely engraved, with nickel-plating; gold-plated cylinder; mother-of-pearl grips. Light green pasteboard box, with directions for use label inside lid.
Condition: Fine. 98% nickel, minor fading; 85% gold-plating; grips with light fading of color. Box with wear, some separations and stains.
Estimate: 5000 - 9000

Fine Boxed Remington New Model No. 4 Revolver

Firearms Serial no. 22379, .41 rimfire, 5 shot, 2 1/2-inch barrel, nickel-plated, with checkered hard rubber grips. Green pasteboard box, with directions for use and reference to No. 4 Revolver inside lid; wire cleaning brush; extra pin.
Condition: Fine. 98% nickel; minor spots pitting and patina; grips excellent. Box fine with wear, stains.
Estimate: 2500 - 5000

Excellent Boxed Remington New Model No. 4 Pocket Revolver

Firearms Serial no. 22628, .38 caliber, 5 shot, 2 1/2-inch round barrel with E. REMINGTON & SONS and address marking on top; nickel-plated, with checkered hard rubber grips. Green pasteboard box, with directions for use label inside lid; wire cleaning brush. Bottom of box with serial number written in pencil, with rubber stamps indicating FULL PLATE. and NO. 4-38. and RIM FIRE.
Condition: Excellent. Box frayed, some separations and with old tape repairs.
Provenance: Karl Moldenauer
Estimate: 2500 - 5000

Fine Deluxe Engraved Remington-smoot New Model No. 2 Pocket Revolver With Pearl Grips

Firearms Serial no. 948, .30 rimfire caliber, 2 3/4-inch barrel with maker, Ilion address, Smoot and patent date marking on top rib; nickel-plated with blued trigger and mother-of-pearl grips. Stationary recoil shield. Fine scroll and border engraving on barrel, cylinder and frame, including backstrap.
Condition: Fine. 99% nickel, light fading and very minor patina; grips with light fading of color.
Notes: Transitional piece with cylinder and barrel of No. 2 revolvers, but caliber of No. 1 Smoots.
Estimate: 2500 - 3500

Exceptional U.S. Remington Type Ii Rolling Block Carbine

Firearms Unserialized. .50 caliber, 20-inch blued barrel with standard military sights. Case-hardened barrel band, frame and buttplate. Rolling block action. Blued hammer and breechblock. Walnut stocks. Saddle ring and bar. No cartouches. Buttplate marked: U.S.
Condition: Excellent to mint. 95-99% finish with minor wear to relief edges. Vibrant case-hardening. Wood near mint with light marks.
Estimate: 4500 - 7500

Rare And Exceptional Civilian Remington Rolling Block Light Baby Carbine

Firearms Unserialized. .44-40 caliber, 20-inch blued barrel with dovetailed front sight and two-position folding-leaf rear sight. Rolling block action. Saddle ring and bar. Case-hardened barrel band, frame, triggerguard and buttplate. Transparent blue finish on breechblock and hammer. Walnut stocks.
Condition: Excellent to mint. Retaining approximately 95-100% finish with vibrant case-hardening. Wood near mint with a few minor marks.
Estimate: 3000 - 4000

Rare Nickel-plated Remington Rolling Block Light Baby Saddle Ring Carbine

Firearms Unserialized. .44-40 caliber, 20-inch barrel with standard sights. Nickel-plated finish. Rolling block action. Saddle ring and bar. Walnut stocks. Carbine butt. Buttplate stamped #5.
Condition: Excellent to mint. Retaining approximately 85-90% finish with wear to relief edges and buttplate. Some dulling to nickel. Wood excellent with a few minor marks.
Notes: Manufactured in 1890s. [see Flayderman 5E095].
Estimate: 1800 - 2500

Remington No. 6 Rolling Block Block Boys Rifle

Firearms Serial no. 18953A, .22 caliber, 20-inch blued round barrel with standard sights. Case-hardened frame. Rolling block action with extractor. Tang-mounted flip-up peep sight. Varnished walnut stocks. Steel buttplate.
Condition: Excellent to mint. Retaining approximately 95-98% finish with slight wear to some relief edges. Vibrant case-hardening. Wood excellent.
Estimate: 600 - 800

*remington Rolling Block ""american Boy Scout"" Single Shot Rifle

Firearms Serial no. 1300, .22 short rimfire, 28-inch blued round barrel with standard sights. Rolling block action. Case-hardened frame, the left side marked: American Boy Scout. Walnut arm guard, fore-end and buttstock. Sling mounts.
Condition: Excellent to mint. Retaining approximately 90-95% finish with scattered wear to relief edges and buttplate. Vivid case-hardening. Excellent wood with a few minor marks.
Notes: Manufactured in 1914.
Estimate: 800 - 1000

Exceptional Remington Model 1897 No. 5 Rolling Block Military Rifle

Firearms Unserialized. 7mm, 30-inch barrel with standard military sights. Inscribed in script at breech: W.R.A. & Co. 5/1/11. Two barrel bands and bayonet lug. Blued finish. Single-shot rolling block action. Case-hardened frame. Steel ramrod. Walnut arm guard and stocks. Sling mounts.
Condition: Excellent. Retaining approximately 80-85% finish with scattered wear to relief edges, bottom of triggerguard and buttplate. Excellent wood with a few minor marks.
Notes: This arm is rare due to its unique markings. It may have been used at the government ammunition trial tests during the early 20th century. Most production of this model were exported to Central and South America countries.
Estimate: 1200 - 1800

Rare Engraved Remington Model 1866 Rolling Block Navy Frame Pistol With Rosewood Stocks And Low Seri

Firearms Serial no. 1, .50 centerfire caliber, 8 1/2-inch round barrel, Navy frame; two-line maker, Ilion and patent date marking on left side of frame; anchor motif on top of barrel breech. Scroll and border engraved frame side panels and adjacent to hammer, with double waved line borders on spur trigger sheath and backstrap, as well as bordering engraving. Blued, with case-hardened frame and triggerguard; and with varnished rosewood stocks. Hammer and breechblock appear to have been finished bright.
Condition: Excellent. 95% blue on barrel, fading; 70% case-hardening, fading; fore-end fine, repairs, including pegs, possible replacement, to buttstock.
Illustrations: Pictured pp. 150-151 of Jerry Landskron book on Remington Rolling Block pistols.
Estimate: 8000 - 10000

U.S. Martially Marked Remington Model 1865 Navy Rolling Block Pistol

Firearms Serial number 6141 on bottom of barrel. .50 rimfire caliber, 8 1/2-inch barrel; maker with Ilion address and patent dates on left side of frame; blued, with frame and spur trigger strap case-hardened. Oil-finished walnut stocks with U.S. Ordnance inspector cartouche on left side of grip. Anchor motif stamped on top of breech of barrel.
Condition: Very good to fine. Gray and brown patina; traces case-hardening on spur trigger sheath. Blue on barrel fading. Stocks with light wear, nicks.
Estimate: 3500 - 5500

