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1st Model Smith & Wesson Schofield - FINE
In 1870, the US Army purchased its first large lot of self-contained cartridge handguns. The purchas..
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1st Model Smith & Wesson Schofield Cavalry Revolver - Fine
In 1870 the US Army purchased its first large lot of self-contained cartridge handguns. The purchase..
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1st Model Warner Carbine
The Warner Carbine is a great example of the many styles of innovative, breechloading, met..
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1st Year of Production 1st Model Merwin, Hulbert & Co Frontier Army Revolver
The story of Merwin & Hulbert & Company is a somewhat confusing one, which may one..
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2nd Model LeMat - Lovely Untouched Example
There is no revolver that is more instantly recognizable and synonymous with the Confederate militar..
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2nd Model Schofield - San Francisco PD Marked!
In 1870, the US Army purchased its first large lot of self-contained cartridge handguns. The purchas..
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2nd Model Schofield - Wells Fargo Marked
In 1870, the US Army purchased its first large lot of self-contained cartridge handguns. The purchas..
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2nd Model Schofield Revolver - Excellent
In 1870, the US Army purchased its first large lot of self-contained cartridge handguns. The purchas..
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2nd Model Smith-Jennings Rifle - Very Scarce
“To all whom it may concern: Be it known that I, Walter Hunt of the city, county and State of New Yo..
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2nd Model Tranter Revolver - Fully Cased
The revolvers produced by English gunmaker William Tranter were some of the most advanced and modern..
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3rd Model Colt Dragoon - Martially Marked
The Colt M-1848 aka Dragoon series of revolvers were a direct result of the lessons learned from the..
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3rd Model Tranter 54-Bore Revolver by Henry Beckwith
William Tranter was born in 1816 and died in 1890, and during his working life he was one of the mos..
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