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SCARCE 1866 SCROLL ENGRAVED WILLIAMSON DERRINGER

CIVIL WAR PHOTOGRAPH OF A DASHING NEW YORK CAVALRYMAN

High Grade Civil War 1850 US Staff & Field Sword

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EXTRA RARE LEFAUCHEUX NAVY REVOLVER: Lefaucheux model 1858 Marine revolver, converted from pinfire to center fire ignition. Very few of these navy issue pieces survive, especially the center fire upgrades. This revolver sold at

0049: EXTRA RARE LEFAUCHEUX NAVY REVOLVEREst. $750-$1,500Lot Passed

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COLT ROOT REVOLVER: Colt 1855 side-hammer revolver, aka "Colt Root." A candidate for restoration, as the grips were sanded down to Thin Jim style back when the gun was in use. 3.5 inch octagonal barrel. The metal is

0050: COLT ROOT REVOLVEREst. $300-$600

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TINTYPE ARMED IDENTIFIED 1st NY ARTILLERYMAN: CDV size tintype 3.75 x 2.25 inches. Excellent clarity and contrast. Uncased. Shows Archibald Campbell in uniform and displaying his artillery saber. Has a couple surface nicks and edge wear.

0051: TINTYPE ARMED IDENTIFIED 1st NY ARTILLERYMANEst. $150-$350

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CDV of Col Robert Stewart 11th Indiana: .CDV OF DASHING LONG HAIRED COLONEL ROBERT STEWART 11th INDIANA CAVALRY ...Waist-up seated view in a colonel’s frock coat with eagle shoulder straps. Morse photographer, Nashville, backmark.

0053: CDV of Col Robert Stewart 11th IndianaEst. $250-$350Lot Passed

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CDV OF THE "FISHERMAN AT WORK": Interesting CDV of "Fisherman at Work" ... Photos of people smiling during this period are very unusual. Portraiture by photography was regarded by many as a formal presentation of oneself to the

0054: CDV OF THE "FISHERMAN AT WORK"Est. $50-$85

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SIGNED CDV LT. COL. ARTHUR CHARLES DUCAT 12th ILLINOIS: SIGNED CDV OF LT. COL. ARTHUR CHARLES DUCAT - A great clear and sharp image of a casual but competent Ducat taken in Chicago by Hesler. It is signed on the back “Very Sincerely Your Friend Arthur C

0055: SIGNED CDV LT. COL. ARTHUR CHARLES DUCAT 12th ILLINOISEst. $75-$200

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SPANISH AMERICAN WAR SPANISH FIGHTING MACHETE: These long machetes with parallel edges are related to their working cousins, but are known as "fighting machetes" or "Cutachas." This is the standard army pattern sometime denoted the Model 1891,

0056: SPANISH AMERICAN WAR SPANISH FIGHTING MACHETEEst. $150-$300

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FRENCH CHARLEVILLE ALTERED TO MUSKETOON: This French Charleville musket was shortened to musketoon length and altered percussion by a side lug or drum-and-bolster conversion. The original lock plate markings are visible: Manuf. Imperl. de

0057: FRENCH CHARLEVILLE ALTERED TO MUSKETOONEst. $350-$650

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PAIR OF FRENCH MODEL 1822 CAVALRY PISTOLS: A pair of French 1822 pattern percussion cavalry pistols. Both marked "Mle 1822 / bis" on the breechplug tangs and made originally in percussion. These pistols underwent a number of modifications

0058: PAIR OF FRENCH MODEL 1822 CAVALRY PISTOLSEst. $1,000-$2,500Lot Passed

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Spencer Carbine that Was Really There: A real war horse of a Spencer. 100% original, mechanically perfect. The standard model 1860 carbine. The wood shows hard use. The metal is overall age brown patina. This gun fought Johnny Reb for

0059: Spencer Carbine that Was Really ThereEst. $900-$1,500

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FLAME BLADED MORO KRIS: From the Spanish American War era this is a relic of the Philippine Insurrection. The wide, flame-bladed kris is most closely associated with Moro fighters in the Philippines. U.S. forces clashed

0060: FLAME BLADED MORO KRISEst. $100-$300

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SCARCE 1866 SCROLL ENGRAVED WILLIAMSON DERRINGER: Scarce Williamson single shot Deringer with even scarcer gilt scroll engraving and blued barrel. Invented by David Williamson of New York, these were manufactured by Moore's Patent Firearms Company