Fine Remington Model 1867 Navy Rolling Block Pistol, Civilian Variation

Firearms No visible serial number, .50 caliber centerfire, 8 1/2-inch barrel; maker, Ilion address and patent markings on left side of frame. Blued, with case-hardened frame and triggerguard strap. Oil-finished walnut stocks.
Condition: Very good to fine. Barrel with black and gray patina, light nicks and two spots blemishes; case-hardening faded to brown; stocks very good, light wear nicks.
Estimate: 1800 - 2500

Fine Remington Army Frame Model 1887 Rolling Block Target Pistol

Firearms Serial number 194, .22 rimfire, 8-inch barrel with brass blade front sight mounted on blued steel base dovetailed at muzzle; rear sight dovetailed at barrel breech; maker, Ilion address and patent markings on left side of frame. Blued, with case-hardened frame and triggerguard strap; hammer block with light brown coloration. Varnished walnut stocks.
Condition: Fine. 97% blue and 90% case-hardening; minor storage marks, light wear and patina.
Estimate: 2500 - 4500

Remington-rider Model 1891 Navy Frame Rolling Block Single Shot Target Pistol

Firearms Serial number 1724, .22 rimfire caliber, 10-inch part round, part octagonal barrel with adjustable rifle style sights, including brass blade front mounted on blued steel base dovetailed at muzzle; REMINGTON ARMS CO. ILION, N.Y. on top of barrel forward of rear sight; maker, Ilion address and patent dates stamped on left side of frame; 22 on bottom of barrel breech; P/F.C.W. on right sight of frame; blued, with frame and oval triggerguard and strap case-hardened. Oil-finished walnut stocks. Bottom of barrel marked (beneath fore-end) 22 6155 1724 22.
Condition: Excellent. 95% blue with brown cast, 98% case-hardening; grips fine with minor storage marks.
Notes: item 299 in Bourne auction catalog
Provenance: William E. FlorenceKarl Moldenhauer
Estimate: 3000 - 4000

*remington Model 1901 Rolling Block Target Pistol, With Relief Carved Goddess Of Liberty Ivory Grips

Firearms Serial no. 4615 (twice on gripstraps; 3396 on barrel under fore-end; 4457 also on gripstraps), .44 Smith & Wesson Russian caliber, 10-inch part round, part octagonal barrel with adjustable target rear sight on top of breech of frame and steel blade front sight with encircling barrel band and base mount; REMINGTON ARMS CO. ILI0N, N.Y. U.S.A. on top of barrel near muzzle; caliber marking 44 S & W. R on bottom of barrel breech; maker and Ilion address and patent date two-line marking on left side of frame, accompanied by letter markings P and S. Note refined hammer and spur and block which is integral; ivory stocks, the right side of grips with finely carved high relief Goddess of Liberty motif, with shield and bordered top and bottom by total of 13 stars. Blued, with case-hardened breech and triggerguard strap.
Condition: Excellent. 90% blue; minor wear; excellent bore; case-hardening faded, light patina; old ivory grips from another pistol, attributed to German carver, not polished to gripstraps.
Notes: Sometimes identified as the Model 1891.
Estimate: 3500 - 5500

Fine And Rare Remington Smoot New Model No. 3 Revolver, Marked ""no 1"" On Frame And 1 On Breech Of

Firearms Serial no. 1 on breech of cylinder and ""No 1"" on left side of frame (beneath grip panel), .38 centerfire, 3 3/4-inch barrel, blued finish; checkered hard rubber grips.
Condition: Fine. 95% blue, fading and minor wear and patina. Grips fine to excellent.
Estimate: 1000 - 1200

Fine Remington Smoot New Model No. 3 Pocket Revolver With Half Nickel-plated Finish And Engraved Ham

Firearms Serial no. 23406, .38 rimfire caliber, 5 shot cylinder, 3 3/4-inch ribbed octagonal barrel, blued, with nickel-plated cylinder, barrel cluster and hammer, the latter also scroll and border engraved. Checkered R monogram hard rubber grips.
Condition: Fine. 60% blue; 95% nickel; tracking lines on cylinder. Grips fine, lightly worn.
Estimate: 900 - 1500

Profusely Engraved And Gold-plated Remington New Model # 4 Spur Trigger Pocket Revolver

Firearms Serial no. 29, .41 rimfire, 2 1/2-inch barrel, modern scroll and border Nimschke style engraved barrel, frame and cylinder; modern gold-plating; checkered hard rubber grips.
Condition: Excellent, modern engraving and refinishing.
Estimate: 1800 - 2500

Nickel-plated Remington New Model # 3 Spur Trigger Pocket Revolver

Firearms No visible serial number, .30 rimfire caliber, 2 7/8-inch barrel, nickel-plated finish; checkered hard rubber grips. With pivoting frame plate.
Condition: Very good to fine. 85% nickel, fading, and pitting.
Estimate: 450 - 650

Remington New Model # 1 Spur Trigger Smoot Patent Pocket Revolver With Ivory Grips

Firearms No visible serial number, .30 rimfire caliber, 2 13/16-inch barrel, blued finish; ivory grips.
Condition: Very good to fine. 60% blue, some minor pitting; mellow patina to grips, with nicks and scratches, primarily on right panel.
Estimate: 600 - 800

Scare Blued Remington New Model # 1 Spur Trigger Pocket Revolver With Ivory Grips

Firearms No visible serial number, .30 rimfire caliber, 2 13/16-inch barrel, blued finish; ivory grips.
Condition: Very good to fine. 70% blue, light pitting; mellow patina to grips, chip and crack on left panel.
Estimate: 600 - 800

Excellent Nickel-plated Remington New Model # 3 Spur Trigger Pocket Revolver

Firearms Serial no. 169, .30 rimfire caliber, 2 7/8-inch barrel, nickel-plated finish; checkered hard rubber grips.
Condition: Excellent, with 98% nickel overall.
Estimate: 450 - 650

Nickel-plated Remington New Model # 1 Spur Trigger Smoot Patent Pocket Revolver

Firearms Serial no. 527 .30 rimfire caliber, 2 13/16-inch barrel, nickel-plated finish; checkered hard rubber grips.
Condition: Fine. 95% nickel, fading; minor pitting on face of cylinder.
Estimate: 450 - 650

Fine Remington-smoot New Model No. 3 Revolver

Firearms No visible serial number, .38 rimfire caliber, 5-shot cylinder, 3 3/4-inch barrel, nickel-plated with blued screws; checkered hard rubber grips.
Condition: Fine to excellent. Slight fading to nickel, 98% finish, slight patina at butt.
Estimate: 900 - 1200

Scarce Shellacked Box Of Cartridges For Remington's Army Pistol

Firearms The full, but opened box of cartridges marked: 10/Centre- primed Cartridges, /for/Remington's Army Pistol,/Calibre, .50./Frankford Arsenal., May,1873. A rare and seldom seen box.
Condition: Good. Box top with two split seams and showing tape repairs. Contents of box intact.
Estimate: 300 - 400

Excellent Restored And Modern-engraved Remington-rider Double Action Revolver With Ivory Grips

