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blued finish, checkered wood stocks, S/N A11213, in overall very good + condition displaying the majority of its original blued finish, very good + bo

the barrel cut to a 2” for use as a “belly Gun”, S/N 22770. Made about 1902 during territorial era. 20%-40% original blue and case colors drifting to

high polish blue finish. 85%-95% original bright blue. Minor spotting and erosion. A couple small areas of pinprick pitting. Very good plus grips. Sha

revolver manufactured by Francotte of Belgium and possibly imported during the Civil War, S/N 12174. Shows Adams 1851 patent date and “A.F.” (August F

barrel. Signed on lock (Not legible) with British proofs. Serpentine and pierced side plate. Brass mounts with mask butt. 11 ½” overall with 4 ...

5” barrel, one line N.Y. address, 5 shot cylinder, S/N 282249. Brown patina finish and fair to good overall. The address is faint but mostly visible.

1844” and period inscribed of the left barrel flat, “P.L. Pillsbury”. Good to very good overall with nice grips. Should be researched to I.D. From an

in good overall condition with a 31” etched blade and an overall length of 37”. The blade is marked with E. Pluribus Unum on one side and U.S. on the

The rifle is in good overall condition with a 34” heavy octagon barrel with a dovetailed knife blade front and buckhorn rear sights. The barrel has ta

S/N R401526 with a 26” barrel. Measures 12” to the end of the wood and 13” to the end of the pad from the trigger. Good to very good used condition. (