Octagonal rifled barrel signed "P. Kuntz" on top flat and two decorated bands surround both front and rear sights. Flintlock mechanism with lockplate stamped "KONIGMACHER/& Co./WARRANTED," roller frizzen and sprigs of engraving on cock and tail. Four piece pierced and finely engraved patchbox, one of the typical Kuntz pattern patchboxes, engraved with checkered triangles, scrolls and broken line borders and scrolls shaded. Brass Lehigh County trigger guard with brass lug forward bow. Brass wearplate with punch-dot engraved border and hemp leaves on a stippled ground, toeplate with rectangular horn patchbox release and engraved with a banner of shaded diamonds. Flat sheet brass Lehigh sideplate terminating in an arrowhead at the rear. Silver Moravian eight-pointed star above cheekpiece and vacant diamond wrist escutcheon, small silver diamonds inlaid on each side of forend. Full length figured maple stock of familiar Lehigh County, Pennsylvania form, wooden ramrod. Carved behind cheekpiece with incised "C" scrolls surrounded by repeating incised "C's", front of lock and sideplate also engraved with series of repeating carved "C's". Double line border on each side of barrel tang and above lock and sideplate, incised borders carved above and below cheekpiece. Excellent condition; barrel retains traces of brown finish and remaining areas retain an even brown patina with excellent signature. Lock retains an even brown patina and is in original flintlock configuration. Brass shows almost no wear and has been polished, now mellowing. Stock excellent, as refinished with a few minor age cracks under lock and scattered light marks. Serial Number-NSN; Manufacturer-P. Kunz; Model-Kentucky; Caliber-.45 Bore; Barrel Length-43"; FFL Status-Antique;
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Rifled octagonal barrel, signed "PK" in script in an ovoid panel decorated with acanthus leaves on each end. Barrel possibly a recycled barrel, as original sight grooves have been filled, the front with brass, and engraved, appears to probably have been made this way, rather than shortened, due to placement of signature in relation to rear sight. Flat percussion stamp engraved lockplate with rounded tail and marked "J. GOLCHER" in a banner. Double set triggers. Ornate pierced four piece brass patchbox finely engraved with scrolls, foliage and florals. Brass convex button, open patchbox lid on toeplate. Toeplate engraved with pineapple finial and borders, two rectangular piercings. Faceted brass trigger guard and finely engraved wearplate stretching to ramrod entry ferrule. Rococo scroll in center with acanthus leaves at each end. Large engraved brass inlays featuring an encircled flower on each side of forend between front of lockplate and entry ferrule. Brass barrel keys surrounded by silver oval escutcheons with engraved borders. Ten silver inlays with engraved fish on each side of wrist and large portrait of a man inlaid above cheekpiece and vacant silver oval wrist escutcheon with engraved border. Rectangular bone inlay on face of cheekpiece and a large brass inlay below cheekpiece which reflects the shape of portrait above and is engraved. Typical Kunz type two-piece pierced brass sideplate engraved with scrolls. Left side of buttstock inlaid with a large engraved Indian chief's head with a headdress in bottom corner. Highly figured full-length maple stock of familiar later Lehigh County, Pennsylvania form, inlaid with six small bone stars, three on each side of barrel tang. This is a very elaborate and ornately engraved rifle by a well-known master gunsmith, probably one of his finest examples. Excellent condition; barrel retains a dark brown patina with some pitting around bolster and breech, some light pitting at tang and scattered marks. Lock retains a brown patina with some light scattered pitting. Brass and silver have been polished but now retains a dull finish with some dark areas, engraving shows very little wear. Stock refinished, some scattered dents, minor age cracks and marks from use. Serial Number-NSN; Manufacturer-Peter Kunz; Model-Rifle; Caliber-.50 Bore; Barrel Length-38";
Octagonal rifled barrel centered rear sight surrounded by two lines both in front of and behind. Flat flintlock lockplate marked "TRYON/WARRANTED" in center and surrounded by sprigs of engraving. Brass furniture; side opening patchbox engraved with ornate Shuler-style '"propeller" and decorated with a broken line border. Sideplate with beveled edges and "horns" surrounding rear lock screw; engraved brass pick holder beneath cheekpiece, toeplate with five rectangular cutouts with ferns carved in exposed wood in each panel, engraved around screws and with broken-line borders. Ramrod entry ferrule with integral fleur-de-lis wear plate engraved with two bird's heads, masonic compass and hammer followed by a silver inlay with a patriotic splayed eagle with shield and arrows engraved in the center. Engraved and shaded silver eight pint Moravian star inlaid above cheekpiece and silver vacant oval wrist escutcheon with broken-line border. Figured full-length maple stock of delicate Bucks County, Pa. form and extensively and delicately carved with incised scrolls on both sides of wrist and behind cheekpiece on left side. Decorated with detailed and stylized fleur-de-lis around barrel tang, behind lock and sideplate, around comb, and in front of triggerguard tang. Repeating vine and leaf pattern carved around patchbox, terminating in a circular scroll on each side. Curled Bucks Co. trigger. Very Good Condition, barrel retains an even brown patina with light scattered marks from use. Lock has a n even brown patina and has been professionally converted back to flintlock configuration. Brass retains a mellow patina, dark in some areas. Carving excellent. Stock has been refinished and fore-end has been replaced forward of ramrod entry thimble; ramrod replaced. Serial Number-NSN; Manufacturer-John Shuler; Model-Rifle; Caliber-.54 Bore; Barrel Length-43-5/8"; FFL Status-Antique;
