Rare & Prototype Antique & Modern Firearms

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Rare & Prototype Antique & Modern Firearms

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Fogelsville, PA

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Rare & Prototype Antique & Modern Firearms,
Gatling Gun Patent & Door Guns

Zettlemoyer Auction Co., LLC.

(610) 395-8084

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Payment Instructions: All shipping will be billed to the credit card used to register to bid unless you inform us of an alternate payment method BEFORE noon on Mon. May. 20 . ALL BUYERS must contact us by noon the business day following the auction to arrange shipping or pickup! (610-395-8084 or info@zettauction.com). Shipment of modern firearms will be made to FFL holders only and only after we receive a copy of the FFL. (email or fax to 610-395-0227) Zettlemoyer Auction Company accepts payment by wire transfer, cash at pickup, money orders or cashier's check. Payment must rec'd by us prior to noon May. 23, 2019 (Buyer pays wire transfer fees) 6% Pa Sales Tax will be charged unless items are shipped out of state or if you have a current Pa Sales Tax Exemption Form on file with us along with a copy of your Sales Tax License. Invoices will be emailed within 1 hr. of the end of the auction.
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Shipping Instructions: Shipment of modern firearms will be made to FFL holders only. There will be a $20 per long gun and $10 per hand gun packing and handling fee in addition to the Parcel Post shipping & insurance charges (required), this will be charged to your credit card. If you have any questions on cost please contact us prior to bidding.
Preview Date & Times: By appointment only -contact info@zettauction.com or 610-395-8084 OR firearms will be on display from 9 AM to 2 PM May 11 & 12 at Forks of Delaware Historical Firearms Show at Ag. Hall at Allentown Fairgrounds at 302 N. 17th St, Allentown, PA.
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Location: 820 Nursery St., Fogelsville, PA 18051
Driving Directions: Auction is held for your convenience at our Auction Center at 820 Nursery St. Fogelsville, PA 18051. Located 60 miles northwest of Phila. PA. Just west of Allentown, PA take exit 45B north off of I-78 onto Rt. 100 north for 2 blocks, then left at traffic light one full block and left onto Nursery St. (the street behind Cracker Barrel) (We are just 2 miles west of the Lehigh Valley Exit off of the Northeast Extension of the PA Turnpike - I-476) We are easily found by GPS or Google Maps or Map Quest.

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ALL BUYERS must contact us by noon the business day following the auction to inform us of payment type and to arrange shipping or pickup! (610-395-8084 or info@zettauction.com) All property is sold 'AS IS', and ALL SALES ARE FINAL. Property is open to thorough public inspection. It is the Bidder's responsibility to determine condition, age, genuineness, value or any other determinative factor. Zettlemoyer Auction Co., LLC may attempt to describe the merchandise in advertising, on the internet and at the auction but makes no representations. In no event shall Zettlemoyer Auction Company, LLC be held responsible for having made or implied any warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. Bidder shall be the sole judge of value. Bidders who bid from off site and are not present at the live auction or preview understand and acknowledge that they may not be able to inspect an item as well as if they examined it in person. . Zettlemoyer Auction Company, LLC. shall endeavor to describe in detail each item and any pertinent information about it. Zettlemoyer Auction Company, LLC. will not be responsible for any errors or omissions in the description of the merchandise unless it is a material and intentional misrepresentation of the item itself. Bidder agrees that everything is sold AS IS and that they may not return any item they purchase. We make no warranty as to complete correct operation of any firearm and suggest buyer engage a recognized expert to examine on their behalf if personal inspection is not possible. Please contact us to arrange at 610-395-8084. We will be happy to respond to any questions by email or phone concerning condition and you may request additional photos. Please submit all questions by NOON on May. 16, 2019 Zettlemoyer Auction Co., LLC is providing internet pre-auction and live bidding as a service to Bidder. Bidder acknowledges and understands that this service may or may not function correctly the day of the auction. Under no circumstances shall Bidder have any kind of claim against Zettlemoyer Auction Company, LLC. or anyone else if the internet service fails to work correctly before or during the live auction. Zettlemoyer Auction Co., LLC will not be responsible for any missed bids from any source. Internet bidders who desire to make certain their bid is acknowledged should use the proxy-bidding feature and leave their maximum bid 12 hours before the auction begins. Zettlemoyer Auction Company, LLC. reserves the right to withdraw or re-catalog items in this auction. The highest accepted bidder shall be the buyer and if a dispute arises between two or more recognized bidders, the auctioneer shall decide the buyer or immediately put the item up for sale again. The auctioneer's decision is final. If there is a tie bid between the floor and the internet the floor bid shall take precedence and the internet bidder shall have the option to raise his bid to the next increment. There are reasonable reserves on half of the lots offered for sale in this auction, the remaining lots sell to the highest bidder without reserve price. All items must be removed from the auction premises by 5 PM June. 7, 2019, unless other arrangements are made prior to bidding. After that time ownership of any remaining items reverts to the seller and he shall have the right to resell or dispose of them at his discretion. Any property remaining on the premises is there at the buyer's risk and any loss or damage shall be born by the buyer. Any announcements made before or during the auction take precedence over any previously distributed information. The record of sale kept by the auctioneer and clerk will be taken as absolute and final in all disputes. By bidding and buying in this auction buyer agrees to all terms and conditions presented here. Placing a bid here is a legally binding contract to bid and no bidder shall retract his bid.

