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Large collection of modern and antique firearms. Most are estate pieces. Dozens of parts kits, thousands of rounds of ammunition, German militaria, swords, bayonets and knives. Dillon, RCBS and MEC reloading presses and large quantity of components and accessories.
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* Scarce U.S. Springfield Mdl 1882 Chaffee-Reese
Model: 1882 Chaffee-Reese Magazine RifleSerial # - Firearms: NSNCaliber: .45-70 govnt,Barrel Length: 27.875" roundCondition: ExcellentOther: bolt action rifle
Make: Scarce U.S. Springfield,
Model: 1882 Chaffee-Reese Magazine Rifle,
Serial # - Firearms: NSN,
Caliber: .45-70 govnt,
Barrel Length: 27.875" round,
Condition: Excellent,
Other: bolt action rifle.
This is one of 753 Model 1882 manufactured in 1884, designed by General J.N. Reese and R.S. Chaffee submitted to the Ordnance Board responsible for selecting the new magazine repeater. The rifle is loaded through the door on the butt and is fitted with a stacking swivel and sling swivel on the forward barrel band along with a sling swivel mounted on the front side of the trigger guard. There is a button tipped cleaning rod, two barrel bands, a fixed front sight that doubles as a bayonet lug and a sliding leaf adjustable rear sight graduated to 6 and marked "C-R" on the left. The barrel is marked on the left shoulder at the breech "V/P/eagles head", the receiver is marked "US-SPRINGFIELD.-1884". and the stock is cartouched on the left side and dated 1884 in a rectangle with a circle P on the underside of the wrist. The full length walnut stock shows only minor light handling. The bore appears like the factory being very shiny and having crisp rifling. The barrel retains almost all of the bluing showing almost no wear from handling. The barrel bands are each marked with a "U" and appear in the white while the receiver has a light and dark gray mottled patina as does the butt plate.
Model: 1882 Chaffee-Reese Magazine Rifle,
Serial # - Firearms: NSN,
Caliber: .45-70 govnt,
Barrel Length: 27.875" round,
Condition: Excellent,
Other: bolt action rifle.
This is one of 753 Model 1882 manufactured in 1884, designed by General J.N. Reese and R.S. Chaffee submitted to the Ordnance Board responsible for selecting the new magazine repeater. The rifle is loaded through the door on the butt and is fitted with a stacking swivel and sling swivel on the forward barrel band along with a sling swivel mounted on the front side of the trigger guard. There is a button tipped cleaning rod, two barrel bands, a fixed front sight that doubles as a bayonet lug and a sliding leaf adjustable rear sight graduated to 6 and marked "C-R" on the left. The barrel is marked on the left shoulder at the breech "V/P/eagles head", the receiver is marked "US-SPRINGFIELD.-1884". and the stock is cartouched on the left side and dated 1884 in a rectangle with a circle P on the underside of the wrist. The full length walnut stock shows only minor light handling. The bore appears like the factory being very shiny and having crisp rifling. The barrel retains almost all of the bluing showing almost no wear from handling. The barrel bands are each marked with a "U" and appear in the white while the receiver has a light and dark gray mottled patina as does the butt plate.
* J.M. Marlin Ballard No. 5 Pacific Rifle
Model: No. 5 Pacific RifleSerial # - Firearms: 1072Caliber: .22 rfBarrel Length: 28" octagonalCondition: Very GoodOther: falling block rifle
Make: J. M. Marlin Ballard,
Model: No. 5 Pacific Rifle,
Serial # - Firearms: 1072,
Caliber: .22 rf,
Barrel Length: 28" octagonal,
Condition: Very Good,
Other: falling block rifle.
The rifle is fitted with a beautifully figured walnut Schutzen style butt stock with a hooked steel butt plate and a Schnabel style forend. The wood shows assorted light scattered handling and wear. The barrel is marked "H.M. POPE. HARTFORD, CONN" in a single line and the left side of the receiver is marked "J.M. MARLIN. NEW HAVEN. CON/BALLARD'S PATENT.NOV". Having double set triggers and a scope with an intact reticle the mount of which is marked Winchester. The bore shines very bright with nice rifling and the top of the barrel has two holes that are tapped, the first one is 9.5" from the muzzle. The bluing shows thinning to the finish mostly on the edges with some light freckling and scattered handling. The case colors on the receiver are present throughout though faint, showing some freckling and light surface scratches.
