Rolling block action shotgun with 28.5" laminated Damascus steel. The bore is excellent and bright. The receiver has vivid case colors. The trigger guard's case colors have begun to fade. The actions work perfectly. The stock and forend are excellent with some light handling wear. This is a seldom seen model in excellent condition. DOES NOT shoot modern loads.

Serial number C52469. Made in 1873. 50-70 caliber with a 30” barrel. Very fine condition. Barrel has 70% of the faded blue. Wood is excellent. Action works well. Frame has traces of case colors. This gun comes with a factory letter. This gun was shipped to Kimberly & Rowe of New Haven Connecticut. Very fine example of a Sharps 1874 Military Rifle!

French made carbine originally made at the Tulle arsenal and later arsenal converted to shoot metallic cartridges and went through further modifications of the 1880's exported to Belgium at some point. This carbine has Belgian proofs left of the rear sight. An unusual carbine in fine condition.

Sharps manufactured approx. 6,900 45-70 caliber Model 1878 military rifles between 1878 and 1881 with many being sold overseas. The 32 1/8" barrel has an excellent bright bore. The barrel is marked behind the rear sight in script Old Reliable with SHARPS RIFLE CO. BRIDGEPORT CONN. following. The barrel has the standard blade front sight and military tangent rear sight. The gun has approx....

Single shot, break open rifle with half octagonal 26" barrel with a beech front sight. The bore is excellent. the barrel has 98% of its original blue. The upper tang has an adjustable folding rear sight. The stock is in very good condition with original factory varnish an light handling marks. The receiver has approximately 60% of its original nickel that has thinned from handling. Overall...

Made in 1880s. 45-70 caliber with a 20” barrel. Very nice sharp gun with approximately 50% of the blue mixed with a smooth patina. Wood is very good. Bore is very good with minor pitting.

Serial number 13813. Made in 1886. 45-70 caliber with a 28” barrel. This gun has been refinished long ago. Approximately 90% of the blue remains on the barrel and 80% of the blue on the frame. The butt stock has repairs and the left hand side has been recheckered.  Action works well and bore is dark with strong rifling.

Single-shot rifle with 24" octagonal barrel. These rifles were manufactured from 1876-1891. The bore has good rifling and is frosty in the grooves. The barrel has 98% of its original blue finish. The action works perfectly. The receiver is factory nickel plated. The buttstock is good with some wear and two very old hairline cracks that will not be a problem since this is a .22LR rifle....

Serial number 1309. 44 caliber with a 26” barrel. Nice sharp gun with a smooth even patina. Action works well. Bore is excellent. Wood is very good.

Serial Number 1325. Made in 1880s. 44-77 caliber with a 30” barrel. Very sharp gun with 95% toni9ng blue on the barrel. Frame is nice and sharp with mostly gray patina with some concentration of case colors on the left hand side of the frame. Wood is very good. Action works well. Bore is excellent.

Serial Number 32143. Made in 1865. 52 caliber with a 21” barrel. Nice sharp gun with a light brown patina. The wood is very good. The left hand side of the stock has the initials “ES” carved into it. The frame is mostly a gray to brown patina. The lock has a fair amount of the case colors. The action works perfectly. Bore is excellent with a few spots of pitting.

Serial number C38771. 50-70 caliber caliber with a 28” barrel. Barrel and forearm have been shortened into a sporting rifle configuration. Metal has a gray patina. Left hand side of the barrel has the Springfield alteration number. Very interesting Sharps converted to a Sporting Rifle!

Made circa 1876 – 1891. 45-70 caliber with a 30” barrel. The metal has a dark gray patina ion the metal. Wood is very good. This gun has the original tang sight. Ramrod is a replacement. Action works well. Bore is excellent. 

Serial number 304. 46 caliber with a 25” barrel. This gun has a dark brown patina. The frame is mostly gray. Wood is very good. Tang sight is not present. Bore is very good. These are fairly scarce model made in the 1860s with less than 2000 of these guns made.

Serial number 8048. 50 caliber with a 30” barrel. Metal has an even light gray to brown patina. Wood is very fine. Action works ell. Bore is very good. Very fine gun in the best caliber!

Made early 1880s. 45-70 caliber with a 20” barrel. This gun is in very fine condition with 90% of the original blue finish. Wood is very good. Action work well. Bore is excellent. Gas hole on the top of the receiver has been enlarged.

This 44 Evans (1" shell) transition model Evans sporting rifleis circa 1876 or 1877. With its 34-shot magazine, it was the "assault rifle" of the 1870s! The overall length is approx. 47.25". The 30" octagon barrel has an excellent bore with bright, strong rifling. The top flat is marked 2240 (the serial number) followed by EVANS REPEATING RIFLE MECHANIC FALLS. ME followed by PAT. DEC. 8....

Serial C54352. Made in 1876. We believe this gun is in 44-90 caliber with a 32” barrel. Metal has an even chocolate brown patina on the barrel. Frame is a mottle gray to brown patina. Wood is very good as field worn. These were the least expensive of the Sharps Rifles and were commonly used during the Buffalo Hunts. This gun comes with a factory letter and was shipped to...

The Evans Repeating Rifle Company, Mechanic Falls, ME, manufactured approx. 3,000 New Model Sporting Rifles between 1877 and 1879, only a few which had the "EVANS SPORTING RIFLE" barrel marking like this one. They featured a 28-shot capacity magazine in the butt for the 44 Evans 1.5" centerfire cartridge. The overall length of this Evans sporting rifle is approx. 45,25". The 27" octagon...

Fewer than 200 of the Whitney Excelsior rifles were made from 1866 to 1870. The overall length is approx. 45.5". The approx. 28" round 38 caliber rimfire (the firing pin can be changed to centerfire) barrel has a good bore with strong rifling and some erosion. All the metal has a light brown patina with some light roughness toward the muzzle, The stocks are very good with no cracks or chips...