Octagonal smooth bore barrel; unsigned; centered rear sight typical of Lehigh County surrounded on each side by double lines. Flat flintlock lockplate with rounded tail is unmarked. Brass furniture includes four piece pierced patchbox fastened by pins and engraved with 'C' scrolls, stiff leaf and flowing foliage; toeplate in the shape of a tombstone with checkered triangle and sprig of engraving around screw. Plain sideplate with a long arrow at the rear trigger guard with 'C' scroll engraved bow and plain brass ramrod furls and nosecap. Ornate silver inlaid and engraved Moravian star above cheekpiece. Two silver wire brackets for touch-hole pick mounted below cheek piece. Full length partially figured maple stock of typical circa 1820-30 Lehigh County, Pennsylvania form and reddish violin stain. Large checkered panel surrounded by 'C' scrolls, shell designs and a large daisy carved behind cheekpiece on buttstock; incised carved Allentown Indian head or Liberty head in front of trigger guard; relief carved border around barrel tang; and stylized Fleur-de-lis with face incised carved behind ramrod entry furl. Wooden ramrod with brass tip. Very good condition; barrel retains a dark brown patina with some light edge wear and scattered areas of pitting around the breech. Lock has been reconverted and mainspring is loose. Brass retains an unpolished patina. Stock excellent as refinished with about 12" of forend professionally restored; ramrod replaced. Carving is excellent and shows little wear, some light scattered marks from use. Serial Number-NSN; Manufacturer-Kunz; Model-Rifle; Caliber-.41 Bore; Barrel Length-45-3/8"; FFL Status-Antique;
Rifled octagonal over-under barrels with silver front sights and silver ribs on each side, engraved with foliage and one side displaying a ramrod with silver ramrod furls. Swivel breech mechanism with a bolster at each breech. Swivel breech mechanism is activated by pulling a trigger forward of the trigger guard which releases the breech making it free to swivel. Breech is engraved on each side with finely executed scrolls and on top and bottom with stiff leaf and Acanthus leaf engraving. Single lock in original percussion configuration, on right side. Lockplate engraved with scrolls and florals and silver side plate on opposite side engraved en suite and signed "GIBBS", probably the owner's name. Double set triggers. Ornate four piece pierced silver patchbox engraved with checkered panels, Acanthus leaves, 'C' scrolls, flowers, and foliage; vacant silver oval wrist escutcheon with sprigs of engraving at top and bottom. Silver tube for pick mounted below cheekpiece and engraved Moravian star in oval above cheekpiece. Pierced silver plate on left side of buttstock displaying foliage engraving and 'C' scrolls. Silver trigger guard engraved with foliage and Acanthus leaves and full length wear plate from toe to trigger guard bow in engraved with scrolls and florals and pierced with a heart and diamond; checkered bone patchbox release button. Highly figured maple stock of late Kunz form with relief molding along bottom of buttstock. Wooden ramrod with bone tip. Excellent condition; barrels retain an even dark brown patina, ribs have excellent engraving with some areas polished. Lock and swivel mechanism retain a brown patina and mechanism functions well. Silver furniture is mostly unpolished. Stock is excellent as refinished with a few light scattered marks from use. The engraving and furniture is in the style of maker Peter Kunz. Serial Number-NSN; Manufacturer-Gibbs; Model-O/U Rifle; Caliber-.52 Bore; Barrel Length-40-3/16"; FFL Status-Antique;
Octagonal smooth bore barrel with centered rear sight surrounded by double line border and decoration; brass front sight unmarked. Flat flintlock lockplate with roller frizzen marked "J / TARRATT / WARRANTED". Brass furniture including finely engraved four piece patchbox with rocker panel borders and 'C' scrolls. Engraved toeplate; plain sideplate with beveled edges terminating in an arrow. Shaped brass escutcheon above cheekpiece with hex sign type decoration around screw surrounded by rocker panel engraved patterns. Full length partially figured maple stock of typical Lehigh County, Pennsylvania form with faux striping and violin finish. Relief carved scrolls around tang and stylized Fleur-de-lis on top of wrist; relief carved 'C' scrolls on both sides of comb and relief carved teardrops surrounded by 'C' scrolls on both sides of lock and sideplate. Relief carved and shaded display of 'C' scrolls, teardrops and checkered panels behind cheek piece on left side of buttstock; some of the larger scrolls are shaded with dark finish. Molded cheekpiece surrounded by chip engraving and folk art designs. Relief carved stylized Fleur-de-lis behind ramrod entry furl. This is possibly the work of John Moll. Wooden ramrod with bone tip. Very good condition; barrel retains a grey patina with some pitting on tang and at breech. The lock, in original flintlock configuration, is possibly a second lock and retains an even dark grey patina. Brass retains a mellow patina with some darker areas. Sideplate shows scattered marks from use and some repair around rear lock retaining screw. Stock is very good as refinished. Carving shows some light wear. Toe is replaced and some small slivers of wood around lock have been replaced. The forend has some repaired cracks and breaks, but no replaced wood. Otherwise, a few scattered marks from use. Serial Number-NSN; Manufacturer-Lehigh County; Model-Rifle; Caliber-.52 Bore; Barrel Length-42-1/2"; FFL Status-Antique;
Smoothbore three stage turned cannon screw-barrel with lug mounted on bottom, top marked "LONDON" near breech, bottom marked "COLLUMBELL" and has London view, proof, and foreigner marks. Left side of breech engraved with scrolls. Bottom of breech and barrel marked with "2", as this was once one of a pair. Action is on right side and has been converted to percussion. Hammer tooled border matches that around the action borders. Steel trigger guard with engraved daisy on bow. Walnut grip with silver furniture including grotesque mask buttcap, highly relief wrist vacant wrist escutcheon with shell and flowers, and sideplate with a castle tower and arms. Relief carved Georgian shell around barrel tang. Very good condition, barrel cleaned and now retains a grey patina with some light pitting, action darker grey patina with an old coat of varnish, markings very good. Silver mounts show little wear, but finial of buttcap is missing. Grip very good with some repair around sideplate. Serial Number-NSN; Manufacturer-Collumbell; Model-Percussion; Caliber-.52 Bore; Barrel Length-7 - 1/4"; FFL Status-Antique;
Round smoothbore steel barrel with bayonet lug mounted on top, near muzzle. Flintlock mechanism with lockplate measuring 6-1/4" and marked "Charleville" in center and stamped with a crown over "D". Typical French Model 1766 steel furniture, button-tipped ramrod and sling swivels. Full length walnut stock, left side stamped with "D" inspection mark, right side carved with initials "C+N", thought to be associated with American use. About 37,000 long arms, many of them being Model 1766 muskets, arrived from France in the Spring of 1777 into Portsmouth, New Hampshire. This French acknowledgement of support was a direct result of the Continental victory at the Battle of Saratoga in October 1777. For a similar example, see page 93, plate 43 MM of "Battle Weapons of the American Revolution" by George C. Neumann. Excellent condition; barrel retains a dark, even brown patina with some light pitting near breech. Lock is probably one of the finest in existence, with only some corrosion in pan and marks on frizzen face, the lock is pristine with excellent markings, very crisp edges and an even brown patina, matching that of the barrel. Steel furniture has a heavy brown patina, some pitting on buttplate and sideplate. Stock excellent with scattered dents and marks from use, one minor chip forward of lock. Serial Number-NSN; Manufacturer-Charleville; Model-1762; Caliber-.72 Bore; Barrel Length-44-3/4"; FFL Status-Antique;