Firearms Serial no. 1542, .36 percussion, 6-shot fluted cylinder, 6 1/2-inch barrel with two line patent, maker, and Ilion address marking; nickel-plated with ivory grips. Profuse scroll and border engraved in the Nimschke style on barrel, loading lever, cylinder, frame and triggerguard backstrap.
Condition: Excellent as restored and refinished, and fitted with modern ivory grips.
Estimate: 6000 - 8000

Fine Remington-rider Double Action Belt Model Revolver

Firearms Serial no. 3081, .36 percussion, 6-shot cylinder, 6 1/2-inch barrel with two line patent, maker, and Ilion address marking; blued with case-hardened hammer; varnished walnut grips. Plain brass triggerguard.
Condition: Fine. 60% blue, balance flaking, turned brown and gray. 40% case-hardening; light patina; grips with 95% varnish, light wear, nicks and minor chips from butt.
Estimate: 4000 - 6000

Remington New Model Belt Revolver, Nickel-plated, Conversion To .38 Rimfire

Firearms Serial no. 8905, .38 rimfire, 6-shot cylinder, 6 1/2-inch barrel with three line patent, maker, Ilion address and NEW MODEL marking; nickel-plated, with case-hardened hammer; varnished walnut grips. Conversion plate on cylinder breech. Conversion no. 17 on bottom of barrel and on conversion plate, which also has number stamping 9855.
Condition: Very good to fine. 95% nickel; fading; spots pitting and patina; 50% case-hardening. Grips worn and with 85% varnish, nicks at butt.
Estimate: 1800 - 2500

Fine Nickel-plated Remington New Model Pocket Revolver Conversion With Ivory Grips

Firearms Serial no. 5267, .38 rimfire, 5-shot cylinder, 4 1/2-inch barrel, with three-line patent, maker and address and NEW MODEL marking; half nickel-plated with ivory grips; blued frame; case-hardened hammer. Numbers 206 and 026 on cylinder and cylinder plate.
Condition: Fine. 98% nickel; 45% blue, fading; 95% case-hardening; antique ivory grips with mellow patina, likely a later addition.
Estimate: 1800 - 2500

Excellent Nickel-plated Remington New Model Police Revolver Conversion With Rosewood Grips

Firearms Serial no. 103803, .38 rimfire, 5-shot cylinder, 3 1/2-inch barrel, with three-line patent, maker and address and NEW MODEL marking; nickel-plated with rosewood grips. Numbers 1677 and 35 on cylinder and cylinder plate.
Condition: Excellent. 95% nickel; light patina, fading; nicks on triggerguard, which is slightly bent on front bow at right. Grips with minor wear.
Estimate: 900 - 1200

Scarce U.S. Martially Marked Remington New Model Navy Percussion Revolver

Firearms Serial no. 24936, .36 percussion, 6-shot cylinder, 7 3/8-inch barrel with three-line patent, maker, Ilion address and NEW MODEL marking, blued, with case-hardened hammer and plain brass triggerguard; oil-finished walnut grips; U.S. Navy anchor stamp on top of barrel at breech; SS on barrel, GG on front of cylinder; B on triggerguard.
Condition: Very good to fine. 80% blue on cylinder; tracking lines; 35% blue on barrel, 75% on loading lever; balance gray and brown patina, some spots blemishes on barrel; light pitting, nicks.. Grips with nicks, light chips on butt.
Estimate: 3000 - 4000

U.S. Martially Marked Remington Model 1861 Navy Percussion Revolver

Firearms Serial no. 1640, .36 percussion, 6-shot cylinder, 7 3/8-inch barrel with two-line patent, maker, and Ilion address marking, blued, with case-hardened hammer and plain brass triggerguard; oil-finished walnut grips with CGC U.S. Ordnance inspector cartouche on left panel; letters stampings on various parts, including J, W and P.
Condition: Very good. Brown and gray patina, with 20% blue, primarily on loading lever and cylinder; 40% case-hardening; minor spots pitting; spot file marks on right side of barrel lug; grips fine with minor marks; chip from butt of left panel; tracking lines on cylinder.
Estimate: 2500 - 3500

U.S. Martially Marked Remington Model 1861 Army Revolver

Firearms Serial no. 2411, .44 percussion, 8-inch barrel with two-line patent, maker and Ilion address marking, blued, with case-hardened hammer; oil-finished walnut grips with OWA U.S. Ordnance inspector cartouche on left panel; letter markings on various parts including JJ, J, and H.
Condition: Very good to fine. 60% blue, balance fading to brown and gray; hammer faded to gray; light pitting, patina, nicks; grips with nicks, chips and wear, at butt on left panel. Tracking lines on cylinder.
Notes: Early example of the Model 1861 Army revolver.
Estimate: 2500 - 3500

U.S. Martially Marked Remington Model 1861 Army Revolver

Firearms Serial no. 12512, .44 percussion, 8-inch barrel with two line patent, maker and Ilion address marking, blued, with case-hardened hammer; oil-finished walnut grips with U.S. Ordnance inspector cartouche BH on left panel. Letter markings on various parts including S, J, A, I and R.
Condition: Very good to fine. 20% blue, 50% case-hardening; balance gray and brown, with pitting, nicks (primarily on barrel lug) and patina. Grips with nicks, scratches, mar on butt. Tracking lines on cylinder.
Estimate: 2500 - 3500

Fine And Rare U.S. Martially Marked Remington New Model Army Revolver, Conversion To .44 Centerfire

Firearms Serial no. 78170, .44 Martin centerfire, 8-inch barrel with three-line patent, maker, Ilion address and NEW MODEL marking, blued, with case-hardened hammer; oil-finished walnut grips with U.S. Ordnance inspector cartouche on left panel; 6-shot cylinder; letter markings on various parts including R, H and D. Conversion number 15 on cylinder and grip. Number 20 on barrel, believed to indicate shipping number from Springfield Armory. Made without ejector rod system.
Condition: Very good to fine. 85% blue; nicks and wear; tracking lines on cylinder. Hammer turned dark patina. Grips old but not polished to fit this revolver.
Estimate: 2500 - 3500

U.S. Martially Marked Remington New Model Army Revolver, Conversion To .44 Centerfire

Firearms Serial no. 90634, .44 centerfire, 8-inch barrel with three-line patent, maker, Ilion address and NEW MODEL marking, blued, with case-hardened hammer; oil-finished walnut grips with U.S. Ordnance inspector cartouche on left panel; letter markings on various parts including W, C and D. No conversion number. Y9 on left side of loading lever.
Condition: Very good to fine. 85% blue on cylinder, fading; with tracking lines. 40% blue on barrel, traces on frame; balance brown and gray, light pitting and patina. Grips with light wear, nicks at butt.
Estimate: 1500 - 1800

