Smith & Wesson produced this Model 36-10 special edition "Texas Hold 'Em" revolver in 2005. Standard features of the Model 36 include a 2" barrel, fixed sight, five shot, double action, fluted cylinders and chambered for the .38 Smith & Wesson Special. The finish is blue, the hammer and trigger are case colored and grips are faux ivory. Other special features include gold bands on barrel and cylinder; engraving on barrel, frame and cylinder and four gold playing cards on right side. Comes in a factory wood glass top display case with two decks of Smith & Wesson cards and four colors of Smith & Wesson poker chips. Also comes with the original blue plastic box with matching serial number and all paperwork. Serial Number-TEX0584; Manufacturer-S&W; Model-36; Caliber-.38 Special; Barrel Length-2"; FFL Status-Modern;
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One of 1,000 custom .45 features light illuminating front sight, drift adjustable white outline rear, ambidextrous safety, checkered flat mainspring housing. Left side is engraved "Custom Colt Government .45 Auto" and right side stamped "Colt 1/1000". Has real ivory grips with Colt custom shop gold medallions. Pistol has a hint of muzzle wear, a couple spots of high edge wear. Still 99%. Serial Number-679CGOV; Manufacturer-Colt; Model-1911; Caliber-.45 ACP; Barrel Length-5"; FFL Status-Modern;
Features an Elegant Kucher’s massive knight helmet that is elaborately cast and decorated with a backstrap. The helmet is 1.487" in length x 1.180" in width. Same intricate guard and hallmarked the same with a large hand-fitted ivory grip with slanting lines. Locally made curved blade has a slight center fuller and is engraved on the obverse with eight gilded figures that include two jousting knights and seven figures on the reverse that go down to within 4-1/2" of the tip. Hilt: 6-1/2". Total: 43-3/4”. A copy of this book featuring this sword will be included. Hilt stamped on bottom on guard "F. KUCHER". Guard has been re-attached on left side. Blade retains generous traces of fire blue with dark grey patina otherwise, scattered dark areas and light surface rust overall. Grip missing a chip on right side, near pommel. Copy of this book featuring this sword will be included. Sword is featured on page 78 figure 72 of "American Silver-Hilted, Revolutionary and Early Federal Swords" by Daniel D. Hartzler. Blade Length-35 - 1/2"; Overall Length-42 - 1/4";
Solid silver Eagle pommel by younger Forbes. Pommel made from same two piece mold as other examples but is decorated more extensively. The back strap is decorated with relief leaves and feathers, is attached to the pommel, and runs down into the bottom ferrule. The thick knuckle bow is a modified reverse "P" with relief leaves and three berries descending in size in high relief in the back. Bow terminates in a large scroll at the counter guard with a reinforcement. Languettes feature a cavalry soldier on a horse. "IW FORBES" in Roman capitals between the languettes and blade. Due to the placement of the hallmark, apparently the languettes were soldered on after the hilt was made. Guard terminates in an eagle head quillion. The ivory grips are bulbus and concord to fit the hand. The blade has a shallow center fuller and is nicely decorated with gilt military motifs and a Patriotic splayed eagle, with fire blued panels on each side. Leather scabbard has very large pierced silver mounts with the top mount being 5-1/4" long and having a throat and roped silver wire ring. The ring stud is soldered on the mount. The center mount is 4-7/8" while the bottom mount is huge being 11-1/2" with a drag. Hilt: (including languettes) 6-1/8”. Total: 41”. Copy of this book featuring this sword on Page 522 Figure 473 will be included. Excellent condition, blade 80-90% original blue and gilt on blade. Some light speckling on polished portion. Silver excellent, with scattered areas of dark patina, detail is excellent on cast components. Grip has some minor chipping along edge below pommel. Blade Length-30"; Overall Length-39 - 1/4";
Rare double-swagged broad Philadelphia blade marked on the square spine “ROWLAND PHILA” in individual capital letters. Solid silver hilt with mounted on a dynamic, unrecorded variation of a huge knights-head pommel that is extremely well adorned. The massive, thick silver knuckle bow consists of two rows of foliage that widen to surround an oval medallion, which has the initials “WR” in script, then flowing into a rather plain counter guard that has an outer branch matching the knuckle bow and terminates in a finely constructed eagle-head quillon. The grips are of ivory, carved with angular, small, close-together lines on both sides. Leather washer between the hilt and the blade. The black leather scabbard is plain with heavy shaped silver mounts. Top mount has a mouth, pressed-line decoration and an extension on the front with the initials “WR.” The second mount is nicely sculptured with the same pressed lines and like the top mount has a heavy stud with a small carrying ring. The Philadelphia style