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U.S. INDIAN POLICE AGENCY 12 GA PERCUSSION SHOTGUN

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U.S.. Issue Springfield 1873 Trapdoor Musket. .45/70: U.S.. Issue Springfield 1873 Trapdoor Musket. .45/70 caliber, Serial #5880, Eagle motif, U.S. Springfield 1873.

8807: U.S.. Issue Springfield 1873 Trapdoor Musket. .45/70Est. $600-$1,800

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Type II Stamped 1864. Union Army Civil War History.: Type II Stamped 1864. Union Army Civil War History. Known as the last muzzle loading US Military issue firearm, with period correct bayonet. Visible Ccartouche.

8808: Type II Stamped 1864. Union Army Civil War History.Est. $600-$1,800

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Westley Richards, "Bespoken Gunmaker since 1812," rare: Westley Richards, "Bespoken Gunmaker since 1812," rare 12 guage, side by side, Damascus barrel shotgun. Walnut with checkering. Ser. #2000.

8809: Westley Richards, "Bespoken Gunmaker since 1812," rareEst. $500-$1,150

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Falisse & Trapmann, supplier to Confederate States of: Falisse & Trapmann, supplier to Confederate States of America, Model 1863 musket. Belgium Arms Liege .69 caliber percussion. Serial #50.

8810: Falisse & Trapmann, supplier to Confederate States ofEst. $800-$4,000

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Meridian Manufacturing Co. rare Triplett & Scott .50: Meridian Manufacturing Co. rare Triplett & Scott .50 caliber, 7 round repeating rifle. US Contract under Gen. W. T. Sherman for the Kentucky Home Guard. Mfg. in 1864. Serial #1258 of 3000 made.

8811: Meridian Manufacturing Co. rare Triplett & Scott .50Est. $1,000-$4,000

Defender 89, 5-shot, .32 revolver, gutta percha grips,: Defender 89, 5-shot, .32 revolver, gutta percha grips, nickeled.

8812: Defender 89, 5-shot, .32 revolver, gutta percha grips,Est. $300-$800Lot Passed

Smith and Wesson, 7-shot, .22 caliber revolver, ca.: Smith and Wesson, 7-shot, .22 caliber revolver, ca. 1890, mint bluing finish.

8813: Smith and Wesson, 7-shot, .22 caliber revolver, ca.Est. $1,200-$2,400Lot Passed

Knuckle Buster Revolver. Marked Catskill, NY, 7-shot,: Knuckle Buster Revolver. Marked Catskill, NY, 7-shot, sheath self-protectioin pistol. Serial #16302. Attributed to James Reid Company.

8814: Knuckle Buster Revolver. Marked Catskill, NY, 7-shot,Est. $750-$3,500Lot Passed

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U.S. Issue L. Pomeroy Model 1822, Flintlock contract: U.S. Issue L. Pomeroy Model 1822, Flintlock contract musket. .69 caliber. Manufactured Pittsfield, Mass.

8815: U.S. Issue L. Pomeroy Model 1822, Flintlock contractEst. $1,500-$4,000

U.S. Contract Model 1863. C.D. Schubarth & Co.,: U.S. Contract Model 1863. C.D. Schubarth & Co., Providence RI, Manufacturer of US Civil War longarms. . 45/70 cal.

8816: U.S. Contract Model 1863. C.D. Schubarth & Co.,Est. $600-$2,500Lot Passed

Rare Revolving Percussion Rifle, open frame, break down: Rare Revolving Percussion Rifle, open frame, break down breech load type, 6-shot, .36 caliber, octagonal barrel. Extra grade walnut rear stock. Aside from chamber, numbering is absolutely

8817: Rare Revolving Percussion Rifle, open frame, break downEst. $1,000-$5,000Lot Passed

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James Warner Open Frame Revolving Carbine, circa 1849,: James Warner Open Frame Revolving Carbine, circa 1849, Springfield Mass. Open frame design with manually rotated cylinder, deeply grooved for firing nipples. The barrel is half octagonal and half

8818: James Warner Open Frame Revolving Carbine, circa 1849,Est. $2,000-$10,000

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Snaphaunce, early flintlock, 17th century rifle.: Snaphaunce, early flintlock, 17th century rifle. Ornate brass furniture all over. Possibly North Africa origin.

