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Misc Civil War Era Guns
(EL-MR471) MAYNARD 2ND MODEL CIVIL WAR SADDLERING CARBINE
Complete with sling ring, wood is in exc cond with exc cartouche showing, bbl retains 95% orig blue, frame retains 50-60% case colors which are turning somewhat dark, exc markings, fine bore, orig sights. Very clean little gun.
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A $ 2,250
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Misc Civil War Era Guns
(EL-MR500) JENKS CIVIL WAR CARBINE WITH TAPE PRIMER
Marked Remington's Herkimer N.Y. on the lock plate. A total of only 1,000 manufactured. Has .54 caliber 24" round barrel. Brass mount trigger guard, butt plate and barrel bands. Over all gun is in Superb condition with nearly all original finsh ramaining on the frame and barrel with vivid case colors on the lock plate, side hammer and the finger lever. Excellent original wood with sharp cartouche marking. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 6,500
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Misc Civil War Era Guns
(13-650) EXTREMELY FINE CASED DELUXE ENGRAVED SMITH PATENTED CIVIL WAR CARBINE
Serial number 5. This is undoubtedly the finest of it's kind, engraved by Gustavas Young with Civil War battle scenes motif within a panel on the triggerguard; Civil War Union Officer motif in a panel on top of the frame. Gun is absolutely sensational with deluxe fancy burl wood retaining all the high gloss lacquer finish, bbl retains virtually all the blue, case colors on the frame are at 85% strong. Triggerguard, hammer, buttplate and every other part are elaborately engraved. Cased in a deluxe presentation rosewood case with various accoutrements accompanying the gun including a loading tool, percussion caps, sling, etc. This has to rate among the highest of any Civil War Presentation carbines of its kind. Only two Smith patented carbines are known to have been engraved. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 85,000
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Misc Civil War Era Guns
(MR452-13-506) 'THE 22 SPENCER' SIDE LEVER ROLLING BLOCK SINGLE SHOT RIFLE
These were made for young shooters as it has a safety button feature that must be held to fire the gun. Mostly a brown patina, good wood, painted buttplate, very nice bore. A neat, inexpensive collectible. e
A $ 150
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Misc Civil War Era Guns
(MR430-11-325) EXTRAORDINARY CIVIL WAR, CASED WHITWORTH PERCUSSION TARGET OR SNIPER RIFLE IN 50 CALIBER
Overall cond of this gun is absolutely extraordinary with all the vivid case colors, exc markings, wood is absolutely untouched, the case is in perfect cond with the Whitworth trade label in the lid and contains numerous compartments; some covered, some exposed. Many accoutrements such as molds, loading tools, powder flask, wads, etc accompany this gun, all of which are in as-new cond. Whitworth was know for his accuracy and was quite sought after by the Confederate Army for sniper rifles. Marked on the top flats of the bbl is ‘Samuel Ebrall’ and engraved on the bbl is ‘Rifled by Lord Berwick’, right side of stock also has the makers name ‘Samuel Ebrall Maker Shrewsbury’. Accompanying this rifle is a copy of the British patent dated 1860 granting the right to the Honorable Richard Lord Berwick for improvements in rifling; which in this gun are similar to Medford’s style of rifling and is quite unique and known for it’s accuracy I understand. All pieces and parts of this fun are very delicately fine line engraved. Just a beautiful gun in outstanding condition. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $26,500
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Misc Civil War Era Guns
(MR427-11-501) FACTORY ENGRAVED SPENCER SPORTING RIFLE
28” full round bbl, orig sights, orig wood generally VG. This gun appears to be engraved by Nimschke; fairly elaborately with a ribbon banner on both sides of the receiver; the balance of the work is done in a scroll pattern-only about 3 or 4 of these Spencer’s were ever engraved. Overall gun in generally VG cond with 75% toning bbl blue, the receiver is nickel plated and retains about 25% of the orig nickel. All orig, scarce little gun. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $24,000
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Misc Civil War Era Guns
(MHG366-13-660) VERY RARE CIVIL WAR ERA 9 SHOT LEMAT PINFIRE REVOLVER
36 Caliber, 9 Shot with an under bbl of about Caliber 44. Overall gun is in beautiful cond with a considerable amount of orig bright blue, some turning brown, exc case colors on the recoil shield and the protected areas of the frame. Checkered walnut grips are fine with the correct Lanyard loop in the butt. Mechanically crisp, exc markings. Very rare gun-only several of these have been encountered in the pinfire version. Definitely used by the Confederate Army. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 21,000
