Volcanic & Henry

Serial No. 3041, circa 1862,.44RF, 24" octagonal barrel with integral 15 shot magazine. Barrel is a smooth grey patina with minor oxidation visible. "CGC" inspector mark is located right side near rear sight. Serial numbers match on barrel and frame. Brass frame is very fine with "HH" marked, Wood is a replacement piece. Bore is dark with pitting noted in the rifling, a screw has been added...

Serial number 10121. Made in 1865. 44 RF caliber with a 24” barrel. Barrel has a muted bluish gray patina that is a mixture of original blue toning into a patina. Brass is very fine. Wood is very good as cleaned. The tacks are later than the period of use, but do have patterns you fined on Indian guns. The barrel, frame, stock and butt plate all match. Very sharp,...

Rare Smith & Wesson Large Frame Pistol.   Serial number 109. Nice sharp gun with nice clear markings on the barrel. The metal has a nice even gray patina. The frame has nice sharp factory engraving. The hammer has traces of case colors. Grips are very fine. The left hand side of the grip has a small repair. Action works perfectly.

Serial No.7468 .44 caliber 24.5” octagonal barrel possible experimental Henry Model 1860 transitional lever action rifle. The rifle shows the characteristic of a Kings Patent 1866. Nelson King patented the hinge receiver loading gate with spring loaded magazine tube in March of 1866. This...

Smith Jennings Repeater 3rd Model Rifle. The scarcest of an already scarce gun. Metal has a gray patina with scattered pitting. Receiver still has nice sharp engraving. Action works perfectly. These guns were an important step in the development of the Winchester rifles. The 3rd model hardly ever comes on the market. Very rare piece!

Beautiful Volcanic carbine. 16” barrel with 95% of the original blue on the barrel. Frame and Buttplate are nickeled. Frame has 65% of the nickel with the main loss on the right hand side of the frame. Wood is excellent. Bore is excellent. Great gun worthy of a top collection!

Early Brass Frame Henry Rifle. Serial number 235 made in 1860. Nice sharp gun with a smooth brown patina. Barrel has crisp edges with traces of blue in the flutes. Brass is untouched and has a dark mustard color patina. Action works perfectly, and the bore has strong rifling with spots of pitting. Wood is very good; tow of butt plate has a professional repair. Gun is all matching. Very fine...

Made in 1865. Very Fine example of a Henry in very fine condition. The barrel of this gun has 97% of the blue which is a mixture of original blue and some restored finish. Frame is nice and sharp. Wood is excellent. This gun is all matching. This gun was made early in 1865, so it is till War time production.

Rare Smith & Wesson Large Frame Volcanic Pistol. Serial number 40. Nice sharp gun with traces of the some of the original finish on the barrel. The barrel has spots of light pitting that are very minor. Frame is factory engraved and has nice sharp engraving. Grips are excellent. Action works perfectly!

Volcanic Large Frame Navy Pistol. Nice sharp gun! This gun was made by the Volcanic Arms Company and is marked so on the barrel. The barrel is nice and sharp with a dark gray patina with some blue mixed in. Grips are very good, but there is a repair on the inside of the right-hand grip. Frame is very good. Nice sharp Volcanic Navy!

Smith & Wesson Small Frame Volcanic. Serial number 59. 2nd Model with a rounded muzzle. Beautiful gun with excellent original brown finish on the barrel. The frame is nice and sharp and traces of original blue. Grips are excellent. All numbers match. Bore has some pitting, but is very good overall, Very nice gun!