Model: No. 5 Pacific Rifle,
Serial # - Firearms: 1072,
Caliber: .22 rf,
Barrel Length: 28" octagonal,
Condition: Very Good,
Other: falling block rifle.
The rifle is fitted with a beautifully figured walnut Schutzen style butt stock with a hooked steel butt plate and a Schnabel style forend. The wood shows assorted light scattered handling and wear. The barrel is marked "H.M. POPE. HARTFORD, CONN" in a single line and the left side of the receiver is marked "J.M. MARLIN. NEW HAVEN. CON/BALLARD'S PATENT.NOV". Having double set triggers and a scope with an intact reticle the mount of which is marked Winchester. The bore shines very bright with nice rifling and the top of the barrel has two holes that are tapped, the first one is 9.5" from the muzzle. The bluing shows thinning to the finish mostly on the edges with some light freckling and scattered handling. The case colors on the receiver are present throughout though faint, showing some freckling and light surface scratches.
* U.S. Springfield Model 1866 Allin Conversion
Model: 1866 Allin ConversionSerial # - Firearms: NSNCaliber: .50 cal.Barrel Length: 32.5" roundCondition: GoodOther: trap door action
Make: U.S. Springfield,
Model: 1866 Allin Conversion,
Serial # - Firearms: NSN,
Caliber: .50 cal.,
Barrel Length: 32.5" round,
Condition: Good,
Other: trap door action.
This rifle appears to be a well executed conversion to an 1866 Allin Conversion. The rifle has an 1865 dated lock with an 1866 dated trap door where there is an eagles head present. The barrel has been drilled and lined with a tube that has been brazed as found standard on the Allin Conversions. There are two instead of three barrel bands and the stock has had the middle barrel band retaining spring slot filled. The rear sight is of the type found on the 1863 but reversed and the front is fixed. The bore shines with nice rifling and shows some areas of surface pitting. Most metal surfaces are in the white with light scattered handling and some flash pitting present. The full length walnut stock shows assorted light handling with no cartouche or markings present.
Model: 1866 Allin Conversion,
Serial # - Firearms: NSN,
Caliber: .50 cal.,
Barrel Length: 32.5" round,
Condition: Good,
Other: trap door action.
This rifle appears to be a well executed conversion to an 1866 Allin Conversion. The rifle has an 1865 dated lock with an 1866 dated trap door where there is an eagles head present. The barrel has been drilled and lined with a tube that has been brazed as found standard on the Allin Conversions. There are two instead of three barrel bands and the stock has had the middle barrel band retaining spring slot filled. The rear sight is of the type found on the 1863 but reversed and the front is fixed. The bore shines with nice rifling and shows some areas of surface pitting. Most metal surfaces are in the white with light scattered handling and some flash pitting present. The full length walnut stock shows assorted light handling with no cartouche or markings present.
* U.S. Springfield Model 1881 "Forager"
Shotgun Gauge: 20 GaugeModel: 1881 "Forager"Serial # - Firearms: 272Barrel Length: 26" roundCondition: Very GoodOther: trap door
Make: U.S. Springfield,
Model: 1881 "Forager",
Serial # - Firearms: 272,
Shotgun Gauge: 20 Gauge,
Barrel Length: 26" round,
Condition: Very Good,
Other: trap door.
Shotgun is fitted with a carbine type trigger guard that does not have the sling swivel. Ramrod channel has been filled and the forend is slim. There are no inspectors cartouche or circle P present and the top of the trap door is dated 1873. Wood surfaces show scattered handling and the metal appears to have a gray/brown/ blue mottled patina throughout with scattered tool marks and handling wear present. The bore shines showing some surface pitting and having a 2.5" chamber.
Model: 1881 "Forager",
Serial # - Firearms: 272,
Shotgun Gauge: 20 Gauge,
Barrel Length: 26" round,
Condition: Very Good,
Other: trap door.
Shotgun is fitted with a carbine type trigger guard that does not have the sling swivel. Ramrod channel has been filled and the forend is slim. There are no inspectors cartouche or circle P present and the top of the trap door is dated 1873. Wood surfaces show scattered handling and the metal appears to have a gray/brown/ blue mottled patina throughout with scattered tool marks and handling wear present. The bore shines showing some surface pitting and having a 2.5" chamber.
