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Dave Taylor's Gun & Civil War Auction #8

Very Fine Cond Colt 1849 Pocket Revolver

Confederate Enfield Captured at Spanish Fort

Gwyn & Campbell Union Rifle Cavalry Carbine

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Sylvania, OH, United States

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Dave Taylor's Gun & Civil War Auction #8

Dave Taylor's Civil War Antiques Online Auctions

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Our end of 2021 sale is full of great military and historical antiques, oddities, and curiosities. Guns, firearms, Colt revolvers, Civil war muskets, rifles, carbines, swords, sabers, relics, buttons, documents, autographs, photography including daguerreotype, ambrotype, tintype, CDV, etc... No Reserves. Everything guaranteed genuine and as described.

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Civil War Artillery Shell Parrott: weight 10lb, 8.5in long, 3in diameter. Here is an excavated Civil War Federal 3” field artillery projectile often referred to as a ten-pound Parrott shell. In good excavated condition, the

0025: Civil War Artillery Shell ParrottEst. US$100-US$200

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Gwyn & Campbell Union Rifle Cavalry Carbine: High finish Civil War Gwyn & Campbell cavalry carbine. NRA fine ++ condition. 100% original. 100% complete. Mechanically perfect. This piece retains 70% original factory blue and case hardened

0026: Gwyn & Campbell Union Rifle Cavalry CarbineEst. US$2,500-US$3,500

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Civil War Merrill Cavalry Carbine: Nice original, breech-loading carbine produced by H. Merrill of Baltimore, MD. Has the brass trigger guard, brass butt plate, single brass barrel band and patch box. Weapon has a 22 1/8” long

0027: Civil War Merrill Cavalry CarbineEst. US$1,500-US$2,000

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ww2 World War Two Insignia medal and book: World War 2 unit patch for Sun Downers. Good conduct medal. 1944 pamphlet identifying US Armed Forces Insignia and a couple other trinkets. This can be shipped/mailed by US Mail for $2.00

0028: ww2 World War Two Insignia medal and bookEst. US$10-US$100

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World War One or Spanish American War Binoculars: WW1 WWI World War 1 French made binoculars and original leather case. Overall VG with some tears in the leather case. Owners name Stegley is scratched into the leather on one tube. Marked made in

0029: World War One or Spanish American War BinocularsEst. US$50-US$200

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Civil War Spencer Infantry Rifle.: This one has seen the elephant. Poor storage has uniformly pitted all the steel on this rifle, except near the muzzle where the bayonet remained in place for a century or so. All original and

0030: Civil War Spencer Infantry Rifle.Est. US$1,000-US$2,000Lot Passed

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Spanish American War or WW1 Binoculars: WW1 WWI World War 1 French made binoculars and original leather case. Overall VG with some tears in the leather case. This pair dates 1890s to 1920 era. My feeling is they are 1914 to 1918 period.

0031: Spanish American War or WW1 BinocularsEst. US$100-US$200

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Under Hammer Percussion Pocket Rifle: Super Antique under-hammer single shot percussion pistol likely made by Allen & Thuber. 6 inch octagon to round barrel, pinched post front sight, fixed rear sight, smooth trigger, and smooth

0032: Under Hammer Percussion Pocket RifleEst. US$500-US$1,000

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Williamson's Pat Oct. 1866 New York Pistol: Antique Williamson's Patent Single Shot Cartridge Derringer, .41 RF cal., 2.5'' round barrel with a blade front sight, marked ''Williamson's Pat. Oct. 2, 1866 New York'' on top flat and has long

0033: Williamson's Pat Oct. 1866 New York PistolEst. US$500-US$800

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54 Caliber Child's Musket and Bayonet: A real musket and bayonet in all respects... just smaller, about 2/3rds scale. Measures 38 inches overall length. 24 inch barrel roughly .50 caliber. Sometimes referred to as cadet muskets, they

0034: 54 Caliber Child's Musket and BayonetEst. US$1,000-US$2,000

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Engraved Manhattan Pocket Revolver 31 Cal: Manufactured from 1858 to 1862, this is a Pocket Model with the December 27, 1859 patent date stamped on the underside of the frame and New York address stamped on the top barrel flat. The frame has

0035: Engraved Manhattan Pocket Revolver 31 CalEst. US$500-US$700

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High Quality Engraved Percussion Jaeger Rifle 1840s: German percussion double set-trigger Jaeger rifle signed on the swamped barrel, -Coster & Reidelbach in Niedermeisser-. Appears to be 50 caliber or more. My resources shed little light on this maker

