WASHINGTON ARMS CO. SIX-BARREL PEPPERBOX PISTOL

1863 patent date, with serial # 12932, six shot cylinder

A Bayard Arms Co. Double Barrel Shotgun. Featuring the 'Bayard' trademark and registration date of 1892, it is a 12-gauge hammer shotgun with a fluid steel barrel and double trigger Barrel length: 22"

Antique Henry Arms Co. Damascus Barrel Side by Side Shotgun. 12 Ga. 30" barrels marked "Fine Damascus, Belgium". Mule ear hammers. Checkered walnut Stock and forend. Serial # 26924 (matching). 46-1/2"

Edward F. Caldwell & Co. Six Arm Black and Gold Chandelier with Eagle Motif. Gilt Bronze Mounted Eagles with Black and Gold Design 22 W x 27 H. This piece is not marked, however we have identified two

Great looking antique shotgun by Lefever Arms Co. This double barrel shotgun has a serial number of 13690 making from 1890. and has patent information with the last date being 1887. As there are no fa

American, circa 1878-1887. Probably Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. Six miscellaneous short barrel form salt shakers in amber, blue, and green with period tin lids. 2.5"h. From the collection of the late

ANTIQUE REMINGTON ARMS CO. MODEL 1889 SIDE-BY-SIDE DOUBLE BARREL HAMMER SHOTGUN - MEASURES APPROX. 46 3/4" LONG -if necessary, TRANSFER PAPERWORK WILL BE HANDLED BY "BENNINGTON ARMORY, LLC" IN BENNING

Has the nylon stock and forearm overall 44" Long 28" Barrel Savage Arms Co., minor rust accumulating on receiver

Antique Double Barrel Shotgun, Keystone Arms Co. Belgium. Pat 1883. Measures 46 3/4". Had Manual Hammers, Double Triggers. It is unknown when this collector item was last fired but certainly it will r

A reproduction Charleville flintlock musket with bayonet engraved "MADE IN JAPAN", likely by Miroku and also engraved "NAVY ARMS CO. RIDGEFIELD N.J. U.S.A." Approximate barrel length of Charleville 42

NEW YORK, CIRCA 1914 A Hunter Arms double barrel hammerless shotgun. Stamped "L.C. SMITH" on action, "L.C.SMITH FIELD GRADE", and "HUNTER ARMS CO. MFRS FULTON NY" on barrel. Measures 44" long

Crate & Barrel group of six upholstered side arm chairs, raised on tapered square wood legs, with "made in th USA" maker label to underside. Each: 40.5" H x 24.5" W x 21.5" D; seated: 19".

Cast Iron .10 GA. Patented 1901. 12 inch barrel, overall 17 inches.

A large and unusual, working and firing W. R. A. Co. toy cannon, embossed on both sides. Some pitting to the cannon barrel. Condition: (Very Good). Dimensions: 18" x 6 - 1/2" x 7".CORRECTION: Title Up

Side by side double barrel shotgun in 12 gauge, s/n (or patent no.) 47779 overall: 46 in. (long) Provenance: Descended through an old Pound Ridge, NY family n.b. cannot fire modern ammo

Description - Set of six Young MFG Co. dining chairs. Dimensions - Arm - 39" x 22" x 23"

Pair of Allen and Thurber Pepperbox Percussion Pistols, .34 caliber, serial number 363 and 436, visible to cylinders. Left side of hammers stamped "ALLENS PATENT", barrels stamped "Allen & Thurber", "

Remington Model 11-48 Semi-Automatic 28-Gauge ShotgunRemington Arms Co., Ilion, New York, serial number 4015375, ribbed 24-5/8 in. barrel, blued finish, walnut forestock and butt. Will require FFL tra

Six Tiffany & Co. Partial Gilt Silver Barrel-Form Salt Cellars, New York, New York, circa

ASSORTED TRANSPORTATION ADVERTISING PAPERWEIGHTS, LOT OF SIX, comprising Walker-Lewis Carriage Co., Goshen, IN; Buffalo Spring and Gear Co., Buffalo, NY; John P. Lovell Arms Co. manufacturer of Lovell

Dinging chairs, set of six, Johnson Furniture Co, USA, mahogany, vinyl. Arm chairs- 25 1/2w x 25d x 32h. Side chairs 23w x 24d x 32h, seat height 18h.

Two Crosman Arms Co., Rochester, NY air guns. Both functioning and in excellent condition. Wooden stocks and metal barrels. One Model 140. Both made in the 1924 period as 22 caliber. See photos. Pleas

MT. WASHINGTON BURMESE RIBBED - BARREL MUSTARD POT, undecorated, glossy finish, period quadruple-plate hinged lid and spoon. Mt. Washington Glass Co. Fourth quarter 19th century. 4 3/8" HOA.Provenance

MT. WASHINGTON BURMESE SEVEN-PIECE WATER SET, plush, comprising a tankard-form water pitcher and six tumblers, each with a polished pontil mark. Mt. Washington Glass Co. Fourth quarter 19th century. 9