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*Scarce Chardon Otis Co. "Door Gun".

Lot # 1 (Sale Order: 1 of 58)

Constructed mostly of brass having a .910" diameter bore with a length of 4.5" and an overall length of 11". The gun is activated by a trip line that pulls a rod attache...more

*Scarce Fosberry Ltd. Farmington "Door Alarm Gun"

Lot # 2 (Sale Order: 2 of 58)

designed off of Eley's Patent and firing a .22 cal. round. Designed like a Victorian Era door alarm but using a .22 cal. rim fired cartridge to sound intrusion rather th...more

*Mole trap gun. Constructed of wood and metal

Lot # 3 (Sale Order: 3 of 58)

in very good plus condition. Used to eradicate moles from your yard. Operation is performed by muzzle loading the .33" diameter smooth bore with desired shot, pulling t...more

Rare Confederate States Navy Marked Brinton Compass Transit Model MK1 1862.

Lot # 4 (Sale Order: 4 of 58)

Constructed of brass the lid is marked "BRITON COMPASS" in a radius with "C.S.N./THOS J EVANS ESQ/LONDON/arrow up/MK1/1862" underside of compass is pencil etched 99 havin...more

Antique Natural Sine Stanley London Navigational

Lot # 5 (Sale Order: 5 of 58)

brass compass. Brass construction with data index on lid having nicely toned patina, very good overall condition

*Exceptionally Scarce Perry and Goddard/ E.S. Renwick Double Header, Double Ender, Perpetual Revolve

Lot # 6 (Sale Order: 6 of 58)

.44 rf, s/n 18, revolving derringer, brl length 2.87", revolving single action, excellent condition, This extremely rare double sided revolving derringer was designed by ...moreinventors Samuel M. Perry and Emerson Goddard who receiver patent numbers 43259 and 43260 called a "Patent Copper Cartridge revolving derringer" by the patent office June 21, 1864 Perry and Goddard contracted Edward S. Renwick to manufacture the firearms. It is believed that fewer than 100 of these revolving derringers were ever produced with only a handful in collections to date. This example is unusual as the barrel marking on it reads as follows "DOUBLE ENDER/E.S. RENWICK/MANFR/NEW YORK/PAT. JUNE 21, 1864" where mostly all known examples are marked "DOUBLE HEADER". Operation is performed by quarter cocking the derringer, rotating the barrel and returning barrel to firing position, than fully cocking the hammer and firing. Once fired the hammer is again quarter cocked and a new round is chambered at the other end of the barrel since both ends have chambering cut outs. The barrel is then rotated 180 degrees cocked and fired without having to remove the spent casing because the pressure from the subsequent round would push the spent casing from the muzzle end and the projectile would be fired toward target. This allowed for the firearm to increase rate of fire to 20 rounds per minute higher rates were achieved through practice. This example is in fine condition retaining a lot of the original finish on the metal surfaces. The Niter bluing is strongly present on the screw head retaining the grip panels and the antique ivory grips have flat sides with beveled edges showing slight hairlines and being the slightest of undersized. The serial number is located on the underside of the barrel flat. Engraving on both sides of the frame are in a scroll work pattern with a line border. The engraving on both sides of barrel flats are a flower leaf motif with a leaf motif on the top barrel flat and the barrel address in a radius engraving with double line border. There are two brass bead sights located at either end of the barrel and the frame is notched for proper sight alignment. Hammer spur is checkered and entire firearm has a blue/brown mottled patina. Fine example of a Perry and Goddard Double Header