Fine U.S. Martially Marked Remington New Model Army Conversion Revolver

Firearms Serial no. 139314, .46 rimfire, 5-shot cylinder, 8-inch barrel with three-line patent, maker, Ilion address and NEW MODEL marking, blued, with case-hardened hammer; oil-finished walnut grips. 1855 patent date marked on cylinder. Conversion number 2483 on bottom of barrel, accompanied by serial number. Made without ejector rod system. Faint U.S. Ordnance inspector marking cartouche on left grip panel. Letter stampings on various parts, including G, W and P.
Condition: Fine. 50% blue, balance fading to brown; 50% case-hardening; light nicks and pitting; patina; tracking lines on cylinder. Grips with marks, light nicks and chip on left panel at butt. Nicks on back of cylinder from firing pin.
Estimate: 3000 - 4000

Rare And Fine U.S. Martially Marked Remington New Model Army Revolver, Conversion To .45 Colt Center

Firearms Serial no. 102135 (conversion cylinder numbered 131), .45 Colt centerfire, 8-inch barrel with patent, maker, Ilion and NEW-MODEL marking; nickel-plated, with case-hardened hammer and blued trigger, screws and cylinder pin; oil-finished walnut grips with OWA U.S. Ordnance inspector marking on left panel, letter markings on various parts including D, W and R. TTT5 on left side of loading lever. Fitted with ejector rod and retaining rammer lever percussion system.
Condition: Fine. 95% nickel, slight fading; wear and patina. Grips with light marks.
Notes: Rare example in .45 Colt caliber, and with Ainsworth inspector cartouche.
Estimate: 3000 - 4000

Civilian Variation Remington-beals Army Model Revolver, With Low Serial Number

Firearms Serial no. 70, .44 caliber, 8-inch barrel with Beals Patent and maker, Ilion address two-line marking; blued with case-hardened hammer; silver-plated brass triggerguard. Oil-finished walnut grips.
Condition: Very good to fine. 40% blue, mainly on barrel; balance brown and gray; pitting, patina; tracking lines on cylinder; 35% case-hardening; 75% silver, tarnished. Grips with nicks and mars, chipping from left panel at butt.
Estimate: 4000 - 6000

Remington Model 1875 Revolver With Carved American Eagle And Shield Ivory Grips And Low Serial Numbe

Firearms Serial no. 8, .45 caliber, 5 1/2-inch barrel with E. REMINGTON & SONS ILION, N.Y. U.S.A. on top; nickel-plated, with blued screws. 45 on cylinder breech and on left side of rear bow of triggerguard. Relief carved American eagle and shield ivory grips.
Condition: Excellent. 97% nickel-plating, fading and with light wear. Ivory grips of later manufacture, added to this revolver; surface cracks on butt of grips.
Estimate: 7000 - 9000

Excellent Nickel-plated Remington Model 1875 Revolver

Firearms Serial no. 172, .44 caliber, 7 1/2-inch barrel with E. REMINGTON & SONS ILION, N.Y. U.S.A. on top; 44 on left side of rear bow of triggerguard; nickel-plated, with blued screws; varnished walnut grips. Butt of each grip stamped with difficult to decipher marking.
Condition: Excellent. 99% nickel; tracking lines on cylinder; excellent grips with 98% varnish, light storage marks and wear. Butt marking partially erased.
Estimate: 10000 - 12000

Excellent Ben Lane Engraved Remington Model 1875 Revolver, Nickel-plated And With Relief Carved Mexi

Firearms Serial no. 2919, .45 caliber [rare in the 1875 model], 5 1/2-inch barrel with E. REMINGTON & SONS ILION, N.Y. U.S.A. on top; nickel-plated, with blued screws. Profusely scroll and border engraved by Ben Lane in Nimschke style on barrel, frame, cylinder , triggerguard and backstrap; accentuated with zig zag line and intertwined line motifs. Ben Lane mongram on front of gripstrap. Ivory grips with left panel relief carved in Mexican eagle and shield motif. Lanyard ring stud on buttstrap.
Condition: Excellent, as refinished following modern engraving by Ben Lane. Richly carved modern grips with mellow patina; surface cracks on butt.
Estimate: 8000 - 10000

L.D. Nimschke Engraved Remington Model 1875 Revolver

Firearms Serial no. 8132, .44 caliber, 7 1/2-inch barrel with E. REMINGTON & SONS ILION, N.Y. U.S.A. on top; nickel-plated, with blued screws. Profusely scroll and border engraved by L.D. Nimschke on barrel, web, frame, and cylinder; triggerguard and backstrap with zig zag line motifs, with the latter including punched dots; various other distinctive L.D. Nimschke motifs also present. Ivory grips. Lanyard ring on butt.
Condition: Good to very good. Gray and brown patina; pitting, wear and patina; two small holes through frame at right side amidst engraving. Grips turned brown; showing some shrinkage; some surface cracks, primarily at butt.
Estimate: 4500 - 6500

Fine And Rare Engraved Remington New Model Police Revolver

Firearms Serial no. 505, .36 caliber percussion, 5 shot cylinder with etched horsemen motif, 6 1/2-inch barrel with three-line maker, Ilion address, patent date and NEW MODEL marking; blued, with silver-plated frame, barrel, and triggerguard; etched and blued loading lever; case-hardened hammer; rosewood grips. Engraved barrel, frame, triggerguard and backstrap.
Condition: Fine. 98% plating, with copper underfinish showing where silver worn off; tarnish and light patina; blue fading to gray on loading lever; 85% on cylinder with tracking lines; 40% case-hardening on hammer; etching and engraving sharp; light nicks on each side of barrel; grips fine with minor chip at butt of left panel.
Estimate: 4500 - 6500

Fine U.S. Martially Marked Remington Model 1875 Single Action Revolver

Firearms Serial no. 9745, .44 caliber, 7 1/2-inch barrel with E. REMINGTON & SONS ILION, N.Y. U.S.A. on top of barrel; blued, with case-hardened hammer; and loading gate; oil-stained walnut grips. 9745 deep stamped on left side of barrel web. Inspector JWR (J.W. Reilley, U.S. Army) marking cartouche on left panel of oil-stained walnut grips. Star motif on left side of barrel breech, inspector letter marking R also on barrel, as well as on frame and cylinder. With lanyard ring on butt.
Condition: Fine. 80% blue, wear, nicks, minor pitting, turning brown and gray primarily on gripstraps and topstrap; 85% case-hardening on hammer; 50% on loading gate; tracking lines on cylinder. Grips with wear and nicks.
Notes: See Moldenauer Bourne catalogue, lot 275, which notes similarly marked Model 1875 Remington revolver.
Estimate: 6000 - 8000

Rare Open Full Box Of .50 Caliber Cartridges For The Remington Navy Pistol By The United Metallic Ca

Firearms The near mint box of cartridges with illustrated green label reading: U.M.C. 25 .50 Cal. Pistol/Central Fire Cartridges/.50 Rem. Navy Pistol/20 Grs. Powder/300 Grs. Bullet./Manufactured by The/Union Metallic Cartridge Company/Bridgeport, Conn.
Condition: Near mint with minor soiling and scuffing to label.
Estimate: 350 - 400

