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A Smith and Wesson 1st Model Schofield Revolver: Manufactured 1875-'78 in a run of about 3,000, distinguished by a pointed latch at the top break and a circle around an associated screw; .45 caliber, special S&W Schofield cartridge; the barrel, 7 in

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A Smith and Wesson 1st Model Schofield Revolver

Alex CooperTowson, MD

A Lee Metford Model 1888 MKII Bayonet: Bayonet stamped "WD" and crown over "E," to one side; the other side marked with a crown over "VR,07,04," and "F," also with a crown over "B?5," and "8-91"; head of bayonet stamped "21," on one side;

2026

A Lee Metford Model 1888 MKII Bayonet

Alex CooperTowson, MD

Aston & Co. Model 1842 Percussion Pistol: Middletown, CT., dated 1851; the last single shot pistol ordered by the government - about 6000 were produced and delivered between 1842 and '52 smoothbore muzzleloader, with half-cock and full-cock f

2026

Aston & Co. Model 1842 Percussion Pistol

Alex CooperTowson, MD

A W.H. Horstmann & Sons Foot Officers Sword: Gebruder Weyersberg Solingen model 1850, Philadelphia; heavily engraved blade, but worn; one side stamped with "E Pluribus Unum," and the American shield; the other side marked with large "U.S.," and

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A W.H. Horstmann & Sons Foot Officers Sword

Alex CooperTowson, MD

A Remington Model 1875 Army Revolver: Made between 1875 and '89, in a total run of about 30,000 weapons; single action; .44 caliber cartridge; the barrel, 7 3/8 in. L; swivel ring attached to bottom of grip; stamped "E. Remington and Sons

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A Remington Model 1875 Army Revolver

Alex CooperTowson, MD

A Springfield American Indian Trade Carbine Rifle: Model 1842, decorated with upholstery tacks and feather; .69 caliber; the barrel, 25 in. L; lock plate stamped "U.S.," below an American eagle; "Springfield 1849;" 41 1/2 in. L, overall Provenance: Fr

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A Springfield American Indian Trade Carbine Rifle

Alex CooperTowson, MD

A Prussian Model 1809 Percussion Rifle: Potsdam, 1834; percussion rifle originally made as a flintlock; .71 caliber; the barrel, 41 in. L; leather shoulder strap; bayonet; proof marks on left side brass, left side barrel end, and barrel ban

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A Prussian Model 1809 Percussion Rifle

Alex CooperTowson, MD

A Triplett & Scott Repeating Carbine Rifle: Manufactured by Meriden Mfg. Co., circa 1864, under contract with State of Kentucky, following the patent of Louis Triplett and W. Scott of Columbia, Ky., in a total run of about 5,000 for use of the

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A Triplett & Scott Repeating Carbine Rifle

Alex CooperTowson, MD

A Greene Model 1857 Bolt Action Rifle: An underhammer percussion rifle, distinguished as the first bolt-action rifle adopted by the U.S. Army; .53 caliber; the barrel, 36 in. L; tip-up rear sight and bead front; shoulder strap of the perio

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A Greene Model 1857 Bolt Action Rifle

Alex CooperTowson, MD

An American Double-Barrel Percussion Shotgun: Circa late 19th century; no visible markings, likely rubbed; .69 caliber; 32 in. L, barrel; checkered grip and decoration in wood; with ram rod; operations functional; 45 1/2 in. L, overall Provenance

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An American Double-Barrel Percussion Shotgun

Alex CooperTowson, MD

An American Powder Horn: 18th century, with later incised schematic map of Revolutionary War sites in New York state; cow horn with wooden plug secured with copper tacks, the plug centered with a brass post and suspension rin

2026

An American Powder Horn

Alex CooperTowson, MD

A Springfield Model 1816, Type III Musket, 1839: Originally made as a flintlock, converted to percussion in the 1850s; .69 caliber; the barrel, 42 in. L; leather shoulder strap; regulation bayonet; the lock plate marked "U.S.," and American eagle ma

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A Springfield Model 1816, Type III Musket, 1839

Alex CooperTowson, MD

A Remington Model 1889 Double Barrel Shotgun: Serial number 70746, marked on flat, along with numbers "198, 56," and "2;" 12 gauge, Damascus steel barrels, 28 1/4 in. L; marked "Remington Arms Co., Ilion, NY, USA," on barrel tops; "Remington Arms

