Rarities Abound at Winter Boutique Firearm Auction

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Fogelsville, PA

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Exceptional Collection of some of the RAREST Firearms ever to come to market including 2 COLT No. 1 Mod. Ring Lever Rifles, 3 VENDITTI Pistols, VOLCANIC Navy Pistol, SHARPS, Walther Mod. 6 & others.

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Location: 820 Nursery St., Fogelsville, PA 18051
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Colt Paterson No. 1 Model ring lever revolving rifle

Lot # 1 (Sale Order: 1 of 24)

.36 cal. (.375" diameter), s/n 23, revolving rifle, brl length 32.125" octagonal, ring lever action percussion, very good plus condition, The Colt Paterson No. 1 Model ri...moreng lever revolving rifle was the first factory produced firearm made by Samuel Colt. Production started at the Patent Arm Manufacturing Co. in Paterson New Jersey in 1837 this example being serial no. 23 is one of the earliest surviving examples. Only 201 No. 1 ring lever rifles were ever produced making this the rarest of all Colt production firearms ever manufactured, extremely scarce and rarely found today. Serial No. 23 is located on the rear flat face of the barrel lug and the barrel and barrel lug were forged into 1 piece. The matching serial number can also be found on all major internal parts. The 8 shot cylinder has roll engravings of 3 lines rear of cylinder with 4 lines on the forward end and has the square back design. The top strap of the frame extends to form a bridge over the cylinder. The barrel key is without spring and a bolster on the lug surrounds the key. The sights are both set in dovetails with the front being a brass blade having a slight left bend and the rear being a notch adjustable for elevation. The barrel address is of a single line and unique to the No. 1 clearly visible it reads "Colt's Patent Patent Arms Man'g. Co. Paterson. N.Jersey." it is flanked by roll marks flower on either end with a floral motif between the words "Patent". The seven groove rifled barrel has a very nice shine. The barrel and lug retain a majority of the brown finish being light and thinning in spots with some dark streaks and a few age spots it shows off well. The edges are nice and unrounded, showing a few very small areas of fine pinpoint pitting, light handling marks and a few very light scratches/tool marks near the muzzle. The steel crescent rifle butt plate and lower frame assembly both show brown finish while thin and light in areas it is still present. The top of frame and ring lever both show traces of original bluing. Most screw heads show off well with only minor misalignment tool marks. The walnut stock has a cheek rest that is inletted with the Colt four horse-head trademark that retains silvering but does not show any engraving. The wood shows only light indentations and surface scratches with very minor loss underside right of tang. The Colt Paterson No. 1 Model ring lever was the most pivotal firearm manufactured by Samuel Colt for this is where his Dynasty starts. Exceptional scarce example that would nicely complete any Colt collection.

Colt Paterson No. 1 Model ring lever revolving rifle

Lot # 2 (Sale Order: 2 of 24)

.36 cal. (.375" diameter), s/n 18, revolving rifle, brl length 32.325" octagonal, ring lever action percussion, good condition, The Colt Paterson No. 1 Model ring lever r...moreevolving rifle was the First factory produced firearm made by Samuel Colt. Production started at the Patent Arms Manufacturing Co. in Paterson New Jersey in 1837 this example being serial no. 18 is one of the earliest surviving examples. Only 201 No. 1 ring lever rifles were ever produced making this the rarest of all Colt production firearms ever manufactured, extremely scarce and rarely found today. Serial No. 18 is located on the rear flat face of the barrel lug and the barrel and barrel lug were forged into 1 piece. The matching serial number can also be found on all major internal parts. The 8 shot cylinder has a double wedding ring style roll engraving and the square back design. The top strap of the frame extends to form a bridge over the cylinder. The barrel key is without spring and a bolster on the lug surrounds the key. The sights are both set in dovetails with the front being a brass blade. The barrel address is of a single line and unique to the No. 1 being mostly visible "Colts Patent-Patent Arms Man'g. Co., Paterson, N.Jersey." with the "N.Jersey" being illegible. The walnut stock is inletted on the cheek rest with a brass Colt four horse-head trademark, fitted with a steel crescent butt plate. The stock shows a few professional repairs, some light indentations and scratches and some cracks. Metal surfaces show no original finish with light and dark grey mottled patina throughout. The barrel and lug show some flash pitting with numerous scattered tool/handling marks throughout most noticeable left side just under rear sight dovetail. All edges are slightly rounded some more so than others. The cylinder has some moderate to heavy flash pitting in spots with nice ring engraving and a few tool marks. Remaining metal surfaces on the frame, bridge, wrist and trigger guard show pitting and tool marks throughout. 7 groove bore with nice rifling, shine and some pitting. The Colt Paterson No. 1 Model ring lever was the most pivotal firearm manufactured by Samuel Colt for this is where his Dynasty starts. Nice scarce example for any collection.

