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1851 COLT NAVY CONVERSION 38. RIMFIRE.

Extremely fine 1851 Navy Conversion .38 Rimfire. This 7-1/2” octagon barrel is a civilian gun made as a cartridge firearm. It was made at the factory as cartridge and was never a percussion. It has the 1871-1872 Patent dates with dashes; this is an extremely fine condition 95% nickel finish and ivory grips. It has the rare dished lug on the barrel. This gun was published in the Metallic Cartridge Conversion book on page 124. Ex Dow Heard Collection. P.O.R

ANTIQUE SLIM JIM COLT SINGLE ACTION HOLSTER.

One of the best Slim Jim holsters I have seen. Maker marked and fits Colt single action 7-1/2” barrel. It is in great condition. $1795

THE HANGING JUDGE ISAAC C. PARKER MERWIN & HULBERT REVOLVER.

Mint condition Merwin & Hulbert 38 caliber revolver. Inscribed on back strap Judge Isaac Parker. Comes with the original holster maker marked W.R. THOMPSON CO. MAKER RIFLE COLO. A nice historical mint condition revolver. $15k

PRESENTATION GRADE CIVIL WAR DELUXE ENGRAVED MAYNARD 50 CALIBER.

Presentation grade deluxe gold engraved Maynard .50 caliber carbine fully period panel scene engraved with deluxe checkered wood stock and many special ordered features, S/N 23177. The left side of the receiver shows a Civil War battle scene and the right shows a slightly different but similar scene. Finely cut screws with cross hatched hammer, silver bands and also engraved at the breech end of the barrel. 95% thinning gold on the frame and butt with rich colors. Burl checkered stock is in very fine condition. A really impressive Civil War carbine that must have been intended for a presentation or display. P.O.R

EXCEPTIONAL FACTORY ENGRAVED & CASED CSA KERR PERCUSSION REVOLVER.

This 5 shot revolver is an exceptional example of a early Bermondsey production serial number 123 Kerr Revolver. It was given to CSA solider his initials are on the revolver with the initials of the person that presented it to him. At the moment the older gentleman’s wife is looking for the paper work that tells what solider this gun belonged to. The grip is sharply checkered English walnut. The left side of the frame is die stamped with an oval ”LONDON/ARMOURY” marking the right side of the frame is engraved ”KERR’S PATENT 213 and the lock plate is engraved ”LONDON ARMOURY./BERMONDSEY.” P.O.R

1850’s INDIAN TACKED MUSKET.

Very fine 1850’s fully tacked Indian Musket maker marked on top of barrel. $6750

CHIEF’S GRADE FLINTLOCK TRADE GUN FULL STOCK.

Extremely rare Indian Chief’s grade flintlock rifle. Made for presentation to friendly Indian chief’s, possibly as diplomatic or treaty gifts out of the usual trade channels. You can see red okra paint rubbed on the stocks of gun. P.O.R

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

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

A GREAT 101 RANCH DOUBLE BBL. SHOTGUN POWELL.

A great piece of western history. Powell underlever 12 gauge double barrel shotgun from 101 Ranch 1894. $3995

REMINGTON U.S. NAVY ROLLING BLOCK 50 CAL CARBINE.

Maker marked with arrow for the U.S. Navy. Remington rolling block 50 caliber. $1995

1854 W.W. MARSTON & KNOX NEW YORK PISTOL.

1854 cap & ball maker marked W.W. MARSTON & KNOX NEW YORK. Pistol is in great condition 36 caliber. $695

WINCHESTER ARMS 40 ROUND AMMO BELT.

1800’s Maker marked Winchester Arms holds 45-70 caliber 40 rounds. $3500

VERY RARE 18TH CENTURY QUIRT GUN-45 CALIBER.

18th century Quirt gun-45 caliber sterling silver accents. $5750

VINTAGE STAR SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Old Star semi-automatic pistol. 9mm largo or 38 A.C.P caliber. Pistol is in great condition. $1295

ERMA 22 L.R. CALIBER PISTOL.

22 L.R. caliber ERMA Pistol made in Germany. In great condition. $895

OLD IVER JOHNSON TARGET MODEL-1900 REVOLVER.

