U.S. Military Antique Long Guns

Serial No. 11724, chambered in .30-40 krag, manufactured in 1895 with early bayonet and scabbard dated 1894. Overall good condition with scattered oxidation noted on metal surface. Finish is a brown to grey patina. Bore is good with strong rifling noted. Wood shows usage and handling wear. Handsome 1895 cartouche present. Action is smooth and functions correctly. Nice early Krag rifle with...

Confederate Richmond Type II .58 caliber musket, 1863 dated in honest unmolseted condition. There is a soldiers name carved on the left-side of the butt stock. Action functions correctly with erosion around the tang. The Richmond muskets were used up until the end of Civil War with 1863 being the highest production year. 

Gorgeous American restock of a British Long Land 1756 Pattern Musket circa 1775-1783. These muskets were used early on during the Revolution and if captured from battlefield or muskets deemed unworthy were restocked with a maple stock. Barrel is 45.25" in length, metal surfaces are a dark brown patina with scattered pitting and oxidation visbile. Lock is marked CROWN/GR with TOWER behind the...

Serial number 238556 U.S. Springfield model 1879 trapdoor rifle chambered in .45-70 with 32.5" barrel. Metal retains most of its original blue finish. Bore is good with strong rifling. Action functions correctly. 

U.S. Springfield 1875 Officers model Type I rifle chambered in 45-70 with a 36" barrel. Metal is a dark grey patina with surface oxidation visible. Wood shows handling and usage wear, bore is good with some pitting noted in the grooves. Trigger guard is a period correct replacement. Something may have happened to the original while in the field. Only 477 were manufactured. 

NSN, .52 caliber, 21" round barrel, finish is a smooth brown patina. Breech is marked US/S.NORTH/MIDL./CONN/1847. Wood is very good with cartouches visible. Traces of case coloring are noted on the hammer. Great looking Mexican American War era Carbine 

Serial No. 11750, chambered in .30-40 Krag manufactured in 1895. Metal is a smooth grey patina with barrel showing traces of orginal bluing. Receiver is marked 1894,Stock is good with a faint 1895 cartouche visible. Rear sight has been upgraded to the 1896 style. Ram-rod channel has not been filled in. Front barrel band screw is missing. Bore is bright and shiny with strong rifling noted....

100 U.S. Model 1841 "Mississippi" rifles were altered from percussion muzzle loading to percussion breech loading in 1861/62 using the Merrill mechanism. This altered Harpers Ferry rifle is in superb condition. The 33" .58 caliber barrel has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifling. The barrel has approx. 95% of its original brown finish. It has the standard blade front sight and...

Simeon North of Middletown, CT, manufactured approx. 10,500 Model 1843 Hall percussion carbines between 1844 and 1853. The 21" round 52 caliber smooth bore barrel has a fine bore. The barrel retains approx. 60% of its original brown finish. The breech block is marked U.S over S.NORTH over MIDLtn over CONN over 1846. It retains much of its original bluish case color. The remaining metal has a...

Made in 1841 by Harpers Ferry. 52 caliber with a 32 5/8” barrel. Metal has been cleaned to bright. Wood has a few repairs and has a high gloss refinish. Action works well Bore has strong rifling with some pitting.

This much better than average copy of the rare U.S. Navy Model 1867 Remington rolling block carbine has an original barrel, forend, and band. The 23.25" round 50-45 centerfire caliber barrel has a fine bore with brigt, strong rifling. The barrel has the correct blade front sight with the rear sight being avsent. It is correctly serial numbered 299 on the left at the breech and thas the Navy...

NSN, .58 caliber, 33" round barrel. Whitney Model 1841 Mississippi rifle with a lock plate dated 1851. Metal is a plum patina finish and brass is an untouched mustard patina. Wood shows some "combat" use with wood loss noted at the rear of the front barrel band. Action does not hold at full cock, nipple shows heavy usage. Great looking Civil War Era gun!

Serial No. 40697 chambered in 30-40krag manufactured circa 1896 in overall good condition. Metal is a light grey patina, wood has been slightly sanded with faint cartocuhe visible. Bore is good with strong rifling noted. Great Spanish American War era Krag. 

Made circa 1854. 44 caliber with a 26” barrel. This is a very interesting, overbuilt revolving rifle. This gun appears to have been finished in the white. Wood is very good  with a brass butt plate. Several gunsmiths with last name "GRIMM" turn up in Seller's with working dates around this time frame with no definite connection to this unusual...

Made circa 1875. 45-70 caliber with a 26” barrel. Gun is very fine. Barrel has most of the original blu and the action, and hammer still have lots of the case colors. Wood is very good as refinished and recheckered.

US percussion musket dated 1847. Lock is marked "Robins Kendall & Lawrence US". Metal has a brown and grey patina. Action will need repair. Stock is good with some faint cartouches. Good overall condition.

SN:38884. US bolt action rifle. Bore has strong rifling with some pitting. Stock has a repair directly above trigger guard. Metal has a grey patina. Good overall condition.

SN:202745. US military rifle with nice sharp 1881 dated cartouche. Bore is excellent. Metal has a brown and grey patina. Good overall condition.

SN: 427844. Single shot US rifle-musket. Bore has strong rifling with some pitting. Action works properly. Good overall condition.

US flintlock musket converted to percussion. Lock is dated 1842 and tang is dated 1843. Barrel has been reduced to 33". Action works properly. Good overall condition.