1800’s-fold up trigger Saloon girl purse pistol 22 caliber. In very fine condition. $675
MINT 1903 COLT SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.
Mint 1903 Colt semi-automatic 32 caliber pistol. $2795
1862 COLT NAVY REVOLVER.
Unique 1862 Navy revolver with custom upgrade Colt engraved grips. Nice cylinder scene with a 5 1/2” barrel. On the back strap you can see blood-soaked stain. Makes you wonder if he made it or not. Serial number 16995 and .36 caliber. Colt is housed in a rare holster. A very nice and unique Colt revolver. $5995
1851 COLT TRUE GAMBLERS REVOLVER.
Here is a true gamblers Colt revolver made for shooting cheating poker players under the table. Barrel measures 2-1/4 inches. On the upper left grip 5 marks usually meaning how many bad guys have been shot or cheating poker players. $4550
RARE 4-DIGIT SERIAL NUMBER 1851 COLT NAVY.
A rare 1851 Colt Navy revolver with 4-digit serial number. Has the rare smaller trigger guard. Silver present on back strap and frame. Nice old Colt Navy revolver. $4995
OLD FACTORY COLT IVORY POLICE POSTIVE .32 CALIBER.
Rare old Colt Police Positive engraved ivory grips. Revolver has the famous .32 caliber. Colt is in excellent condition. $5550
WELLS FARGO & CO EXPRESS STAGECOACH DRIVER SHOTGUN BELT & SHELLS.
Super rare Wells Fargo & Co Express. Stagecoach driver shotgun belt and 12-gauge shells. $5750
1889 COLORADO U. S. MARSHAL ZEPH T. HILL BADGE.
Circa 1889 Silver U.S. Marshal Badge. Belonging to Marshal Zeph T. Hill of Colorado. Letter request the desk recorder of Ouray, CO to file a duplicate certificate of purchase to Alvin J. Dutton for the badge. P.O.R
OLD IVER JOHNSON TARGET MODEL REVOLVER.
In great original blue condition .22 caliber with 9.5” barrel checkered walnut grips. $1595
ANTIQUE IVORY SCRIMSHAW ADAM & EVE.
Antique Ivory Whale’s tooth scrimshawed Adam & Eve holding Apple. Snake is wrapped around tree and looking at Adam. At the bottom of tooth, it looks like a signature of artist. Measures nearly 6-1/2” long. POR
EXCELLENT RARE MODEL 1859 SHARPS CARBINE PURCHASED BY US NAVY.
As nice as it gets rare model 1859 sharps carbine purchased by U.S Navy. The serial number and lack of a saddle bar and ring makes it one of a small number purchased by the US Navy in 1861. There are two cartouches on the stock. Weapon is in overall great condition. $8750
COLT SINGLE ACTION 44-SPECIAL REVOLVER.
Nice Colt Single Action Revolver 44-Special. 2nd Generation with case hardened frame and original blue. Colt is in great condition and comes with box and papers. $4595
OUTLAW FRANK JAMES SIGNATURE COA.
Rare signature of Frank James on mailing envelope to Waxahachie Texas in 1909. Comes with COA. $1795
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. $2450
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. $5995
EARLY LEPAGE A. LEIGE REVOLVER.
Nice condition pistol some case harding with a drop-down trigger. Inspector mark crown JK…$595
OLD WEST LAWMAN WYATT EARP, VIRGIL EARP, LAWRENCE E. DEGER DODGE CITY KANSAS PHOTO.
Unpublished historical lawman photo. Front row to left. Virgil Earp, Governor John P. St. John, Wyatt Earp. Standing in back row left William H. Harris, Thomas C. Nixion policeman & storekeeper set Buffalo hunting records. First Marshal of Dodge City Lawrence E. Deger. Dodge City Kansas. POR