Lot Of 5 Assorted Boxes Of Antique And Vintage Ammunition

Firearms Comprising: 1) Rare box of .38-44 caliber S & W target centerfire solid head rifle cartridges. Illustrated red label. 2) Unopened box of .41 short caliber rimfire Lubaloy coated smokeless cartridges. Red, blue and yellow box. 3) Open full box of .41 long caliber rimfire cartridges by Remington/U.M.C. Illustrated label [repairs]. 4) Full open box of .44-40 Winchester rustless cartridges by Peters. 5) Full open box of .38 S & W special MATCH rustless centerfire smokeless cartridges. Full color box.
Condition: 1) Very good. Wear and age darkening to label. 2) Excellent with light wear overall. 3) Good to very good. Repairs and wear to lid. 4) Very good with light wear and scuffs present. 5) Very good with wear and scuffs to box.
Estimate: 150 - 250

Scarce Full Open Large Box Of 250 Vintage .32 Caliber Rifle Ammunition

Firearms The full box of 250 [five individual boxes of 50] .32 caliber centerfire oil-proof black powder cartridges for Winchester, Marlin and Remington rifles. Tan box.
Condition: All inner boxes mint. Outer box with minor scuffs to corners. Minor tear to one end flap.
Estimate: 300 - 400

Lot Of Two Pasteboard Containers Of Ammunition

Firearms One pasteboard box of 20 .40-50 caliber blackpowder cartridges for Remington-UMC Rifles, by Union Metallic Cartridge Co. The other a packet of linen cartridges for illegible rifle; caliber, maker and other data faintly visible on top; in plastic wrapper.
Condition: Very good. .40-50 box opened; wear and some separation of bottom.
Estimate: 450 - 650

Elegant Modern Engraved Remington Model 1890 Single Action Revolver, By Ben Lane, Done In The L.D. N

Firearms Serial no. 850, .44-40 caliber, 7 1/2-inch barrel with REMINGTON ARMS CO. ILION, N.Y. on top of barrel; 44 C.F.W. on left side of frame; nickel-plated, with oil-finished and checkered select walnut grips; lanyard ring on butt. Scroll engraved with punched dot background on barrel, frame, cylinder, triggerguard and backstrap.
Condition: Excellent, as refinished and custom embellished.
Estimate: 12000 - 18000

Fine And Rare Boxed Remington Model 1890 Single Action Army Revolver

Firearms Serial no. 1252, .44-40 caliber, 6-shot, 5 3/4-inch barrel, blued with case-hardened hammer and loading gate; maker and Ilion address marking on top of barrel; left side of frame with caliber marking. Checkered hard rubber grips; lanyard ring in butt. Pasteboard box with end marking on lid indicating Remington New Army revolver, caliber, and finish.
Condition: Fine. 88% blue, minor patina and turning to brown, spotted patina on barrel; 98% case-hardening; grips fine. Box with wear, fading; taped reinforcement on interior to prevent separations.
Estimate: 15000 - 20000

Fine And Scarce Engraved Volcanic Lever Action Pocket Pistol By New Haven Arms Co.

Firearms Serial no. 706, .30 caliber, 3 1/2-inch barrel marked NEW HAVEN CONN./PATENT FEB. 14, 1854; blued, with silver-plated frame and case-hardened hammer; varnished walnut grips; Standard pattern scroll and border engraving on frame sides and top, and leaf motif down backstrap.
Condition: Fine. 95% blue; 40% blue on cocking lever; fading color on hammer; 80% silver-plating, tarnished. Engraving and markings sharp; grips with 98% varnish, minor storage marks.
Estimate: 15000 - 18000

Rare Empty Box For 50 .44 Caliber Extra Long Range Henry Cartridges By Umc Together With Full Open B

Firearms The extremely rare checkered box with illustrated orange label depicting a Henry rifle with legend: ""For Extra Long Range"". Sold together with open but full green top box of 50 regular rimfire Henry flat nose cartridges. by UMC.
Condition: Empty box: Very good. Box opened; faded, with light wear. Full box: Scuffing and tape repairs to seam separations. Cartridges with oxidation.
Estimate: 1200 - 1800

Rare Eley Bros. Pasteboard Box Of .440 Cartridges, ""made . . . For Henry's Winchester (u.S.) Repeat

Firearms .44 Waterproof; containing 50; box opened; tan box, with green label on lid, which includes reference to manufacture in London. Plastic wrapper.
Condition: Very good to fine.
Estimate: 4500 - 6500

Rare Brass Cartridge Box For The Henry Repeating Rifle

Firearms The seldom encountered brass belt cartridge box, with spring-loaded lid marked: B. Kittredge/Patented Jan. 7. 1863/Reissued Apl 14, 63. Two brass belt loops.
Condition: Excellent with light age wear and patina.
Estimate: 3500 - 5500

Exceptional Early Model Henry Lever Action Repeating Rifle, C. 1862

Firearms Serial no.1297 [on barrel, stock, frame, buttplate screws and buttplate], .44 caliber, 24 1/4-inch blued barrel and 15-round integral magazine with standard German silver blade front sight and ladder-type rear sight. Brass frame with vacant dovetail sight position. Case-hardened hammer. Blued lever and trigger. Varnished walnut stock with brass buttplate. Sling mounts.
Condition: Excellent. Barrel retaining approximately 85-90% finish with scattered light wear and pitting. Brass with light patina, showing no scratches or blemishes. Hammer retaining vibrant case colors. Trigger and lever with grey brown age patina. Numbered screws near mint. Wood excellent with a few minor dents and blemishes. Mirror bright bore. Without question, one of the finest unengraved Henrys in existence.
Notes: Approximately 1500 of this model were manufactured.
Estimate: 80000 - 100000

Rare Original Sectional Cleaning Rod For The Henry Repeating Rifle

Firearms The rare 4-piece [7-inch sections] wood cleaning rod for the Henry lever action repeating rifle. Steel fittings.
Condition: Very good. Wood with light wear. Fittings with age wear and patina.
Estimate: 900 - 1200

Rare Original Sling For The Henry Repeating Rifle

Firearms Of black leather with brass slide buckle and swivel hook. No markings visible.
Condition: Good to very good with surface checking and period repairs present. A rare and seldom seen Henry accessory.
Estimate: 2000 - 3000

Unmarked Leather Scabbard Allegedly For A Henry Repeating Rifle

Firearms The rare antique rifle scabbard with overlapping flap closures. Buttstock flap with original orange Wells Fargo shipping label. Leather handle.
Condition: Fair. Leather fragile and showing heavy wear and flaking.
Estimate: 600 - 800

Exceptional Winchester Second Model 1866 Lever Action Rifle

Firearms Serial no. 26268, .44 rimfire caliber, 24-inch octagonal barrel with standard German silver front sight and ladder-type rear sight. Scarce early barrel address reading: Henry's Patent October 16, 1860/Henry's Patent March 29, 1866. Blued barrel and magazine. Brass frame and buttplate. Case-hardened hammer and lever. Fire-blued loading gate. Varnished walnut stocks. Crescent butt with cleaning rod reservoir. Cleaning rod present. Sling swivels.
Condition: Excellent to mint. Barrel and magazine retaining approximately 95-99% finish with slight wear at left side near breech, magazine band and relief edges. Vibrant case-hardening on hammer. Lever showing grey brown age patina with slight traces of silvered case-hardening. Frame and buttplate with beautiful, untouched age patina and no noticeable scratches. Wood excellent with a few minor nicks and dents. Mirror bright bore. Definitely one of the finest of this model in existence.
Notes: Manufactured in 1869.
Estimate: 35000 - 55000

