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In early 1847 the US Board of Ordnance met to evaluate three new patterns of “musketoons” that had b..
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On 4 December 1852, Joseph Bentley received British Patent No. 960/1852 for a percussion revolver, a..
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Sometimes, in order to understand the significance of an historic weapon, one has to have at least a..
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Let’s get this out of the way right up front; almost all of these are fake, but this one is not. Mos..
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The revolvers produced by English gunmaker William Tranter were some of the most advanced and modern..
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In 1792, the newly organized United States government authorized the establishment of a “standing fe..
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This is an extremely rare, southern retailer marked example of a Tranter’s Patent 4th Mode..
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This is a great example of an extremely scarce US made socket bayonet for use with the Prussian Mode..
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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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On February 8, 1859 John Walch of New York City received US Patent #22,905 for a somewhat unique rev..
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This is a VERY FINE condition example of a Factory Cased Colt Model 1849 Pocket Revol..
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At the close of the American Civil War the Colt Patent Firearms Company was aware of two facts that ..
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