Colt U.S. Contract Model of 1851 Navy

Lot # 3 (Sale Order: 3 of 24)

.36 cal., s/n 77175, BP revolver, brl length 7.5" octagonal, percussion single action, very good plus condition, This Exceptional Model of a Colt 1851 Navy was Manufactur...moreed in 1857 to fill the Ordnance Departments contract. Model 1851 revolvers remained in service to the end of the Civil War. The full serial numbers appear on the barrel lug, frame, trigger guard, backstrap and cylinder with the last 4 numbers of "7175" appearing on the loading lever flat, barrel wedge and underside of the cylinder pin. There is a "C" inspection mark at the end of the serial number on the cylinder with an "S" on the opposite side. There is also an "S" on the left side of the barrel just above the wedge and on the top center of the backstrap. The trigger guard has the inspection marking "L" front top and "M" rear flat at area by frame and grip. The frame is marked "COLT'S over PATENT" with a "U.S." property mark stamped below completing the 3 lines. The top barrel flat is marked "ADDRESS SAML COLT HARTFORT CT" in a single line with an "S" inspectors mark at the end. The left side of the grip is marked "HM" in a rectangle with curved ends and the right side is marked but illegible. The cylinder is roll engraved with the Texas Navy battle scene and marked along the edge "ENGAGED 16 MAY 1843". This example has the later Third Model characteristics of the small rounded brass trigger guard, brass backstrap, beveled loading cut out and the loading lever and frame pivot screw that enter from the left side. Some screw heads and the trigger still retain a majority of the fire blued finish with a majority of the case coloring present on both side flats and underside of the frame as well as the side flats of the loading lever. The military blued finish is present on the barrel retaining a majority at the breech end and thinning towards the muzzle. There are traces of bluing on the cylinder having a mostly grey mottled patina along with the blast shield. Cylinder does not show a dragline. The bore shines very bright with exceptional rifling and the percussion pins show little wear. There are a few very light scattered tool marks and the front sight has been replaced with a dovetailed silver blade. Wonderful example of a U.S. Marshall 1851 Navy revolver.

Colt Model 1851 London Navy,

Lot # 4 (Sale Order: 4 of 24)

.36 cal., s/n 40238, BP revolver, brl length 7.5" octagonal, single action percussion, very good condition, Colt's London England Facility was only operational from 1853 ...more

Exceptional Period Correct "Slim Jim" holster for an 1851 Navy

Lot # 5 (Sale Order: 5 of 24)

Having a left carry belt loop that is 1.5" wide by 2.25" tall. The stitching is nice and tight as well as fitment and retention of the revolver itself. There are 15 are...more

Colt 2nd Model Dragoon

Lot # 6 (Sale Order: 6 of 24)

.44 cal., s/n 8994, BP revolver, brl length 7.5", percussion single action, good condition, Manufactured in 1850 the 2nd Model Dragoon were only in production for 2 years...more

Cased Colt Model 1849 London Pocket

Lot # 7 (Sale Order: 7 of 24)

