SN:123494. Manufactured in 1896. Barrel is 24". Bore has strong rifling with frosting and a few minor pits. Action works properly. Good overall condition.

Single shot rifle with 24" barrel half round half octagon. Bore has strong rifling with frosting. Action works properly. Forearm has two small cracks by schnabel. Metal has a brown patina on receiver. Fair overall condition.

Manufactured in the 1890's. Barrels are approximately 22" with right barrel chambered in .22 LR and left 410 gauge. Bores are excellent. Metal has a brown patina. Pistol grip cap is a later replacement. Stock has a repaired crack between tang and pistol grip at wrist. Action works properly. Fair overall condition.

Lever action rifle. Barrel is 26". Stock needs repairs on forearm and at wrist. Metal is turning a grey and brown patina. Action needs repair. Very reasonably priced.

Second type manufactured in the late 1860's to mid 1870's. Barrel is 30" and has approximately 80% original blue with sharp edges. Bore has strong rifling with light pitting. Action works properly. Stock has normal field wear, no cracks. Very good overall condition.

Scarce Military rifle model. Stock has had a repaired "duffle bag cut" directly in front of lower barrel band. Rifle has had a pom swell installed. Tang adjustable rear peep sight. Bore has strong rifling with minor pitting. There is a chip at the toe that is approximately 2.75". Fair overall condition.

SN:158308. Manufactured in 1898. Barrel is 26". Metal has a grey and brown patina. Bore has strong rifling with frosting. Action works properly. Stocks are good with normal field wear. Good overall condition.

Manufactured in the 1880's. Barrel is 28". Bore has strong rifling with minor pitting. Action works properly. Tang is marked "Whitney Arms Co. New Haven Ct USA". Very good overall condition.

Late 19th century rook style rifle. Bore has strong rifling with minor pitting. Barrel is 22". Good overall condition.

This fine engraved 4mm Zimmerstutzen parlor rifle was made by E. Pachmayr of Traunstein, Germany. The overall length is approx. 45.75". The ocatgon "barrel" is approx. 27 3/8" with the actual barrel being approx. the final 7". The 4mm finely rifled bore is excellent. The remaining 20 plus inches of the "barrel" houses the long firing pin which is ativated by the Martini style action. The top...

SN:2960. Hard to find .40-60 caliber. Barrel is 28". Action works perfectly. Bore has strong rifling with minor pitting. Stocks are good with field wear. Good overall condition.

Manufactured in the 1890's. Single shot parlor style rifle. An affordable antique rifle that would look great on the wall.

Manufactured for export. Barrel is 28". Action works properly. Bore has strong rifling with pitting. Receiver has a replacement screw. Metal has a brown patina. Stock has field wear. Fair overall condition.

Single shot rifle. Receiver and butt plate have approximately 95% original nickel plating. barrel has approximately 98% original blue. Bore has strong rifling with pitting. Stock is very good with some field wear. Barrel is 26". Very good plus overall condition.

SN:127480. Manufactured in 1896. Barrel is 24". Bore has strong rifling with pitting. Action works properly. Metal has a grey and brown patina. Fair overall condition. Popular .44-40 caliber.

SN:92361. Second variation manufactured in 1894. Top of receiver is marked "Marlin Safety". Barrel is 24". Bore has strong rifling with a couple minor pits. Tang has a replacement screw. Stock has a decal of an American Eagle in flight. Metal has a brown patina. All markings are visible. Fair overall condition.

These unusual 15mm Belgian six-shot revolving pinfire rifles are rarely seen in the U.S.. The overall length is approx. 42". The 25" octagon barrel has a very good bore with bright rifling and light frosting in the grooves. The barrel is equipped with a blade front sight and a folding leaf rear sight. The cylinder, with the oval ELG proof, is approx. 2 5/8" long. The only other marking is a...

Single shot sporting rifle. Barrel is marked 40 near forearm. Receiever has approximately 80% of it's original nickel plating. Action works perfectly. Bore is very good with strong rifling and a few minor pits. Barrel is 28". Very good overall condition.

The Evans Repeating Rifle Company, Mechanic Falls, ME, manufactured approx. 3,000 New Model Sporting Rifles between 1877 and 1879. They featured a 28-shot capacity magazine in the butt for the 44 Evans 1.5" centerfire cartridge. The overall length of...

This scarce "B" Quality Remington-Hepburn No. 3 Match Rifle has the larger checkered buttstock with high comb and nickel plated Schuetzen buttplate that are features of the top end B Quality rifles. The 28" octagon to round barrel has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifling. The caliber appears to be either 38-40 or 38-50 Remington. The barrel has approx. 97% of its original blue. It...