*Cased New-Haven Arms Co., Volcanic No. 1 Pocket Pistol,

Lot # 7 (Sale Order: 7 of 58)

.31 cal, s/n 219, BP pistol, brl length 3.5" octagonal, lever action, very good condition, Approximately 850 No.1 Pocket Pistols were manufactured. In the advertising it...more

Original Period Volcanic Repeating Fire-Arms advertising broadside.

Lot # 7a (Sale Order: 8 of 58)

The broadside advertises how The New-Haven Arms Company has recently obtained the entire control, manufacturing them in the most perfect manner and ready to furnish on fa...more

Original Period Volcanic Repeating Fire-Arms advertising broadside.

Lot # 7b (Sale Order: 9 of 58)

The broadside advertises how The New-Haven Arms Company has recently obtained the entire control, manufacturing them in the most perfect manner and ready to furnish on fa...more

*Scarce John Cookson Boston, Breech loading,

Lot # 8 (Sale Order: 10 of 58)

.58 cal, s/n NSN, BP rifle, brl length 28.125" round barrel, flintlock action, very good condition, John Cookson, Mass. enrolled in the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Co...more

*Exceptionally Rare Edward Lindner, Magazine Repeater

Lot # 9 (Sale Order: 11 of 58)

.48 cal, s/n NSN, revolving rifle, brl length 15 3/8" round, single action repeater, very good condition, The Lindner Magazine Repeater is unlike anything else of it's ti...more

*Ignati Mayr, Dueling pistol set,

Lot # 10 (Sale Order: 12 of 58)

.65 cal, s/n NSN, muzzleloading pistols, brl length 12.875 to touch holes, Flintlock action, very good condition, The manufacturing predates 1750s with record of the fami...more

*Whitworth Rifle Co., Whitworth rifle,

Lot # 11 (Sale Order: 13 of 58)

.451"/11.5mm, s/n B360, rifled musket, brl length 32", percussion action, very good plus condition, Designed by Joseph Whitworth and produced from 1857-1865 the Whitworth...more

*U.S. Springfield Armory Model 1817

Lot # 12 (Sale Order: 14 of 58)

.54 Cal., s/n NSN, Flintlock, brl length 10.75" smooth bore barrel, Muzzle loading pistol, Very Good Condition. Rare highly desirable Type II Model 1817. This example ha...mores the lock markings of "SPRING/FIELD/1815" rear of the hammer which is correct for a type II along with the American Eagle and shield motif over "US" just in front of the hammer. On the underside of the pistol just ahead of the trigger on the flat is marked "RS" with the barrel markings on the left side near the breech being marked "P" in partial circle over eagle's head over "V". There is also a barrel date on top at tang, it is present but mostly illegible. The barrel band is of the single piece double type with fluted channels on either side and a brass sight mounted on top of front band. The fore stock protrudes beyond the bands correct to the model. There is a hickory ramrod with a swelled tip that has a ferruled threaded to accept a ball screw and other attachments. The ramrod is complete but there are no attachments present. The back strap, grip cap and trigger guard are all iron with the back strap running full length and the triggerguard leaving a small gap between itself and the cap. In 1817 the pistol project was revitalized under the initiative of Colonel Robert Lee, the superintendent of Springfield Armory, with the sanction of Colonel Decius Wadsworth of the Ordnance Department. The pistols were never issued, for an 1850 armory inventory showed all 1,000 of them still on hand. The model 1817 was the first handgun made in quantity at the Springfield Armory and the Armory would go on to only produce two others the 1855 and the 1911. The walnut stock is smooth showing scattered indentations throughout with what appears to be a "CP" upside down at the grip cap area left side. The lock has nice clear markings with a functioning hammer showing the slightest flash pitting under the pan, on the edge of the pan as well as on the side of the hammer and frizzen. The back strap shows some tool marks with light pitting at breech. The trigger guard shows some pitting on the bow and on the rearward portion with a few light tool marks. The grip cap shows light flash pitting with some light scattered tool marks. The barrel band shows a few areas of pitting mostly on the sides with the barrel showing some heavy pitting around the pan area as well as some light pitting throughout and at muzzle. The bore shows pitting.

