OLD GUNS
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OLD MINIATURE PINFIRE REVOLVER AUSTRIA.Old pinfire 2mm revolver maker marked ”Made In Austria” and grips marked ”XYTHOS”. Measures 1 1/2” in length. Circa 1940’s. $395
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ANTIQUE STEVENS 22 SINGLE SHOT.Old Stevens single shot 22 caliber pistol. $375
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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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CONFEDERATE LEECH & RIGDON REVOLVER.Thomas Leech was a cotton broker in Memphis TN prior to the Civil War. With the advent of hostilities, Leech began the sale of military cutlery, brass castings, Cavalry sabers infantry and artillery swords and Bowie knives under the firm name of Thomas Leech & Company. Leech expanded his offering of military related products with the addition of Charles H. Rigdon to the firm, at which time the firm name was changed to Memphis Novelty Works. This revolver has all matching numbers including the wedge. $9750
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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
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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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