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Cased Colt Dragoon Second Model
Serial #8615 - all numbers match. Prod. 1850-1851- total mfg. 2700
with serial range from 8,000-10,700.
Overall metal condition is consistent showing some wear but retaining good sharp edges with very minor pitting on the cylinder. Markings are crisp with the cylinder retaining approx. 30% of its Indian Fight Scene. Loading lever and protected area of the barrel still retain some finish. "US" martial marking on the frame is clear. Cylinder has 1st model oval stops instead of rectangular 2nd model stops - could be due to the early production of this 2nd model with a left over 1st model cylinder. Walnut grips are in fine condition showing some shrinkage with no visible cartouche. Flask in the case is original with the case being old but not from Colt.
$11,500.00 - JK107
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Cased Gastine-Renette, Paris Dueling Pistols
Circa 1840's. Both pistols are in matching
condition. The pistols are in excellent condition showing 98% of the original brown barrel finish. The lock, breech plug, hammer and butt tang have 90%+ of the original case color. The high grade
walnut stocks are finely checkered. The pistols are numbered "1" and "2" with a gold numerical inlay behind the barrel tang. The engraving is finely executed as you would expect from one of
France's top gun makers. The guns are cased in their original oak case with deep emerald green lining and gold lettering. The pair of rods for cleaning and loading are stacked on top of each other.
The rosewood-handled screwdriver has some bright polish and is beautifully grained. The nipple wrench missing. The single ball bullet mold originally finished in bright steel has some tarnish. The steel
powder measure originally finished in bright steel has some tarnish. The walnut mallet shows no use. There is a small round rosewood percussion cap box and a second round rosewood box designed for
patches. This set is in fine condition.
The case has a double pin lock with a keyhole and brass escutcheon on the front, for which there is no key. The carrying handle is in the back showing a great deal of confidence in the locking system.
$7500.00 - JK108
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M1862 Colt Police
ID'd 2nd Lieut. Warren C. Meserve, Co. D 15th VT Inf.
Serial #11291.
Mfg. in 1862. Barrel and cylinder are in excellent condition with the metal retaining approx. 70% of its original blue. Frame has remnants of case color. Trigger guard and back strap have approx. 80% original silver finish. Walnut grips are in excellent condition with 95% of the original varnish. The period inscription is very clear. It is obviously a side arm purchased by the Lieut. when he went off to war.
$8500.00 - JK105
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Kerr's Patent Revolver
Serial #182x. 44 Caliber. JS Anchor clearly marked in the grip below trigger guard.
Overall gun has approx. 50% of its bright English blue. All markings are crisp and clear. Serial number on the cylinder and frame match. Bore and mechanics are excellent. A very high end secondary Confederate issued revolver.
$8450.00 - JK106
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Sharps Breech Loading Single Shot Pistol 2nd Type
Serial # 709. 36 Caliber with a good
bore.
Blued barrel has approx. 60% original blued finish. Frame has good markings with a nice silver finish overall. Walnut grips are in very good to fine condition. 350 total mfg. between 1854-1857 with a serial range of 470-950. Basically a miniature version of their breech loading carbine complete with a pellet primer. A very to find gun!
$4695.00 - JK101
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Savage Navy Revolver ~ Martially Marked
.36 Caliber. Correct serial numbers under grip - Serial #1454 & 1539. On reverse side of frame under grip is an inspector mark - "MM"
stampings are those of M. Moulton, Armory Sub Inspector, 1861. "H" inspectors marks on the revolver may be those of Benjamin Hannis, Armory Sub Inspector, 1861. Total Government purchase qty. 11,984.
All metal parts are smooth with sharp edges and good sharp markings. Barrel has some remnants of blue with no rust or pitting. Walnut grips are in very good condition with a cartouche of the left grip. Martially marked Savage Navy's are not easy to come by. Mechanics are 100%.
$3695.00
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Remington New Model Army
Serial # 546xx. 44 Caliber. Barrel, loading lever and frame have a large amount of blue with sharp edges and good markings. Walnut grips have a light
cartouche on the left side. Mechanics are 100% and very strong. This revolver is in excellent condition.
$2995.00 - 10-408
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Remington New Model Army
Serial # 542xx. 44 Caliber. All metal parts have sharp markings with sharp edges. Barrel and frame have a generous amount of blue starting to wear in
unprotected areas. Walnut grips show some wear with a good cartouche being visible on the left grip. Mechanics are very strong.
$2895.00
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Remington New Model Army
Serial #354xx.
44 caliber. All metal surfaces have approx. 40% of the original finish with the rest having a nice patina. Markings are sharp and clear. Walnut grips are in fine condition with a good cartouche on the left grip. Mechanics are strong and tight.
$2395.00
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M1863 Remington New Model Army
Serial # 735xx. 44 Caliber with a very good bore. All metal
parts have a very generous amount of original blue with sharp markings.
There is some light pitting on and around the cylinder area being very consistent with the gun being stored in a holster for a period of time. Walnut grips are in fine condition with a good inspector cartouche on the left grip. A very solid Civil War hand gun.
$2695.00
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Remington New Model Army
Serial #372xx.
44 caliber. Overall metal is covered with a nice even brown patina. Barrell markings are light but mostly legible. Walnut grips are in good condition with a light cartouche on the left grip. Mechanics are 100% working. A very good buy.
