Remington-Elliott Single Shot Derringer. .41 Rimfire caliber. Barrel length 2 ½”. Gun has approximately 70-75% blue with some thinning on the grip straps. Markings are excellent. Action works perfectly. Bore is poor. Grips are walnut with approximately 50% varnish. This is an above average example as most examples do not have any blue.

SN: 14110. Factory Engraved Remington Vest Pocket Pistol. Very nice sharp gun with beautiful engraving. Not much finish to speak of (if any). Engraving looks to be Nimshcke style, but we do not believe it to be Nimschke. Definity period. Grips are beautifully carved antique ivory with an American eagle perched on an Anchor.

SN: 964. Remington Beals 3rd Model Pocket Revolver. Made from 1859-1860. “The Remington Root” as it has been called due to its profile of a Colt 1855 Root revolver. This gun has a brown patina. Action works perfect. Grip has a chip on the left hand side.

9th Cavalry Marked Remington New Model Army Revolver. .44 Caliber. Nice sharp gun. This gun is marked on the left hand side of the frame “/co. K/9 CAV”. This gun was one of the ones issued to the 9th Cavalry Company K. This unit was very good about marking their guns and we have owned several guns marked this way. There is not much finish to speak of, but what is left is in protected areas....

1858 New model Army, U.S Army issue. Factory converted to cartridge after Civil War. Revolver has conversion plate fixed to the frame wall. Action works perfectly and caliber is .44 centerfire. Bore is mirror bright with perfect rifling. Remington Address on top barrel flat is tiny but visible lettering. Barrel is factory nickel. The rest of the metal parts are an even light gray patina....