Winchester Third Model 1866 Lever Action Saddle Ring Carbine

Firearms Serial no. 128345, .44 rimfire caliber, 20-inch blued barrel with standard sights and two barrel bands. Brass frame and buttplate. Saddle ring. Case-hardened hammer and lever. Fire-blued loading gate. Varnished walnut fore-end and buttstock. Carbine butt with cleaning rod reservoir. Cleaning rod in place. Sold together with Winchester factory letter.
Condition: Excellent. Barrel and magazine retaining approximately 95-99% finish with slight wear to relief edges. Brass frame and buttplate with mellow age patina. Slight traces of case-hardening remaining on hammer and lever. Wood fine with a few scattered dents and blemishes. Mirror bright bore.
Notes: Manufactured in 1876,
Estimate: 16000 - 20000

Scarce Sectional Cleaning Rod For A Winchester Model 1866 Lever Action Rifle Or Carbine

Firearms The standard 3-piece steel sectional cleaning rod. Fits in the buttstock reservoir of the 1866 rifle and carbine.
Condition: Very good with light wear and patina.
Estimate: 350 - 550

Pasteboard Box Of Winchester .44 Shot Cartridges

Firearms .44-40 smokeless caliber, containing 50; includes reference to ""Adapted to Winchester . . . Models 1873 and 1892, and other Rifles"" Red label on top and red imprinted wrapper around sides. Plastic wrapper.
Condition: Very good. Frayed; minor tape repair; box opened.
Estimate: 700 - 900

Deluxe Winchester Early Second Model 1873 Lever Action Rifle

Firearms Serial no. 41565, .44-40 caliber, 24-inch octagonal barrel with standard sights. Case-hardened fore-end cap, hammer, frame, lever and buttplate. Deluxe checkered walnut fore-end and buttstock. Crescent butt with cleaning rod reservoir. Cleaning rod present.
Condition: Excellent. Retaining approximately 95-99% finish with light wear to relief edges, light spotting on barrel and minor fading to case-hardening. Excellent wood with a few insignificant marks.
Notes: Shipped from the Winchester factory in 1880.
Estimate: 25000 - 35000

Scarce British-proofed Winchester Second Model 1873 Lever Action Saddle Ring Carbine

Firearms Serial no 51750, .44-40 caliber, 20-inch barrel with standard sights. British proofs at breech. Two barrel bands. Blued finish. Fire-blued loading gate. Saddle ring. Case-hardened hammer, lever and buttplate. Walnut fore-end and buttstock. Cleaning rod cavity in butt with cleaning rod present.
Condition: Excellent to mint. Retaining approximately 95-99% finish with scattered light wear to relief edges. Brilliant case-hardening remaining on hammer with that on lever and buttplate slightly faded. Wood excellent with a few minor marks present. Mirror bright bore.
Notes: Manufactured in 1881.
Estimate: 7000 - 9000

Deluxe Winchester Third Model 1873 Lever Action Rifle

Firearms Serial no. 121195, .32 caliber, 24-inch blued part round/part octagonal barrel with gold-plated flip-up globe sight and standard elevation rear sight. Button magazine. Case-hardened fore-end cap, hammer, frame, lever and buttplate. Tang-mounted flip-up peep sight. Checkered deluxe walnut fore-end and pistol-grip buttstock. Crescent butt. No cleaning rod reservoir.
Condition: Excellent to mint. Retaining approximately 90-95% finish with light wear to front of frame and top of barrel near breech. Brilliant case-hardening remaining on hammer and frame. Minor fading on fore-end, lever and buttplate. Wood excellent with a few minor marks. Excellent bore.
Notes: Manufactured in 1883.
Estimate: 25000 - 35000

Scarce Winchester Third Model 1873 Lever Action 22 Rifle

Firearms Serial No. 190653B, .22 short caliber, 24-inch blued octagonal barrel with blued blade-type front sight and standard elevation rear sight. Blued finish with scarce nickel-plated frame, fore-end cap and buttplate. Case-hardened hammer and lever. Walnut fore-end and buttstock. Sold with a Winchester factory letter confirming configuration.
Condition: Excellent. Retaining approximately 65-75% finish with wear to magazine, frame and buttplate with scattered light spotting overall. Minor vise marks on barrel. Hammer and lever with dark age patina. Wood with light wear and minor marks.
Notes: Manufactured in 1885.
Estimate: 4000 - 5000

Rare Unopened Pasteboard Box Of Winchester .44 Cartridges, The Lid Marked For Colts Rifle

Firearms .44-40 caliber, containing 50; includes reference to ""Colts C.F. Winchester Make."" Green label on top and orange imprinted wrapper around sides. Plastic wrapper.
Condition: Fine. Box lid faded, with light wear.
Estimate: 1000 - 1500

Scarce Pasteboard Box Of Winchester Model 1873 Cartridges

Firearms With Illustration of carbine on side; green label on lid with illustration of .44-40 cartridge; manufactured by the Winchester Repeating Arms Co.
Condition: Very good. Light wear; opened, some separation and scotch tape repair.
Estimate: 700 - 900

Rare Sealed Box Of Winchester 1873 .44-40 Cartridges

Firearms With green illustrated label reading: 50 Cartridges .44 Cal./ For/Winchester Rifle Model 1873/ Central Fire/Solid Head/Manufactured By The/ Winchester Repeating Arms Co./ New Haven, Conn. U.S.A. Box has unbroken seal.
Condition: Excellent with minor seam separation on one end but stable. Sealed seam is intact. Minor scuffs to top.
Estimate: 600 - 800

Pasteboard Box Of .44-40 Blackpowder Cartridges By Robin Hood Co., Swanton, Vermont

Firearms 50 cartridges; with image of cartridge on lid and each end label; made for Winchester, Marlin, Colt and other rifles, and revolvers.
Condition: Fine. Light wear; box opened.
Estimate: 350 - 550

Rare And Exceptional Factory Engraved Nickel-plated Winchester Third Model 1873 Saddle Ring Carbine

Firearms Serial no. 202473B, .44-40 caliber, 20-inch barrel with standard sights. Factory scroll-engraved, the left side plate with circular pictorial panel with woodland deer scene. Factory nickel-plated finish. Saddle ring. Cleaning rod cavity in carbine butt. Varnished deluxe walnut fore-end and buttstock. Sold together with factory letter. The factory engraving on this carbine is very extensive for the ""$2.00"" engraving specified in the letter. A fine and desirable factory engraved carbine.
Condition: Excellent. Retaining approximately 80-85% finish with scattered light wear overall. Wood excellent. Action excellent. Mirror bright bore.
Notes: Manufactured in 1886.
Estimate: 30000 - 40000