Round smoothbore barrel of browned steel, patent hooken breech marked with English view and proof marks. Flintlock mechanism with roller frizzen and thumb safety, center of lockplate marked "I. JONES". Brass furniture. Small oval escutcheon inscribed "JCP" in script, buttplate tang engraved with arms motifs and triggerguard inlaid with two engraved rectangles. Walnut stock with checkered wrist and brass take-down caps on two-piece stock. Very good condition, barrel shows scattered marks from use and probably rebrowned when used in 1976 muzzleloading competition. The second half of the two-piece forestock was replicated and replaced by Robert Fisch, and shot at the 1976 muzzle loading world championship in Versailles, France. Lock retains a grey patina and has some light pitting, cock has been repaired at neck. Stock refinished and has scattered light marks from use. Brass unpolished. Provenance: From the collection of Gerald Stowe, former curator of arms and armor at the West Point museum. Serial Number-NSN; Manufacturer-Flintlock; Model-Musket; Caliber-.75 Bore; Barrel Length-36-1/2"; FFL Status-Antique;
Slightly curved steel Spanish style blade with three thin fullers. Oval-shaped slotted brass guard with four piercings, integral with knuckle bow, which terminates in a ferrule at rear of grip. Solid brass globe pommel with small integral capstan. Octagonal bone grip with each face having a series of serrations. Very good condition; blade retains an even heavy brown patina with a few scattered sword nicks on edge. Hilt retains a mellow patina with a few light scattered marks. Grip good with nice brown patina, shows one large age crack on right side and some minor deterioration from age. Blade Length-32"; Overall Length-38";
Circa 1770-80. Slightly curved flat steel blade with clipped point tip. Four slotted steel guard with integral knuckle bow and ring above grip. Steel high domed pommel with ball on top. Wood grip with deeply cut spirals for wire wrap, flattened top and bottom panels and steel ferrules at each end. Very good condition; blade has been cleaned and has scattered areas of light pitting and heavier pitting near tip. Hilt retains a spotted grey patina with some scattered pitting. Grip is missing wire wrap and has some worm holes and minor chips. Blade Length-33"; Overall Length-40";
Straight tapered steel blade with large shallow fuller on each side. Gilt brass hilt with clam-shell guard with indented panels on both sides, front of guard stamped with small "RW/7" beneath blade. Faceted pommel and quillon. Wood grip covered with shark skin, wire wrap is absent, turned ferrule on each end of grip. Black leather scabbard with three gilt brass mounts, center mount is missing brass ring, top mount inscribed "Bennett/Sword Cutter/to the/Prince Wales/67 Royal Exchange". Very good condition; blade has been cleaned, mostly grey patina with scattered pitting overall and some nicks on edge. Hilt retains 70-80% gilt finish, the remainder of surface retains a dark patina with some light wear to edges. Grip shows some wear to wrap with one small loss at seam. Scabbard very good, mounts retain 80% or more of gilt finish, some of seam missing thread and open, on back. Top lip is coming detached at throat. Blade Length-33"; Overall Length-39";
Two-stage brass blunderbuss with cannon barrels stamped with two English proofs on undersides of breeches. Triangular spring-loaded bayonets mounted on underside of each barrel, triggerguard release. Left side has mounted brass-tipped wooden ramrods. Brass scalloped boxlock actions marked “WHEELER” on left sides and “LONDON” on the other along with military motifs surrounded by rocker panel engraved borders. Reinforced cocks, thumb safeties. Curved walnut grips. Excellent condition, retaining a mellow patina overall with a few light storage marks. Serial Number-NSN; Manufacturer-Wheeler; Model-Blunderbuss; Caliber-N/A; Barrel Length-7"; FFL Status-Antique;
Octagonal, smoothbore, case-hardened, over and under barrels with flat sides. Top flat marked “Smith London” in fancy script, bottom barrel flat stamped with Irish registration number. Gold band at breech and silver-lined touchholes. Diminutive front sight and rear notched sight. Flintlock with unique mechanism, where springs are attached to cocks and when cocked, hold them in place. Locks and cocks have finely engraved scrolls and patterns. Fire-blued springs, waterproof pans, reinforced cocks and thumb-engaged cock safeties. Large engraved steel triggerguard with fire blued double triggers. Figured walnut stock with shaped checkered patterns and vacant octagonal silver wrist escutcheon. Engraved steel buttcap with ramrod in grip. Ramrod unscrews and can be removed. Excellent condition, showing nearly no use. Retains 98% case colors on barrels and 70% fading case colors on locks, fire blued components retain 90% finish. Stock retains original finish with some light scattered storage marks. This is a very scarce and unusual design, showing fine craftsmanship and mechanical talent. Serial Number-NSN; Manufacturer-Smith London; Model-Flintlock Pistol; Caliber-.52 Bore; Barrel Length-3-3/4"; FFL Status-Antique;
Includes a reproduction of a 16th century cabasset of Italian style with japanned interior. A few small dents and light surface rust in spots on exterior; a reproduction of a French cabasset of the late 16th century with scenes of St. George and the Dragon in repousse; a Indo-Persian style helmet made for the tourist trade. Etched with Islamic style symbols, chain mail neck guard, sliding nose guard and two plume sockets, spike is missing. Numerous brown spots and surface rust on the inside and an Indo-Persian helmet, 17-18th century forged sliding nose guard, plume socket (other broken off) and chain-mail neck guard. The iron crown etched with (floral?) patterns (now obscure). Light to medium oxidation on the outside of helmet an Mongolian style armor helmet with nose guard and one spike, one broken off, otherwise good condition.
