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CIVIL WAR STARR & HOLSTER 1858 DOUBLE-ACTION REVOLVER.Nice Civil War Starr revolver 1858 double-action & holster .44 caliber, serial number 22945, walnut one-piece grip with cartouche on each side. Marked ”STARR ARMS. Co. NEW YORK” on the left side of the frame, ”STARR’S PATENT JAN. 15. 1856”. with inspector marks throughout. Barrel length 6” overall 12”. In good working condition. $4850
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1800’s WELLS FARGO & CO EXPRESS GOLD STRONG BOX & ORIGINAL LOCK.1800’s Wells Fargo & Co Express Number 420 bank wood & iron locking gold strong box. Comes with the original W.F. & CO LOCK. Measures approx. 9 3/4” height x 16” wide x 10 1/2” depth. Very few original ones out there. por
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1870’S WELLS FARGO EXPRESS 227 COLT REVOLVER.1849 Colt pocket model converted to .38 caliber Richards-Mason. Revolver is in superb condition with all matching numbers. The cylinder scene is all present with some original blue and case hardening. Back strap reads WELLS FARGO EX 227. A very nice historical gun from the old west. POR
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1850’s WELLS FARGO & CO EXPRESS SADDLE HOLSTERS.Rare 1850’s saddle holsters for flintlock pistols. Upon the body of one of the holsters is the remnants of an old Wells Fargo & Co tag. The scabbard portion are hard leather. The muzzles are open ended. $4950
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ANTIQUE WELLS FARGO & CO AMMO CASE.Rare ammo case maker marked WELLS FARGO & CO. $2550
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TEXAS RANGER LONGHORN SPURS.Old Texas Longhorn spurs matching with the single action below. Will make for a nice, rare display. $2550
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OLD COLT SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER GOLD TRIGGER & HAMMER. TEXAS LONGHORN.Old Colt Single Action .45 caliber with gold hammer & trigger. Rare horn handle with Texas Longhorn. Probably carried by Texas Ranger. $6550
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CONFEDERATE 1860 COLT REVOLVER.Rare 4-digit serial number 6294. Known shipments of the Model 1860 Armies were made to a number of Southern dealers between 1860-1861. This Colt has seen some service but is still in good condition. These Confederate armies are hard to come by. If you’re looking for a true Confederate revolver for less than $25k this is the one. $7995
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ULTRA RARE COLT 1905 MARINE CORPS MODEL CIVILIAN ISSUE DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER.Ultra rare 1905 Marine Corps model civilian issue Colt double action. There was 926 made but only 114 were commercial. This Colt serial is 10862. What makes it ultra rare is being the very last commercial issued 1905 Marine Corps Model. It is .38 caliber, 6-inch barrel with fixed front sight. Blued finish, Case-hardened hammer and trigger. VP proof mark, 3 and Rampant Colt to left side of frame. Left side of barrel marked COLT D.A. 38. Colt is in very good condition and functions great. Ultra rare being very last Marine Corps Colt made. Serial number 10862. por
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ANTIQUE COLT BISLEY 38 CALIBER.Nice old Colt Bisley. All matching numbers with good action and tight lockup. 38 caliber. $4595
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1860 HENRY DERINGER PHILA. CIVIL WAR PISTOL.Civil War Henry Deringer Phila Civil War pistol. It has the most beautiful wood. Large 44 caliber. Pistol is in excellent condition. $4495
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C. HEINZ CONFEDERATE PUSH DAGGER COLUMBIA S.C.Seldom encountered C. Heinz Columbia S.C. Confederate push dagger & original leather sheath. Measures 8 inches with 7-inch blade. $6795
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U.S.N. HOLSTER FROM ADMIRAL DEWEY’S OLYMPIA SHIP.Rare U.S.N. holster from the Admiral Dewey’s Olympia ship. Old tag reads leather holster with U.S.N. on cover was purchased at the Boston Navy Yard Auction shortly after the return of the Olympia. There are more words but hard to make out. A very rare piece of history. $1495
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CONFEDERATE S-GUARD BOWIE KNIFE.Civil War Confederate S-Guard Bowie knife. Blade measures 10 inches long and overall, 15 inches. This type of bowie was popular with the Confederate soldiers. As seen Soldiers proudly displaying their big Bowie in photos. $1875
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CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE OVER-UNDER BARREL PISTOL.Most unique under hammers civil war confederate over-under barrel 50 caliber pistol. The south would use what they had. And the more skilled men would make their own weapon. If you like the unique weapons of the civil war this, is it. $2995
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ANTIQUE MILITARY BEAVER SKIN HAT.Antique Military hat made from Beaver skin. Hat is in good condition. $895
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ANTIQUE SWORD CANE.Nice antique sword cane in great condition. $1575