Lot Of Two Sectional Winchester Cleaning Rods

Firearms Comprising: 1) 4-piece threaded sectional steel cleaning rod for the Winchester 1873 rifle. 2) 3-piece threaded sectional cleaning rod for the Winchester Model 1873 carbine.
Condition: Both showing age wear and patina.
Estimate: 350 - 550

Lot Of Two Sectional Winchester Cleaning Rods Together With Four Separate Duplicate Sections

Firearms Comprising: 1) One 4-piece [8-inch sectional] cleaning rod for a Winchester Model 1873 musket. 2) One 4-piece [7-inch sectional] cleaning rod for a Winchester Model 1873 rifle. Sold together with three 8-inch rammer sections and one 8-inch looped sections.
Estimate: 450 - 650

Lot Of Two Sectional Winchester Cleaning Rods

Firearms Comprising two 4-piece sectional cleaning rods for the Winchester Model 1873 rifle and musket.
Condition: 1) Excellent with light wear present. 2) Good to very good with age wear, scattered surface frosting and patina.
Estimate: 350 - 550

Exceptional Winchester Third Model 1873 Lever Action Rifle

Firearms Serial no. 224188B, .38 W.C.F. caliber, 24-inch blued octagonal barrel with blued blade-type front sight and elevation rear sight. Blued dust cover. Case-hardened fore-end cap, hammer, frame, lever and buttplate. Varnished walnut stocks. Crescent butt. Cleaning rod reservoir. No cleaning rod present.
Condition: Excellent. Barrel and magazine retaining approximately 90-95% finish with several spots and minor marks on edges of barrel. Brilliant case colors. Wood with minor wear and marks. Excellent bore.
Notes: Mfd. 1887.
Estimate: 30000 - 40000

Factory-engraved And Gold-washed Deluxe Winchester Third Model 1873 Lever Action Rifle

Firearms Serial no, 494293, .44-40 caliber, 24-inch blued octagonal barrel with standard sights. Factory-engraved and gold-washed fore-end cap, frame and buttplate. Case-hardened hammer and lever. Fire-blued loading gate. Checkered deluxe walnut fore-end and pistol-grip buttstock. Cleaning rod reservoir in butt with cleaning rod present.
Condition: Excellent. Barrel and magazine retaining approximately 90-95% finish with minor wear to bottom of magazine. A few minor marks on edge of barrel near muzzle. Gold-plated elements retaining approximately 85-90% finish with minor wear and patina present. Wood excellent with a few minor nicks and scratches.
Notes: Manufactured in 1895.
Provenance: The Carl Press Collection
Estimate: 35000 - 45000

Rare Unopened Antique Box Of Winchester .44-40 Caliber Cartridges For The 1873 Rifle

Firearms Green top, illustrated with and image of the cartridge. Label of box reading: 50/ Cartridges./Solid Head./ Central Fire Reloading./Manufactured by the/Winchester Repeating Arms Co./New Haven, Conn., U.S.A. Box is factory sealed.
Condition: Excellent to mint with slight scuffing to top.
Estimate: 2500 - 3500

*winchester Third Model 1873 Saddle Ring Carbine

Firearms Serial no. 601566B, .32 caliber, 20-inch blued round barrel with pedestal front sight and ladder-type rear sight. Blued finish. Saddle ring. Case-hardened hammer, lever and buttplate. Fire-blued loading gate. Varnished walnut fore-end and buttstock. Carbine butt. No cleaning rod reservoir.
Condition: Excellent. Retaining approximately 70-75% finish with light wear to bottom of frame, lever, buttplate and relief edges. Hammer and lever retaining strong traces of silvered case-hardening with minor spots of fine pitting. Wood near mint. Mirror bright bore.
Notes: Manufactured in 1905.
Estimate: 12000 - 15000

*scarce Winchester Third Model 1873 Lever Action Short Rifle

Firearms Serial no. 629301B, .44-40 caliber, 20-inch octagonal barrel with standard rifle front sight and elevation rear sight. Blued finish. No saddle ring. Adjustable trigger. Case-hardened hammer, lever and buttplate. Varnished walnut stocks. Crescent butt with cleaning rod reservoir. Cleaning rod present. Sold together with copy of Winchester factory letter confirming configuration.
Condition: Excellent. Retaining approximately 80-85% finish now fading to plum brown with wear to bottom of frame, magazine and relief edges. Case-hardening remaining on hammer and lever. Buttplate with grey patina. Wood with minor dents and blemishes. Mirror bright bore.
Notes: Manufactured in 1909.
Estimate: 12000 - 15000

Rare Winchester Late First Model Saddle Ring Lever Action Carbine

Firearms Serial no. 14656, .44-40 caliber, 20-inch barrel blued barrel with standard sights and two barrel bands. Thumbprint dust cover. Proper address. Case-hardened hammer, lever and buttplate. Saddle ring. Hand-engraved serial numbers. Varnished walnut stocks. Carbine butt. Cleaning rod cavity in butt but no rod present. Sold together with Winchester factory letter confirming configuration. Shipped on January 28, 1877.
Condition: Fine. Retaining approximately 45-55% finish, now fading to plum brown with wear to barrel band, frame and buttplate. Hammer and lever with aged patina. Wood fine with minor wear and bruises. Mirror bright bore.
Notes: Manufactured in 1876.
Estimate: 3500 - 5500

Rare Unopened Pasteboard Box Of Winchester .38 Shot Cartridges

Firearms .38 long rimfire, containing 50; includes reference to ""Stetson's Patent Oct. 24th 1871"" Green label on top and orange imprinted wrapper around sides. Plastic wrapper.
Condition: Fine. With light wear; some separation at one end of lid.
Estimate: 350 - 550

Lot Of 4 Assorted Boxes Of Antique And Vintage Ammunition

Firearms Comprising: 1) Open full box of .38 caliber centerfire cartridges for the Model 1873 Rifle by WInchester. Illustrated green label. 2) Open full box of .38 caliber centerfire cartridges by Remington/U.M.C. Green label. 3) Open full box of .44 caliber Colt cartridges by Winchester. Green illustrated label. 4) Open full box of .44 Remington soft-point smokeless cartridges by Remington/U.M.C. Illustrated white label.
Condition: 1) Good. Staining and wear to label and wrapper. 2) Very good. Scuffs, repairs and losses to wrapper. 3) Good. Label torn but present. Scuffs and age darkening. Repairs to wrapper. 4) Very good. Minor scuffs and losses to wrapper.
Estimate: 250 - 350

Lot Of Three Boxes Of Vintage Blank Ammunition

Firearms Comprising: 1) Rare unopened box of 25 Winchester .50-70 caliber blank cartridges by Winchester Repeating Arms Co. Shrink-wrapped. 2) Opened box of Winchester .44 caliber centerfire blank cartridges for pistols. Dated 1907. 3) Full unopened vintage box Winchester .45 centerfire blank cartridges. Made for single and double action revolvers.
Condition: 1) Near mint. 2) Very good with losses to one end of box lid. 3) Excellent with light wear and scuffs.
Estimate: 250 - 350

