U.S. Military Antique Long Guns

SN: 71663. Circa 1897. Bore is very good. 30-40 Krag with a 20" barrel. Bolt action rifle that has been later converted to the 1899 carbine configuration, 5rd capacity side loading gate mechanism, adjustable windage rear sights, longer forearm and buttstock with a round compartment for 3 piece cleaning rod. Overall in very good condition. (Consignment)

NSN, made circa 1868-1869, .45 bottleneck, 30.25" round barrel. Unknown number of these rifles were manufactured by Remington making it a very rare rifle. Barrel and receiver are in the bright with minor freckling visible. Bore has strong rifling with some oxidation visible in the grooves. Bolt is marked with"Burton Pat/Dec.20th1859/Aug.12th 1868" Stock is good with minor handling wear...

Serial number C10169. Made circa 1863-1865. 52 caliber with a 22” barrel. This gun is in  very nice condition with 85% of the original blue.  Frame has traces of the case colors. Wood is very good. Very fine original  Sharps saddle ring carbine!

NSN, made in 1848, .69 caliber, 42" round barrel marked "US/JH" barrel tang is dated 1848. Barrel and other iron parts are a brown lacquer finish. Stock is very good with cartouche visible with minor handling wear noted. Bore is good with oxidation visible along the sides. Lock plate is dated 1848 "MILL/CREEK/PA", action functions correctly. This conversion was made from 1848-1849 with 2,000...

Serial No. 3685. circa 1862-1863, .50 caliber, 21 5/8" octagonal to round barrel. Bluing on the barrel is staring to thin and turn to a brown patina with mottled surface oxidation visible. Bore is bright and shiny with strong rifling noted. Receiver is correctly marked with matching serial numbers. Wood is very good with light handling marks noted. Cartouche is visible left side. Action...

NSN, made in 1864-1865, .50RF, 30" round barrel, Barrel and receiver are a smooth dull grey patina with pin-prick surface oxidation visible, minor gouges are visible along the top of the receiver. Left side of receiver is marked "KENTUCKY". Frame and trigger guard are a light grey patina with traces of case coloring visible. Wood is very good with expecting usage marks visible. A split is...

Serial number 51645. Made circa 1860s. 50-70 caliber with a 22” barrel. This gun is in excellent condition with 98% of  the original blue on the barrel. The frame has excellent case colors. Wood is excellent with sharp cartouches. This gun is near new! This gun was originally made in percussion and arsenal...

Serial No. 28668, circa 1863-1864, .52 caliber, 30" round barrel. Barrel is a smooth brown/grey patina. Receiver shows scattered smooth grey patina throughout. Bore shows heavy oxidation with rifling visible. Stock is good with faint cartouches visible, expected nicks, dings and scratches are noted. Receiver markings are sharp and crisp. Action functions correctly. 

Serial No. 19180, .46 Rimfire, circa 1867-1869, 30" round barrel. Rare possible Government trial rifle with dual ignition systems of Rimfire and percussion. Barrel is starting to turn to a grey patina, receiver and breech still shows case coloring in protected areas. Bore is bright with minor areas of oxidation visible in the grooves. Stock is in near excellent condition with minor storage...

Serial No. C,28883, made in 1863, .52 caliber, 30" round rifled barrel. Sharps rifle was presented to Richard Barnett who served with the 2nd Rhode Island Volunteers and would be wounded at Gettysburg. Barrel has approximately 90% original blue with areas of freckling noted. Receiver retains original case coloring with sharp stampings. Stock shows moderate wear and handling usage with...

NSN, made in 1864, .69 caliber 34” round proofed rifle barrel. Barrel and other iron parts have been touched up and are a dull grey patina with light surface oxidation visible. Faint proof and inspector stamps are visible left side. Tang is stamped “8648”. Lock plate is of the rifle variation and a trigger guard...

NSN, made in 1863, .69 caliber, 34” round rifled barrel. Barrel and other iron pieces are dark grey patina with mottled areas of surface oxidation visible. Barrel tang Is marked 6878, dated 1863 with “V/P/Eagle and “FCW” inspector mark as well. Lock plate has “EAGLE/U.S./Whitney-ville” forward of the hammer. Rear is marked with “1863”. Stock is very good with minor nicks...

NSN, made in 1826, .54 caliber, 36” 7 groove round barrel marked “US/HV/P”. Barrel is in the bright with pin-prick surface oxidation visible. Lock plate is a dull grey patina with mottled surface oxidation visible. Lock is marked “U.S./S.NORTH” forward of the hammer. Rear is marked “MIDDLETON/CONN/1825 vertically. Barrel tang is dated 1826. Stock is good with handling and...

NSN, made in 1847, .54 caliber, 33" round proofed barrel. Barrel is a bright light grey patina with mottled surface oxidation visible. Lock plate is marked with "ROBBINS/KENDALL&/LAWRENCE/US", Lock is dated 1847. Stock is very good with expected nicks, dings and gouges. Faint cartouche is noted with inspector marks rear of the side plate. The Brass furniture looks to have been cleaned at...

NSN, circa 1775-1783, .81 caliber, 41.75" octagonal to round barrel. Barrel is marked "SE" with fleur-de-lis, this is a St. Etienne mark. A "US" surcharge is located on the top flat near the breech. Lock plate is from a British Sea Service pattern 1756 musket marked "Broad Arrow, Crown/GR" forward of hammer, rear of the hammer is marked with "IORDAN/1760". The cherry wood stock resembles...

NSN, circa 1780s-1790s, approximately .80 caliber, 41.75" round smoothbore barrel. This is a unique example of a Federal Period assembled flintlock musket with a post Revolutionary War surcharged lock plate circa 1783-1794. Metal and iron parts are smooth dark grey patina, that lightens up toward the touch hole, heavy oxidation is noted. Square end brass trigger guard is popular on American...

NSN, made circa 1819, .54 caliber, 35.75" octagonal to round barrel. Gun has been reconverted to its original flintlock configuration. Barrel and other metal parts are a smooth dull grey patina with light surface oxidation visible.Bore has had its rifling removed and is now a smoothbore. Stock has been expertly restored with cracks being repaired. Expected nicks and dings are visible. Action...

NSN, converted in 1861, musket made in 1836, .69 caliber, 42" round smooth bore musket. 1 of 200 examples of a Harpers Ferry Model 1816 flintlock musket that has been altered by Jesse S. Butterfield with the pellet primer system after the outbreak of the Civil War. Metal and other iron parts are a smooth grey patina with pin-prick oxidation noted. Barrel is marked "Butterfields/PHILADA" Lock...

NSN, made in 1838, .52 caliber, 32 5/8" round barrel. Overall very good plus condition with Barrel and iron mountings having original Brown lacquer finish visible. Traces of case hardharden are noted on the breech. Breech is marked with "J.H.HALL/H. FERRY/US/1838. Walnut stock is in near excellent condition, slightly cleaned some time ago. Bore is good with strong rifling present.

NSN, circa 1808-1812, .69 caliber, 42" round barrel. Barrel and iron parts are a dark brown patina with a faint "N" in scroll on the lock plate. Stock shows usage and handling wear with nicks, dings and gouges noted. Musket started its life off as Whitney N.Y. contract Pre-1812 late production musket before being altered to the Ward Tape Primed Conversion. Patent dates are marked on the...