In great original blue condition .22 caliber with 9.5” barrel checkered walnut grips. $795

RARE G.S. GARCIA ELKO NEV.1873 WINCHESTER CARBINE SCABBARD.

Very rare maker marked G.S. Garcia Elko Nev. rifle scabbard for a 1873 Winchester carbine. It is in great condition. $1295

RARE REV WAR PLUG BAYONET BOWIE KNIFE.

Very rare Rev War Plug Bayonet Bowie knife. Blade measures 11 inches and overall is 17 1/4”. $1695

CASED TEXAS CENTENNIAL COLT SINGLE ACTION 24KT GOLD.

1836 to 1986 Texas Sesquicentennial cased 24kt gold Colt Single Action Revolver in mint condition only 1000 made. Sheriffs model having a 4 inch barrel. Retail price when these came out $9000. Price for this one $4895

ANTIQUE J.P. SAUER & SOHN DRILLING 10 GAUGE OVER 30/30 CALIBER RIFLE.

Excellent condition with great bores, 25.5” barrels. 10 gauge over 30/30 caliber rifle. Tons of engraving and retains original blue. Double Triggers checkered pistol grip stock. Beautiful J.P. SAUER & SOHN DRILLING. $6995

RARE COLT.32 N.P. ”.32 S&W LONG” CALIBER PRE-WAR OFFICERS MOD.HEAVY BARREL REVOLVER.

Rare Colt Officers Model .32 New Police [.32 S&W Long Caliber Pre-War Officers Model Heavy Barrel Target Revolver. The standard calibers for all the Officers Models was either .38 Special or .22 Rim Fire. Only toward the end of Pre-War production when Colt was turning out few revolvers durning the worst economic times this country had known for decades did Colt make a small run of these fine revolvers in .32 Caliber. It is thought that only a few hundred were manufactured. This revolver is in excellent original blue condition with mint bore and original checkered wood grips. $3795

WW1 VESTA 7.65 PISTOL.

Well used in WW1 Vesta pistol 7.65 caliber. Good bore and functions correctly. $475

HIGH STANDARD MODEL H-D MILITARY 22 CALIBER.

Excellent condition High Standard Military H-D model 22 caliber. With old Brauer Brothers holster. $1395

EXTREMELY RARE S&W-MODEL 11-4 .38 S&W K-FRAME. FROM S&W FACTORY COLLECTION. S.A.P

Here’s a Smith & Wesson revolver that most of you do not have in your collections. This is a Smith & Wesson Model 11-4. Now the WWII pre-model number guns aren’t rare….S&W made many thousands for the British during the war…but the later “Model Number” guns are scarce. This revolver was a factory over-run from a contract made for the South African Police (note S.A.P. marking on the backstrap). It was originally manufactured in 1962 but was held in the factory collection until 1996 when it was delivered to the famous auction house Butterfield & Butterfield to be sold.
Built on the 4-screw K-frame, this revolver is in outstanding condition and rates “As New in Box”. It wears a 4″ barrel with fixed sights and is chambered for the .38 S&W 178-grain cartridge. A lanyard loop is present in the butt. All original, including the Magna style diamond grips which number to the gun. Perfect bore and action. Comes in the original box that is in fair condition from years of storage (see pics). Also comes with a Smith & Wesson factory letter detailing the sale via Butterworth & Butterworth (this information may also be found in the Supica’s “Standard Catalog of Smith & Wesson”). This is a great gun and very hard to locate. It would make a worthy addition to any Smith & Wesson collection. $4995

ORIGINAL HUDSON BAY COMPANY INDIAN BUFFALO LANCE.

Original Hudson Bay Company Indian Buffalo Lance. Measures 6-3/4” long. Also would have been used during Battle. Maker marked HBC. $2750

MINT CONDITION U.S. SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1873 TRAPDOOR 45-70 RIFLE & BAYONET.

Beautiful mint condition 1873 Springfield Model 1873 Trapdoor 45-70 with original bayonet. One of the inspector marks dated 1882. Very nice model 1873 Trapdoor. $3595

1878 COLT REVOLVER.

Nice 1878 Colt Revolver 4-3/4 inch barrel 45 caliber. Colt is in great condition. $2250

1864 BURNSIDE CARBINE CIVIL WAR.

Nice Model of 1864 Burnside Carbine in very good condition. 4 digit serial number. $2995

OLD JAPANESE WW2 RIFLE.