* C. Sharps New Model 1859/1863 SRC Conversion
Model: New Model 1859/1863 SRC ConversionSerial # - Firearms: 94229Caliber: .50 cal.Barrel Length: 22" roundCondition: Very GoodOther: falling block carbine
Make: C. Sharps,
Model: New Model 1859/1863 SRC Conversion,
Serial # - Firearms: 94229,
Caliber: .50 cal.,
Barrel Length: 22" round,
Condition: Very Good,
Other: falling block carbine.
The 3 groove bore appears like factory with bright shine and sharp rifling, having a folding adjustable Lawrence rear sight and a fixed block & blade front. The top of the barrel is marked "NEW MODEL 1859" faint but present. The serial number range is that of a New Mod. 1863 and the left side of the walnut butt stock bears the conversion inspectors cartouche of "DFC" in a ribbon for David F. Clark principal sub-inspector. The smooth straight grip walnut butt stock shows off well having a crisp cartouche fitted with a steel butt plate that has a few pitting marks and little wear. The forend appears to be original unchanged at the time of conversion showing some small losses and scattered handling. The case coloring is strong and present throughout retaining a majority with all markings easily visible except the serial number which is present but faint in spots. The barrel bluing has started to patina to a medium brown with a faint but present model designation. Saddle ring and bar both present.
Model: New Model 1859/1863 SRC Conversion,
Serial # - Firearms: 94229,
Caliber: .50 cal.,
Barrel Length: 22" round,
Condition: Very Good,
Other: falling block carbine.
The 3 groove bore appears like factory with bright shine and sharp rifling, having a folding adjustable Lawrence rear sight and a fixed block & blade front. The top of the barrel is marked "NEW MODEL 1859" faint but present. The serial number range is that of a New Mod. 1863 and the left side of the walnut butt stock bears the conversion inspectors cartouche of "DFC" in a ribbon for David F. Clark principal sub-inspector. The smooth straight grip walnut butt stock shows off well having a crisp cartouche fitted with a steel butt plate that has a few pitting marks and little wear. The forend appears to be original unchanged at the time of conversion showing some small losses and scattered handling. The case coloring is strong and present throughout retaining a majority with all markings easily visible except the serial number which is present but faint in spots. The barrel bluing has started to patina to a medium brown with a faint but present model designation. Saddle ring and bar both present.
* Burnside Rifle Co. SRC Model
Make: BurnsideModel: SRCSerial # - Firearms: 12710Caliber: .54 calBarrel Length: 21" roundCondition: GoodOther: percussion action
Make: Burnside Rifel Co.,
Model: SRC,
Serial # - Firearms: 12710,
Caliber: .54 cal,
Barrel Length: 21" round,
Condition: Good,
Other: percussion action.
Carbine has a two position rear sight with a fixed front. The bore has shine with nice rifling and a small amount of light surface pitting. The forward lever pin is missing the retaining pin and the breech block has mismatched numbers. Most metal surfaces have a light and dark gray mottled patina with the barrel having a mostly brown patina throughout. The walnut stock has a smooth straight grip and has never been fitted with a sling swivel and the butt plate is a steel crescent type. The forend is smooth walnut and the wood shows scattered handling.
Model: SRC,
Serial # - Firearms: 12710,
Caliber: .54 cal,
Barrel Length: 21" round,
Condition: Good,
Other: percussion action.
Carbine has a two position rear sight with a fixed front. The bore has shine with nice rifling and a small amount of light surface pitting. The forward lever pin is missing the retaining pin and the breech block has mismatched numbers. Most metal surfaces have a light and dark gray mottled patina with the barrel having a mostly brown patina throughout. The walnut stock has a smooth straight grip and has never been fitted with a sling swivel and the butt plate is a steel crescent type. The forend is smooth walnut and the wood shows scattered handling.
* U.S. Springfield Sporterized Model 1884
Model: Sporterized Model 1884Serial # - Firearms: 531577Caliber: .45-70 govnt,Barrel Length: 32.5" roundCondition: GoodOther: trap door
Make: U.S. Springfield,
Model: Sporterized Model 1884,
Serial # - Firearms: 531577,
Caliber: .45-70 govnt,
Barrel Length: 32.5" round,
Condition: Good,
Other: trap door.
