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Extremely Rare 4-inch Colt M1849 "Wells Fargo" Pocket Revolver - ex-Locke Collection
This is a VERY GOOD condition example of a very scarce, 4” barreled Colt Model ..
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Extremely Rare A-Suffix Confederate Inventory Numbered Enfield Socket Bayonet
During the course of the American Civil War, the Confederacy imported hundreds of thousands British ..
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Extremely Rare Adams' Patent British Military Musket with Shrapnel Patent Rear Sight
The period from about 1850 to 1855 was quite turbulent within the British Board of Ordnance as a new..
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Extremely Rare Barnett Cape Cavalry Double Barrel Carbine in Fine Condition
During the first half of the 19th century the British Board of Ordnance showed a fascination wi..
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Extremely Rare Belgian Made Spanish Contract Percussion Rifle: Carabina Rayada Modelo Belga
In 1857 the Spanish military took a major step towards the standardization of small arms with the ad..
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Extremely Rare Bridgeport Rig Equipped Remington 1875 Army
On January 17, 1882 Louis S. Flatau, an inventor living in Pittsburg, TX and currently serving as th..
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Extremely Rare Calisher & Terry Bullet Mold
This is an extremely scarce bullet mold for use with the Calisher & Terry patent breech loading perc..
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Extremely Rare Cased Pair of Schneider & Co - Memphis Pistols
William S. Schneider was a gunsmith and gunmaker working in Memphis, TN during the tumultuous years ..
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Extremely Rare Complete and Correct Rifled & Sighted US Model 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 Confederate Jackson Mississippi Altered Hall Rifle Converted to Cavalry Carbine
Sometimes lighting strikes twice, and I am very pleased to offer this very interesting and extremely..
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Extremely Rare D Kernaghan New Orleans Retailer Marked Bentley Revolver
On 4 December 1852, Joseph Bentley received British Patent No. 960/1852 for a percussion revolver, a..
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Extremely Rare Early 19th Century US Naval Flint Cannon Lock by Enoch Hidden
In 1755 the British Royal Navy began the process of upgrading the firing system for their naval cann..
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