SPRINGFIELD HAWKEN .50 CALIBER PERCUSSION RIFLE

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

Lyman Deer Stalker .50 Caliber Black Powder Percussion, made in Italy. Serial number 309261.41" longProperty from the estate of Ethan F. Parker, Lakeville, CT

All with different graphics and texts, all but last are full to near full; including six marked Rustless; 50 .25 caliber Colt Automatic C.F. Smokeless; two different 50 .22 caliber Long Rifle; plus 50

Pair of English Joshua Child Percussion Pistols, .50 caliber. Lockplate stamped "Josh Child" with scrolling engravings throughout including to lockplate, top of barrel, breechblock, tang, ramrod holde

Smith (Poultney & Trimble) Percussion Breech-Loading Civil War Saddle Ring Carbine. Serial no. 677 [barrel and receiver], .50 caliber, 21 1&s

Rare Confederate Read & Watson Percussion Rifle. Serial no. 719, .54 caliber, 33-inch octagonal to round barrel with fixed front and rear sights. Bronze bre

1835 Springfield Flintlock Musket Converted to Percussion.69 caliber, 42 in. round barrel, walnut stock with iron mounts throughout, the lockplate stamped with eagle over U.S. beneath the hammer and S

Springfield Model 1795 musket stamped US 1810 on sidelock, percussion conversion, 50 in long, barrel 35.5 in. Sold as is.

US Model 1864 Springfield Trapdoor breech-loading musket, percussion fire, 45 caliber (no serial number - many of the 1866 trapdoors were issued without the SN). Trapdoor stamped 1866 with inspector m

Springfield Armory Model 1819 flintlock musket converted to percussion caps. The .69 caliber barrel has been shorten to 36-3/4†from its original 37-1/2â€, exterior has been worn/rusted away to

19th century walnut double-barrel shotgun (damascus) with sidelock stamped BELGIUM and carved dog head on buttstock. Percussion fire, 50.5 in long, 75 caliber.

Circa 1900 double-barrel shotgun stamped BELGIUM on sidelock, carved walnut stock with dog head. 50.5 in long, barrels 34 in, percussion fire, bore approx. 65 caliber (about 16 or 20 gauge).

US Springfield Model 1816 percussion conversion musket. Converted lockplate dated 1838. Proofed barrel dated 1838. Trigger guard stamped SD.Cartouche to left flat. Buttplate marked US. Caliber / Gauge

Springfield Model 1873 Trapdoor percussion-fire musket stamped US Model 1873 serial number #37728, 45 caliber, 36 in barrrel, 52 in long.

Both are .22 caliber, 5 ring cocking knob, hardwood stock and forearm. Manufactured post WWII (1946-50's). Both show heavy wear on the wood pieces. Fine actions. Dimensions: Condition:

.45-70 calibers, serial numbers 300119? and 44821?, both with "Eagles" and "U.S. Springfield" on lock plates, "U.S. MODEL 1884" on breech blocks, "VP" over "Eagles Heads" to left sides of 32-5/8 in. b

Lot of 8, including rare box of 20 Government 45-70-405 center fire, used in Springfield Trapdoor Rifles, box has 15 unused and three used cartridges; plus box of 50 .32 short; plus box of 50 Colt .32

Pair of Flintlock 50 Caliber Dueling Pistols. The barrel measures 10" length. The wooden handle to the tip of the barrel measures 16" length. Combined weight: 5.5 Lbs. Please refer to all pictures. In

1934 Winchester Western 50 Caliber Paper Weight or Promotional Display. The 50 caliber shell is 5 1/2 long and the display is 3" Tall. The Base reads CAL 50 WRA 34. This is not a live round.

Winner shall receive the exact bullet shown here. (JM/TVC=UUB)

For this lot we have about 250ct of .50 cal BMG 647gr bullets in a .30cal ammo can.    THIS ITEM IS AS PICTURED WITH NO FURTHER ATTACHMENTS. ALL SA

TWO HALF STOCK PERCUSSION RIFLES19th CenturyApprox. .36 and .41 cal. Unmarked.Lengths 51” and 56”.

UNITED STATES, 20TH CENTURY A collection of five antique twenty-two caliber rifles. The group includes rifles from various makers including Remington and Stevens, all in relic condition. The group inc

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