The rifle has a factory bright bore with nice rifling, a hooded fixed front sight and a Buffington adjustable rear. The walnut stock has been cut down turning this military trap door into a nice hunting rifle. The wood shows some pressure indentations and minor light handling with the metal surfaces showing freckling throughout.
Model: Sporterized Model 1884,
Serial # - Firearms: 531577,
Caliber: .45-70 govnt,
Barrel Length: 32.5" round,
Condition: Good,
Other: trap door.
The rifle has a factory bright bore with nice rifling, a hooded fixed front sight and a Buffington adjustable rear. The walnut stock has been cut down turning this military trap door into a nice hunting rifle. The wood shows some pressure indentations and minor light handling with the metal surfaces showing freckling throughout.
* U.S. Springfield Model 1873
Model: 1873Serial # - Firearms: 184338Caliber: .45-70 govnt,Barrel Length: 32" roundCondition: GoodOther: trap door rifle
Make: U.S. Springfield,
Model: 1873,
Serial # - Firearms: 184338,
Caliber: .45-70 govnt,
Barrel Length: 32" round,
Condition: Good,
Other: trap door rifle.
The straight grip walnut stock has a faint 1882 cartouche on the left side along with a circle P on the underside of the wrist and shows assorted handling wear throughout. The cleaning rod is present and the bore shines mirror bright with nice rifling. The left side graduation slope on the rear sight is broken and missing and the barrel shows all of the standard proof markings. Most metal surfaces have a dark brown patina with some mottling of a lighter gray being mixed in and all show ver little handling marks.
Model: 1873,
Serial # - Firearms: 184338,
Caliber: .45-70 govnt,
Barrel Length: 32" round,
Condition: Good,
Other: trap door rifle.
The straight grip walnut stock has a faint 1882 cartouche on the left side along with a circle P on the underside of the wrist and shows assorted handling wear throughout. The cleaning rod is present and the bore shines mirror bright with nice rifling. The left side graduation slope on the rear sight is broken and missing and the barrel shows all of the standard proof markings. Most metal surfaces have a dark brown patina with some mottling of a lighter gray being mixed in and all show ver little handling marks.
* U.S. Springfield Model 1884
Model: 1884Serial # - Firearms: 120296Caliber: .45-70 govnt,Barrel Length: 29.75" roundOther: trap door action
Make: U.S. Springfield,
Model: 1884,
Serial # - Firearms: 120296,
Caliber: .45-70 govnt,
Condition: Fair to good,
Barrel Length: 29.75" round,
Other: trap door action.
The rifle is fitted with a fixed front sight and a Buffington adjustable rear along with sling swivels, two barrel bands and a straight grip walnut stock. The left side of the stock has a faint cartouche and is etched with a "W.H." on the left side of the butt stock. The bore has some shine with surface pitting present and thinning to the finish. The barrel, receiver, lock, hammer, triggerguard and butt plate all show varying degrees of pitting. The entire rifle shows only a few marks from handling.
Model: 1884,
Serial # - Firearms: 120296,
Caliber: .45-70 govnt,
Condition: Fair to good,
Barrel Length: 29.75" round,
Other: trap door action.
The rifle is fitted with a fixed front sight and a Buffington adjustable rear along with sling swivels, two barrel bands and a straight grip walnut stock. The left side of the stock has a faint cartouche and is etched with a "W.H." on the left side of the butt stock. The bore has some shine with surface pitting present and thinning to the finish. The barrel, receiver, lock, hammer, triggerguard and butt plate all show varying degrees of pitting. The entire rifle shows only a few marks from handling.
W.R.A.Co. (Winchester Repeating Arms Company)
10 gauge signal cannon. Entire cannon shows varying degrees of use and pitting. Carriage wheels do not turn. Appears as though will fire. Flat spring is intact.