0061: SCARCE 1866 SCROLL ENGRAVED WILLIAMSON DERRINGEREst. $700-$1,000

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CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE HOLSTER FOR LEECH & RIGDON REVOLV: A dead real and absolutely guaranteed Confederate made holster for the Leech and Rigdon or Rigdon and Ansley revolvers, though it will fit most navy style percussion six shooters. Identical to

0062: CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE HOLSTER FOR LEECH & RIGDON REVOLVEst. $1,500-$2,500Lot Passed

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WORLD WAR II GERMAN MAUSER K98 BAYONET AND SCABBARD: Grip is good with no chips or cracks, but small scratches behind rear screw on obverse. Hilt shows silver with darker gray spots on reverse; thin blue on obverse, with gray spot forward of button.

0063: WORLD WAR II GERMAN MAUSER K98 BAYONET AND SCABBARDEst. $100-$300

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PERSIAN CAVALRY SABER AND SCABBARD: Based on the Russian 1881 pattern saber and scabbard for dragoons, this saber bears Persian markings on the ricasso, indicating it was likely imported into present day Iran from Russia or Turkey, or

0064: PERSIAN CAVALRY SABER AND SCABBARDEst. $50-$300

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MCKEEVER .45-70 TRAPDOOR CARTRIDGE BOX ROCK ISLAND: Black leather cartridge box for twenty rounds of .45-70 cartridges. Marked Rock Island Arsenal on the rear of the leather tab holding the keyhole escutcheon plate that fits over the stud. Originally

0065: MCKEEVER .45-70 TRAPDOOR CARTRIDGE BOX ROCK ISLANDEst. $60-$100

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0066: MCKEEVER .45-70 TRAPDOOR CARTRIDGE BOX ROCK ISLANDEst. $60-$100

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MCKEEVER .45-70 CARTRIDGE BOX ROCK ISLAND ARSENAL: Black leather cartridge box for twenty rounds of .45-70 cartridges. Marked Rock Island Arsenal on the rear of the leather tab holding the brass escutcheon plate that fits over the stud. Originally

0067: MCKEEVER .45-70 CARTRIDGE BOX ROCK ISLAND ARSENALEst. $60-$100

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0068: WW2 COLT 1911 GRIPS WITH RAMPANT COLTEst. $10-$40

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WW2 COLT 1911 GRIPS: Excellent pair of deep brown plastic checkered grips with no chips or cracks. Should dress up a 1911 Colt .45 Automatic nicely.

0069: WW2 COLT 1911 GRIPSEst. $20-$40

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WW1 US 1916 DATED ROCK ISLAND .45 COLT SWIVEL HOLSTER: Since the Colt .45 Automatic was originally conceived of as a cavalry arm the 1912 holster was fitted with a swivel to keep the pistol upright even if the soldier was mounted and had is leg bent.

0070: WW1 US 1916 DATED ROCK ISLAND .45 COLT SWIVEL HOLSTEREst. $50-$100

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WW2 COLT .45 AUTOMATIC M3 SHOULDER HOLSTER BY BOYT: Russet leather shoulder holster marked US/BOYT on reverse. No date. Good color. Straps and snaps are in place. A little rubbing to leather, otherwise very good. Used by the Army Air Force, tankers,

0071: WW2 COLT .45 AUTOMATIC M3 SHOULDER HOLSTER BY BOYTEst. $50-$100

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1916 PATTERN US COLT .45 AUTO HOLSTER BY WARREN: Nice condition russet leather, now tan in color. 1916 pattern. Marked by the Warren Leather Goods Co. on reverse with no date stamp. Warren made holsters in WW1 and WW2. This seems to be from their

0072: 1916 PATTERN US COLT .45 AUTO HOLSTER BY WARRENEst. $50-$100

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WW I US .45 CAL. AUTOMATIC HOLSTER DATED 1917 BY HOYT: Very good condition model 1916 holster for the Colt .45 automatic pistol marked and dated 1917 by Hoyt with a "J.J.M." inspector stamp on the reverse. Crisp oval/US embossed mark on flap. Good light

0073: WW I US .45 CAL. AUTOMATIC HOLSTER DATED 1917 BY HOYTEst. $75-$175

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