Serial No. 12673, circa 1863, .52 caliber, 22" round six groove barrel. Barrel's original blue finish is starting to thin towards the receiver. Receiver is light grey and has surface pitting visible both right and left side. Bore shows a light frosting and surface pitting in the grooves. Strong rifling remains. Stock and forearm look to have been lightly refurbished some time ago, two cracks...

Serial No. 27967, circa 1863-1865, .52 caliber, 22" round six groove barrel. Serial number range puts this carbine made during mid Civil War. Standard markings are faint on receiver but still legible. Metal is a dark patina with the receiver having mottled areas of discoloration. Bore is surprisingly good with minor frosting and pitting noted in the grooves. Stock has expected nicks and...

Serial No. 9406, made in early 1874, 45-70, 22" round unproofed barrel, Barrel is a mottled grey/brown patina with areas of smooth pin-prick oxidation. Bore shows strong rifling with a bulge visible 2" from the muzzle. High arch breech block is marked with "1873/Eagle/US" Lock plate is marked with "Eagle-US/Springfield/1873" Hammer has a two-clink tumbler. Stock has a faint circle "P" rear...

NSN, circa 1859, .58 caliber, 40" round barrel. Barrel and other iron parts are a dark grey patina with scattered pin-prick oxidation visible. Lock plate is marked "US/SPRINGFIELD, "Eagle Motif" on tape primer lid compartment. Rear of lock plate has "1859". Walnut stock has expected gouges, nicks and scratches. Wood loss is visible between hammer and barrel tang, this indicates a lot of...

Serial No. 66512, circa 1860's, .52 caliber, 22" round barrel. Barrel is marked "New Model 1859" and has a smooth brown patina. Receiver is a light grey patina with traces of case coloring noted in protected areas. Appropriate Sharp stamps are visible on the receiver. Stock has expected nicks, dings and mars. Bore is good with frosting/light pitting visible in the grooves. Action functions...

Serial No. 8805, circa 1862-1865, .54 caliber, 33" round barrel. Only 770 of these unique breech loading rifles were made for the Union. This is an excellent example, bore is bright with handsome rifling noted. Barrel is in the bright with pin-prick surface oxidation visible. Case coloring is noted under the breech, traces of case coloring is also visible on lock plate. Full length wood...

NSN, circa 1861-1862, .52 caliber, 32.75" round barrel. Only 700 of these rifles were manufactured with 600 being picked up by the Navy during the Civil War. Barrel and Breech are a dark grey patina with pin-prick surface oxidation noted. Bore is surprisingly good with strong rifling visible. Frame is a light grey patina with markings present. Walnut stock is very good with light wear noted....

Serial No.36140, made in 1887, .45-70, 22" round proofed barrel. Barrel and other iron parts are a dark grey patina with surface oxidation visible throughout. Bore has pitting/frosting noted in the lands and grooves. Stock has expected wear from service use, but is in overall good condition. Action functions correctly. 

NSN, made in 1829, .69 caliber, 42" round smoothbore barrel. First contract of 15,000 flintlock muskets by Whitney with the Lock plate marked "US/P&E.W Blake" forward of the hammer with "NEW HAVEN/1829" Barrel and Iron parts are a dark brown patina with surface oxidation noted. Stock has been lightly sanded at some point but retains two handsome cartouches with "Ohio" also stamped in...

Serial No. 75148, made April 1877, 45-70. 22" round unproofed barrel, it is noted that some carbines with serial range 75,000 to 80,000 have been documented with unproofed barrels. It is believed this barrels have been arsenal rebarreled using unmarked barrels. Rear sight is the Model 1879 buckhorn sight and is "C" marked. Bore is excellent. Barrel and other iron parts are a grey/brown...

Serial No. 150972, made in 1898, .30-40 Krag, 30" round barrel. Barrel retains 93% original blue, receiver is thinning to a grey patina. Receiver is marked "US/Model 1898-Springfield Armory-150972" Stock shows some "combat wear", cartouche is present and looks to be dated 1898. Bore is bright and shiny with strong rifling noted. Rear sight has been upgraded to 1901 model. Action is smooth...

British Pattern 1853 Enfield Rifle with Possible Confederate Connections. Original .577 caliber 59” round barrel is now approximately .59 caliber smoothbore with a fair bore. Barrel has a smooth bright finish overall with pits polished out in the breech area. Barrel has the usual Birmingham proofs with the two “25” which denote .577 caliber. The lock has a crown to the rear and 1861 / Tower...

SN: 63429. Made in the 1860s. 50-70 caliber with a 22” barrel. Bore is excellent. This gun is in very fine condition with 90% of the original blue on the barrel. The frame has about 60% case colors. Wood is very good with sharp cartouches and light marks. This gun was originally made in percussion for the...

NSN, circa 1870's, 50-70, 32.5" round proofed and naval marked barrel. Bore is bright with light oxidation visible in the grooves. Barrel is in the bright with smooth pin-prick oxidation noted. Traces of case coloring are visible on frame. Stock is good with a light coat of varnish present. Receiver is marked "Eagle/USN/SPRINGFIELD/1870. Action functions correctly. 

NSN, made 1865, .58 caliber, 40" rifled barrel. Barrel and other iron parts are a mottled grey patina with surface oxidation visible. Lock plate is marked "Remington's/ilion. N.Y." Rear of hammer is dated 1865. Barrel is dated 1863 and proofed. Action holds at half and full cock. Stock has been lightly refurbished at some point with the initials "MR" inscribed on the right side.

NSN, made in 1863 initially by Springfield, converted post Civil War. 50-70 Govt. 36.75" round sleeved barrel. Bore is surprisingly bright with strong rifling noted. Breech is marked with "Eagle/1866" Lock plate is dated 1863, scattered oxidation is visible along the barrel and lock plate and is a grey patina. Stock looks to have been sanded some time ago. Action functions correctly. 

Early Model 1877 Trapdoor Carbine chambered in .45-70 with a 22" round barrel. Serial Number is hard to make out. Looks to be an "R/*104*". Barrel and other iron parts are a dark grey patina with mottled surface oxidation visible. Rear sight is the early non-slotted, breech has high arch and a  three click tumbler has been added. Bore shows strong rifling with areas of oxidation noted. Stock...

NSN. Made in 1875. 45-70 caliber with a 32 5/8” barrel. Ver fine gun with approximately 70% of the original thinning blue. Wood is very good with a nice sharp cartouche. Very rare gun with only 143 being made!

NSN, circa 1770's, .62 caliber, 11.5" octagonal to round barrel. Continental Army Officers pistol that was captured by the British. Side plate is inscribed with "Taken at Brandywine Creek by Officers of 46th Regt. of Foot 11th Sept, 1777". Metal and iron parts are a dull light grey patina with some scattered oxidation noted on the barrel. Lock plate is marked "Hartmann". Cock holds at half...

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)