*Unknown British Smith's Patent, Cased under hammer pistol carbine

Lot # 13 (Sale Order: 15 of 58)

.45 cal & .339" cal., s/n NSN, BP pistol carbine, brl length 3.125" original & 30" round, percussion action, very good condition, Cased set complete with approximately 3"...more

*Massachusetts Arms Co., Cased Maynard First Model Two Barrel set

Lot # 14 (Sale Order: 16 of 58)

.50 cal, s/n 4134, rifle/shotgun, brl length 20" & 26" barrels, percussion action, very good condition, This example of a first model Maynard has matching numbers undersi...more

*Extremely Rare European wild boar spear percussion pistol combination

Lot # 15 (Sale Order: 17 of 58)

This hunting arm would have been mounted to a pole and used for close stalking hunting of a wild boar. The spear gun is operated by thrusting it forward into the boar wh...more

*Exceptional Scarce James Warner, Belt Model Prototype

Lot # 16 (Sale Order: 18 of 58)

.332" bore diameter, s/n 1, BP revolver, brl length 5" round, single action, good condition, Attributed to James Warner and believed to be a prototype/First Production Mo...more

Original U.S. Patent papers to Richard J. Gatling for New and useful improvement in Machine-Guns.

Lot # 17 (Sale Order: 19 of 58)

Patent No. 497,781 dated May 23, 1893. The letter states "The invention relates to the class of machine or battery guns known as Gatling guns, in which the barrels and l...more

*Colt, Sidehammer Model 1855 Sporting revolving rifle

Lot # 18 (Sale Order: 20 of 58)

.44 cal, s/n 2951, BP rifle, brl length 31.25" single action percussion, very good plus condition, Top of top strap is marked in two lines "COLT'S PT/1855" "ADDRESS COL. ...more

*Colt, Presentation 1851 Navy model,

Lot # 19 (Sale Order: 21 of 58)

.36 cal., s/n 80476, BP revolver, brl length 7.5" , single action percussion, very good condition, Manufactured 1857 engraved in what appears theatre engraving "LT. COMDR...more. LEROY FITCH/S.S. CARONDELET" in two lines. Leroy Fitch was a member of the United States Naval Academy class of 1856 and served with great distinction in the American Civil War. In 1941, the destroyer USS Fitch (DD-462) was named in honor of Commander Fitch. It is of great note that the backstrap is engraved "S.S." and not U.S.S. whereby it is believed the Carondelet started life out as a steamship before becoming what was called a "Tin Clad". The USS Carondelet was a 512 ton Cairo class river gunboat and was built at Saint Louis for the U.S. Army's Western Gunboat Flotilla. Commissioned in January 1862, the ship quickly entered combat taking part in the captures of Fort Henry and Donelson in February 1862 and spent most of the following two years in a long campaign against Vicksburg and decommissioned in June of 1865. Fitch commanded a group of six small converted steamers on the Cumberland, Tennessee and Ohio rivers. With the fleet he contributed substantially to the pursuit and defeat of the rebel general John Hunt Morgan. The revolver has full matching serial numbers on the barrel, frame, cylinder, triggerguard and back strap with the last four digits "0476" present on the loading lever, wedge and cylinder pin. The wedge has a broken spring with an "H" on the left side of the barrel just behind the wedge retaining screws, an "H" on the top of the cylinder pin, and a "C" just behind the serial number on the cylinder. The naval engagement scene on the cylinder is light in some areas but present. the top flat of the barrel is marked "--ADDRESS SAML COLT HARTFORD CT. -- G" in a single line with the left side of the frame being marked "COLTS/PATENT/U.S." in three lines depicting a marshally marked revolver. The bore shines bright with nice rifling showing only a small amount of pitting. The brass back strap and trigger guard both have a nice patina with the top of the back strap being marked with an "S" in the center and just behind the trigger guard bow showing only light handling marks. The smooth walnut grips show some light indentations and the brass post front sight shows slight deformation. All metal surfaces show a gray mottled patina with some light handling marks mostly right side barrel flat and just a few small areas of very light flash pitting. The revolver is accompanied by a binder containing a lot of information about Commander Leroy Fitch and the U. S. S. Carondelet including a photocopy of the engagement between it and the CSS Arkansas and information on the Destroyer class U. S. S. Fitch.