.31 cal., s/n 7471, BP revolver, brl length 4" octagonal, single action percussion, excellent condition, Fantastic example of a London 1849 Pocket. The hammer, trigger a...morend guard along with the backstrap, barrel key and loading rod are all silver plated showing very minimal wear. The loading lever and frame are both case colored retaining most of the original coloring. The barrel and cylinder are both blued showing minor thinning on some edges. The cylinder is of the 5 shot style with each chamber having its own proof mark and showing the stage coach roll engraving. The engraving is light but the cylinder has not been reblued because it retains all the crisp edges the die was just simply wearing out. The cylinder is marked "COLTS PATENT/No. 7471" with the front face having a "1" stamped between 2 chambers. The top flat of the barrel is marked "{ADDRESS. COL. COLT./LONDON.}" in a two line fashion with "crown/P/crown/V" left side forward of the barrel key. The key is springless with 471 marked underside. The full all numbers matching serial number 7471 is located underside of loading lever, barrel lug, frame, trigger guard, backstrap, underside of the cylinder pin and on the cylinder as well. The left side of the frame is marked in two lines "COLTS/PATENT". The 1 piece smooth walnut grip has a "C" mark left side of grip with 4 hash mark lines under the backstrap. The wood shows a slight crack under the backstrap with only a small portion showing on the right side. The main spring under the grip retains 99% original fire bluing and the two rear backstrap screws as well as the left trigger guard screw retain some fire bluing. The bore shines mirror bright with 7 grooves of rifling and a cone brass front sight. The case is English and nicely executed with 6 interior lined compartments and a lined lid as well having a brass shield inletted to the outside of the lid. It contains the revolver a "COLT'S PATENT" marked caliber correct bullet mold, a pewter oil bottle, a period correct brass flask with embossed Eagle holding shield, clutching arrows with 13 stars and "E PLURIBUS UNUM" and a nice fire blued coil spring along with "ELEY BROs/LONDON" marked No. 10 cap tin housing 16 caps. Extraordinary example of a London Model 1849 Pocket.

Colt, Model 1861 Navy Cartridge Conversion,

Lot # 7a (Sale Order: 8 of 24)

.38 RF, s/n 4639, revolver, brl length 7.5", single action, good plus condition, Manufactured 1862 and later having been converted to accept the metallic cartridge by mea...more

Volcanic Repeating Arms Company Navy Model pistol

Lot # 8 (Sale Order: 9 of 24)

.41 Volcanic, s/n 1943, brl length 8" octagonal, lever action, very good plus condition, Top barrel flat is marked in the standard three line address "THE VOLCANIC/REPEAT...more

VENDITTI-SISTEMA 3 tube magazine ring lever pistol

Lot # 9 (Sale Order: 10 of 24)

9 mm, s/n NSN, pistol, brl length 7" octagonal, lever action, good condition, Extremely rare Venditti pistol of the approximately 100 pistols produced less than a handful...more

VENDITTI-LANCUSI ring lever pistol

Lot # 10 (Sale Order: 11 of 24)

9 mm, s/n NSN, pistol, brl length 7" octagonal, lever action, very good condition, Very Rare Venditti pistol. It is believed that less than 100 of these have ever been p...more

Attributed to Pietro Antonio Venditti Tool Room Prototype pistol

Lot # 11 (Sale Order: 12 of 24)

11.25 mm, s/n NSN, pistol, brl length 6.5", sliding bolt action, very good condition, This pistol is believed to be one of the last prototypes Manufactured by Pietro Vend...more

Colt Model 1873 Single Action Army

Lot # 12 (Sale Order: 13 of 24)

.38 W.C.F., s/n 170844, revolver, brl length 7.5", single action, excellent condition, Fantastic example of an 1897 Manufactured Single Action Army. All screw heads reta...more

Colt Model 1873 Single Action Army

Lot # 13 (Sale Order: 14 of 24)

.45 Colt, s/n 352940, revolver, brl length 5.5", single action, very good plus condition, Manufactured 1929 at the start of the Great Depression this Colt single action s...more

Colt Model 1873 Single Action Army

Lot # 14 (Sale Order: 15 of 24)

