Hardesty Western Collection Day 3 2014-11-02 Auction - 862 Price Results - Dan Morphy Auctions in PA - Page 4
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Colt 3rd Model Dragoon Revolver & Shoulder Stock.P.W. Porter (Attributed) Revolving Turret Rifle.Col. W.F. Cody's Personal Colt Revolver.**
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Denver, PA, United States
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Hardesty Western Collection Day 3

Dan Hardesty was destined to own a museum, one way or another. His recognition of antiques as important historical objects began at the tender age of six. A mere three years later, at age nine, Dan precociously purchased his first collectible - a cowboy holster. It was a milestone moment for the youngster - one that, unwittingly, would set him on the path to becoming the indomitable force he is today in the field of Old West material. Dan is no one-trick pony when it comes to antiques in general. There are few categories that he doesn't know something about. His early interests, Dan recalled, included 'good lamps and music boxes - the type Morphy's sells.' In time, he added antique guns and Western and Civil War memorabilia to the list of objects that filled his house, wall to wall and floor to ceiling. When his collections outgrew the available space in which to display them at his home, Dan took decisive action and purchased a three-story brick building in Franklin, Pa., which formerly had been used as an armory. Investing substantial amounts of time and money, Dan set about achieving his vision of creating a museum where he could showcase and share his collections. In 1984, he opened the doors to a wonderland of Americana, his now-legendary Wild West Museum. The warren-like rooms in Dan's one of a kind historical attraction took the visitor on a visual journey through the wild and woolly landscape of how the West was won. Nowhere else could you see such a comprehensive array of relics - including saddles, firearms, military uniforms and Native-American artifacts - or sub-collections focused on Buffalo Bill and other 19th-century personalities; 101 Ranch and similar 19th-century frontier entertainment troupes...
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C. Sharps 4 Barrel Pocket Pistol.: Serial No. 6703. .30 caliber rimfire. 3" barrels. Brown patina. Not working. Unclean brass. Fine grips.
1772: C. Sharps 4 Barrel Pocket Pistol.Est. $250-$350
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Starr Arms 4 Barrel Pocket Pistol.: Tip-up. Not working. Push button trigger. Brass frame dated "May 10th". .30 caliber rimfire. No finish.
1773: Starr Arms 4 Barrel Pocket Pistol.Est. $150-$250
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Winchester Model 1866 Rifle.: Serial No. 27722. Standard rifle with 24" octagon barrel, full magazine, and rifle butt plate. The barrel and tube have been re-blued. A sight blank has been filled in the middle of the barrel.
1774: Winchester Model 1866 Rifle.Est. $2,000-$2,500
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Winchester Model 1866 Musket (Belgium).: Serial No. 50409. Manufactured in 1871. The blued finishes on this gun have been refinished, markings are stong, left side has Belgium proofs, barrel cut off at front end to 26", brass is clean,
1775: Winchester Model 1866 Musket (Belgium).Est. $1,500-$2,500
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Heavy Bench/Civil War Scoped Sniper Rifle.: Fine R.C. Rice Warren, Ohio. Most of these heavy bench rifles were individually made during the 1850-60’s by custom gunsmiths and saw heavy service during the Civil War by snipers on both sides of
1776: Heavy Bench/Civil War Scoped Sniper Rifle.Est. $3,000-$4,000
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Heavy Bench Target/Civil War Sniper Rifle.: With Malcolm scope. Impressive 28” octagon barrel with 2” false muzzle. This 31 pound rifle is an under hammer design with an original Wm Malcolm scope that measures 26”. The barrel is
1777: Heavy Bench Target/Civil War Sniper Rifle.Est. $3,000-$6,000
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Reid "My Friend Knuckle Duster" Pistol.: Serial No. 6624. 50% original finish. In working order.
1779: Reid "My Friend Knuckle Duster" Pistol.Est. $700-$900
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Extremely Rare Marston 3 Shot Pocket Pistol.: Serial No. 0123. .31 caliber. Not working. Brown patina on barrels. Unclean brass.
1780: Extremely Rare Marston 3 Shot Pocket Pistol.Est. $1,200-$1,500
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Remington Vest Pocket Pistol.: No serial number. These were termed the number one saw handle Deringer. .22 rimfire single shot, 3-1/4” round barrel, walnut grips. Made 1865 – 1888. Gun has been re-blued and has no serial
1781: Remington Vest Pocket Pistol.Est. $150-$200
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Remington Vest Pocket Pistol.: Serial No. 3142. These were termed the number one saw handle Deringer. .22 rimfire, single shot, 3-1/4” round barrel, walnut grips. Made 1865 – 1888. Fair bore. No finish. Not working.
1782: Remington Vest Pocket Pistol.Est. $75-$100
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Remington Vest Pocket Pistol.: Cleaning removed serial number and barrel markings. These were termed the number one saw handle Deringer. .22 rimfire, single shot, 3-1/4” round barrel, walnut grips. Made 1865 – 1888. No
1783: Remington Vest Pocket Pistol.Est. $75-$100
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Remington Vest Pocket Pistol.: Serial No. 12966. These were termed the number one saw handle Deringer. .22 rimfire, single shot, 3-1/4” round barrel, walnut grips. Made 1865 – 1888. Fair bore. Not working. No finish.
1784: Remington Vest Pocket Pistol.Est. $100-$150
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Remington Vest Pocket Pistol.: Engraved over serial number. These were termed the number one saw handle Deringer. .22 rimfire, single shot, 3-1/4” round barrel, walnut grips. Made 1865 – 1888. Larger model, a .30 caliber
1785: Remington Vest Pocket Pistol.Est. $125-$150
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H&R Top Break .38 S&W.**: Serial No. 387211. Working. All brown. Freckled.
1786: H&R Top Break .38 S&W.**Est. $50-$75
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H&R .38 S&W Hammerless Top Break.**: Serial No. 99450. 75% original nickel. Works fine.
1787: H&R .38 S&W Hammerless Top Break.**Est. $50-$75
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H&R .22 Top Break.**: No serial number. 80% nickel. 5" double action .22. Working.
1788: H&R .22 Top Break.**Est. $50-$75
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H&R Young American Double Action .22.**: Serial No. 489900. Works. 85% original blue.
1791: H&R Young American Double Action .22.**Est. $50-$75
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H&R Young American Double Action .22.**: Serial No. 238150. Works. 85% original nickel.
1792: H&R Young American Double Action .22.**Est. $50-$75
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H&A Top Break .32.**: Double action. Hammerless. 75% oroginal blue. Needs trigger return spring.
1793: H&A Top Break .32.**Est. $25-$50
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H&R Engraved Top Break .32.**: No serial number. Nicely engraved, much origjnal nickel. Pearl grips. Double action. Works fine.
1794: H&R Engraved Top Break .32.**Est. $50-$100
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Iver Johnson Top Break .22.**: Serial No. A52310. All brown. Surface rust. Not working.
1795: Iver Johnson Top Break .22.**Est. $25-$50
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