*Colt, Presentation Model 1851 London Navy,

Lot # 20 (Sale Order: 22 of 58)

".36 cal, s/n 40503, BP revolver, brl length 7.5"", single action, very good condition, Manufactured 1855 and presented to “Chas. H. Breckinridge. U.S.A.” which is engrav...moreed on the iron backstrap of this revolver. It is believed to have belonged to Charles Henry Breckinridge. Possibly presented to him upon his graduation from West Point with the U.S.A. standing for United States Army. His family was the true epitome of a Civil War family with brothers, fathers, sons, uncles and nephews supporting and fighting for both the Union and Confederate Armies. Charles Henry Breckinridge – 1844-1867 -- Charles Henry Breckinridge was born in Baltimore, Maryland on 09 September 1844 to Robert Jefferson and Anne Sophonisba Preston Breckinridge. He was appointed to West Point as a Cadet “at large” by President Abraham Lincoln in a letter dated June 1861. The original documentation being held by the National Archives, a copy of which will be included with the revolver. He graduated from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, New York on June 23, 1865. In 1867 at Fort Morgan, Alabama, where First Lieutenant Breckinridge was commander with the 15th U. S. Infantry, yellow fever broke out among the soldiers. Although he had a leave of absence he remained at his post to minister to the sickness in his command. He contracted the disease and died on 27 August 1867 at the age of 22. He is buried at Lexington Cemetery in Lexington, Kentucky. His father was the Reverend Robert Jefferson Breckinridge, 1800-1871. During the Civil War, he helped establish the Danville Review, supporting the Union and served as Lincoln’s advisor in Kentucky. His Uncle, John C. Breckinridge was Vice-President of the United States under James Buchanan. In 1860 he ran for President but lost to Abraham Lincoln. When the South began to secede and Kentucky remained in the Union he resigned his Senate set and joined the Confederate Army. In February 1865 he was appointed Secretary of War for the Confederate States by Jefferson Davis. Following the war he fled the country in a self-imposed exile that lasted until 1869. His grandfather John Breckinridge, 1760-1806, studied at Augusta Academy (now Washington and Lee University) and William and Mary College. He was elected as a Democratic Republican to the U. S. Senate and served from march 4, 1801 until August 7, 1805 when he resigned to accept the position of Attorney General of the United States in the Cabinet of Thomas Jefferson. He served in this position until his death on December 14, 1806. His great grandparents are Robert and Letitia Preston Breckinridge. During the American Revolution Letitia provided supplies for the Patriots and thus earned the designation DAR Ancestor Number A202892. His great great grandfather Alexander Breckinridge was the Scottish immigrant who fled to America. Genealogy and related documents will be provided for inspection with the revolver and will be part of the purchase package. Loading lever, barrel, frame, wedge, iron trigger guard and iron backstrap all having matching numbers with the cylinder being numbered 41195. British proofs found left side of barrel as well as each chamber on cylinder. A lot of the original finish is present with the loading lever and plunger having silvered out and the cylinder showing dragline. There are tool marks present both sides of barrel and the bore shows very nice rifling. Smooth walnut grips show light indentations and a few scratches, hammer spring is slightly weak. Naval engagement scene present on cylinder with some areas of flash pitting.

*Colt, Presentation 1861 Navy Model,

Lot # 21 (Sale Order: 23 of 58)