lower mount is very large and is sculptured with the same line decorations, only heavier than the top two, with the drag having a decorated extension of floral design. Copy of "American Silver-Hilted, Revolutionary and early Federal Swords" by Daniel Hartzler, featuring this sword will be included. Sword is featured on page 121 figure 122. Excellent condition, blade retains most of original polished surface with some areas of darker grey, markings are excellent. Scabbard is excellent, leather shows scattered scratches, cracking, and one small hole around top edge between second mount and drag. Drag has a few minor dents. Hilt excellent with minimal wear to detail and a few scattered marks on oval plaque, one small loss on visor of helmet and a few small dents. Ivory grip excellent with some discoloration and minor chip below helmet on left side. This sword is marked on scabbard mount and hilt presentation plaque with "WR" for William Rowland, Philadelphia blade maker. The unique wide blade is also marked, making it probable that he made this fine sword for himself. This is one of the finest American silver hilted swords in existence. Blade Length-34"; Overall Length-40 - 1/2";
Unmarked but distinctively a product of Isaac Hutton. Silver hilt and pommel with unique knuckle bow origin. The knuckle bow is rasped and there is a tall ferrule at the bottom of the grip. The detailed engraving on the face of the guard is done in very small lines with a deeply engraved shell at the top and bottom. It has stars on the crossguard, which separate the two different areas of the four-slot counter guard. Ivory grip is nicely spiraled with deep spiraling flutes in the center portions. The highly blued and gilt-decorated straight tapered blade is single-edged, except for the last 8" which is double edged. Decorated with patriotic eagle, military motifs and large acanthus leaves at top on each side. The leather scabbard is complete, but in three pieces, and has a shaped silver top mount with a ring and stud and a silver drag. Copy of "American Silver-Hilted Revolutionary and Early Federal Swords by Daniel Hartzler", featuring this sword will be included. Sword is featured on page 513, figure 461. Excellent condition; blade retains 90-95% of its original polish, gilt decoration and bluing with some light rust at top of blade and a few dark areas in polished section. Hilt is polished with excellent engraving, pommel with a few small dents. Grip excellent with some age cracks and a very small chip on bottom, mostly covered by pommel. Scabbard very good but broken into three sections, some losses to black crazed leather. Mounts unpolished. Blade Length-32 - 1/2"; Overall Length-37 - 3/4";
Unmarked Albany variation believed to be produced by the Hutton brothers. Silver hilt with pierced heart on sheet silver guard and scalloped edges on right side. Capstan sits on top of fluted and bird's head-shaped pommel. The ivory grip is tapered with bulbous section divided by silver wire wrap. The straight tapered blade has a single center fuller and is engraved. “WELLS & CO NEW YORK" and "WARRANTED” with engraved patriotic eagle and military motifs. Hilt: 5-1/4” Total: 35”. Copy of "American Silver-Hilted Revolutionary and Early Federal Swords by Daniel Hartzler", featuring this sword will be included. Sword is featured on page 517, figure 467. Very good condition; blade retains a grey patina with scattered areas of dark spotting and traces of blue finish. Edge has some minor nicks. Grip retains a yellow patina with some crazing, horizontal age cracks on left side with one small ship from cracking. Hilt polished with some areas having a darker patina. Blade Length-29"; Overall Length-34";
Early extravagant colonial-made sword, probably southern. Silver pommel was cast in one piece, showing relief ears, eyes, eyebrows, nose, muzzle, jaws and jowls. The remainder has finely engraved lines representing short hair. The knuckle bow has ten piercings. Chased stars in the center and deep extensive engraving on the remainder. The counter guard has a sunburst with 45 pierced slots and a hallmark of “N F” with a pellet between in Roman capitals. The hallmark is unattributed but it appears to have been made in the 1750’s. The grip is checkered ivory with traces of blue indigo. It is spiraled, carved in alternating ridges, with large relief bands of checkering and band wire. The blade is slightly curved and has two fullers. Hilt: 5”. Total: 31-1/2”. Copy of "American Silver-Hilted Revolutionary and Early Federal Swords by Daniel Hartzler", featuring this sword will be included. Sword is featured on page 371, figure 345. Very good condition, blade retains a grey patina with scattered dark freckling. Hilt excellent with one crack behind ear of pommel. Silver wrap slightly loose on grip. Grip has a yellow patina with a few age cracks. Blade Length-26"; Overall Length-31";
