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Extremely Rare Rifled & Sighted US M-1847 Cavalry Carbine
In early 1847 the US Board of Ordnance met to evaluate three new patterns of “musketoons’ that had b..
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Extremely Rare Swedish Naval Model 1863 Pinfire Revolver - Only 890 Issued
In many ways the large bore pinfire revolvers, based upon the patents of French gunmakers Casimir an..
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Extremely Rare Swiss-Made Colt Model 1849 Pocket Revolver by Valentin Sauerbrey
1848 was the first year when Samuel Colt claimed that his patents, designs, and his Hartford manufac..
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Extremely Rare Western Cutlery V-44 Army Air Corps Survival Knife
The very first US Army Air Corps survival knife was adopted in 1934 for use in the “bail out” kit of..
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Extremely Rare Wilson's Patent Breechloading Rifle - A Likely Confederate Naval Arm
The Wilson’s Patent Breech Loading Rifle is one of the rarest and most sophisticated of sm..
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Extremely Scarce Austrian Model 1849 Naval Officer's Colt Revolver
1848 was the first year that Samuel Colt claimed that his patents, designs and his Hartford manufact..
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Fine 1st Model Smith & Wesson Schofield Cavalry Revolver
In 1870 the US Army purchased its first large lot of self-contained cartridge handguns. The purchase..
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Fine British New Land Pattern Cavalry Pistol by Brander & Potts
1802 brought an end to the War of the French Revolution, a conflict that had raged from 1793-1802 an..
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Fine Condition 1862 Dated US Model 1860 Naval Cutlass by Ames
When the American Civil War erupted, the standard cutlass in use by the United States Navy was the M..
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Fine DFC Inspected Colt Model 1873 Single Action Army Cavalry Revolver
There is probably no more iconic handgun silhouette in American history than that of the Colt S..
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Fine Martially Marked Savage Navy
The Savage “Navy” self-cocking revolver is one of the weirdest, and possibly most ungainly handguns ..
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Fine Nashville Plow Works Cavalry Officers Saber from the Ashely Halsey Jr. Collection
On August 10, 1859, the Nashville newspaper The Tennessean ran an advertising announcement..
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