.36 cal, s/n 6502, BP revolver, brl length 7.5", single action percussion, very good condition, Manufactured in 1862 the revolver is listed in the Colt Shipping Records i...moren Book 2, page 113. It did not go directly to the Navy but is listed as Government proofed and sent to Kansas. It was apparently shipped in the standard configuration and was decorated and inscribed upon arrival or sometime later. Appears to have been gold washed or copper flashed for tin. Much evidence in protected areas and very thin otherwise. The back strap is engraved "Presented to Capt J. C. Febiger". Admiral John Carson Febiger entered the Navy as a Midshipman from Ohio in 1838 and was on the Concord of the Brazil Squadron when she was wrecked on the eastern coast of Africa in 1843. He became passed Midshipman in 1848 and Lieutenant in 1848. He was for some years in the Coast Survey Service and in the East Indian Squadron. In 1863 he was commissioned Commander and assigned to the Kanawha of the Watson Gulf Blockading Squadron. After commanding various vessels in that and the Mississippi Squadron he was assigned to the Matabeset of the North Atlantic Squadron in 1864 and in that steamer took part in the fight between the little fleet of wooden vessels and the Confederate Ram Albemarle in the Albemarle Sound. In this engagement the ram was defeated and her tender, the Bombshell captured and Febiger was commended for his gallantry and skill by Rear Admiral Lee. He was made Captain in 1868 and Commodore in 1874. He was promoted to Rear Admiral February 4, 1882 and July 1, 1882 was retired on his own application having been in the service over forty years. All information to be included with revolver. All serial numbers are matching with the barrel frame, trigger guard and backstrap having full numbers, the cylinder, wedge and cylinder pins all have the last three numbers present 502. markings appear as follows, "C" left side of barrel with an "O" just below trigger guard serial number. There is an "L" & "H" located just to the right of the serial number on the cylinder. The top of the barrel reads "-- ADDRESS COL. SAML COLT NEW-YORK U.S. AMERICA --" with some areas being light. Left side of frame is marked "COLTS/PATENT" in two lines with left side of trigger guard being marked "36CAL". The bore shows nice rifling with very light pitting in some areas having a blade front sight and smooth walnut grips showing little wear being slightly undersized. The naval engagement scene on the cylinder is faint in some areas but present with some freckling. The brass trigger guard and backstrap have a very nice patina with the backstrap having a slightly darker patina. The barrel and frame both show a few areas of light freckling. Fantastic example of a Government proofed presentation Colt revolver.

*Colt, Presentation 1851 Navy Model,

Lot # 22 (Sale Order: 24 of 58)

.36 cal., s/n 105704, BP revolver, brl length 7.5", single-action percussion, good condition, Manufactured 1861 and presented to Col. Charles Carroll Marsh. C. Carroll Ma...more

*Cased Colt, 1862 Police Model Presentation,

Lot # 23 (Sale Order: 25 of 58)

.36 cal, s/n 7167, BP revolver, brl length 4.5" round, single action percussion, very good plus condition, This cased Police is marked on the backstrap "Presented to Capt...more

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Rare & Prototype Antique & Modern Firearms

Rare & Prototype Antique & Modern Firearms

*Scarce Chardon Otis Co. "Door Gun".

*Scarce Fosberry Ltd. Farmington "Door Alarm Gun"

*Mole trap gun. Constructed of wood and metal

Rare Confederate States Navy Marked Brinton Compass Transit Model MK1 1862.

Antique Natural Sine Stanley London Navigational

*Exceptionally Scarce Perry and Goddard/ E.S. Renwick Double Header, Double Ender, Perpetual Revolve

*Cased New-Haven Arms Co., Volcanic No. 1 Pocket Pistol,

Original Period Volcanic Repeating Fire-Arms advertising broadside.

Original Period Volcanic Repeating Fire-Arms advertising broadside.

*Scarce John Cookson Boston, Breech loading,

*Exceptionally Rare Edward Lindner, Magazine Repeater

*Ignati Mayr, Dueling pistol set,

*Whitworth Rifle Co., Whitworth rifle,

*U.S. Springfield Armory Model 1817

*Unknown British Smith's Patent, Cased under hammer pistol carbine

*Massachusetts Arms Co., Cased Maynard First Model Two Barrel set

*Extremely Rare European wild boar spear percussion pistol combination

*Exceptional Scarce James Warner, Belt Model Prototype

Original U.S. Patent papers to Richard J. Gatling for New and useful improvement in Machine-Guns.

*Colt, Sidehammer Model 1855 Sporting revolving rifle

*Colt, Presentation 1851 Navy model,

*Colt, Presentation Model 1851 London Navy,

*Colt, Presentation 1861 Navy Model,

*Colt, Presentation 1851 Navy Model,

*Cased Colt, 1862 Police Model Presentation,