This model was introduced in 1990. This is a Second Series following the first edition model. Made of stainless steel. Has the look of a Python with vent rib, solid lug, red ramp front sight, white outline rear, six shot, double action, and Colt gold medallion Pachmayr grips. Revolver has light drag line. Never been fired. Now cylinder burn. Near new condition inside and out. Comes in plastic carry case with all paperwork and matching outer cardboard sleeve. The early Anaconda revolvers are another member of the Snake Family that is continuously growing in popularity and value. Serial Number-MM08448; Manufacturer-Colt; Model-Anaconda; Caliber-.44 Magnum; Barrel Length-6"; FFL Status-Modern;
This model was introduced in 1990. This is a Second Series following the first edition model. Made of stainless steel. Has the look of a Python with vent rib, solid lug, red ramp front sight, white outline rear, six shot, double action, and Colt gold medallion Pachmayr grips. Revolver has light drag line. Never been fired. No cylinder burn. Near new condition inside and out. Comes in plastic carry case with all paperwork and matching outer cardboard sleeve. The early Anaconda revolvers are another member of the Snake Family that is continuously growing in popularity and value. Serial Number-MM02587; Manufacturer-Colt; Model-Anaconda; Caliber-.44 Magnum; Barrel Length-4"; FFL Status-Modern;
Manufactured in 1969. One of the most desirable of all Colt Diamondbacks is the 2-1/2" .22 caliber. Standard features include vent rib, full lug, target sight, blued finish, wide hammer, and gold medallion checkered walnut grips. Cylinder has light drag line, otherwise revolver shows little to no use. 99.9% finish. Serial Number-D28779; Manufacturer-Colt; Model-Diamondback; Caliber-.22 RF; Barrel Length-2 - 1/2"; FFL Status-Modern;
Manufactured from 1986 to 1992. One of the up-and-coming collectible revolvers in the Snake line. features solid rib, solid lug, adjustable rear sight with white outline, red ramp front, six shot, double action, blued finish, and Colt gold medallion Pachmayr grips. Gun has light drag line and appears in near new condition inside and out. Comes in styrofoam box with paperwork and original outer box with matching number. 2-1/2" Model is extremely difficult to find in high condition. Serial Number-KV1163; Manufacturer-Colt; Model-King Cobra; Caliber-.357 Magnum; Barrel Length-2 - 1/2"; FFL Status-Modern;
Colt Factory letter confirms that this Colt Python was shipped as a 3" standard Python. Features Colt royal blue finish, vent rib, full lug, six shot, double action, adjustable rear sight, red ramp front sight, wide target hammer, grooved trigger, and Colt walnut gold medallion third style target grips. Gun appears to be in unfired condition. Light, barely visible drag line. 99.9% finish. Comes in original styrofoam paperwork and hang tag. Wood grain box is missing end label. The 3" Python is one of the most rare standard issue Pythons and as such, has become highly sought after in today's market. Mfg. 1980. Serial Number-K06527; Manufacturer-Colt; Model-Python; Caliber-.357 Magnum; Barrel Length-3"; FFL Status-Modern;
Made in 1978. Standard features include vent rib, solid lug, adjustable rear sight, wide target hammer, grooved trigger, full factory nickel plating, six shot, double action, and Colt gold medallion walnut third style target grips. Cylinder faces shows no signs of powder burn other than test. Light drag line. Light storage mark on the matte finish top strap from box. Otherwise, comes with original hang tag, styrofoam box, paperwork and matching label on outer cardboard box. Serial Number-V02616; Manufacturer-Colt; Model-Python; Caliber-.357 Magnum; Barrel Length-4"; FFL Status-Modern;
Colt Factory letter confirms that this Colt Python was shipped as a 3" standard Python. Features Colt royal blue finish, vent rib, full lug, six shot, double action, adjustable rear sight, red ramp front sight, wide target hammer, grooved trigger, and Colt walnut gold medallion second style target grips. Gun appears to be in unfired condition with a couple very minor storage spots on left side. Light, barely visible drag line. Comes in original styrofoam and box numbered to gun with original hang tag. The 3" Python is one of the most rare standard issue Pythons and as such, has become highly sought after in today's market. Serial Number-K87762; Manufacturer-Colt; Model-Python; Caliber-.357 Magnum; Barrel Length-3"; FFL Status-Modern;
Manufactured 1980. Standard features include full vent rib, adjustable sight, no outline, full royal blue finish, and Colt gold medallion third style walnut grips. Light drag line. Cylinder shows only test fire. 99.9% blue. Near new inside and out. Serial Number-K11653; Manufacturer-Colt; Model-Python; Caliber-.357 Magnum; Barrel Length-8"; FFL Status-Modern;
Made in 1980. Standard features include vent rib, solid lug, adjustable rear sight, wide target hammer, grooved trigger, full factory nickel plating, six shot, double action, and Colt gold medallion walnut third style target grips. Cylinder faces shows no signs of powder burn other than test. Light drag line. Otherwise, comes with original hang tag, styrofoam box, paperwork and matching label on outer cardboard box. 8" nickel unfired Pythons are amongst the harder to find variations. Serial Number-K14166; Manufacturer-Colt; Model-Python; Caliber-.357 Magnum; Barrel Length-8"; FFL Status-Modern;
Features Colt royal blue finish, vent rib, full lug, six shot, double action, adjustable rear sight, black front sight, wide target hammer, grooved trigger, and Colt walnut gold medallion second style target grips. Gun is in 98% condition. Light drag line, wear at muzzle, and on high edges of cylinder. Has been fired. Near mint grips. Comes in early two piece Colt box numbered to gun on bottom. No paperwork. Serial Number-E22657; Manufacturer-Colt; Model-Python; Caliber-.357 Magnum; Barrel Length-6"; FFL Status-Modern;
Made in 1978. Standard features include vent rib, solid lug, adjustable rear sight, wide target hammer, grooved trigger, full factory nickel plating, six shot, double action, and Colt gold medallion walnut third style target grips. Cylinder face shoes light powder burn. Light drag line. 99.9% near new. Comes with some paperwork and in the styrofoam with matching number outer box. Serial Number-81350E; Manufacturer-Colt; Model-Python; Caliber-.357 Magnum; Barrel Length-6"; FFL Status-Modern;
Manufactured in 1980. Features Colt royal blue finish, six shot, double action, with the full vent rib, full bottom lug, black front sight, adjustable target rear sight, wide target hammer and Colt gold medallion black Pachmayr grips. Aside from a light drag line, gun appears in as new condition inside and out. The 8" royal blue Pythons were long overlooked, but given the short production number of this barrel length, have climbed in value especially in this condition. Serial Number-LA7519; Manufacturer-Colt; Model-Python; Caliber-.357 Magnum; Barrel Length-8"; FFL Status-Modern;
Manufactured 1977. Standard features include full vent rib, adjustable sight, no outline, full royal blue finish, and Colt gold medallion third style walnut grips. Light drag line and a touch of muzzle wear. Cylinder shows only test fire. 99.7% blue. Near new inside and out. Serial Number-65832E; Manufacturer-Colt; Model-Python; Caliber-.357 Magnum; Barrel Length-4"; FFL Status-Modern;