0036: High Quality Engraved Percussion Jaeger Rifle 1840sEst. US$1,000-US$2,000Lot Passed

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Stocking & Co Cast Steel Percussion Boot Pistol: These 1840s-50 era long barrel single shot pistols were frequently marketed as Pocket Rifles... This one was made by Stocking & Co. Worcester, Mass and is so marked. 12 inches overall length. About

0037: Stocking & Co Cast Steel Percussion Boot PistolEst. US$500-US$800

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Early Civil War Smith & Wesson Army Revolver: Smith and Wesson No.2 Army revolver, 32 caliber. The most modern design of all the Civil War six shooters. Serial 15,924 which is in the exact middle of Civil War produced guns. NRA Very

0038: Early Civil War Smith & Wesson Army RevolverEst. US$700-US$1,000

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US Model 1819 Pistol Converted for Civil War.: Simeon North Model 1819 Flintlock Pistol Converted to Percussion. .54 Caliber smooth bore. Inspected and stamped -US- on barrel at breech. Sliding hammer safety filled in, probably at time of

0039: US Model 1819 Pistol Converted for Civil War.Est. US$700-US$1,200

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MINT English Tower Percussion Martial Pistol: Absolutely stunning condition... damn near new. As close to mint as you can find. English .65 caliber EIG pattern 1858 Indian Service percussion pistol manufactured for the British government by the

0040: MINT English Tower Percussion Martial PistolEst. US$1,500-US$2,500

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1860 Kentucky Rifle Signed White from Connecticut: A nice single-shot percussion rifle fully stocked to the muzzle, with brass buttplate, triggerguard with handrail, and nosecap. The octagonal to round barrel is smooth metal showing brown at the

0041: 1860 Kentucky Rifle Signed White from ConnecticutEst. US$500-US$2,000

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SCARCE LIGHT BLUE NEW YORK DEPOT CIVIL WAR CANTEEN: Regulation Union army canteens were covered in a variety of cloth and colors. This one uses a visually pleasing light blue cover that shows wear to the nap, but a lot of color and has good seams,

0042: SCARCE LIGHT BLUE NEW YORK DEPOT CIVIL WAR CANTEENEst. US$300-US$500

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CIVIL WAR CANTEEN BROUGHT HOME BY VETERAN: This is the regulation issue Civil War Union army canteen, oblate spheroid as the army termed it, made of stamped tinned iron with three brackets for a shoulder strap and a pewter spout. This has

0043: CIVIL WAR CANTEEN BROUGHT HOME BY VETERANEst. US$100-US$200

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CIVIL WAR INFANTRY CARTRIDGE BOX, CAP BOX AND BELT: This is a standard issue Civil War cartridge box issued to infantrymen armed with the typical .58 caliber rifle musket. The box shows the mark of Haedrich of Philsdelphia, a large contractor for

0044: CIVIL WAR INFANTRY CARTRIDGE BOX, CAP BOX AND BELTEst. US$300-US$500

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US Civil War Belt Buckle: This is the standard Union infantry belt plate of the Civil War. Introduced in 1839, these were made of rolled stamped brass with a lead solder filled back to retain the fastening hooks. This has a

0045: US Civil War Belt BuckleEst. US$200-US$300

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1853 John Brown Martially Marked Sharps Carbine: A top shelf example of the '53 Slant Breech -John Brown- Sharps carbine that was military issued. Brass mounted, Sharps carbines are about the most attractive military arms available to collectors.

0046: 1853 John Brown Martially Marked Sharps CarbineEst. US$3,500-US$4,500

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11th MAINE PRESENTATION FOOT OFFICER SWORD: This regulation Model 1850 foot officer sword by Horstmann is engraved on the upper mount: Presented to Lieut. Randall Libby 2nd By His Friends at Home DATE. Libby was from Porter, Maine, and was

0047: 11th MAINE PRESENTATION FOOT OFFICER SWORDEst. US$2,000-US$3,000Lot Passed

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M1840 NCO Sword Ames Dated 1864: This is a nice Ames made Model 1840 NCO dated 1864 with matching TKL inspector marks on the sword and on the scabbard drag showing they have been together forever. We know of at least one volunteer

0048: M1840 NCO Sword Ames Dated 1864Est. US$400-US$500

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