Starr Single Action revolver. .44 caliber. Numbers are matching bore is excellent. Action works perfectly. Grips are excellent. Loading lever and hammer have nice case colors. Gun has approximately 40-50% blue. Sharp example of a civilian Starr.

Rare Marston Navy Model .36 Caliber Revolver. Serial #572. Manufactured from late 1850's to 1860's. Approximately 1,000 made but you don't see them very often. Bore is very good. Action works perfectly. Gun has a blue/brown patina with more blue than brown. This is Third Model by serial number. W.W. Marston marketed his various revolvers under names such as Union Arms or Western Arms. This...

Single action model. Gun is floral engraved with flourishes. Bore is excellent. Grips show handling wear and some nicks and dings. We have seen at least 10 examples of this same pattern over the last 40 plus years. This is period engraved and cut through the blue (as are all the examples we have seen). This was done possibly by Starr or a retail dealer during or after the Civil War using...

Bacon Pocket model .31 caliber revolver. Beautiful condition for a Bacon. Gun has 80% original finish. Rammer and hammer have 98% bright case colors. Superior condition gun.