Matching gilt brass hilted dirk and sword of Connecticut ancestry. Very little of the gilding remains. The elliptical eagle and pommels have only slight embossing below the forehead band. The cross quillons are of the same thickness. Both ivory grips possess quality checkering. Chain guard of the dirk is in figure-eight links while the sword has individual round links. The sword retains its black leather scabbard with scalloped mounts and line decorations, drag is absent. Both hilts are 5-1/2" while the flat dirk blade is 17-1/2" and decorated with engraved gilt designs, including arms motifs and a large crown over "GR" in script on the right side. Curved single fuller sword blade is 31" long and has gilt designs, which include arms motifs. Copy of "American Silver-Hilted Revolutionary and Early Federal Swords by Daniel Hartzler", featuring this sword and dirk will be included. Sword and dirk are featured on page 203, figure 190. Good condition, dirk blade retains a dark grey patina with scattered dark areas and some light pitting, hilt is unpolished and grip retains a yellow patina with one large horizontal age crack on top of right side. Sword is good with worn blade showing some dark areas and light pitting, some scattered marks from use and nicks on edge. Hilt unpolished with dark patina and traces of gilt finish, grip excellent and retaining yellowed patina with a few minor hairline age cracks. Scabbard in fair condition with seam open, some crazing and flaking, and missing drag and lug on top mount. Blade Length-Largest: 29"; Overall Length-Largest: 34 - 1/2";
John McMullin’s nicely formed small-beak eagle silver-hilt sword with a doorknob capstan rivet. Forehead molding consists of two lines. The eyes are well set. The feathers are rounded with a center vein and the bottom of the pommel matches the area between the beak and the forehead. The heavy guard is well formed, with a series of round cutouts in the knuckle bow that flow into the counter guard. Counter guard has three spokes on each side and is marked “I. McMullins” on top in a rectangular cartouche in large and small letters. The ivory grip is nicely checkered, bordered with two columns on each edge. Slightly curved blade has a shallow fuller, with a cartouche on the obverse featuring an eagle and indistinguishable initials. The brown leather scabbard has a top mount with a very heavy oval frog button and is engraved “J M” on the upper obverse in script. The tooled lines can be found on both sides of the brown leather scabbard. Hilt: 5-1/4”. Total: 34-1/4”. Copy of "American Silver-Hilted Revolutionary and Early Federal Swords by Daniel Hartzler", featuring this sword will be included. Sword is featured on page 65, figure 52. Excellent condition; blade retains a dark grey patina with some edge wear from scabbard and some light pitting. Scabbard very good with replaced drag and some scuffing and creases, last 6" replaced and all stitching is gone on back. Hilt excellent and grip shows dark yellow patina with some age cracks. Blade Length-28 - 1/2"; Overall Length-33 - 3/4";
Daniel You is the likely maker of this silver foot officer’s sword. Large door knob capstan on olive-shaped one-piece pommel. Stirrup knuckle bow, center guard has a wide loop. Hallmarked “DY” in Roman capitals and a heart cartouche with a perched eagle surrounded by four stars on each side. Reeded ivory grip. Straight tapered spadroon blade with center fuller displaying traces of engraved designs. Hilt: 6”. Total: 38-1/4”. Copy of "American Silver-Hilted Revolutionary and Early Federal Swords by Daniel Hartzler", featuring this sword will be included. Sword is featured on page 381, figure 355. Very good condition; blade retains a grey patina with some scattered dark spots. Grip retains a yellow patina showing a few horizontal cracks from age, one on left side shows some shrinkage or separation. Hilt excellent with a few scattered marks from use, mostly polished. Blade Length-32"; Overall Length-38";
Broad, curved single fuller blade with fire blued panels on each side and gilt washed engraved designs including an Indian chief on one side and a patriotic eagle holding an "E Pluribus Unum" banner in its mouth, and an engraved "Warranted" banner below stars. Engraved gilt brass reverse "P" hilt with small languettes. Hilt engraved in various places, including quillion engraved on both sides with a flower, ring in front of grip, and bottom of hilt engraved with flowers and oak leaves. Engraved with an Edelweiss on pommel and oak leaves above grip. Back of guard is also engraved. Ivory grip has a checkered panel on the right side. Complete with original gilt brass scabbard with chiseled brass mounts featuring oak leaves and acorns, each with a ring. Scabbard is decorated with engraved patterns and large leaves. Drag has a rattlesnake in relief around the mount. Scabbard also features two repousse panels on the front; one with Lady Liberty posing with a canon and eagle. Scabbard has a thick ring at throat cut for languettes. Very good condition; blade retains about 70% fire blued finish with much of gilt still intact, especially in engraved lines. Blade otherwise retains much of original polish with scattered areas of dark freckling and some pitting near tip. Hilt retains a mostly unpolished patina with a few small traces of gilt in protected areas. Scabbard retains 80-90% original gilt finish with wear on raised areas, which retain a dark patina. Scabbard has a large crease surrounded by dents between the second mount and the drag with some areas cracked through completely. Some dents are also apparent on left side. Grip has a large age crack on each side. Blade Length-29"; Overall Length-35 - 1/2";