8819: Snaphaunce, early flintlock, 17th century rifle.Est. $750-$3,500

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R. Stadelmann German Schuetzen percussion target rifle.: R. Stadelmann German Schuetzen percussion target rifle. Set trigger, .38 caliber, circa 1865. Stadelmann was a renown gunsmith from Suhl, Germany. The firm later became E. Schmidt & Habermann.

8820: R. Stadelmann German Schuetzen percussion target rifle.Est. $4,000-$12,000

Unmarked Kentucky Rifle.: Unmarked Kentucky Rifle.

8821: Unmarked Kentucky Rifle.Est. $700-$1,500Lot Passed

.54 caliber Army and Navy issue, cicrca 1817-120,: .54 caliber Army and Navy issue, cicrca 1817-120, Simeon North Middleton Conn. Visible cartouche with early style lock stamp. W carved in grip.

8822: .54 caliber Army and Navy issue, cicrca 1817-120,Est. $1,000-$4,000Lot Passed

Ryan & Watson flintlock pistol. .54 caliber. Engraved: Ryan & Watson flintlock pistol. .54 caliber. Engraved receiver with brass buttplate and trigger guard. Birmingham, England. Ca 1799-1818.

8823: Ryan & Watson flintlock pistol. .54 caliber. EngravedEst. $2,800-$4,800Lot Passed

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Golcher Kentucky full stock percussion rifle. .40: Golcher Kentucky full stock percussion rifle. .40 caliber.

8824: Golcher Kentucky full stock percussion rifle. .40Est. $700-$1,400

Kentucky full stock rifle, maple with set trigger,: Kentucky full stock rifle, maple with set trigger, German silver heart and moon inlay. .40 caliber. Circa 1840. Heavy octagonal barrel.

8825: Kentucky full stock rifle, maple with set trigger,Est. $550-$1,800Lot Passed

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Kentucky .38 caliber full stock rifle, barrel marked: Kentucky .38 caliber full stock rifle, barrel marked FCS, ornate furniture, and patch box.

8826: Kentucky .38 caliber full stock rifle, barrel markedEst. $900-$4,400

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H.E. Leman Kentucky half-stock sporting rifle.: H.E. Leman Kentucky half-stock sporting rifle. Lancaster, Pennslyvania. .38 caliber, set trigger. Leman was best known as a manufacturer of Indian Trade Arms and Kentucky type rifles. They did

8827: H.E. Leman Kentucky half-stock sporting rifle.Est. $750-$2,400

U.S. INDIAN POLICE AGENCY 12 GA PERCUSSION SHOTGUN: ONE OF OUR MORE FASCINATING RELICS, A SAWED OFF 12-GAUGE PERCUSSION SHOTGUN THAT WAS ORIGINALLY COMMISSIONED FOR U.S. TROOPS AT THE BENICIA ARSENAL NEAR SAN FRANCISCO. AT SOME POINT IT MADE IT INTO

8828: U.S. INDIAN POLICE AGENCY 12 GA PERCUSSION SHOTGUNEst. $1,800-$4,000Lot Passed

Display entitled "The Evolution of Firearms" which: Display entitled "The Evolution of Firearms" which includes examples of Matchlock, Wheel Lock, Century Flntlock, Percussion Lock and Lantaka Swivel Gun Cannon.

8829: Display entitled "The Evolution of Firearms" whichEst. $26,000-$55,000Lot Passed

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Parry W. Porter Revolving Turret Rifle. Exceedingly: Parry W. Porter Revolving Turret Rifle. Exceedingly rare, early 1850s percussion 9-shot revolver, .44 caliber rifle. Marked: Address P.W. Porter New York, Patent 1851. Serial nimber 604, which

8830: Parry W. Porter Revolving Turret Rifle. ExceedinglyEst. $3,500-$15,000

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