Manufactured 1979. Standard features include full vent rib, adjustable sight, no outline, full royal blue finish, and proper Colt gold medallion service style walnut grips. Light drag line. 99.9% blue. Near new inside and out. Serial Number-V67612; Manufacturer-Colt; Model-Python; Caliber-.357 Magnum; Barrel Length-2 - 1/2"; FFL Status-Modern;
Colt introduced the Python Hunter in 1981. This early example does not have the white lines or the red ramp. Standard features include vent rib, solid lug, adjustable rear sight, wide target hammer, grooved trigger, Colt royal blue finish, six shot, double action, and Colt gold medallion black rubber Pachmayr grips. According to the Snake Book, approximately 2,500 Hunter Models were manufactured. Left side of barrel is stamped "Python Hunter". Cylinder faces shows no signs of powder burn other than test. Light drag line, otherwise appears unfired. Comes with original hang tag, styrofoam box, paperwork and matching label on outer cardboard box. This Hunter Model does not come with the metal box or any accessories such as scope. Serial Number-V05861; Manufacturer-Colt; Model-Python Hunter; Caliber-.357 Magnum; Barrel Length-8"; FFL Status-Modern;
This is a standard issue stainless steel Colt Python that was sold in Canada, therefore it has Canadian proof marks on barrel, frame and cylinder. Features full vent rib, full lug, six shot, double action, red ramp front sight, adjustable rear sight, large checkered target hammer, serrated trigger with Colt gold medallion black composite finger groove grips. Aside from light drag line and light cylinder burn marks, pistol is near new and as new inside. Perfect bore and action. This is the first Canadian-shipped and proofed Colt Python that we have had. High condition Snake Series revolver with unusual proof marks. Serial Number-KT4182; Manufacturer-Colt; Model-Python; Caliber-.357 Magnum; Barrel Length-6"; FFL Status-Modern;
This early single action revolver was closely associated with use by Jesse James. It is an open top with scoop flutes. Matching number on barrel and cylinder. Factory nickel finish with skull crusher bird's head frame and black composite grips. Case colored hammer and blued trigger guard. Mechanics are perfect. Near mint bore. Tight as new lock up. Perfect suction. Sharp legends. Excellent original grips with owner's initial "H&E" stamped in ovals. Right side of frame retains approximately 50% original factory nickel balance grey patina. 90% on left with some age freckling. 90% original nickel on cylinder with drag line and light age freckling. 85% original nickel on barrel, balance grey patina at breech. 50% brown patina on front and rear grip straps. Indexes perfectly. Fine unmessed with early Merwin large frame revolver manufactured in the 1870's. Serial Number-203; Manufacturer-H&A; Model-DA; Caliber-.44-40; Barrel Length-7"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;
These early pre-war Smith & Wesson .22 caliber target revolvers were introduced housed in the two piece maroon hinged box with green end label. Has matching serial number written on bottom. They quickly switched to the much more recognizable red picture box; and this is the first early maroon boxed Model K-22 that this author has ever seen. This was corroborated when Smith & Wesson grew, David Carrol who confirmed the scarcity of these maroon first issued boxed examples. In addition the the rare box, this revolver does not appear to have been fired. Cylinder does have a light drag line. Gun retains 99% of the original pre-war factory high polish blue finish. There is literally no wear around the firing pin and no cylinder burn. Has a serrated case colored trigger, early style case colored hammer with patent date on back, target front sight, and flush adjustable rear sight. Matching serial number on bottom of barrel and back of cylinder. As new inside and out. Beautiful pre-war checkered walnut grips have silver medallion and are numbered to gun on the right panel. Grips are like new. Even the box is in excellent to near mint condition with simple high edge wear. Comes with a copy of the original cleaning instructions. About as nice of an early model boxed pre-war K-22 one could find, nearly unimprovable. Serial Number-636306; Manufacturer-S&W; Model-K-22; Caliber-.22 LR; Barrel Length-6"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;
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;
Manufactured at the Royal Arsenal in Erfurt, Germany for the German Armed Forces who began producing Lugers in 1910. The chamber is dated 1915. Toggle is stamped "Erfurt" with crown. Has all matching numbers including aluminum bottom magazine. Erfurt Lugers usually bear inspectors proofs on nearly every partof weapon including the grip screws, which this has. The inside grip panels have the Imperial eagle proof mark; this same mark can be found on almost every small part of this gun. This was basically the standard issue Luger used during the first World War. Has the brilliant straw colored small parts. Pistol has seen little use with light edge edge wear, muzzle wear and light wear on hump of sideplate. Still retains 97%. Near mint grips. Fine action and mint bore. An incredible survivor of the first World War period that usually appear in rough condition. This example has seem very little use. Serial Number-1762; Manufacturer-Luger; Model-1914; Caliber-9mm Luger; Barrel Length-4"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;
Manufactured 1927. This revolver started out as a standard New Service six shot double action revolver with blued finish. A custom low profile clock adjustable target rear sight has been perfectly fitted to the frame. A front sight ramp and large serrated blade have been fitted to the front. Has a custom wide spur checkered target hammer, much like Smith & Wesson target hammer. Trigger has been stippled. Sports a near mint pair of King style checkered walnut right palm swell with left thumbrest grips. Gun has a hint of muzzle wear and light drag line, retaining 98% original finish. This gun has been altered or customized to work in the single action mode only. The action has been finely tuned with the lightest of trigger pull, smooth as silk. Near mint bore. Beautiful large frame pre-war custom target Colt. Serial Number-326445; Manufacturer-Colt; Model-New Service; Caliber-.45 Colt; Barrel Length-7 - 1/2"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;
This revolver started life as a standard Colt Official Police .38 Heavy Barrel revolver. A King stamped No. 137 sight was installed, a King stamped micrometered click adjusting windage and elevation with automatic lock No. 160 was installed, a king type checkered offset hammer (not stamped), short throw action, custom coarse checkered wide target trigger, and a pair of smooth walnut finger groove left hand thumbrest grips. Action is smooth as silk. Near mint bore. Aside from some light muzzle wear and light drag line with some minor light high edge wear, gun retains 98% original blue. Beautiful early King target revolver. Serial Number-658997; Manufacturer-Colt; Model-Official Police; Caliber-.38 Special; Barrel Length-6"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;
