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Hyde & Goodrich Retailer Marked Shotgun
In 1816 James N. Hyde established a jewelry company in the growing city of New Orleans, LA. Hyde had..
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Hyde & Goodrich Retailer Marked Tranter Pocket Revolver
The revolvers produced by English gunmaker William Tranter were some of the most advanced and modern..
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ID'd Double Barrel Shotgun - Major Deverux -69th PA Infantry
I don’t normally offer antique sporting arms from the Civil War era. However, this wonderful percuss..
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ID'd Sharps New Model 1863 Carbine - Samuel Crompton -9th IL Cavalry
The Sharps Carbine, in both the New Model 1859 and New Model 1863 configurations, was the most used ..
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Identified Austrian Lorenz - George Yaple - 83rd PA INF
There is nothing that I find more interesting than a Civil War era weapon that can be directly conne..
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Identified British Volunteer Rifle
During the mid-19th century a new phenomenon in British nationalism and concern for the defense of t..
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Identified Confederate JS/Anchor marked & Numbered P-1858 Enfield Short Rifle
This is wonderful example of a rarely encountered Confederate imported P-1858 Naval “Short Rifle”. T..
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Identified Exhibition Grade Austrian Shotgun from Roanoke Island
It is the history of a given weapon that captures the passion of most antique arms collectors. Some ..
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Identified Gallager Carbine - 4th TN US Cavalry
I usually don’t do much with carbines, but when I had the opportunity to obtain one identified to a ..
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Identified J. Henry Mini
The gunmaking firm of J. Henry & Son was established by William Henry in Lancaster, PA, prior to the..
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Identified OHIO used US M-1816 Conversion Musket
Sometimes when you are examining relics of the Civil War you feel like you are in the middle of an e..
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Identified Plant Army Revolver to Frank Thomson - President of the Pennsylvania Railroad & Friend of Buffalo Bill
This is a VERY GOOD condition example of the .42 caliber “cup primed”, large frame or ..
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