Serial number 12618. Made in the 1860s. 36 caliber with 7 1/8” barrel. Metal has an even gray patina. There are small inspectors marks on the barrel, frame and cylinder. Grips are very good with visible but faint cartouches. This was a contract of 800 guns meant for the US Navy. Scarce US Martial Savage Navy Model!

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Made in 1837. 54 caliber with a 8 ½” barrel. 14” overall length. This gun is virtually untouched and has an even brown patina. Wood is very good with visible cartouches. Action works well!

Made in 1841. 54 caliber with an 8” barrel. Beautiful gun in excellent condition. Metal is in the arsenal bright finish with slight cleaning. Wood is excellent with nice sharp cartouches. Lock is dated 1841 and still retains case colors on the lock....

U.S. Union Army single-action, percussion revolver with 8" barrel. U.S. Inspectors marks on both sides of the grip, with the left side mark being more clearly visible. Revolver has approximately 95% of its original blue. Hammer retains its case coloring. Action works perfectly. Overall a superior condition Civil war Starr.

Made Circa 1817-1820. Very nice sharp example of a US model 1816 Flintlock Pistol. This gun is 54 caliber with a 9” barrel. The barrel and lock has a smooth gray patina. Wood is very fine with sharp cartouches and nice sharp edges. Action works perfectly. Very Fine US Model 1816 Flintlock Pistol!

Dated 1855. 58 caliber with a 12” barrel” Metal has a dark gray patina. Wood is very good. Brass is nicely patinated. This gun is all original with the exception of the door with the eagle over the Maynard tape primer is a very cleverly aged replacement. Bore still has rifling where over half of these guns were bored out to smooth bore. Very nice example of a Springfield...

The Union contracted for 5,000 Rogers & Spencer percussion revolvers in late 1864. They were delivered too late for use in the Civil War. The 7.5" octagon 44 caliber barrel has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifling. The top strap is marked ROGERS & SPENCER over UTICA...

Civil War martially marked revolver. Metal has been refinished and looks great. Action works properly. Address markings are still sharp and easily visible. Very good overall condition.

Dated 1842. 54 caliber with a 8 ½” barrel Metal has been cleaned and has scattered light pitting. Wood shows hard use, but no cracks or chips. This gun has been converted to percussion in a Belgian style. Action works perfect.

Made in the 1860s. 44 caliber with a 8” barrel. The metal has been cleaned and now has a dark gray top brown patina with a some pitting Grips are very good with a visible cartouche on the left hand side of the grip. Action works well and locks up tight. Bore...

This Model 1836 flintlock pistol was made by Asa Waters in Milbury, MA, in 1840. Waters manufactured approx. 23,000 between 1837 and 1844. The 8.5" round 54 caliber smooth bore barrel has a good bore with light roughness. It is marked U S. over NWP over P at the breech. All the metal is polished bright with polishing over pitting and dents in some areas. The lock is marked with an eagle over...

This Model 1836 flintlock pistol was made by Robert Johnson in Middletown, CT, in 1840. Johnson manufactured approx. 18,000 between 1836 and 1844. The 8.5" round 54 caliber smooth bore barrel has a fine bore. It is marked U S. over JH over an indistinct P at the breech. The left barrel flat has a small H sub-inspection stamp. All the metal is polished bright. The lock is marked U.S. over R....

58 caliber, 12" barrel, NSN. Iron blade front sight with folding leaf rear sight. Bright finish with single spring-retained brass barrel band. Brass forend cap and trigger guard with iron backstrap and captive ramrod. Barrel marked with "V/P/[eagle]" proofs, counterpane shows illegible inspector...

Simeon North of Middletown, CT, produced 19,374 Model 1816 Flintlock Pistols for the U.S. Army between 1817 and 1820. The prior Model 1813 was 69 caliber. The caliber of the Model 1816 was reduced to 54. This pistol's 9 1/16" round smoothbore barrel has a very good bore. It is marked P over US at the breech. All the metal is bright with a smooth even very light brown patina. The lock...

The Union contracted for 5,000 Rogers & Spencer percussion revolvers in late 1864. They were delivered too late for use in the Civil War. The 7.5" octagon 44 caliber barrel has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifling. The top strap is marked ROGERS & SPENCER (double strike) over UTICA N.Y. The revolver retains approx. 95% of its original bright blue with a couple areas of light...

Civil War issued revolver. Revolver is marked in various places with inspectors markings. Left grip has a faint cartouche. Bottom of butt has initials "ADT". Action works properly. Bore is very good with strong rifling and some frosting. A sharp gun overall. A reasonably priced Civil War issued revolver!

This Model 1836 flintlock pistol was US arsenal altered to percussion using the cone in barrel (Belgian) method. It was subsequently used hard, probably during the Civil War. The 54 caliber barrel has a good smooth bore with light roughness. The US and inspectors stamp at the breech are visible. The nipple is worn even with the barrel. All the metal has a brown patina. The lock is marked...

The Model 1842 percussion pistol was made from 1845 to 1852. The overall length is 14". The 54 caliber 8.5" round barrel has a fair smooth bore with some roughness. It is bright with light roughness and WN inspector's mark on the top and JH on the side. The lock, which has a smooth brown patina, is marked US over H.ASTON & CO with MIDDtn over CONN (the Ns are barely visible) over 1851....