Nov/Dec. Premiere Firearms Auction

Estimate: $1600 - 2500 Fixed blade front sight and folding ladder rear sight graduated to 900 yards. The top of the receiver is marked "MODE...

Estimate: $850 - 1300 This is a Second Type Merrill carbine. The lock plate is marked "J.H.MERRILL BALTO. /PAT JULY 1858,/APL.9. MAY 21-28-6...

Estimate: $1200 - 1700 Manufactured by Richardson & Overman of Philadelphia with a total production of about 12,700 in the 50 caliber. This i...

Estimate: $900 - 1400 The lock and barrel are dated "1863". The lock has the "eagle/U.S." motif and "SAVAGE R.G.A. Co./M...

Estimate: $2250 - 3500 This example is one of about 3,000 Sharps New Model 1859 Carbines with brass furniture. The state of Georgia bought approxim

Estimate: $1800 - 2750 This is a Second Model carbine (also known as the "Model 1863") as manufactured by the Massachusetts Arms Compan...

Estimate: $1400 - 2250 Pinched blade and two leaf sights with the lock plate marked with the two line Gallager 1860 patent date marking and the thr

Estimate: $1200 - 1700 Manufactured by H. Merrill of Baltimore, Maryland, Merrill carbines were issued to Union cavalry regiments in New York, Pen

Estimate: $1000 - 1500 This shotgun has a Gallager patent carbine action that is marked with the two line 1860 Gallager patent marking and three li

Estimate: $850 - 1300 The carbine has the distinctive guide screw in the right side of the receiver. The barrel is fitted with a folding two-leaf r

Estimate: $5500 - 8000 This is a spectacular example of a Remington Model 1863 "Zouave" rifle that was manufactured circa 1862 - 1865 w...

Estimate: $4000 - 7000 Regulation Regulation U.S. Model 1850 Staff & Field Officer's sword carried by Colonel Abraham Hare, Commander of ...

Estimate: $2000 - 3000 Pin front and notch rear sights, with the three-line Savage & North markings on the topstrap. The smooth grip panels s...

Estimate: $4500 - 6500 Manufactured circa 1861-62 this Civil War era revolver was manufactured by the Joslyn Firearms Company of Stonington, Connec

Estimate: $2250 - 3750 Approximately 2,000 of these revolvers were manufactured by Hoard's Armory, Watertown, New York circa 1863 and 1864. M...

Estimate: $2750 - 3500 This is an example of a U.S. martially inspected Starr Model 1858 DA Revolver. The frame has the New York address on the lef

Estimate: $3500 - 4750 Manufactured circa 1860-'61 with a total production of only about 100, this extremely rare revolver has a brass frame...

Estimate: $1600 - 2500 Manufactured circa late 1850s to early 1860s. The left side of the frame has the one line address and the right side has the

Estimate: $850 - 1300 Manufactured from the late 1850s to the early 1860s, this 5th Type revolver features a brass post front and frame notch rear

Estimate: $1300 - 1800 This is one of an estimated 5,000 Army Model revolvers manufactured by Rogers & Spencer Co. for a U.S. contract issued...

Estimate: $1600 - 2500 This is an example of a martially inspected Remington New Model Army Transitional Revolver. Transitional New Model Army Rev

Estimate: $1200 - 1800 This is one of an estimated 500 pocket navy percussion revolvers manufactured by C.R. Alsop of Middletown, Connecticut, circ

Estimate: $2500 - 3750 Approximately 20,000 of these unique revolvers were manufactured from 1861 to around 1865. Approximately 12,000 were purchas

Estimate: $1400 - 2250 One of an estimated 5,000 Army Model percussion revolvers manufactured by the Rogers & Spencer Co. for a U.S. Ordnance...

Estimate: $850 - 1300 Manufactured from 1857-59 with fewer than 200 of these unique revolvers produced. Patent information on the hammer sides and

Estimate: $1600 - 2500 Manufactured between 1866-1870 with the top of the barrel marked with the naval anchor and standard Remington markings on th

Estimate: $1300 - 1900 Manufactured from 1863 to 1875. The revolver has the standard three line New Model barrel marking on the top barrel flat. Si

Estimate: $2500 - 4500 This mahogany partitioned case is for a Remington Model 1858 Army revolver. The case has six compartments and is lined in bl

Estimate: $2250 - 3250 Approximately 2,000 of these revolvers were manufactured by Hoard's Armory, Watertown, New York, circa 1863 and 1864. ...

Estimate: $2500 - 3500 The top strap is marked "DEANE ADAMS & DEANE/30 KING WILLIAM ST. LONDON BRIDGE". The revolver has a floral s...

Estimate: $2000 - 3000 Approximately 20,000 of these unique revolvers were manufactured from 1861 to around 1865. Approximately 12,000 were purchas

Estimate: $2000 - 3000 Made from 1857 to 1861. Blade front and notch rear sights, with the Kerr's Patent marking on the loading lever, the Ma...

Estimate: $1600 - 2250 Approximately 23,000 of these revolvers were manufactured in the late 1850s and early 1860s, most of them for the U.S. gover

Estimate: $1400 - 2250 Manufactured in 1850 - '51, with a total production of around 1000, this is a scaled down version of Massachusetts Arm...

Estimate: $1000 - 1800 This is an example of one of about 3,400 Pettengill Army Model Revolvers manufactured in the early 1860s. Approximately 2,00

Estimate: $900 - 1400 Manufactured from 1863 to 1875. The barrel has the standard three line New Model marking and there are single letter inspecti

Estimate: $1100 - 1600 Manufactured between 1863 and 1865, approximately 25,000 Model 1863 revolvers were purchased by the U.S. Government. The lef

Estimate: $1800 - 2750 This is an example of a Civil War Model 1858 double-action revolver manufactured under government contract by the Starr Arms

Estimate: $20000 - 30000 This is a fine example of a highly desirable U.S. Springfield Model 1875 Officer's Rifle manufactured between 1875 a...

Estimate: $16000 - 25000 During the post Civil War period the U.S. Government experimented heavily with developing metallic cartridge rifles. One o

Estimate: $2750 - 3500 The U.S. Springfield Model 1884 Trapdoor Cadet Rifle is similar to the Model 1879 Cadet with a 29 1/2 inch barrel. The major

Estimate: $5500 - 7000 This conversion was performed circa 1871 when approximately 1,108 of these carbines were refurbished by Springfield Armory a

Estimate: $4500 - 6500 This is an exceptional example of a U.S. Springfield Armory Second Model Allin Conversion rifle as produced circa 1866. Ther

Estimate: $2000 - 3000 Even though these are called Model 1870s, this particular example is one of only 300 manufactured with the Model 1874 action

Estimate: $5000 - 8000 This is an exceptionally nice example of a Spencer carbine that was manufactured by the Spencer Repeating Rifle Company, Bos

Estimate: $3500 - 4750 This an extremely nice example of a breech loading Peabody carbine that was manufactured by the Providence Tool Company, Pro

Estimate: $2500 - 3750 This is a fine example of an unaltered, totally original Spanish-American War era U.S. Springfield Model 1896 Krag carbine.

Estimate: $3750 - 5500 During the post Civil War period the U.S. Government experimented heavily with developing metallic cartridge rifles. One of

Estimate: $3750 - 4750 The Model 1878 is an internal hammer, breech loading single shot rifle manufactured from 1878 to 1881 with a total productio

Estimate: $3000 - 4000 The rifle is fitted with a Buffington rear sight with precise windage and elevation adjustments and a fixed front sight. The