.38 W.C.F., s/n 325685, revolver, brl length 7.5", single action, very good condition, Manufactured 1913 with a case colored frame and hammer, the colors have a deep hue ...more

Christian Sharps-Sharps Patent Arms First Type breech loading pistol

Lot # 15 (Sale Order: 16 of 24)

.31 cal., s/n 280, brl length 5" round, lever activated falling breech block, very good condition, Rare First Type Sharps single shot pistol Manufactured at the Fairmount...more

C. Sharps & Co. Philadelphia Pistol Rifle Model

Lot # 16 (Sale Order: 17 of 24)

.31 cal. (bore meas. .310" land to land) s/n 444, rifle, brl length 26" octagonal, lever activated falling breech block, very good condition, Manufacturing of the pistol ...morerifle started in 1856 at the Fairmount "Wire Bridge" Rifle Works after production of the single shot pistol all but ended. The first 50 or so were experimental and built on the left over large frame pistol actions. At this time however it was found that the wrist was to weak and needed to be redesigned before moving forward with full production in 1857. Mechanically similar to the single shot pistol having a cylindrical breech block to facilitate ease of production and a pellet primer. The serial number is located right side of the loading lever. "C.SHARPS/PATENT/1848-52" is marked left side of receiver flat. This example of the Sharps pistol rifle is very rare in that it has an octagonal barrel while most other examples are of the round barrel type. The barrel has a mottled brown patina throughout with nice edges, a dovetailed silver blade front sight and twin dovetailed rear adjustable sight. The bore has very nice shine with strong rifling. The case color hardened finish on receiver has a majority of original finish with thinning on edges as well as on other areas most notably the left side rounded portion. There are a few scattered tool marks either side with slight indentation left side bottom edge. The remaining metal surfaces show a dark brown mottled finish except for the forend cap and butt plate which are of the German silver type along with the barrel lug and escutcheon. Most screw heads show turn tool marks, with a few tool marks left side of heel on butt plate. There is a hole in the center of the butt plate that is approximately .300" in diameter and 7" deep into the butt of the stock. Smooth walnut pistol grip stock and forend have a nice varnished high gloss finish that shows a few light scattered indentations, a repaired crack at the front top right side of the forend, a small loss right top side at wrist where it meets the frame and left side of the wrist either side of the retaining screw both approximately 1" in length. The wooden cleaning rod is 19.25" long .265" in diameter with a brass tip and is mounted with an iron band .828" wide retained by a small lug underside of muzzle. There is a small indentation left side barrel flat at muzzle almost unnoticeable but present. With no factory record available it is believed that between 1856-1860 approximately 600 rifle pistols were produced as noted before this is a very rare example having an octagonal barrel in very good condition for it's age.

Walther Model 6 pistol

Lot # 17 (Sale Order: 18 of 24)

9 mm, s/n 801, pistol, brl length 4.75", semi auto, very good condition, Very Rare Walther Model 6 with "Herm. Flohr/1915/COLN" in a circle marked holster. The Blow-back...more

Smith & Wesson 3rd Model Ladysmith revolver

Lot # 18 (Sale Order: 19 of 24)

.22 S&W, s/n 15971, brl length 3.5", double action, very good condition, Original nickel finnish shows only very minor spot losses on a few edges as well as on top strap ...more

E. Remington & Sons Model 1888 Single Action Army

Lot # 19 (Sale Order: 20 of 24)

.44-40, s/n 219, revolver, brl length 5.75", single action, good condition, The Hartley & Graham variation Model 1888 also known as the "New Model Pocket Army Revolver". ...more

St. Louis Hawken style Albright Plains Buffalo rifle

Lot # 20 (Sale Order: 21 of 24)

.42-43 cal., muzzleloading rifle, brl length 39.5" octagonal, percussion action, good condition, The rifle was Manufactured by Albright 1849-1883 the top of the barrel is...more

G. Kramer (Gottfried),

Lot # 21 (Sale Order: 22 of 24)