One Winchester Model 1873 Cleaning Rod Together With An Incomplete Cleaning Rod For A Winchester Mus

Firearms Comprising: 1) One complete 4-piece cleaning rod for an 1873 rifle. 2) An incomplete cleaning rod comprising three 8-inch section elements for an 1873 musket together with an extra looped section.
Condition: All showing light wear and age patina.
Estimate: 350 - 550

Lot Of Two Sectional Winchester Cleaning Rods

Firearms Comprising two complete 4-piece threaded sectional steel cleaning rods for the Winchester Model 1873 lever action rifle.
Condition: Both are very good with age wear and patina.
Estimate: 350 - 550

Lot Of Two Sectional Winchester Cleaning Rods

Firearms Comprising two complete 4-piece sectional cleaning rods. One for the Winchester Model 1873 rifle and one for the 1873 musket.
Condition: Both are very good to excellent with light wear and patina.
Estimate: 350 - 550

Lot Of Two Sectional Winchester Cleaning Rods

Firearms Both are 4-piece sectional rods for the Winchester Model 1873 lever action rifle.
Condition: Both are very good to excellent with light age wear and patina.
Estimate: 300 - 500

Lot Of Assorted Winchester Buttplates

Firearms Comprising: 1) 4 assorted Winchester rifle or carbine buttplates. 2) 1 brass Harper's Ferry musket buttplate. 3) 2 checkered steel and 1 repro hard rubber buttplates for Winchester lever action shotguns. 4) 2 plain steel buttplates for a Winchester lever action shotgun.
Condition: All are very good to excellent.
Estimate: 150 - 250

Pasteboard Box Of Winchester .40-60 Cartridges, The Lid And Bottom Marked For Winchester Rifles

Firearms 20 cartridges; green label on top and orange imprinted label on bottom; guarantee on back with date 4-12-12. Plastic wrapper.
Condition: Fine. Box opened; tear through Winchester guarantee on back.
Estimate: 350 - 450

Pasteboard Box Of .40-60 Cartridges By Winchester

Firearms 20 cartridges; dark green label; with image of cartridge. Plastic wrapper.
Condition: Very good to fine. Light wear; box opened.
Estimate: 300 - 400

Rare Winchester First Model 1876 Saddle Ring Carbine

Firearms Serial no. 2737, .45-75 caliber, 22-inch blued barrel with pedestal front sight and two-position folding leaf rear sight. Correct barrel address. Manufactured without dust cover. Blued finish. Single barrel band. Extra long fore-end. Case-hardened fore-end cap, hammer, lever and buttplate. Fire-blued loading gate. Walnut stocks. Carbine butt. No cleaning rod reservoir. An exceptional example of this model.
Condition: Excellent to mint. Retaining approximately 85-90% finish now fading in places to rich plum brown. Light wear to relief edges. Minor fading to case-hardening with some irridescence remaining on hammer and lever. Loading gate retaining fire-blued finish. Wood near mint. Mirror bright bore.
Notes: Shipped from the factory in 1878.
Estimate: 25000 - 30000

Scarce British-proofed Winchester Second Model 1876 Lever Action Musket

Firearms Serial no. 4645, .45-75 caliber, 32-inch blued round barrel with bayonet lug pedestal front sight and ladder-type rear sight. Correct barrel address. Blued finish. Single barrel band. British proofs at breech. Case-hardened fore-end cap, hammer, lever and buttplate. Varnished walnut stocks. Sling mounts. Steel cleaning rod. Carbine-style butt. Sold together with Winchester factory letter confirming configuration.
Condition: Excellent to mint. Approximately 90-95% finish with minor wear at muzzle and dust cover. Minor fading to case-hardening. Wood excellent with a few minor marks. Bright bore. All things considered, an exceptional example of this model.
Notes: Manufactured in 1878 and shipped in 1879. There were 63,871 of this model produced.
Estimate: 12000 - 18000

Fine Deluxe Winchester Model 1876 Lever Action Sporting Rifle With Button Magazine And Tang Peep Sig

Firearms Serial no. 14403, .45-60 caliber, 26-inch round barrel with standard markings; ladder style rear sight, folding steel blade and hooded post front on base dovetailed at muzzle; tang peep sight; blued, with case-hardened frame, hammer, lever, and fore-end cap; varnished and checkered select walnut semi-pistol grip stocks, with blued steel shotgun style buttplate. Button magazine; sectionalized steel cleaning rod in butt. Sold together with Winchester factory letter confirming configuration.
Condition: Fine. 97% finish; light fading to blue on barrel; light pitting on left side of frame at juncture with barrel; minor fading to case-hardening; nicks and marks on stocks; small repair to chip from top of right side of wrist at juncture with frame.
Notes: Manufactured in 1880.
Estimate: 35000 - 45000

Scarce Northwest Mounted Canadian Police Winchester Third Model 1876 Lever Action Saddle Ring

Firearms Serial no. 44449, .45-75 caliber, 22-inch barrel with pedestal front sight and ladder-type rear sight. Proper address. Single barrel band. Blued finish. Saddle ring. Case-hardened hammer, lever and buttplate. Elongated walnut fore-end and buttstock. Faint NWMP cartouche present on right side of buttstock. This association is confirmed by factory records [see Flayderman 5K-062]. Sold together with factory letter stating shipment of carbine went to NWMP.
Condition: Fine. Retaining approximately 60-70 % finish with scattered wear and age patina present. Minor dents present on top of breech. Case-hardened elements showing grey-brown age patina with minor traces of finish remaining. Wood with wear and light dents and bruises. Bore very good with a few spots of fine pitting.
Notes: Manufactured in 1884, shipped in 1885.
Estimate: 10000 - 12000

Winchester Model 1885 Low-wall Single Shot Breechloading Sporting Rifle

Firearms Serial no. 50434, .22 long rifle caliber, 24 1/4-inch octagonal barrel with Express type front sight and elevation rear sight. Case-hardened breechblock, hammer, frame, lever and buttplate. Varnished walnut stocks. Crescent butt.
Condition: Excellent to mint. 99-100% finish with slight wear to buttplate. Brilliant case-hardening. Wood near mint. Action excellent. Mint bore.
Estimate: 6000 - 8000

*scarce Winchester Model 1885 Low-wall Single Shot Breechloading Rifle

Firearms Serial no. 88340, .25 rimfire caliber, 26-inch blued octagonal barrel with dovetailed front sight and fixed elevation rear sight. Correct address. Blued frame. Case-hardened hammer, breechblock, lever and buttplate. Varnished walnut stocks. Crescent butt. Sold together with a Winchester factory letter confirming configuration. Shipped December 9, 1901.
Condition: Excellent to mint. 95-100% finish. Wood excellent. Action excellent. Mirror bright bore.
Notes: Manufactured circa 1900.
Estimate: 5000 - 7000