Dave Taylor's Civil War Auction 17

Dead Real Texas Confederate's Inscribed Colt 3rd Model Dragoon.

Important Lincoln Assassination CDV Photo

Confederate Kerr Sharpshooter's rifle among the rarest of all Confederate guns

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Sylvania, OH, United States

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Dave Taylor's Civil War Auction 17

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Civil War and other antique Guns, swords, historical Curiosities, Civil War antiques, early photographs, Militaria, Currier and Ives, Pocket watches, Colt revolvers, Flintlock pistols and muskets, percussion muskets, carbines militaria, ephemera, knives, tintypes, ambrotypes, buckles, relics and more.

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1855 Harpers Ferry patch box rifle musket: One of the iconic longarms of the Civil War is this Patchbox '55 The model was made at Springfield and Harpers Ferry, with the Harpers Ferry, Virginia versions being many times rarer than their

0001: 1855 Harpers Ferry patch box rifle musket

Est.

$2,500

$3,500

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Evansville Indiana Kentucky rifle Civil War era: A very handsome and high quality half stock Kentucky rifle with octagon 36 caliber rifled barrel. Made by Charles Keller ca 1860 and marked on top of the barrel C. Keller Evansville Indiana. Charles

0002: Evansville Indiana Kentucky rifle Civil War era

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$500

$1,000

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Confederate Kerr Sharpshooter's rifle among the rarest of all Confederate guns: I obtained this well used English Kerr rifle directly from the descendants of the West Virginia, Union Army officer who brought it home. I also obtained some badges and personal items of his. The

0003: Confederate Kerr Sharpshooter's rifle among the rarest of all Confederate guns

Est.

$4,000

$8,000

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Fine condition War of 1812 Flintlock fusil musket: A strikingly handsome and finely crafted original flintlock fusil ca 1790 to 1810. Unsigned and not proofed. This beauty has English lines but the lock looks like New England militia and the stock

0004: Fine condition War of 1812 Flintlock fusil musket

Est.

$1,500

$2,500

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Civil War Cavalry Burnside carbine: Model 1864, 5th model Burnside. .54 caliber manufactured by the Burnside Rifle Co., in Providence, Rhode Island. Approximately 43,000 carbines of this model were produced. This last model featured

0005: Civil War Cavalry Burnside carbine

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$1,000

$1,600

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Indian War Springfield trapdoor carbine dated 1873: Attic grungy and worn Indian War 45/70 Springfield cavalry carbine. 100% original and completely genuine. The receiver serial number of 177366 was produced between April and June 1882. Lock is the

0006: Indian War Springfield trapdoor carbine dated 1873

Est.

$1,000

$2,000

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Model 1860 Spencer 7 shot repeating rifle.: A very solid representative example of the very desirable Spencer repeating rifle. This one is very early production. Attic found condition. 100% original 100% complete mechanically perfect.

0007: Model 1860 Spencer 7 shot repeating rifle.

Est.

$2,500

$3,000

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Original Flint Smith Cogswell War of 1812 Musket.: This is a very nice 1808 style .72 caliber American flintlock musket by Smith Cogswell of Albany NY circa 1811 - 1814. Smith Cogswell made militia contract muskets for New York in the war of 1812.

0008: Original Flint Smith Cogswell War of 1812 Musket.

Est.

$2,000

$2,500

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Cased Civil War officers epaulettes 6th Infantry: Excellent condition Civil War first Lieutenant's gold bullion shoulder epaulets in the original tin carrying case . Each epaulette carries the numeral six and a first lieutenants rank bar . Also the

0009: Cased Civil War officers epaulettes 6th Infantry

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$500

$750

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Wild West Gambler's or Saloon Gal's Revolver: Little bitty 22 revolver made by Bacon Arms Company 1869 into the 1870s.. Perfect gambler or sporting lady's revolver. 100% original 100% complete, Mechanically perfect.Add $20.00 for materials,

0010: Wild West Gambler's or Saloon Gal's Revolver

Est.

$150

$350

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Looks like a Confederate Cook & Brother Civil War Rifle: The world-s cheapest Cook and Brother 2 band rifle -look alike-. Incredibly crude, shows hard use and crude period repairs. Like the Cook this is based on the English 2-Band Enfield rifle. My guess

0011: Looks like a Confederate Cook & Brother Civil War Rifle

Est.

