December 2, 3, & 4 Premiere Firearms Auction

Estimate: $950 - 1600 Fixed sights, properly offset to the left, with "J.H. HALL/ H. FERRY/ US/ 1826" on the breech, "trigger"...

Estimate: $950 - 1600 Manufactured in 1826 this Model 1816 Musket has standard Springfield/US lock plate markings. Barrel is stamped "F P&qu...

Estimate: $1400 - 2250 Blade and groove sights, with the upper left side of the chamber marked "JDJ/P/US". Dated "1821" at th...

Estimate: $1100 - 1600 Silver bead front and notch rear sights, with engraving on the tang and "LIVERPOOL" on the top flat. Scroll engr...

Estimate: $1400 - 2250 Blade front and three-leaf rear sights, with "V/P/eagle head" on the left flat and "1855" on the tang....

Estimate: $1100 - 1600 Made circa 1817 to 1820. Blade sight, with "P" and "US" on the left side of the chamber, and "S. ...

Estimate: $950 - 1600 Produced without sights, with "crown/ NR" on the left side of the barrel. Fenced flash pan, with a sliding safety...

Estimate: $950 - 1400 Brass cone sight, with "1845/RC/P" on top of the barrel. Lock plate is marked "USN/1845" at the rear, a...

Estimate: $1400 - 2250 These matching flintlock pistols were made by John Twigg of London. The pistols are all brass construction with a walnut gri

Estimate: $4000 - 6000 This Winchester-Hotchkiss 3rd Model Bolt Action Rifle was manufactured between 1883 and 1899. The rifle has the distinctive

Estimate: $3500 - 5500 Manufactured by the Providence Tool Company and developed and tested during the Civil War, the Peabody Carbine entered produ

Estimate: $5000 - 7000 Similar in appearance to a bolt action, the "bolt" is actually a chamber, which swivels out for loading with an ...

Estimate: $3250 - 4250 .This is an original example of a British contract Greene patent carbine. 2,000 of these carbines were made under contract t

Estimate: $2750 - 4250 Manufactured by Lamson & Co., of Windsor, Vermont. This Ball Repeating Carbine is generally considered by collectors a...

Estimate: $6500 - 9000 This is an extremely rare rifled variation of a Model 1840 Type I Hall-North breech loading percussion carbine fitted with t

Estimate: $6500 - 13000 This experimental Springfield 1847 Musketoon has an action fitted with a unique Gedney designed primer mechanism. The lock

Estimate: $5500 - 8000 Manufactured in 1847, this is both a rare and highly sought after example of a Jenks-Remington carbine with U.S. Revenue Cut

Estimate: $3500 - 5500 Manufactured in 1853 as one of an estimated 3,359 produced. The lock plate is marked "SPRING / FIELD / 1853" ve...

Estimate: $3000 - 4500 Manufactured 1839 from a total production of only about 2,020. This is a later variation without the trapdoor in the bottom

Estimate: $5500 - 8000 This is an exceptional example of 1 of only 1,002 Ball Repeating carbines made on Government contract. Blade front and two-l

Estimate: $4750 - 6500 Manufactured from 1863 to 1865, this is a 5th Model Carbine featuring the noticeable guide screw in the center of the right

Estimate: $3500 - 6500 Manufactured in 1855 of an estimated total quantity of 1,020 produced. The lock plate is marked "SPRING/FIELD/1855&qu...

Estimate: $2500 - 3750 Manufactured circa 1847 to 1848 with approximately 1000 Jenks tape primer carbines produced by Remington. The top of the bar

Estimate: $3250 - 4750 Manufactured in 1837 with a total production of only about 2,020.This particular carbine is an earlier production with the i

Estimate: $2250 - 3750 Also known as the "Side Lever Hall", Simeon North manufactured approximately 1,800 of these carbines in 1848, wi...

Estimate: $6500 - 9500 Also known as the "Side Lever Hall", Simeon North manufactured approximately 10,500 of these carbines between 18...

Estimate: $3500 - 5500 Manufactured in 1845 by N.P. Ames of Springfield, Massachusetts from a total production of approximately 4,250. The vast maj

Estimate: $2500 - 3750 Designed by Gilbert Smith, the production of this breech loading percussion carbine was almost entirely consumed by governme

Estimate: $2250 - 3250 Blade front and two leaf rear sights, with "BALLARD'S PATENT/ NOV. 5 1861" on the right side of the frame, &...

Estimate: $2000 - 3000 Manufactured from 1860 to 1865. Three line "MASS. ARMS CO." address on the right front of the frame and four lin...

Estimate: $1800 - 2750 The Model 1853 Slanting Breech Carbine was also known as the "John Brown Model" and was manufactured by Robbins ...

Estimate: $2000 - 2750 1) Five cap tins, being two 100-count Winchester Goldmark tins, two small Goldmark boxes, and a Guindorff & Masse box....

Estimate: $12000 - 18000 Volcanic No. 2 Navy Lever Action Pistol manufactured by the New Haven Arms Co. between 1857 and 1860. The pistol has a blu

Estimate: $3500 - 6500 Measuring 2 inches x 2 1/2 inches, the visible oval section of this tintype shows a great coat-wearing soldier, with his cap

Estimate: $22500 - 32500 This is an example of a very rare J. P. Murray Confederate rifle. In 1862 Eldridge S. Greenwood and William C. Gray purcha

Estimate: $750 - 1500 Measuring 6 5/8" wide by 9 1/2" tall with a black painted wood frame and multi-layered off-white and black mattin...

Estimate: $750 - 1500 This Civil War Union swallow flag features a blue circle emblem with fringe on the edges (see image). This flag is of the 1st

Estimate: $1000 - 1500 1) Framed signature of famous Confederate General Robert E. Lee. The signature is on lined paper and appears to be part of a

Estimate: $800 - 1300 Frame signature and correspondence of General J.E.B. Stuart. The handwritten letter reads, "Fort Leavenworth K.S. / De...

Estimate: $1000 - 2000 Also known as a lance pennon, fork-tailed flag, and guidon, swallow tail flags were carried by smaller company sized units,

Estimate: $1500 - 2500 1) THE SOLDIER IN OUR CIVIL WAR, Vol II, published in 1885, over 470 pages with illustrations, chronological list of events,

Estimate: $14000 - 22500 This is an exceptional example of an extremely rare Harpers Ferry Model 1841 rifle with Merrill breech loading alteration.

Estimate: $3750 - 5000 This is a very fine example of a Model 1865 Spencer Carbine with the Stabler magazine cut-off. The receiver has the cavalry

Estimate: $4500 - 7000 Developed by Erastus Blakeslee, a Colonel (brevet Brigadier General) with the 1st Connecticut Volunteer Cavalry, the Blakesl

Estimate: $1100 - 1600 1) Sealed package of 42 Spencer Model 1865 Carbine .50 caliber cartridges produced by Percussion Caps & Fixed Ammuniti...

Estimate: $2250 - 3500 This is an example of one of the Civil War Sharps New Model 1863 Carbines that were converted by Sharps to fire the .50-70 G

Estimate: $1800 - 2750 This variant of the scarce Warner Carbine was manufactured by the Greene Rifle Works and were made for James Warner's ...

Estimate: $1300 - 1900 Also known as the Model 1863 in company literature, these carbines were manufactured circa 1863-65. The right front of the f

Estimate: $950 - 1600 Blade front and ladder rear sights, with "G.W.S." stamped on the left barrel flat. Casehardened receiver, with ba...

Estimate: $1400 - 2250 This is a representative example of a Civil War contract Ball Carbine. The left side of the receiver is marked: "E.G....