.348 win. ammunition (3 boxes) Winchester Super-X
Quantity: 3
Commemorative ammunition for Browning Model 71 rifle. 20 rounds per box. Appears to be custom load. Selling 3 times the money. UPS SHIP ONLY
$80.00 x 3 = $240.00 Total
.218 BEE ammunition one box Winchester Super-X
46gr. Hollowpoint, 50 round box. UPS SHIP ONLY
.40 S&W ammunition, (2 boxes) Winchester SXT
Quantity: 2
180 gr., 20 rounds boxes. Selling 2 times the money. UPS SHIP ONLY
$16.00 x 2 = $32.00 Total
* U.S. Springfield Model 1884 SRC
Model: 1884 SRCSerial # - Firearms: 78972Caliber: .45-70 govnt,Barrel Length: 22" roundCondition: Very GoodOther: trap door carbine
Make: U.S. Springfield,
Model: 1884 SRC,
Serial # - Firearms: 78972,
Caliber: .45-70 govnt,
Barrel Length: 22" round,
Condition: Very Good,
Other: trap door carbine.
Some case coloring is still present on the trap door and side of the hammer. The bore shows off well and the rear sight is adjustable with a fixed pinned front. The smooth straight grip walnut stock has a partial cartouche on the left side just rearward of the saddle ring bar and it has had a professional repair to the front of the forend left side. The entire carbine shows only minor light handling marks with a light brown mottled patina mostly visible throughout.
Model: 1884 SRC,
Serial # - Firearms: 78972,
Caliber: .45-70 govnt,
Barrel Length: 22" round,
Condition: Very Good,
Other: trap door carbine.
Some case coloring is still present on the trap door and side of the hammer. The bore shows off well and the rear sight is adjustable with a fixed pinned front. The smooth straight grip walnut stock has a partial cartouche on the left side just rearward of the saddle ring bar and it has had a professional repair to the front of the forend left side. The entire carbine shows only minor light handling marks with a light brown mottled patina mostly visible throughout.
.308 Winchester ammunition - (8) boxed
Quantity: 8
Hirtenberger Patronen 150 gr. SP NATO spec manufactured for Police Snipers, 20 rounds per box, selling eight times the money. UPS SHIP ONLY
$16.00 x 8 = $128.00 Total
.308 Winchester ammunition - (8) boxed
Quantity: 8
Hirtenberger Patronen 150 gr. SP NATO spec manufactured for Police Snipers, 20 rounds per box, selling eight times the money. UPS SHIP ONLY
$11.00 x 8 = $88.00 Total
.308 Winchester ammunition - (8) boxed
Quantity: 8
Hirtenberger Patronen 150 gr. SP NATO spec manufactured for Police Snipers, 20 rounds per box, selling eight times the money. UPS SHIP ONLY
$12.00 x 8 = $96.00 Total
*Cased set of J. Williams London dueling/target
Model: dueling/target pistolsSerial # - Firearms: NSNCaliber: 0.485" diameter boreBarrel Length: 9" octagonalCondition: Good to Very Good
Make: J. Williams London,
Model: dueling/target pistols,
Serial # - Firearms: NSN,
Caliber: 0.485" diameter bore,
Barrel Length: 9" octagonal,
Condition: Good to Very Good,
Action: Percussion.
The top of the wooden chest is inlaid with a brass plate having a built in folding handle and is engraved "L Morris Waln/Philad a". The Waln family was a prominent Quaker Merchant in the milling business of the time and traded with England, the Eat & West Indies and later China. The cased set includes two percussion pistols both having checkered walnut stocks, engraved locks and hammers with sliding hammer safeties. Along with engraved trigger guards, barrel tangs and each with fixed sights. Smooth bores show some surface pitting and both have brass tipped ebony ramrods. Each barrel is engraved on the top flat "J. WILLIAMS LONDON". Pistols show some minor light handling with the left side of each barrel showing some pitting towards the muzzle. Complete with a powder flask, nipple tool, bullet mold, ramrod with two interchangable tips.
Model: dueling/target pistols,
Serial # - Firearms: NSN,
Caliber: 0.485" diameter bore,
Barrel Length: 9" octagonal,
Condition: Good to Very Good,
Action: Percussion.
The top of the wooden chest is inlaid with a brass plate having a built in folding handle and is engraved "L Morris Waln/Philad a". The Waln family was a prominent Quaker Merchant in the milling business of the time and traded with England, the Eat & West Indies and later China. The cased set includes two percussion pistols both having checkered walnut stocks, engraved locks and hammers with sliding hammer safeties. Along with engraved trigger guards, barrel tangs and each with fixed sights. Smooth bores show some surface pitting and both have brass tipped ebony ramrods. Each barrel is engraved on the top flat "J. WILLIAMS LONDON". Pistols show some minor light handling with the left side of each barrel showing some pitting towards the muzzle. Complete with a powder flask, nipple tool, bullet mold, ramrod with two interchangable tips.