Nice WW2 Japanese rifle with original sling. Rifle has a good bore. $595

ANTIQUE DEPUTY U.S. MARSHAL BADGE.

Old Deputy U.S. Marshal Badge in good condition. $750

1860’s CAP & BALL RIFLE.

36 caliber 1860’s cap & ball rifle. Had some repair work on the stock. $475

PRE-WAR 1911 COLT 45 CALIBER PISTOL.

Very nice Prewar 1911 Colt 45 caliber pistol. $2995

BILLY THE KID TINTYPE PHOTO. 2ND KNOWN AUTHENTICATED WITH GOOD PROVENANCE.

This amazing photo image is only the second positively documented, analyzed photographic image of Billy The Kid, as well as the only known group image known to include BTK. Possessing metculous and irrefutable Texas/New Mexico Anderson family provenance dating back three generations. As well as 101 years of continuous Anderson family possession and safekeeping. The subject photograph being the only as yet unearthed group image of BTK, Positively established through both scientific and forensic study, and even more importantly, crucial and continuous Anderson family chain of provenance dating back from the present day, back to 1918, when Tomas Anderson SR, received the photo directly, and with positive affirmation of identification of it containing Billy The Kid. Coming from, and given to Anderson’s grandfather by the widow of David Lawrence Anderson, grandfather 2nd cousin Billy Wilson, who rode with and befriended BTK during the Lincoln County War, and who was thought to have been given the photo to hold as safekeeping prior to BTK’S 1881 murder. P.O.R

1873 WINCHESTER FRAMES & 1890 FRAME.

2 1873 Winchester frames and 1890 Winchester. $795

TEXAS RANGER CLINT PEOPLES BADGE.

Rare Texas Ranger Clint Peoples Badge when he was Chief Deputy Constable of Montgomery County Texas. Personal Badge of Clint Peoples Texas Ranger. P.O.R

OUTLAW BLACK BART PHOTO.

Photo of Outlaw Black Bart in original frame. Black Bart was an American outlaw noted for the poetic messages he left behind after two of his robberies. Often called Charley by his friends, he was also known as Charles Bolton. Frame measures 9-1/2”x 7-1/2”. Photo measures 4”x 3”. $3250

SMITH & WESSON 44 CAL. AMERICAN MODEL REVOLVER. WELLS FARGO & CO EX.

Rare S&W 44 Caliber American Model. Marked W.F. & Co EX on right side of barrel next to the serial number. Has 3 kill notches on bottom side of barrel. Only if this gun could talk. Inscription on back strap of revolver but hard to make out. A good chance it is the Wells Fargo Agent that carried the gun. Revolver is in good working condition with good bore. $4995

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

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

 

 

 

AL FURSTNOW MILES CITY MONT.GUN RIG.

Brown leather floral tooled gun rig, maker marked AL FURSTNOW MILES CITY MONT. Measures 45 inches end to end. Fits Colt Single Action 4-3/4 inch barrel. $950

  

 

 

EXHIBITION PANEL SCENE COLT SINGLE ACTION 45 CALIBER REVOLVER.

7-1/2” Barrel, 80% engraved exhibition panel scenes of Northern Plains Indians made in 1876. Factory letter records the revolver as 45 caliber, barrel length not listed, blue finish, sold to JP Moores but shipped to Schuyler, Hartley and Graham, NY. June 14, 1876, 3 weeks before Colt Philadelphia Exposition in July 1876. Revolver shows matching serial numbers on barrel, frame, trigger guard, backstrap and cylinder assembly number 81 on loading gate matching to frame under trigger guard. Engraved coverage includes barrel, ejector housing, cylinder, screws, frame trigger guard, hammer loading gate, and backstrap. Left side with Indian warrior on horseback hunting a buffalo with lance, an interesting motif considering the Indian relations in 1876. Condition of revolver is very good, all matching serial numbers. P.O.R

   
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