Manufactured by Mauser for German military sales with byf Mauser code. Dated 41 over chamber. This is one of the finer all matching examples of this model we have handled. Both grip panels have matching number, as does aluminum bottom magazine. German eagle stamped on left side of toggle. Waffenamt 655 stamped twice on right side of frame along with Nazi eagle. Nazi eagle and Imperial proof stamped on right side of barrel. This pistol has light right side rail wear at forward portion, light muzzle wear, light forward left rail wear, and light wear on sideplate hump. Retains 97% original military blue finish. Grips are excellent. Near mint bore and perfect action. Comes in correct period holster stamped "jhg 41" with loading tool. Serial Number-2024H; Manufacturer-Luger; Model-P08; Caliber-9mm Luger; Barrel Length-4"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;
Manufactured by Mauser for the German military with the Mauser 42 code. Chamber is dated 1939. Toggle has the 42 code. This example has all matching numbers including grip panels and aluminum bottom magazine. Right side has the Waffenamt 63 stamp (two) and Nazi eagle. Nazi eagle on right side of barrel. The left side frame flat has a brass ID plaque stamped "PH". Has light muzzle wear, rail wear and wear on sideplate. Still retains 93-95% original blue. Mint bore and action. Comes in a period holster with an extra matching number magazine and original loading tool. Holster is unmarked. Serial Number-2772; Manufacturer-Luger; Model-P08; Caliber-9mm; Barrel Length-4"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;
Manufactured by Mauser for certain units in Germany. This pistol bears the 1940 date on chamber, Mauser banner on toggle. All matching numbers including grips and magazine. This pistol bears numerous German proofs marks, but none of the Nazi marks. The theory is that this group of pistols was produced for police and other non-military users. Since it did not see battle, it is not surprising that this pistol remains in near mint, all original condition. Retains approximately 98% factory blue finish mixing with some light patina on left side frame. Comes with a Berlin 1940 dated holster produced by Schambach & Company. Has an original period loading tool. Holster and pistol are near mint. It would be extremely difficult to improve upon this particular model. Serial Number-1533; Manufacturer-Luger; Model-P08; Caliber-9mm; Barrel Length-4"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;
Manufactured by Waffenfabrik Bern, Switzerland for the Swill Military. Switzerland began to manufactured their own weapons after Germany could no longer supply them due to the first World War. Era of manufacture is approximately 1918 to 1922. This example has the "P" stamp with release date on left side of frame (P45 - 1945) and became surplus at that time. This pistol has all matching numbers with the exception of the Swiss style checkered walnut grips with borders not being numbered. Has steel magazine with brown plastic end, not numbered but has Swiss cross. Top of toggle is stamped "Waffenfabrik Bern" with cross. Left side of barrel has Swiss cross. Right side of toggle has Swiss cross, as does the right side of frame twice. Features grip safety, straw colors, blued finish, scarce maker stamped front sight protector (H. Luthy). This pistol retains 99% of the arsenal refinish, probably done when reissued. Light high edge wear. Grips are near mint. Mint bore and perfect action. Serial Number-16371; Manufacturer-Luger; Model-Semi Auto; Caliber-7.65mm; Barrel Length-4 - 3/4"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;
These were manufactured by DWM for commercial sale in the U.S. from the serial range 26500 to 69000. This was the most popular variation of Luger in the U.S. prior to World War I. Chamber has the American Eagle stamp. Toggle is stamped DWM. Numerous Imperial proof marks. Front of frame has the Germany export stamp. Wood bottom magazine is not numbered. Checkered walnut stocks not numbered. This model still have grip safety, blued finish and straw finished small parts. This all original pistol remains in excellent condition having seen little use. Has light edge wear on rails and sideplate hump. Still retains most of the original blue on straps. Some high edge wear on trigger guard. Overall 95% or better. Near mint bore and perfect action. Serial Number-45807; Manufacturer-Luger; Model-Semi Auto; Caliber-7.65mm; Barrel Length-4 - 3/4"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;
This is a standard Colt Single Action Army Revolver manufactured in 1905. Features include a 7-1/2" barrel, single action, six shot, caliber .44-40, blued finish, and case colored frame and hammer. All matching numbers. The left side of the barrel is stamped "Colt Frontier Six Shooter". The barrel retains approximately 25% original factory blue with the balance a smooth gun metal grey. Cylinder has traces of blue in the flutes. Frame has traces of color in the recesses. The grip straps are basically gun metal grey. Grips are a pair of vintage stag that fit fairly well. Gun indexes properly with all four clicks. Strong bore with some light frosting. Nice looking early cowboy gun in popular caliber that should be a good shooter. Serial Number-269389; Manufacturer-Colt; Model-Frontier; Caliber-.44-40; Barrel Length-7-1/2" ; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;
This Smith & Wesson Performance Center gun was a special edition produced in 2002 to commemorate the 150 years of the Smith & Wesson Company. Standard features of this Schofield revolver include 7" barrel, single action, top break, blued finish, walnut grips, with case colored latch, hammer, and trigger guard. It has two-piece smooth walnut grips with the inspector cartouche on left panel. Chambered for the .45 S&W cartridge, as were the original Schofield revolvers. The left side has all of the original style correct patent dates. Special features include dated and inscribed gold panels on both sides of the barrel and gold panels on both sides of frame with images of Horace Smith and Daniel Wesson. The cylinder is a six shot, fluted with engraving and gold inlays of the Smith & Wesson Volcanic pistol. There is light engraving around all the inlays. Gun is in as new condition with no signs of having ever been fired, albeit there is a barely perceptible drag line. Comes in the original box with paperwork and medallion. Comes with a special Smith & Wesson French fitted wooden display case. Serial Number-DBW1866; Manufacturer-S&W; Model-Schofield; Caliber-.45 SW; Barrel Length-7" ; FFL Status-Modern;
This is referred to as the .22 Lady Smith Second Model manufactured from 1906 to 1910. Seven shot, double action, built on the round butt M frame in factory nickel finish, cased colored hammer and trigger, and Smith & Wesson logo black composite grips. There is no number inside grips. This revolver has matching serial numbers on under side of barrel and back of cylinder. They are chambered for the .22 rimfire cartridge. The scarce early revolver remains in near mint all original factory condition, retaining 98% factory nickel finish. Cylinder has light drag line and minor high edge wear. Indexes perfectly both single and double action and wears a fine strong rifled bore. Serial Number-18093; Manufacturer-S&W; Model-Second Model; Caliber-.22 RF; Barrel Length-3"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;