*Starr Arms Co. Mdl 1863 Army Cartridge Conversion
Make: StarrModel: 1863 Army Cartridge ConversionSerial # - Firearms: 23677Caliber: .44 cfBarrel Length: 8" roundCondition: GoodOther: single action revolver
Make: Starr Arms Co.,
Model: 1863 Army Cartridge Conversion,
Serial # - Firearms: 23677,
Caliber: .44 cf,
Barrel Length: 8" round,
Condition: Good,
Other: single action revolver.
The revolver has been converted to centerfire metallic .44 cal. cartridge at some point and is marked on the right side of the frame under the cylinder "STARRS PATENT JAN. 15.1856. U.S.". The same mark is located on the opposite side except for the "U.S." portion. The smooth walnut grips are slightly undersized with assorted tool marks present mostly on the left and underside. The serial number is present on the cylinder as well as on the grip frame under the grip in two locations. The right side of the muzzle shows thinning to the metal with the bore showing nice visible rifling and light surface pitting in spots. The remaining metal surfaces have a light and dark blue/gray mottled patina with some light surface pitting in areas and scattered light handling marks. Comes with a leather flap holster.
Model: 1863 Army Cartridge Conversion,
Serial # - Firearms: 23677,
Caliber: .44 cf,
Barrel Length: 8" round,
Condition: Good,
Other: single action revolver.
The revolver has been converted to centerfire metallic .44 cal. cartridge at some point and is marked on the right side of the frame under the cylinder "STARRS PATENT JAN. 15.1856. U.S.". The same mark is located on the opposite side except for the "U.S." portion. The smooth walnut grips are slightly undersized with assorted tool marks present mostly on the left and underside. The serial number is present on the cylinder as well as on the grip frame under the grip in two locations. The right side of the muzzle shows thinning to the metal with the bore showing nice visible rifling and light surface pitting in spots. The remaining metal surfaces have a light and dark blue/gray mottled patina with some light surface pitting in areas and scattered light handling marks. Comes with a leather flap holster.
*Remington 1861 Model Navy revolver
Make: RemingtonModel: 1861 NavySerial # - Firearms: 21286Caliber: .36 cal.Barrel Length: 7.375" octagonalCondition: GoodOther: single action
Make: Remington,
Model: 1861 Navy,
Serial # - Firearms: 21286,
Caliber: .36 cal.,
Barrel Length: 7.375" octagonal,
Condition: Good,
Other: single action.
The revolver has the channel cut on the top of the loading lever and the barrel is marked on the top flat as follows "PATENTED DEC. 17 1861/MANUFACTURED BY REMINGTONS' ILION, N.Y.". There is a "B" marked on the left side of the frame and barrel flat and the serial number is located on the left side of the grip frame under the grip and on the bottom of the barrel flat just forward of the frame. The smooth walnut grip panels are slightly undersized and there is a brass cone fixed front sight and a brass trigger guard. The bore has visible rifling with some pitting present. The metal surfaces show a mostly brown patina throughout with some light surface rust present. Revolver appears to function as it should.
Model: 1861 Navy,
Serial # - Firearms: 21286,
Caliber: .36 cal.,
Barrel Length: 7.375" octagonal,
Condition: Good,
Other: single action.
The revolver has the channel cut on the top of the loading lever and the barrel is marked on the top flat as follows "PATENTED DEC. 17 1861/MANUFACTURED BY REMINGTONS' ILION, N.Y.". There is a "B" marked on the left side of the frame and barrel flat and the serial number is located on the left side of the grip frame under the grip and on the bottom of the barrel flat just forward of the frame. The smooth walnut grip panels are slightly undersized and there is a brass cone fixed front sight and a brass trigger guard. The bore has visible rifling with some pitting present. The metal surfaces show a mostly brown patina throughout with some light surface rust present. Revolver appears to function as it should.
*Colt Pocket Model 1849
Make: ColtModel: Pocket Model 1849Serial # - Firearms: 89442Caliber: .31 cal.Barrel Length: 4" octagonalCondition: Very GoodOther: single action percussion cap & ball revolver
Make: Colt,
Model: Pocket Model 1849,
Serial # - Firearms: 89442,
Caliber: .31 cal.,
Barrel Length: 4" octagonal,
Condition: Very Good,
Other: single action percussion cap & ball revolver.