$300

$500

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Extra Nice 1853 Sharps Slant Breech Carbine: This is the desirable John Brown model 1853 slant-breech carbine , .52 caliber percussion. Sharp’s produced approximately 9,000 M1853 carbines during 1853-1854. The Model 1853 is and has always

0012: Extra Nice 1853 Sharps Slant Breech Carbine

Est.

$3,500

$4,500

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Metropolitan Navy revolver marked by Dimick: One of the rarest Civil War revolvers you will encounter. Only 100 of these Colt look-alikes were marked H.E. Dimick St. Louis. Dimick was an established gun dealer in the Gateway to the West. This

0013: Metropolitan Navy revolver marked by Dimick

Est.

$3,000

$4,000

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Really great 18th century flintlock pistol by E Newton Grantham: Circa 1750 Large Queen Anne style silver inlaid Cannon Barrel flintlock pistol marked E. Newton at the breech and Grantham (town in Lincolnshire) on top of the barrel. About 52 caliber. Original

0014: Really great 18th century flintlock pistol by E Newton Grantham

Est.

$1,500

$3,000

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Third Model Colt Dragoon all matched Martial: Top notch martially marked Colt 3rd model Dragoon revolver. 100% original, 100% complete, mechanically perfect. All serial numbers match including the wedge. Metal is overall steel Gray. There is a

0015: Third Model Colt Dragoon all matched Martial

Est.

$4,500

$6,500

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Patriotic Gutta Percha Smoking Pipe George Washington: This is one of my favorite personal items. Excellent condition 1860s molded black gutta percha smoking pipe embossed with a bust of George Washington on the front. Smoking pipes and smoking

0016: Patriotic Gutta Percha Smoking Pipe George Washington

Est.

$300

$500

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Pepperbox Dragoon Pistol - Allen & Thurber 49er Model.: Gold rush 49er dragoon pepperbox with ribbed barrels. These large heavy dragoon models are the rarest and most sought of American pepperbox pistols. They are extremely scarce. This one has the

0017: Pepperbox Dragoon Pistol - Allen & Thurber 49er Model.

Est.

$1,500

$2,000

Lot Passed

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US Martial 1871 Remington Rolling Block pistol: Very good to fine condition with excellent walnut grip and forend, smooth plum barrel with thinning blue finish, and hints of case color on the frame. Markings include REMINGTON-S ILION, N.Y.

0018: US Martial 1871 Remington Rolling Block pistol

Est.

$1,200

$1,600

Colt Army revolver issued to Indian Fighters: Civil War Colt 44 reissued to Indian fighters. After the Civil War between 1,000 and 1,500 Colt army revolvers were refurbished and marked U S on their triggerguard plates, forward of the

0019: Colt Army revolver issued to Indian Fighters

Est.

$2,000

$2,500

Lot Passed

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1855 Springfield pistol carbine with stock: One of the most unusual US martial weapons in the collecting world. Roughly 4000 of these pistol carbines were manufactured by Springfield Arsenal in the mid 1850s. Despite the fact that six shot

0020: 1855 Springfield pistol carbine with stock

Est.

$2,500

$3,000

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Brass Barrel Flintlock blunderbuss: Iconic 18th century Old Fashioned blunderbuss. The things that the Pilgrims and Pirates carried. Fine condition with handsome brass barrel marked DUBLIN. The lock is signed by maker J. GRAY, this

0021: Brass Barrel Flintlock blunderbuss

Est.

$2,000

$3,000

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US Model 1841 Mississippi rifle by E Whitney: These handsome brass bound percussion rifles are believed by many to be the most attractive US infantry rifles ever produced. Nearly 100,000 were produced in total. E. Whitney supplied 26,500 and

0022: US Model 1841 Mississippi rifle by E Whitney

Est.

$1,500

$2,000

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1847 US Cavalry Musketoon: One of the rarer US martial longarms and in top shelf condition. These brass bound dragoon guns are seldom found this nice. 6703 were produced at Springfield between 1848 and 1854. This one has

0023: 1847 US Cavalry Musketoon

Est.

$2,500

$3,500

SOLD

World War 1 Bugle 1917: Outstanding attic condition regulation US Army contract bugle from World War One wwi ww1. Perfect undisturbed age patina. Full contractor markings by Millard. Dated 1917. Note the clip art photo

0024: World War 1 Bugle 1917

Est.

$100

$200

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