Manufactured in 1970. For some unknown reason, only 2% of Colt's production of Pre-Series 70 Model 1911-A1 were manufactured in factory nickel finish. This percentage jumped substantially upon the introduction of the Series 70. Maybe it was the added cost of the nickel finish or quite possibly that the production demand on Pre-Series 70's that limited the number of pistols manufactured with this finish. Regardless, this is one of the most handsome pistols ever manufactured. Features two toned high polish nickel finish with the top of slide and bottom of frame finished in satin. This pistol sports a pair of genuine bone grips. All original period parts. Gun retains approximately 99% of the original factory finish showing little to no use with ever so light drag line. Factory letter states it was shipped to Thomas Hereford Company Prestonsburg, Kentucky July 1, 1970 with two guns in shipment. Comes in a new two-piece Colt wood grain box with instructions. Serial Number-334930C; Manufacturer-Colt; Model-1911A1; Caliber-.45 ACP; Barrel Length-5"; FFL Status-Modern;
This revolver was built in 1937 and went to King Gun Sight Company for the full custom target treatment to include Colt King Super Target matted vent rib with integral target adjustable rear sight (rear sight King micrometered click adjusting with automatic lock), No. 129 style front sight, standard Colt hammer, checkered trigger, short throw action, with a beautiful near mint set of palm swell diamond checkered period Roper grips. The basis for this full King custom was the Official Police. Strong clean bore. Action is smooth as silk. This gun is basically the grandfather of the Colt Python in .38 caliber. Standard features include six shot, double action and blued finish. With a hint of muzzle wear and light drag line, the gun is 98% near mint. Serial Number-615074; Manufacturer-Colt; Model-Official Police; Caliber-.38 Special; Barrel Length-6"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;
This revolver was built in 1939 and went to King Gun Sight Company for the full custom target treatment to include Colt King Super Target matted vent rib with integral target adjustable rear sight (rear sight King micrometered click adjusting with automatic lock), King stamped No. 130 front sight, King stamped wide checkered cock-eyed hammer, checkered trigger, short throw action, with a beautiful near mint set of palm swell checkered Roper grips. Strong clean bore. Action is smooth as silk. This gun is basically the grandfather of the Colt Python in .22 caliber. Standard features include six shot, double action and blued finish. Barrel blue is thinning at muzzle with light drag line, otherwise 95% original factory blue finish. Scarce .22 caliber King Super Target revolver. Serial Number-21856; Manufacturer-Colt; Model-Officers Model; Caliber-.22 LR; Barrel Length-6"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;
This revolver was manufactured 1931 to 1941 and was sent to King for custom work. Including King stamped ramp reflector base with a King stamped No. 140 blade, King micrometer click adjusting windage and elevation rear sight with automatic lock, registered U.S. Patent Office Smith & Wesson hammer, King customized and checkered offset, serrated trigger, and sports a pair of King checkered walnut thumbrest target grips. King has honed the action and customized to fire single action only with the smoothest let off you've ever tried. In King's No. 19 catalog, they offered this model already fitted, sans grips, for $61 with grips an additional $8, which was almost twice the price of a standard gun. The barrel has some thinning on top, retaining 75-80% blue. Cylinder has light drag line. Frame and cylinder retain approximately 90% of the original Smith & Wesson high polish mirror blue finish. Action is unbelievable. Near mint bore. Grips are excellent. A rarely seen King N frame Smith & Wesson. Serial Number-40973; Manufacturer-S&W; Model-Outdoorsman; Caliber-.38 S&W Special; Barrel Length-6 - 1/2"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;
This revolver was built in 1940 and went to King Gun Sight Company for the full custom target treatment to include Colt King Super Target matted vent rib with integral target adjustable rear sight (rear sight King micrometered click adjusting with automatic lock), King stamped No. 130 front sight, King stamped wide checkered cock-eyed hammer, checkered trigger, short throw action, with a beautiful near mint set of custom checkered left side thumbrest walnut grips. Strong clean bore. Action is smooth as silk. This gun is basically the grandfather of the Colt Python in .38 caliber. Standard features include six shot, double action and blued finish. Barrel blue is thinning at muzzle with light drag line, otherwise 90% original factory blue finish. Scarce .38 caliber King Super Target Officer's Model Heavy Barrel revolver. Serial Number-640769; Manufacturer-Colt; Model-Officers Model; Caliber-.38 Special; Barrel Length-6"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;
Manufactured by Waffenfabrik Bern for military and commercial sales; this is a military sale as it lacks "P" in front of serial number. Features the step-down frame, grip safety and the brown molded plastic grips with Swiss nomenclature stamp on both sides. Swiss cross and shield stamp on toggle. Serial number at rear of toggle, top barrel rim and left rail. Has the FW cross stamp on back of frame. Swiss cross stamp on bottom of barrel. Has the distinctive smooth toggles with no checkering. Steel magazine with brown cap and stamped with Swiss cross. All matching numbers. This pistol has a little light muzzle wear, a touch of light high rail wear and high sideplate hump. Still retains 95% original blue. Near mint bore and action. Fairly scarce high condition Swiss variation with scarce release date stamp. Serial Number-59551; Manufacturer-Luger; Model-Semi Auto; Caliber-7.65mm; Barrel Length-4 - 3/4"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;
Manufactured 1978 to 1982 but continued with the pre-war serial numbers. This example was manufactured in 1979. Standard features include high polished blued finish with matte finish top, wide sight plane, adjustable target rear sight, base of frame is matte finished, serrated slide stop, safety and trigger with grooved arched mainspring housing, and gold medallion checkered walnut grips. Has one original Colt marked magazine. The slide is masterfully engraved on both sides with scroll pattern, light engraving on both side of frame. Barrel is stamped "Colt Cal .22 LR" and has been reblued. This pistol retains virtually all of the custom applied finish. Does not appear to have been shot since engraved. Mirror bore and perfect action. One of the most handsome Ace pistols we have encountered. Serial Number-SM24749; Manufacturer-Colt; Model-Service Model Ace; Caliber-.22 LR; Barrel Length-5"; FFL Status-Modern;
