Model 1886 was a true American Express rifle, as it could be chambered in the more powerful black powder cartridges of the day, proving capable of handling not only the .45-70, but also .45-90 and the .50-110 Express “buffalo” cartridges. The action was strong enough that a nickel – steel barrel was the only necessary modification needed to work with smokeless powder cartridges, and in 1903 the rifle was chambered for the smokeless high-velocity .33 WCF cartridge. P.O.R
1800’s KNIFE PISTOL.
Rare knife pistol two bladed with drop-down trigger. Maker marked Unwin Rodgers. In very good condition. $4995
PRESENTATION PAIR NEW ORLEANS 1858 NAVAL PISTOLS.
This set is a presentation New Orleans naval percussion pistols in wooden case lined with red velvet. Box with plaque inscribed with the text; ”1858 THE CONDOLEEZA CAPT R.M. PETRA, NEW ORLEANS. A nice set of Naval pistols. $5495
RARE CONFEDERATE NAVY BUCKLE MARKED C.N.
Rare Civil War Confederate Navy officer two-piece interlocking belt buckle. Marked with C.N. on the bottom of buckle. Confederate Navy items are the most scarce of all buckles. $5750
BLACK HAWK COLO. ”WELLS FARGO & CO STAGECOACH GOLD STRONG BOX.
Scarce 1800’s Wells Fargo & Co. ”Black Hawk Colo stagecoach gold strong box”. A nice old piece of the old west American frontier. Measures 13”x 9”x 7”. POR
1850’s WELLS FARGO & CO COLT REVOLVER AGENTS NAME.
Here is a special historic Colt revolver made in 1856. WELLS FARGO #224 with agent’s name engraved on butt of back strap. Numbers seen alongside the ”Wells Fargo” markings reflected individual agents and the weapon belonging to Wells Fargo & Company. What makes this Colt extra special is having the number and the agents name. You rarely ever see the number alongside the ”Wells Fargo” and very rarely the agent’s name. A nice historical Wells Fargo & Co Colt revolver. $22k
WELLS FARGO & CO LEATHER CUFFED GLOVES.
Wells Fargo & Co. directly ran stage lines only from 1866 to 1869, from Nebraska to California, and north from Utah into Montana and Idaho. Wells Fargo files of stage drivers are far from complete and mostly list drivers in California and Oregon. There is also some information on drivers of the Cal-Oregon stagecoach company that Wells Fargo contracted with. For most of Wells Fargo staging history, independent locally run stage lines carried the express. These stage lines advertised in their town’s business directories and newspapers, which are usually available at state and county historical societies and special libraries. There were many Wells Fargowagon drivers, delivering for the Company in small towns and big cities until 1918. $3550
OKLAHOMA’S FAMOUS COWBOY WILL ROGERS PERSONAL GAL-LEG SPURS.
Rogers began his show business career as a trick roper in “Texas Jack’s Wild West Circus” in South Africa: Hollywood discovered Rogers in 1918, as Samuel Goldwyn gave him the title role in Laughing Bill Hyde. Rogers made 48 silent movies, but with the arrival of sound in 1929, he became a top star in that medium. His first sound film, They Had to See Paris (1929), gave him the chance to exercise his verbal wit. Radio was the exciting new medium, and Rogers became a star there as well, broadcasting his newspaper pieces. From 1929 to 1935, he made radio broadcasts for the Gulf oil Company. This weekly Sunday evening show, The Gulf Headliners, ranked among the top radio programs in the country. William Adair Rogers died in a plane crash in 1935. Before his death, the state of Oklahoma commissioned a statue of Rogers, to be displayed as one of the two it has in the National Statuary Hall Collection of the United States Capitol. The gal-leg spurs are in nice condition with his initials W.A.R. ”William Adair Rogers”. POR
101 RANCH MILLER BRO’S BULL HEAD BOOT JACK.
Rare iron 101 Ranch Miller Bro’s Bull Head Boot Jack. Patent pending on under side. $995
WW2 NAZI GERMAN BROWNING PISTOL.
Nice WW2 Nazi German Browning pistol in very nice condition. $1250
TEXAS RANGER 38-S&W SPECIAL SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER.
Old Texas Ranger single action revolver in the popular .38-S&W Special caliber. Revolver has nice bone grips and showing original blue and case hardening frame. $1795
TEXAS RANGER .38 COLT SPECIAL.
Rare Belgium made revolver import for Texas Ranger. .38 special Colt in very good condition. Shoots single action or double action. $1850
RARE LINCOLN COUNTY CONSTABLE BADGE.
Rare Lincoln County Constable Badge. Lincoln County was the place Billy the Kid had the range wars. $2950
FACTORY ENGRAVED GOLD-PLATED PEARL GRIPS REMINGTON VEST POCKET DERRINGER.
Remington saw handle derringer vest pocket pistol. Factory engraved gold plated with pearl grips. The pearl grips have amazing colors showing. Not much more you could ask for in a gun. The gun is .22 caliber and has fire blue screws and trigger. $8950
CIVIL WAR PROTOTYPE CONFEDERATE REVOLVER.
Most unique confederate revolver. What is really interesting is that the revolver is 44 caliber. The brass frame has Serial number 1355 with original wood grips. It looks like the arsenal was experimenting using a bigger caliber than the normal 36 caliber. No other markings except serial number and Patent on cylinder. This is a very unique and rare confederate revolver. P.O.R
ANTIQUE THE WINCHESTER STORE GUNS, AMMO, DENVER COLO.
Rev war powder horn R.R. 1776 measures 7” long. $1895
1800’s INDIAN PEACE PIPE TOMAHAWK.
Rare mid-1800’s Indian Peace Pipe Tomahawk. Measures 24-1/4” and blade 10”. $9550
1821 SCRIMSHAW SHIP SPERMO WHALING OFF CALIFORNIA WHALES TOOTH.
Rare scrimshawed Ship Spermo Whaling Off California 1821. Measures nearly 5 inches. $2250
LARGE MAMMOTH IVORY TUSK CUP.
Large ivory mammoth tusk carved into cup. Writing on each handle. Very large cup measures 11-1/2” from handle to handle. You can put your whole fist inside of cup. Its heavy to. $2875
1861 COLT NAVY SLIM JIM HOLSTER.
Slim Jim holster for an 1861 Colt Navy revolver. $675
PRESENTATION FIELD & STAFF SWORD, PRESENTED TO RIFLE TEAM CO. G, 2ND REG M.S.T. JACKSON, MI OCT 13TH, 1880.
Presentation Model 1860 Staff & Field Sword. Presented To Rifle Team Co. G, 2nd Reg M.S.T. Jackson, MI Oct 13th, 1880. $1495