U.S. Military Antique Long Guns

This is a good representative 52 caliber flintlock Model 1819 Hall rifle. The 32 5/8" round barrel has a poor bore. The rifle's exterior is an overall brown patina with pitting at the muzzle. The bands are brown with a couple of them having dented edges. The frame is brown with light roughness. The breech block is a smooth blue-brown and is marked J.H.HALL over H. FERRY over U.S. over 1837....

This 58 caliber percussion contract Model 1861 rifle-musket was one of approx. 15,000 manufactured by Parkers Snow & Co. of Meriden, CT, circa 1863-64. The 40" round barrel has a very good bore with its original rifling. The rear sight leaves are absent. The gun has a freckled brown patina over bright with a dent in the barrel near the top band and scattered areas of light pitting. The...

Serial No. 106657, manufactured in 1898, chambered in 30-40 krag in overall good condition with a bright and shiny bore. Stock is uncartouched with minor handling wear noted. Comes with a 1903 dated bayonet and scabbard. 

Serial No.108897, 22" round barrel chambered in .45-70 cut down rifle that has been turned into an excellent example of a carbine. Metal is a dark grey patina, bore is good with some frosting noted. Wood shows usage and handling wear with a sharp 1890 cartouche visible.

Serial number 453994. Made circa 1880s. 45-70 caliber with a 21” barrel. This gun has been converted into a carbine from an original rifle configuration. Metal has been cleaned and stocks have been refinished. Both barrel and stock have Stembridge markings. Stembridge was a prop rental company during the golden era of cinema and their gun collection which number in the...

Civil War musket. Lock is dated 1864. Action works properly. Metal has been refinished long ago and is turning a brown and grey patina. Good overall condition.

SN:99185. Desirable carbine model. Bore has strong rifling with frosting. Action works properly. Barrel is 22". Very good overall condition. A scarce US military carbine.

US Civil War musket dated 1863. Metal has a brown and grey patina. Action works properly. Stock is good with some minor nicks and dings. Good overall condition.

US military rifle from the 1880's. Barrel has been shortened to 24". Bore has strong rifling with some minor pitting. Metal has been refinished and looks great. Very good overall condition.

SN: 103704. US military rifle. Arsenal refurbished. Breech block is a later military replacement. Bore is excellent. Very good overall condition.

Manufactured By N. Starr in 1834. Converted to percussion most likely in the 1850's. Barrel has been shortened to 28". Metal has a brown patina. Action works properly. Stock has a faint cartouche above trigger. Fair overall condition.

45-70 caliber shortened barrel is 24" with a fair worn bore. 1884 rifle rear sight. Functioning lock. Slimmed trigger guard bow. Shortened rifle stock.

Wall hanger or parts gun. Brown gun with poor bore. Part of Model 1879 rear sight (including headless screws). Slimmed stock and buttplate. Action functions.

Excellent 45 Government caliber (45-70) bore with bright, strong rifling. 1879 rear sight. 85% blue turning brown. Very good wood with small chip at barrel tang and barely visible cartouche outline. Rear band spring and cleaning rod are absent. With modern sling. Action functions correctly. Good example of an Indian Wars gun.

This early 30 U.S. caliber (30-40 Krag) Model 1898 Krag has been shortened for hunting use. The barrel has been shortened to 25" (originally 30") and a Model 1903 front sight has been added. The front band appears to be a cut down Krag band specially fitted to the current location. The bore is fine with bright, strong rifling. The rear sight is a Model 1901. The barrel has approx. 90% blue...

US flintlock musket. Barrel and lock are unmarked. Action works. Hammer has some play. Lower barrel band retention spring does not retain the barrel band. Stock has some nicks and dings. Good overall condition. An affordable flintlock musket.

Lock is dated 1858. Barrel is 40". Action works. Stock has a repaired crack at wrist. Metal has a brown patina. Reasonably priced Model 1855.

Lock is dated 1860. Stock and barrel have an old lacquer/varnish added for protection. Rifle needs a rear sight. Action works. Stock has chipping near action. Barrel is 40". A reasonably priced 1855 model. 

SN:62805. US military rifle. Receiver is marked "Model 1896". Bore is mint. Action works perfectly. Metal has a thinning blue. Stocks are very good. Very good overall condition.

Single shot US military rifle from the late 1870's-early 1880's. Metal and wood have a varnish with a brown patina under. Action works properly. Bore has pitting. Very reasonably priced.