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Misc Civil War Era Guns
(MR414-13-665) CASED MAYNARD 1873 MODEL 15 FOUR BBL SET
Very interesting outfit: one of the bbls is a 30" rapid taper lightweight marked 'Stevens Pope' in 22 Caliber. Another one is a 25-25 Single Shot, the 3rd one is a 40-40 Maynard and there's a 20 Gauge shotgun bbl. All fitted in a case with numerous accessories such as 44 Maynard Model 1873 bullet starter, 25-20 Single Shot Model 1882 bullet starter, powder flask and various reloading supplies as well as a couple shooting kits with numerous cartridges in it; also parts, bolts and misc items. Gun is fitted with a 3/4" scope that is very uniquely off-set; also fitted on the gun is a target folding tang sight. Very unique set; the wood is of a 3X quality, nicely checkered with a Swiss style buttplate. General overall cond is fine with most all bbl blue remaining, receiver is mostly a gun metal gray coloration, case colors have turned kind of nickelly. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $8,750
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Misc Civil War Era Guns
(MR371-13-651) MARTIALLY INSPECTED SMITH'S PATENT CIVIL WAR SRC
Excellent overall with exc bore, 95% darkening bbl blue, nice case colors visible on protected areas of the receiver. Exc walnut and cartouches, correct saddlering and ring bar. It looks like this one didn't see any action. e
A $ 3,750
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Misc Civil War Era Guns
(MR370-10-510) SPENCER CONTRACT MODEL OF 1865 SRC
Three groove rifling, VG+ bore, maritally inspected, Stabler cut-off, 90%+ darkening bbl blue-balance turning blue plum, considerable vivid case colors visible on frame, orig sights and saddlering; exc walnut. e
A $ 4,950
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Misc Civil War Era Guns
(MR381a-13-664) SMITH CIVIL WAR PERCUSSION SRC IN .50 CALIBER
21-5/8” barrel, VG+ shiny bore, 90% darkening barrel blue, the balance turning a dark blue plum coloration, traces of case colors remaining on the frame, the balance is darkening, original sights, near fine walnut. Great looking example. e
A $ 3,500
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Misc Civil War Era Guns
(MR379-10-651) SPENCER MODEL 1865 SRC IN .56-50
20” barrel, late example with British proof marks and in extraordinary condition. Virtually all lustrous barrel blue intact, most all vivid case colors visible on the entire frame, hammer, lever, action and buttplate, correct sights, Stabler cut-off. Near excellent walnut with excellent cartouches; complete with sling rings. Very tough to beat this one! ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 12,995
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Misc Civil War Era Guns
(MR329-10-574) SPENCER CIVIL WAR CARBINE IN CALIBER .52 RIMFIRE
22” barrel, rigid rear sight, overall metal has turned a dark patina coloration, forearm is missing a small piece next to the frame, excellent buttstock with inspection marks near buttplate, possibly arsenal replacement. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 2,250
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Misc Civil War Era Guns
(M1-48-10-562) SPENCER MODEL 1865 CONTRACT 2 BANDED MUSKET
Fine bore, original sights, correct cleaning rod. Original wood in generally VG condition with only very minor handling mars. Metal is in fine condition; barrel has turned mostly a plum blue coloration with good traces of case color on the receiver. All original. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 2,950
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Misc Civil War Era Guns
(M1-76-13-653) SPENCER MODEL 1865 SADDLERING CARBINE IN .50 CALIBER
6-groove rifling, Stabler cut-off example. Excellent bore, original 20” barrel retains 80%+ blue, the balance starting to tone, considerable case colors on the receiver, hammer and buttplate, the balance darkening. Clean smooth metal, sharp corners, excellent walnut looks very near new. Extractor missing, original sights. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 2,875
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Misc Civil War Era Guns
(M1-77-10-509) SPENCER NEW MODEL 1867 3-BANDED MILITARY MUSKET
One of approximately 5,000 made with 6-grooved rifling, Stabler cut-off switch and marked ‘NM’ at the breech of the barrel. Original wood is in excellent condition with the correct Military cartouches. Overall metal is excellent with 75% original thinning case colors, barrel retains a considerable amount of original blue which is slightly toning in areas, correct sling swivels, fine bore. Excellent overall condition; hard to find. Nice, clean little gun. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 3,100
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