.58 cal. approx., muzzleloading rifle, brl length 27" ocagonal, flintlock action, very good condition, The Jaeger rifle or German hunting rifle is the Grandfather of the ...morePennsylvania Long Rifle. The top of the barrel flat between the tang and the rear sight is inletted with German Silver "G Kramer Schmalkalden". Kramer manufactured firearms from 1790-1830. This example has both incised and relief carving on the walnut stock. The left side cheek rest has a relief carved flower blossoming on either end, incised carving at wrist and a sliding wooden patch box with relief carved thumb hold and shell carved opposite end. Under the patch box is a crown over "N" proof marked on the flat as well as on the underside of the cover. The box contains an extra flint. The stock is also relief carved around the lock, lock screw plate, front portion of the trigger guard and forend cap and ramrod. The right shoulder of the stock at the action shows flash erosion as well as some loss on top of the wrist and either side of the barrel pain with scattered indentations and surface scratches and a crack to the left side at the front iron mounted sling swivel. The rear mounted swivel has been removed and an opening remains. The brass lock screw plate, tear drop trigger, butt plate and forend cap are all very nicely executed and engraved. The butt plate has a slight dent at the heel. The brass ramrod tube has a double wedding band finish on either edge with the front edge being slightly rolled over. The rear sight is dovetailed and iron in construction being nicely executed in the form of a flower with one fixed notch and one folding leaf. The front sight is a dovetailed brass blade. Crown over S German Silver shield at top of wrist nicely engraved with boarder wreath. The bore has seven grooves of nice rifling that are deep and the lands project out well. The touch hole has had a bushing installed and the lock is also maker marked 'G. Kramer Schmalkalden" lower edge. The flash pain(pan) is brass while the remaining lock is iron. The rear portion of the barrel, tang along with some small areas on lock and hammer show flash pitting while the remainder of the barrel has a light brown/silver mottled patina with some spotting and freckling. The trigger is of the double set variety with the rear trigger being slanted back on a very sharp degree and both functioing properly. The trough under the ramrod has a crack that runs from the rear of the front ramrod pipe 8" back and appears to be an easy repair. Very nice example of a Jaeger rifle.

Revolutionary War Period Hessian sword & scabbard.

Lot # 22 (Sale Order: 23 of 24)

The hanger or short sword is believed to have been captured at the Battle of Trenton which was a small but pivotal battle where after General George Washington's crossing...more

Revolutionary War Period Hessian sword.

Lot # 23 (Sale Order: 24 of 24)

The hanger or short sword is believed to have been captured at the Battle of Trenton which was a small but pivotal battle where after General George Washington's crossing...more

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Rarities Abound at Winter Boutique Firearm Auction

Rarities Abound at Winter Boutique Firearm Auction

Colt Paterson No. 1 Model ring lever revolving rifle

Colt Paterson No. 1 Model ring lever revolving rifle

Colt U.S. Contract Model of 1851 Navy

Colt Model 1851 London Navy,

Exceptional Period Correct "Slim Jim" holster for an 1851 Navy

Colt 2nd Model Dragoon

Cased Colt Model 1849 London Pocket

Colt, Model 1861 Navy Cartridge Conversion,

Volcanic Repeating Arms Company Navy Model pistol

VENDITTI-SISTEMA 3 tube magazine ring lever pistol

VENDITTI-LANCUSI ring lever pistol

Attributed to Pietro Antonio Venditti Tool Room Prototype pistol

Colt Model 1873 Single Action Army

Colt Model 1873 Single Action Army

Colt Model 1873 Single Action Army

Christian Sharps-Sharps Patent Arms First Type breech loading pistol

C. Sharps & Co. Philadelphia Pistol Rifle Model

Walther Model 6 pistol

Smith & Wesson 3rd Model Ladysmith revolver

E. Remington & Sons Model 1888 Single Action Army

St. Louis Hawken style Albright Plains Buffalo rifle

G. Kramer (Gottfried),

Revolutionary War Period Hessian sword & scabbard.

Revolutionary War Period Hessian sword.