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A Remington Model 1889 Double Barrel Shotgun

Alex CooperTowson, MD

A British Enfield Snider Conversion Rifle: Tower Armory, London, dated 1862; percussion muzzleloader; 577 caliber; the barrel, 31 in. L; leather shoulder strap; marked "1862, Tower," with proof mark in front of hammer and stamped with crown, "

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A British Enfield Snider Conversion Rifle

Alex CooperTowson, MD

A Pettengill Belt Revolver: Rogers, Spencer & Co, Willow Vale, NY; made without serial numbers, the Army received 2,001 of these, but they were unreliable in the field and never widely used; double action percussion firing mecha

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A Pettengill Belt Revolver

Alex CooperTowson, MD

A Gebruder Weyersberg Solingen Bayonet: Circa 1862; brass hilted; stamped "GWB," in circle, with a letter "G," to one side; the other side marked with a crown over "W62," and crown over "P"; the hilt marked "EC 123," as well as the hilt gua

2026

A Gebruder Weyersberg Solingen Bayonet

Alex CooperTowson, MD

A Daniel Nippes Model 1840 Percussion Musket: Daniel Nippes, Mill Creek, Pa., 1848; Percussion conversion musket; .69 caliber; the barrel, 42 in. L; leather shoulder strap; the lock plate marked "D. Nippes, US," in front of hammer and "Mill Creek

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A Daniel Nippes Model 1840 Percussion Musket

Alex CooperTowson, MD

A Spencer Model 1865 Carbine Rifle: Serial number 12591, marked on back of receiver; lever action .56/50 caliber rimfire; the barrel, 28 in. L; sliding saddle ring on a raised bar; calibrated tip-up rear sight and tall bladed lug front

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A Spencer Model 1865 Carbine Rifle

Alex CooperTowson, MD

Colt Model 1860 Richards Conversion Army Revolver: Serial number 190774, stamped in four places on underside; beginning in 1871, constructed from unused interchangeable parts of Model 1860 percussion revolvers with newly-made cartridge cylinders and o

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Colt Model 1860 Richards Conversion Army Revolver

Alex CooperTowson, MD

A Harper's Ferry Model 1803 Flintlock Musket: Dated 1815; .54 caliber; the barrel, 33 in. L; the lock plate stamped with an American eagle and "Harper's Ferry, 1815;" the patchbox cover also engraved; 50 in. L, overall Provenance: From The Estate

2026

A Harper's Ferry Model 1803 Flintlock Musket

Alex CooperTowson, MD

A Lamson & Co., Palmer Model 1864 Carbine Rifle: Windsor, Vt., dated 1865; no serial number, but only about 1,000 were made; .50-50 caliber; the barrel, 20 in. L; saddle ring; the lock plate marked, "E.G. Lamson & Co., Windsor V.T., U.S.," and "1865

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A Lamson & Co., Palmer Model 1864 Carbine Rifle

Alex CooperTowson, MD

A Swedish Rolling Block Rifle: Model 1867, 1874, and 1912; 12.17X44 caliber; the barrel, 36 in. L; with a leather shoulder strap; "H. 1873," marked on right side of receiver; partial stamp at back barrel top; "218," marked on left

2026

A Swedish Rolling Block Rifle

Alex CooperTowson, MD

A Knights of Columbus Ceremonial Sword: A Knights of Columbus Ceremonial Sword and Scabbard With engraved blade and figural pommel. Total length: 37 in. L: 37 W: 5 1/4 in. From the Estate of John A. Davidson, Jr. Proceeds to benefit the APL

2026

A Knights of Columbus Ceremonial Sword

Gray's AuctioneersCleveland, OH

MHS Cutlery Steel Fixed Blade Hunting Knife Wood Epoxy Resin Style Handle: Fixed blade hunting knife by MHS Cutlery featuring a textured steel blade. The handle features a contoured, multi-colored wood/epoxy resin-style grip with metal mosaic pin accents. Includes a fit

2026

MHS Cutlery Steel Fixed Blade Hunting Knife Wood Epoxy Resin Style Handle

Rapid Estate Liquidators and Auction GalleryOrlando, FL

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