Inexpensive simple sword by D.W. Forbes. Small rounded doorknob cap stand on a flat pommel that is octagonal shaped with square corners. The guard is fairly thick and stamped at the bottom and on the quillion. On the under-side of the guard in a rectangular cartouche is "D.W. Forbes" in script. The grips are ivory with long column reeds, the blade is straight with a fuller in the center and engraved patriotic motifs. Hilt: 5-3/4”. Total: 35-1/2”. Copy of "American Silver-Hilted Revolutionary and Early Federal Swords by Daniel Hartzler", featuring this sword will be included. Sword is featured on page 520, figure 470. Good condition; blade retains a dark patina with some lighter areas and scattered areas with heavy pitting, especially on edge and spine. Traces of blue finish in some areas, some wear to engraving. Hilt very good with great markings and some dark areas and light pitting from tarnish. Grip has a yellow patina with a few minor chips and two large age cracks showing separation and running horizontally. Blade Length-29 - 3/4"; Overall Length-35 - 1/4";
Identical saber from the shop of John Janvier Sr. can be seen in "American Silver-Hilted Revolutionary and Early Federal Swords by Daniel Hartzler" on page 137, figure 131. The only difference being that this piece was made with a scabbard keeper and languettes. Same .084" thick knuckle bow. The bulged ivory grips are checkered on both sides with the reverse having double lines. Imported curved gold washed and blued blade made for the American market. Blade is etched with “U S of A” and military motifs. Black leather bodied scabbard with large mounts. Hilt: 5-7/8”. Total: 37-3/4”. Copy of "American Silver-Hilted Revolutionary and Early Federal Swords by Daniel Hartzler" featuring this sword will be included. Sword is featured on page 137, figure 132. Very good condition; blade retains a heavy brown patina, some small areas of pitting and some nicks on edge. Traces of gilt on engraved designs. Hilt very good with some wear and scratches. Grip retains a yellow patina with some minor hairline cracks from age and some wear to decoration. Scabbard very good with some flaking, one repair done very well in center, replaced drag and stitching is missing. Blade Length-31 - 1/2"; Overall Length-37";
Solid silver hooded-eye eagle in flight with tightly layered feathers on the top and under the eye, unusual upturned head. The individual relief feathering on the neck is broader and more rounded on the bottom, with the veins and other intricate plumage not encountered on the pommels. The five ball knuckle bow has a rounded area with a piercing for a sword knot, near intersection with pommel. Same five-ball pattern in the knuckle bow and on the counter guard, with a larger center ball. It is from the same shop as plate 618 on page 681 of "American Silver-Hilted Revolutionary and Early Federal Swords by Daniel Hartzler". This example is unmarked, but was also made by E. Raworth of Tennessee. The straight tapered spadroon blade has a center fuller and is decorated with etched panels surrounded by blued areas with gilt designs. It has a nicely etched liberty cap, an eagle with “E Pluribus Unum” all finely gold gilded, and the bluing ends about the midsection with a vine shape, remainder polished. Hilt: 6-1/4”. Total: 36-1/2”. Copy of "American Silver-Hilted Revolutionary and Early Federal Swords by Daniel Hartzler", featuring this sword will be included. Sword is featured on page 682, figure 619. Excellent condition; blade retains about 40-50% of blue finish and gilt washed designs. Much of original polish is present with some freckling and grey spots. Hilt excellent, ivory grip excellent with some age cracks on left side. Blade Length-30 - 1/4"; Overall Length-36 - 1/4";
Ultimate bird-head pommel with a stylized relief four-pointed star surrounded by C-scrolls with graduating bell flowers all in high relief down the backstrap. Deeply engraved knuckle bow with relief Rococo ornamentation, including military motifs and flags and a relief presentation panel. Detailed eagle-head quillon. The languette on the right side bears a sculptured relief patriotic eagle facing toward the right, clinching arrows, while the reverse languette is smooth. Line-decorated silver grip ferrule secures the ivory grip with a checkered panel on the right side. The curved single fuller steel blade is engraved with heavy floral sprays with an American flag and “US of A” on the left side, all designs are gilt washed and traced with blue finish. Black leather scabbard with embossed designed, silver mounts with embossed decoration, top mount with a Lady