An M71 Carbine by Spandau

Artist: Andy Warhol Title: Italian Carbine Year: 1968 Dimensions: 21.5in. by 21.25in. Edition: From the rare limited edition Publisher: Racolin Press Inc. Briar

Sixth plate ambrotype portrait. Full leatherette case. A striking portrait of a triple-armed Confederate soldier, most likely a cavalryman due to the M1859 Sharps carbine he displays for the camera. "

ORIGINAL MODEL 1873, SERIAL NUMBER 476714, 38 CARBINE. INCLUDES LETTER FROM THE BUFFALO BILL CENTER OF THE WEST, CODY FIREARMS MUSEUM. OVERALL GOOD CONDITION, OLDER REPAIR TO THE BUTT-STOCK.

Sharps model 1859, 52 caliber, with iron furniture and patch box. Used extensively during the Civil War. Serial number 85XXX.

Sharps New Model 1859 Carbine, .52 caliber, serial #80557 on tang. Iron mounts and patchbox, walnut stock, barrel marked "New Model 1859", the right side with "C. SHARPS' PAT OCT 5TH 1852", and the le

An 1864 50 caliber split breech carbine. These were produced in limited numbers at the end of the civil war. These were a single shot carbine using the split breech method that took several steps to l

Sharps Carbine Old patina & oxidation. Barrel L 21" Serial # C, 27602.

SMITH BREECH LOADING SINGLE SHOT PERCUSSION 0.50 CALIBER CARBINE WITH SADDLE BAR #231 Left side of receiver marked with both the Manufactured by the American Machine Works, Springfield, MA mark and Po

US Military 30 M1 Carbine Bolt Action, IBM #3723457, overall 35 1/2" long, excellent.

21" barrel stamped "EAW" on ring mount circa 1860

1850 Spencer Repeating Carbine, 22" bbl, 50 cal, SN 60951, marked faintly on top of frame, only ___Co, Boston, Mass, Pat'd March 6, 1860" is visible, muddy metal finish, wood has been cleaned

Civil War era Model 1860 Spencer Repeating Carbine, .56 caliber, serial number 29459. Barrel marked "Spencer Repeating/Rifle Co. Boston Mass/Pat's March 6, 1860". Oiled walnut stocks, metal frame, rou

Sharps model 1859, 52 caliber, with iron furniture and patch box. One of approximately 30,000 produced for US Government and used extensively during the Civil War. Serial number 16xxx,

Highly desired early Springfield trapdoor carbine with 43,XXX Custer range serial number, showing solid medium colored wood, and attractive patinaed metal with slight blue tone, and crisp mechaniacl a

Japanese 18th C. matchlock carbine; inlaid dragon with gold eyes; Edo Period; barrel not removed; L: 25” (approx.)

Triplett & Scott/Meriden Manufacturing Company Repeating Carbine, Meriden, Connecticut, 1864-65. Serial number 828, .50 caliber, round barrel with adjustable rear sight, side of the breech marked 'KEN

Starr Percussion Carbine, mfg. 1862-1865, .54 caliber, 21" barrel, bead front sight, adjustable rear sight, single brass barrel band, drop breech lock activated by the lever ("B"inspection mark) trigg

made by Daykin, c. 1770-1780, type used by horsemen, rare style with cut-out or skeleton stock, fine brass furniture, original flint with hammer, jaw and frizzen for repair. 32-1/2"l overall

BURNSIDE (3RD MODEL), .54 CAL CARBINE, SIGNED, #26585, 1856. LENGTH 39 1/4"

rated 9, 13"x8"x7", the brass gas producer is in very good condition, looks complete.

Marked 12-43 with cannon ball on barrel along with I.B.M Corp 30 cal., serial# 2742834, m-wa stamped on mag release, sight with H in sheild stamp. 18 in barrel.

1873 Winchester 44-40 Saddle Ring Carbine (SRC). Indian owned. Hand hewn buttstock, brass strip repair to forestock. Brass tacked. Action works

Rare Spanish Colonial frontier escopeta (Catalan buttstock) miquelet flintlock carbine from the 18th century. Well made carbine with a characteristic chiseled and carved patilla style miquelet lock fe

With wooden insert, having 20 holes for cartridges, maker "Gaylord" stamped on inside flap, brass finial and 2 japanned iron roller buckles, wood insert filled with 20 .54 caliber Burnside cartridges.