Manufactured in 1854 with traces of original factory finish still present in some areas most noticeable on the cylinder. Complete numbers matching revolver with a matching serial numbers present in part or whole on the barrel, barrel key, frame, trigger guard, back strap, cylinder, cylinder pin and loading lever. The revolver appears to function as it should with the cylinder being engraved with the standard stage coach scene showing thinning to the finish with almost no wear from handling. Nipples show no deformation and notch lines are crisp and unrounded. The barrel is fitted with a brass post front sight and a notch is integrated into the hammer. The barrel is also marked with a two line address. There are a few areas of very light surface pitting and tool marks most noticeable are located on the right side of the barrel and key. The bore shines bright with nice rifling present and some light surface pitting. The brass trigger guard and back strap show a few small areas of tool marks and the walnut smooth grip panels show only minor light scattered handling indentations.
Model: Pocket Model 1849,
Serial # - Firearms: 89442,
Caliber: .31 cal.,
Barrel Length: 4" octagonal,
Condition: Very Good,
Other: single action percussion cap & ball revolver.
Manufactured in 1854 with traces of original factory finish still present in some areas most noticeable on the cylinder. Complete numbers matching revolver with a matching serial numbers present in part or whole on the barrel, barrel key, frame, trigger guard, back strap, cylinder, cylinder pin and loading lever. The revolver appears to function as it should with the cylinder being engraved with the standard stage coach scene showing thinning to the finish with almost no wear from handling. Nipples show no deformation and notch lines are crisp and unrounded. The barrel is fitted with a brass post front sight and a notch is integrated into the hammer. The barrel is also marked with a two line address. There are a few areas of very light surface pitting and tool marks most noticeable are located on the right side of the barrel and key. The bore shines bright with nice rifling present and some light surface pitting. The brass trigger guard and back strap show a few small areas of tool marks and the walnut smooth grip panels show only minor light scattered handling indentations.
*Colt Pocket Model 1849
Make: ColtModel: Pocket Model 1849Serial # - Firearms: 295775Caliber: .31 cal.Barrel Length: 4" octagonalCondition: GoodOther: single action percussion cap & ball revolver
Make: Colt,
Model: Pocket Model 1849,
Serial # - Firearms: 295775,
Caliber: .31 cal.,
Barrel Length: 4" octagonal,
Condition: Good,
Other: single action percussion cap & ball revolver.
Manufactured in 1867 being a forced numbers matching revolver. The frame, cylinder, trigger guard and back strap all appear to be factory with the barrel, loading lever and barrel key appearing to be a later stamped or forced match as the font is different. The revolver appears to function as it should with a strong hammer spring. The barrel has a two line address with a small brass post front sight. The bore shines bright with nice rifling and visible surface pitting in a few areas. The standard stage coach engraved receiver is present and the grips are a smooth walnut showing some minor light scattered handling. Metal surfaces have a gray/brown mottled patina throughout showing a few areas of light surface pitting and tool/handling marks. The brass trigger guard and back strap show mostly light handling except for the bottom of the grip frame, bottom of the trigger guard bow and around the screw hole on the bottom right side.
Model: Pocket Model 1849,
Serial # - Firearms: 295775,
Caliber: .31 cal.,
Barrel Length: 4" octagonal,
Condition: Good,
Other: single action percussion cap & ball revolver.
Manufactured in 1867 being a forced numbers matching revolver. The frame, cylinder, trigger guard and back strap all appear to be factory with the barrel, loading lever and barrel key appearing to be a later stamped or forced match as the font is different. The revolver appears to function as it should with a strong hammer spring. The barrel has a two line address with a small brass post front sight. The bore shines bright with nice rifling and visible surface pitting in a few areas. The standard stage coach engraved receiver is present and the grips are a smooth walnut showing some minor light scattered handling. Metal surfaces have a gray/brown mottled patina throughout showing a few areas of light surface pitting and tool/handling marks. The brass trigger guard and back strap show mostly light handling except for the bottom of the grip frame, bottom of the trigger guard bow and around the screw hole on the bottom right side.