Liberty, the center with shells surrounding an eagle posed with military arms, and the bottom mount with coordinating sculptured shells and bell flowers with a snake drag. Hilt: 6-3/8”. Total: 37-1/2”. Copy of "American Silver-Hilted Revolutionary and Early Federal Swords by Daniel Hartzler", featuring this sword will be included. Sword is featured on page 51, figure 38. Excellent condition; blade retains perhaps 90% gilt finish on engraved designs on blade and 60% blue finish. Grey overall patina with large areas of heavy brown patina with some pitting and some nicks on edge. Some of acid engraving on lower end of blade pitted. Silver hilt and mounts polished and excellent, showing very light wear and some scattered light marks. Grip retains a yellow patina and has one small chip on bottom, below pommel and one chip along backstrap on left side. Scabbard good with some damage near bottom mount along edge and spine, back has been lined with glued replacement black leather over seams. Blade Length-31"; Overall Length-37 - 1/2";
Bird-head pommel ornamented in deeply engraved and stippled floral ornaments that continue on the spine as well as on the top of the counter guard and sides of the quillon. Matching lower ferrule also engraved. Bulbous ivory grip with checkered panel on right side. Hilt features languettes; the right side with a highly relief eagle with arrows on a stippled ground. Curved steel blade with large single fuller and a unique guilt designs with blued outlines including right side with large letters "US/of A" with military motifs. Black leather scabbard with large embossed silver mounts. These ornate mounts feature Lady Liberty on the top mount, a patriotic eagle with arms on the mount, and a large oak leaf on the tip with a scaled serpent drag. The Rococo ornamental mounts are not decorated on the reverse except for the snake drag and scalloped edges. Hilt: 6-1/2”. Total: 39”. Copy of "American Silver-Hilted Revolutionary and Early Federal Swords by Daniel Hartzler", featuring this sword will be included.This sword is featured on page 52, figure 39. Excellent condition, blade retains 70-80% original polish, gilt, and blue accents with scattered areas of brown patina and light pitting surrounded by dark patina, one minor nick at top, near tip. Hilt and mounts excellent and polished with a few light marks. Grip retains a yellow patina with some crazing and an age crack along bottom. Scabbard has losses to finish and areas of heavy crazing. Stitching excellent and no holes or tears. Blade Length-32"; Overall Length-38";
Comprising: Eagle pommel sword missing quillon, brass hilt, engraved steel blade, ivory grip. Fair condition; dark patina overall, hilt loose, grip with small chip, blade with dark patina. Cut down model 1850 Officer's sword with brass pierced hilt, horn grip, steel blade, good condition; dark patina, blade with dark spots. British steel scabbard, straight, excellent condition. Japanese sword with leather covered scabbard, fair condition; blade has some rust, grip missing wrap, some nicks on leather scabbard, brass mounts dark. Steel cavalry scabbard with dark patina and a few dents. Straight 18th century blade; cleaned and with some scattered pitting. Blade Length-Various; Overall Length-Various;
According to the Factory letter, this was shipped as a standard 1861 Navy with wood stocks and shipped to Colt's New York office on March 7th, 1861 in a shipment of only five guns. It was obviously engraved by one of the New York Colt contract engravers during the period of Gustave Young (1852 to 1869). The style of engraving, with its fine scroll work and punch-dot background, is the type of work done in the shop of Gustave Young; very similar pattern of engraving can be seen on page 65 in the book of Colt Engraving by Wilson. The frame exhibits nearly full coverage engraving, as does the backstrap and hammer; trigger guard and butt are also engraved and the barrel exhibits engraving on over half its surface. The cylinder exhibits a strong Naval battle scene but is not engraved. Exhibits all matching numbers, including wedge and cylinder. All metal surfaces are beautifully silver plated, having never been cleaned, and have taken on the rainbow coin finish. The period original one piece ivory grips sport full checkering on both panels. Cylinder shows no burn. Strong clean bore and perfect action. Gun remains in all original condition as it was when period engraved; the workmanship is flawless. It is quite evident this highly decorated firearm was intended as a very special gift or possession for someone of means or importance. Given the date of manufacture, this revolver was quite likely intended for someone involved in the Civil War. Spectacular period master engraved Colt 1861 Navy. Serial Number-6601; Manufacturer-Colt; Model-1861 Navy; Caliber-.36 percussion; Barrel Length-7-1/2"; FFL Status-Antique; CORRECTION: The triggerguard bow is stamped with an “R”, which may signifies rejection or factory return. The engraving appears to be factory, as well as the checkered ivory grips.