Approximately 3,900 Second Generation Buntline Specials manufactured beginning in 1957. This one was manufactured in 1973. Features the blued and case colored finish and black eagle grips. Revolver has light drag line and light muzzle wear. Still retains 99% original finish. Near new inside and out. Comes in the original two piece cardboard box numbered to gun with original paperwork. Serial Number-64806SA; Manufacturer-Colt; Model-Buntline Special; Caliber-.45 Colt; Barrel Length-12"; FFL Status-Modern;
Manufactured in 1970. For some unknown reason only 2% of Colt's production of Pre-Series 70 Model 1911-A1 were manufactured in factory nickel finish. This percentage jumped substantially upon the introduction of the Series 70. Maybe it was the added cost of the nickel finish or quite possibly that the production demand on Pre Series 70's that limited the number of pistols manufactured with this finish. Regardless this is one of the most handsome pistols ever manufactured. Features two toned high polish nickel finish with the top of slide and bottom of frame finished in satin. This pistol sports a pair of genuine Mother of Pearl grips that are in excellent condition and that are slightly toned with no cracks or chips. All original period parts. Gun retains approximately 99% of the original factory finish showing little to no use with an ever so light drag line. According to the factory letter, this gun was shipped to the Johnston Plantation Gun Shop in Ashburn, Georgia February 9, 1970 and in a shipment of one gun. Comes in a new two-piece Colt wood grain box with instructions. Serial Number-334512C; Manufacturer-Colt; Model-1911A1; Caliber-.45 ACP; Barrel Length-5"; FFL Status-Modern;
4,999 commercial Model 1911 pistols were manufactured in 1924 and Colt made a special run of 10,000 U.S. marked pistols for the military that same year. The first run since 1919 which limited civilian production. These are often referred to as the transition models as they were developing the A1 model that went into full production in 1925 making this one of the scarcer production years for Colt civilian models. This pistol remains in phenomenal condition. The grip straps are thinning a bit with a smooth patina. There is an ever so light drag line. Otherwise the frame and slide retain about 98% of the brilliant factory blue finish. Has all early features including smooth, long trigger, checkered slide stop and safety, smooth mainspring housing and lanyard ring, short checkered wide spur hammer, second type standard rear sight with full checkered walnut grip panels. Comes with a near mint commercial two tone magazine not stamped on bottom. Fine bore and action. Extremely high condition transition model. Serial Number-C135302; Manufacturer-Colt; Model-1911; Caliber-.45 ACP; Barrel Length-5"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;
Manufactured by DWM for military contract to the Portuguese Navy. At the time the book "Lugers At Random" was written, only six such examples had been reported. The Royal Portuguese Navy crest and anchor are stamped above chamber with DWM on toggle. All matching numbers including inside grip safety. Checkered walnut grips not numbered. Walnut base polished steel magazine not numbered. It is estimated that only 1,000 of these were manufactured. Highest noted serial number is 769. "M.P." inspector stamp on left side of frame. Strong straw colors on small parts. Early style grips safety. There is some light salt and pepper texture on grip strap. Rear grip strap is gun metal grey. Wear at muzzle, rails and hump. Retains 90% blue. Near mint bore and perfect action. Serial Number-304; Manufacturer-Luger; Model-Semi Auto; Caliber-9mm Luger; Barrel Length-4"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;
Manufactured in 1906 during the second year of production. Only 6,100 of these pistols were manufactured between 1905 and 1911 and were replaced by the Model 1911 which began production in 1912. Therefore, this is the forerunner to its more famous offspring. Production of this pistol was less than one thousand guns per year and most saw heavy use and very few have survived in such high, all original, factory condition as seen in this stunning example. The grip straps are thinning to a blue, soft gray patina and there is some light high edge wear. The balance of blue finish on the frame and slide are nearly 98%. Still has the beautiful Nitre blue on extractor. Has the round hammer with traces of case colors. Large portion of Nitre blue on sides of trigger and sports a near mint pair of diamond checkered walnut grips with fire blue screws. Bore is near mint. All factory legends are sharp. This is the finest condition Model 1905 we have come across in several years and would be extremely difficult to find a finer example. Serial Number-828; Manufacturer-Colt; Model-1905; Caliber-.45 ACP; Barrel Length-4 - 3/4"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;CORRECTION: Bought on a Loan Account by Lt. C.F.G. Armstrong on May 31, 1906, possibly for testing.
A total of 1,000 Double Diamond sets were produced in 1986 only. One of the most handsome sets ever produced by Colt, and due to the Python, one of the most desirable. Gun (A) is a Colt Officer's Model is factory nickel plated with Colt "Double Diamond" stamp on left side of slide, smooth wood grips with "150th" silver medallion. Appears unfired with a couple minute storage marks. Gun (B) is a full factory nickel Python, unfired. Left side of barrel is stamped "Double Diamond" with "Colt 150" for the 150th anniversary of Colt. Features full vent rib and lug, red ramp front sight, target rear sight, wide target hammer, grooved trigger, six shot, double action, smooth wood grips with special Colt silver medallion. Revolver has light drag line only. No cylinder burn. Guns have matching numbers. Comes in a specially made wood and glass felt lined French fitted display case with two keys and special emblem. No cardboard box is included. Serial Number-(A) 0311DD, (B) DD0311; Manufacturer-Colt; Model-(A) 1911 Officers, (B) Double Action; Caliber-(A) .45 ACP, (B) .357 Magnum; Barrel Length-(A) 3 - 1/2", (B) 6"; FFL Status-Modern;
Islamic helmet with spike at top of helm and lobster-tail neck guard. No lining. Traditional form in use from 17th-19th century, although probably the latter. Crown made of twelve tapering panels of sheet iron, riveted together and to a band below, to which is affixed the lobster-tail neck guard. Together with four Islamic armor arm guards - 12-3/4" tall. Each composed of sheet iron with brass decorations and edge trim applied. Probably 19th century. Light pitting to the helmet otherwise good.
This special order Carbine features a half magazine and is chambered for the popular .38-40 cartridge. Manufactured in 1912. Standard features include 20" round barrel, blued finish, lever action, walnut stocks, carbine butt, with the post front sight, and carbine ladder rear. Has a replacement ring in the original stud. Barrel retains approximately 85% original factory blue with some light freckling. Frame has flaked to approximately 30% with the balance patina. Stocks are excellent and proud to metal with no cracks or chips. Action is fine. Strong bore with light frosting. Serial Number-673341; Manufacturer-Winchester; Model-1892; Caliber-.38-40; Barrel Length-20"; FFL Status-Curio & Relic;
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