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RARE BICYCLE PISTOL VEST POCKET MODEL.Rare little revolver called Bicycle Pistol. 32 caliber Vest Pocket Model. Revolver is in great condition. $1595
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ANTIQUE DROP TRIGGER 25 CALIBER REVOLVER.Nice old drop trigger 25 caliber revolver. In good working condition. $725
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OLD BABY DROP TRIGGER 22 SHORT REVOLVER.Antique little baby drop trigger 22 short revolver. In good working condition. $795 |
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EARLY ANTIQUE CIVIL WAR BLUNDERBUSS.This is a really cool gun. Probably used by the confederate soldiers in the Civil war. Measures 32 inches long. It could have been hidden under your coat. It is in good working order and is solid. $3995
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REV-WAR FLINTLOCK POCKET PISTOL.Antique Rev-War pocket pistol brass barrel in shape of cannon barrel. Good solid gun. $695
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FACTORY ENGRAVED HOPKINS & ALLEN REVOLVER.Factory engraved spur trigger Hopkins & Allen Patent 1871. Nice Mother of Pearl grips. Revolver is in great condition. $1550
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RARE WW2 NAZI JEWELRY.Rare 4-piece WW2 Nazi Jewelry. $6575
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ANTIQUE ARIZONA RANGER BADGE.Rare Arizona Ranger badge. At the end of the 19th century and beginning of the 20th century violence and criminal activity, in the form of cattle rustling, train and stagecoach robberies and killings, was rampant across the Arizona Territory. Ranch and mine owners and railroad barons were pressuring for the formation of a Ranger force to get control over the violence that was needed if Arizona were to ever become a State in the Union. The Territorial Governor, Nathan Oakes Murphy, succeeded in not only getting the legislature to authorize the force but also in getting the funding to support it. On March 21, 1901, the legislative act became effective authorizing the company of Rangers, modeled after the Texas Rangers, made up of fourteen (14) men; one Captain hired at $120.00 per month, one Sergeant hired at $75.00 per month, and twelve (12) Privates hired at $55.00 each per month. $2975
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LARGE ANTIQUE IVORY TUSK CARVED ELEPHANTS.Large antique ivory tusk carved Elephants. Measures 22 inches long. $3575
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1894 DELUXE WINCHESTER PAWNEE BILL WILD WEST SHOWS.Rare Deluxe 1894 Winchester rifle. 30-WCF caliber. Belonging to Gordon W. Lillie aka Pawnee Bill. He was an American showman and performer who specialized in Wild West shows and was known for his partnership with Buffalo Bill Cody. In 2010 Pawnee Bill was inducted into the Hall of Great Westerners of the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum. This rifle was made with flip up storage compartment on side of stock. It holds cleaning tool & rag. A rare Winchester belonging to iconic Western Performer of the old west. P.O.R
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SHARPSHOOTER MAY LILLIE MODEL 1894 MARLING RIFLE.May Lillie’s model 1894 Marlin rifle. She was an American sharpshooter and equestrian with Pawnee Bills Wild West Shows. May was married to Pawnee Bill in 1886. She also performed in his shows. This rifle has star on side of receiver with her name in the middle. On top of frame says Pawnee Bills Wild West. Also on the reverse of frame are Indian Peace signs. The caliber of this rifle is 25-20. A rare and collectable 1894 Marlin rifle belonging to an American western sharpshooter at the Pawnee Bill Wild West Show. P.O.R
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REMINGTON U.S. NAVY ROLLING BLOCK 50 CAL CARBINE.Maker marked with arrow for the U.S. Navy. Remington rolling block 50 caliber. $1495
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WINCHESTER ARMS 40 ROUND AMMO BELT.1800’s Maker marked Winchester Arms holds 45-70 caliber 40 rounds. $3575
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ANTIQUE DEPUTY U.S. MARSHAL BADGE.Old Deputy U.S. Marshal Badge in good condition. $850 |
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SHERIFF DEADWOOD S.D. SETH BULLOCK. CS FLY TOMBSTONE.Cabinet card photo Seth Bullock Sheriff of Deadwood South Dakota. Seth Bullock is the only stabilizing force standing in the way of utter chaos. The day after Hickok was killed Bullock was hired to be sheriff. He was Deadwood’s first sheriff. When appointed sheriff, one of Bullock’s first duties was to confront Dodge City Deputy Marshal Wyatt Earp, who was possibly interested in the sheriff’s job. Bullock told Earp that his services were not needed. A week later Earp left Deadwood to return to Dodge City Kansas. P.O.R
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OUTLAWS BONNIE & CLYDE PHOTO.Rare photo of Clyde Barrows holding gun, partners with Bonnie Parker. American criminals who traveled the Central United States with their gang during the Great Depression, robbing banks and stores and killing several people, including police officers. P.O.R
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