This beautiful Third Generation Single Action Army is in .44 Special, full factory nickel with Custom Gun Shop dark ebony grips with etched ivory oval scrimshawed Colt. Gun is unfired. Barely visible cylinder line. Comes in the original box with paperwork numbered to gun. Serial Number-SA33657; Manufacturer-Colt; Model-S.A.A.; Caliber-.44 Special; Barrel Length-4 - 3/4"; FFL Status-Modern;
Referred to as the Colt Armory Edition, a total of 250 revolvers were manufactured in full nickel plate with silver medallion ivory grips. The first time the Colt Single Action Army is stamped on barrel with ".45 ACP". Comes with an extra .45 LC cylinder numbered to gun. Comes in a blue lined French fitted French walnut case with a copy of the Colt Armory book. Revolver was manufactured in 1983. Revolver is unfired. Has a light drag line. A unique, very small production Single Action Army marked for .45 ACP in a beautiful presentation. Serial Number-SA66037; Manufacturer-Colt; Model-S.A.A.; Caliber-.45 LC; Barrel Length-4 - 3/4"; FFL Status-Modern;
The Model 63 was introduced in 1977. It is referred to as the .22/32 Kit gun stainless. It is a double action, six shot built on the square butt J target frame with three screws. They were manufactured until 1898. Has recessed chambers, smooth trigger, checkered hammer, target adjustable rear sight, red ramp front sight and ivory grips with Smith & Wesson logo. This revolver features nearly full coverage, scroll engraving with gold inlay bomb cat on left panel and squirrel on right. The revolver was signed by the engraver G. Cargnel. The revolver has been fired and there is cylinder burn, but remains in near new condition inside and out. Serial Number-ALB4707; Manufacturer-S&W; Model-63; Caliber-.22 LR; Barrel Length-4"; FFL Status-Modern;
Life began as a standard early World War I German Luger chambered for the 9mm cartridge with a 4" barrel. All visible numbers match and factory stampings are strong as new. The gun was profusely and professionally chisel engraved in Germanic scroll pattern and then rust blued. It was then stocked with a custom pair of ivory grips. The magazine is not numbered and has a black plastic bottom. Even the grip retaining screws have been profusely engraved. The bore is mint and gun is fully operational. Retains virtually all of the custom reapplied finish. Extremely handsome and ornate early Luger. Serial Number-8111; Manufacturer-Luger; Model-DWM 1915; Caliber-9mm; Barrel Length-4"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;
Manufactured 1984. Features blue and case colored finish with Colt medallion ivory grips. This beautiful Sheriff's Model has the early screw-in black powder frame. Does not even have a drag line. Comes in the original matching box with hang tag and all paperwork. Serial Number-SA69446; Manufacturer-Colt; Model-Sheriff's Model; Caliber-.45 Colt; Barrel Length-3"; FFL Status-Modern;
Manufactured 1903. Features six shot, single action and fixed sights. This original First Generation Colt Single Action Army in a style made popular at Tiffany Studios in a method referred to as Damascene; in which a pattern is laid out, the finish is applied and the pattern itself does not take the blued finish, giving it the look of a silver pattern with blue overlay. Gun retains 95-97% of this finish done at time of decoration. Features period one piece ivory grips. It is in as new mechanical condition with four perfect clicks. Strong, near mint rifled bore. Matching numbers. Has Colt Frontier Six Shooter stamp on left side of barrel. Most of the screws retain their Nitre blue finish. This is a very difficult type of decoration to perform and this example was masterfully done of the highest quality and workmanship, and gives it a look unlike any other method of decoration. One of the more interesting decorated Colt Frontier Six Shooters we have ever processed. Coverage is nearly 80%. A most auspicious Single Action Army. Serial Number-239089; Manufacturer-Colt; Model-S.A.A.; Caliber-.44-40; Barrel Length-4 - 3/4"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;
The basis of this pistol was a DWM that has been custom barreled and masterfully engraved. Barrel has had a rib and a target sight added. Sports faux ivory grip panels. DWM stamp on toggle. Nearly the entire metal surface exhibits scroll engraving of very high quality. Pistol displays 99% of the re-applied blued finish. Small parts have been re-strawed. Comes with two magazines in a custom case. Fine bore and action. Extremely handsome and unusual presentation Luger. Serial Number-4207; Manufacturer-DWM; Model-Luger 1903; Caliber-9mm; Barrel Length-5 - 3/4"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;