$1795.00
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Whitney Navy Revolver Martially Marked
2nd Model 4th Type Mfg. by E. Whitney New Haven. Approx. 33,000 mfg. between 1858-1864. 36 Caliber. Serial #18748. All metal surfaces
show a like, even patina with inspector markings being clear and barrel being somewhat light but legible. Walnut grips are in very good condition with a cartouche on the left grip. Mechanics are
strong. Martially marked Whitney's are not easy to come by.
$2495.00
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M1861 Engraved Colt Navy
Serial #7211E - mfg. in 1862. There are traces
of original blue remaining in the protected areas. Balance of the metal has the same patina with no rust overall.
Cylinder scene is approx. 75% complete. Engraving on the barrel, frame, back strap and trigger guard are wonderfully finished by the factory which shows an "E" for engraved in the serial number. Fancy walnut grips are in excellent condition. A chance to own a Civil War Engraved Colt at a low price!!!
$8750.00 - JK102
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M1851 Colt Navy Martially Marked
Serial #62559. All numbers match except original unmarked wedge.
Overall metal surfaces have been lightly cleaned with some pitting on muzzle end of barrel and loading lever ~ it appears to have been in a holster. The barrel address and other markings are sharp and clear. Cylinder scene is approx. 50%. Brass has been lightly polished. Walnut grips are in good condition with a cartouche remnant on left grip. Action is tight and in 100% working order. Martial "US" is stamped under "Colt's Patent" on left side of frame. Martial Navy's are hard to find.
$3850.00
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M1860 Colt Army
44 Caliber. Serial #78119 ~ all numbers match.
Mfg. in 1862. All metal parts have a light patina with no rusting.
Edges are sharp and stampings are crisp and clear. Cylinder scene is approx. 75%. Walnut grips show handling wear and marks with good cartouches on both sides. Action is 100% working. Wedge is original and numbered but fits loose and shows a brazed brass repair.
SOLD - 10-399
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M1860 Colt Army
44 Caliber Serial #61963 ~ all numbers match including wedge.
Mfg. 1862. All metal parts have a nice matching patina with crisp clear markings. Walnut grips are in good condition with right grip being cartouched. Mechanics are good.
$3295.00
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M1860 Colt Army 4 Screw
Mfg. 1861.
Serial #131xx. 44 Caliber. Mechanics are tight. All metal parts have been cleaned. Light surface pitting on the barrel and part of the cylinder. Approx. 50% of cylinder scene remains. All numbers match including the wedge. Walnut grips are in very good to fine condition with a cartouche on the left grip. Brass trigger guard has a nice mellow patina.
$2895.00 - 10-308
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M1849 Colt Pocket - 6" Barrel
Serial #2806xx - all numbers match. .31 Caliber.
Barrel retains approx. 90%+ of original blue finish with the cylinder showing 80% original blue. Loading lever and frame show case color. Brass frame and back strap have a pleasing patina. Walnut grips are in excellent condition showing 98% original varnish. This outstanding Colt was once in the Jack Webb Collection (Dragnet).
SOLD - JK104
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M1849 Colt Pocket
Serial #890xx ~ all numbers match including wedge. Mfg. in 1854.
Barrel address "Saml Colt New York City". Edges are sharps. Some area blue remaining on the barrel. Cylinder scene is approx. 85%. Markings are crisp and clear. Mechanics are 100% working and
tight. Grips are in fine condition with the original varnish. Back strap and trigger guard retain approx. 80% original finish.
$1975.00
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M1849 Colt Pocket
Serial #207xx ~ all numbers match including wedge. Mfg. in 1851.
Barrel address "Saml Colt New York City". Markings are good with approx. 40% cylinder scene remaining. Walnut grips are in excellent condition with original varnish. Back strap and trigger guard have approx. 90% silver finish remaining. Mechanics are 100% working and good.
$1895.00
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Cased M1849 Colt Pocket
Serial #1291xx - all numbers match, mfg in 1856.
Overall metal of the gun has a nice patina with nice sharp edges and markings. 70% cylinder scene remains. Walnut grips are in fine condition. Original case is complete showing normal wear and contains an original pistol powder flask, Colt marked brass bullet mold, percussion caps in a Eley, London marked tin. Makes a great display.
$3800.00
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Cased Smith & Wesson Model 1 Second Issue
Serial #25955.
22 Caliber. Mfg. approx. 1860. Barrel and cylinder blue are approx. 90%+. Frame and back strap retain 99% of the silver finish. Rosewood grips are in excellent condition. Overall a 95%+ gun set in its original walnut box with velvet lining.
SOLD
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Sharps 4 Barrel Pepperbox Pistol
Serial # 138xx. 22 Caliber.
Model 1C. 100% Working condition with some finish remaining on barrels. Walnut grips are in good condition.
$975.00
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Sharps and Hankins, Phila., Penn
4 barrel Pepperbox
30 Cal. Serial #123xx. All metal parts have been cleaned. Four shot rotating hammer indexes properly. Walnut grips are in fine
condition.
$650.00 - 10-310
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Springfield Arms Co. Bullet Mold
28 Caliber bullet mold for Pocket Model Revolvers. Marked "Springfield Arms Co."
SOLD - 25-829
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Colt 44 Cal Bullet Mold
Marked "Colt's Patent" on top and "44 CAL" on side..
$275.00
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44 Cal Bullet Mold
With bullets in mold.
SOLD
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36 Cal Round Ball Bullet Mold
Marked "100" for 100 balls per pound.
SOLD
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