Two sets of blued steel barrels with solid matte ribs; one with two ivory beads with a numeral "1" inlaid in gold at breech and the other inlaid with a numeral "2" at breech with a single ivory bead. Both sets engraved across tops of barrels "VICTOR SARASQUETA / EIBAR ESPANA". These are chopper lump barrels and bottom of each barrel is marked "BRISTARADUN". Case hardened sidelock actions finely engraved with scrolls and a deeply chiseled scene on one side of three solid gold inlaid pheasants in flight and the other with a scene of three landing ducks over a marsh. Engraved fences, ejectors, non-automatic safeties, cocking indicators and single trigger. Scroll engraved blued trigger guard. Figured walnut straight stock with relief panels around each side of action terminating in a teardrop, checkered wrist and brown old English recoil pad. Diamond section checkered walnut forearm with engraved Anson release. Excellent condition; barrels have been re-blued long ago during period of use and now retain about 90% blue finish on each set with some wear around breeches, muzzles and tops of ribs. Ribs show some scattered marks from use and some wear to matte engraving. Set of barrels numbered "1" has a small dent that cannot be seen in the bore on left barrel. Bores are excellent and shiny. Action is tight and retains about 60-70% original case colors with some fading and wear on bottom of action and on fences. Engraving shows little to no wear. Stocks are very good as refinished with some wear to checkering, a few scattered marks from use and one piece of wood replaced between left action and barrel tang with one small chip on right side below action. Trigger guard retains about 80% original blue finish with some wear on rear tang. Serial Number-124706; Manufacturer-Escobar; Model-SxS; Barrel Length-Set 1) 26" Set 2) 29-1/2"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic; Gauge-12; Chamber-2-3/4"; Length of Pull-13-3/4"; Drop at Comp-1-1/2"; Drop at Heel-2-1/16"; Internal Bore Diameter-Set 1 - Both - .744"; Barrel Wall Thickness-Set 1) Both - .030" Set 2) Both - .039"; Choke-Set 1) I.C. & L.Mod., Set 2) Full & I.Mod.;
Case hardened barrel cluster of six with stiff leaf decoration around muzzles and proofed with English proofs between each barrel. Removable nipples around ring at breech. Case hardened and scroll engraved top hammer double action mechanism. Scroll engraved trigger guard bow and buttcap with compartment for spare nipples. Top of action tang engraved "DOOLEY / BANELAGH ST / LIVERPOOL". Engraved screw heads on tang and barrels. Figured one piece grips with fine checkering and octagonal vacant German silver wrist escutcheon. Rosewood case with vacant round brass plaque on lid and partitioned interior with ivory knob on lid, complete with bronze "SYKES" marked powder flask, rosewood and brass ramrod/cleaning rod, and nipple removal wrench. Interior lid features original paper label reading "W.M. DOOLEY / GUNMAKER / LIVERPOOL" and displaying a scene of a hunter with two dogs. Excellent condition; all steel components retain 90-95% bright case colors, some brown patina and freckling on barrels which rest against case. Appears to have seen little or no use. Trigger with traces of fire blue. Grip is excellent with sharp checkering. Tang screw has been replaced. Action is tight and bores are excellent. Case is good; lid has some dark areas around edges and escutcheon, some scattered dents and scratches. Red velour partitioned interior shows some fading and has some areas on bottom worn through from placement of items and a couple small tears from barrels. Accessories excellent. Label very good showing some losses from acidity of glue. Serial Number-NSN; Manufacturer-William Dooley; Model-Pepperbox; Caliber-.41 Percussion; Barrel Length-3-1/4"; FFL Status-Antique;
According to the factory letter, this revolver was shipped to the Colt's office, New York on November 18th, 1862 in the shipment of two guns listed with blue finish and ivory stocks. Rarely do you find a civilian Colt Model 1860 with ivory stocks listed in the ledger. The revolver is a standard commercial model. Features round barrel, rebated cylinder with Naval scene, cut for shoulder stock, six shot, single action, blued barrel and cylinder, case colored frame and hammer, blued steel backstrap and brass trigger guard. Original ivory grips are in very good condition showing numerous age cracks, including a crack on the right side at frame. Matching serial numbers on barrel, frame, trigger guard, back strap, wedge and cylinder. Traces of case colors on frame and some bright blue in recesses. Basically a smooth gun metal patina with sharp legends and 50% cylinder scene. Indexes and locks up perfectly with a strong, clean rifled bore. Under each serial number the letter "IP" is stamped with the exception of the cylinder and wedge. The "IP" stamp is usually found on factory fitted ivory or plated. It is obvious this revolver was very special, well used and cared for. Serial Number-56854; Manufacturer-Colt; Model-1860 Army; Caliber-.44 percussion; Barrel Length-8"; FFL Status-Antique;
Fine large bore mid-19th century Adams double action revolver. Dealer marked on top flat "Williams & Powell 25 South Castle Street Liverpool". Matching serial number on frame and cylinder. Numerous British proofs. Overall metal finish is a dull blue-brown patina with gun metal grey. Sharp legends, excellent checkered walnut grips, original nipples, indexes and locks up perfectly, with a strong rifled bore. Dealer cased with trade label, comes with William Powell nickel oil bottle, small brass powder dispenser stamped "Sykes", two Eley cap tins, assorted balls, small James Dickson oil bottle, ivory container with spare nipple and cracked rim, ebony handle nipple wrench, wood handle powder measure, original key, and an Alabama Civil War dollar bill. Revolver retains approximately 85% of period reapplied blue finish. Fine, early English large bore set. These guns were largely used by the Confederacy during the war for independence. Serial Number-35368; Manufacturer-Adams; Model-Double Action; Caliber-.45bore; Barrel Length-5 - 3/4"; FFL Status-Antique;
The centerpiece of this fabulous gambler's set is a factory engraved five shot, single action, spur trigger revolver. Barrel stamped "True Blue". Features nickle plating. Beautifully engraved in scroll and punch dot pattern in the style of Hopkins & Allen with two piece bird's head walnut grips. Cylinder face does not appear to have been fired. Does have some indexing issues. Also included is a ladies garter dirk with faux pearl handle made in Germany with pink garter and original display box; an unopened pack of Belgian Great Mogul plating cards with no indices; a gutta percha box with two ivory dice, hinge broken; two original cuff cheaters, one Columbus and one Derby; and an original wooden card press with bead work playing cards on cover. A wonderful early set. The card press is especially hard to find. Serial Number-1686; Manufacturer-H & A; Model-Revolver; Caliber-.32 RF; Barrel Length-2-1/2"; FFL Status-Antique;
Gun (A) is an engraved Smith & Wesson .38 single action spur trigger revolver. This is referred to as the Second Model Second Issue round barrel with top rib patent dates, factory nickel finish, five shot, spur trigger and sports a pair of period two piece ivory grips. Appears factory engraved. The engraving on this gun appears to be the work of L.D. Nimschke with the large flowing scroll seen on page 40 in The Standard Catalog of Smith & Wesson. The cylinder retains approximately 30-40% original nickel, balance blending. The grip straps have greyed-out. Frame and barrel retain approximately 80% original nickel. Engraving is sharp. Grips are excellent. Indexes and locks up perfectly. Strong rifling but does have some minor black powder abrasion. These were manufactured from 1877 to 1891. Nice collector lot of two extremely handsome all original turn of the century Smith & Wesson's. Gun (B) is a small five shot double action top break revolver with a short barrel and is referred to as a "bicycle gun" and .32 safety hammerless Second Model with the rare "2". Manufactured 1902-1909. This gun has the round ribbed barrel, high polish factory blue finish, T-shaped barrel latch with knurling and is fitted with a pair of period genuine Mother of Pearl grips. This revolver remains in excellent all original condition, retaining approximately 75% of the high polish blue finish mixing with patina and some light freckling. Strong case colors on trigger. Mother of Pearl grips are excellent with no cracks and only moderate age chipping. Perfect action. Strong bore with some frosting. Serial Number-159995, 3119; Manufacturer-S&W; Model-Safety Hammerless, Top Break; Caliber-.32, .38 S&W; Barrel Length-2", 3 - 1/4"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;
A 19th century Vizagapatam porcupine quill, ivory and penwork work box, the hinged lid enclosing a removable tray with various lidded compartments, 27.5cm wide. Condition Report: In reasonable condition overall. The base board is split; some damage to the lid quills showing some areas of repair; penwork showing minor rubbing; inner tray has split to base; inner left side cotton reel fitting missing; key present; hinges firm,
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