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This is a good honest totally unmolested Spencer that was issued during the American Civil War and later altered by the Springfield Armory between 1867-1874 for use on the Western plains during the American Indian Wars. The Springfield Armory sleeved the barrel to .50 caliber three-groove rifling and added the Stabler cut-off device which blocks the action from loading cartridges from the magazine and allows the gun to be loaded and fired in single shot fashion similar to a Sharps. Rotating the switch a quarter turn allows the lever to fully open and repeatedly chamber rounds from the magazine tube as it was originally designed. The metal has a mildly textured untouched dark chocolate patina overall while the stock likewise shows a pleasingly worn original appearance with Springfield armorer Erskine S. Allin's "ESA" inspection cartouche visible. Aside from just a couple short age checks at the rear of the forearm the wood is very sound with no damage or repairs. Correct 22" long barrel with original post front sight and flip-up ladder rear sight. Original hammer, lever, trigger, Stabler cut-off, buttplate, loading tube, sling swivel, sling ring & bar, barrel band & spring, and screws. Serial number "31779" marked on the frame with mostly legible Spencer Repeating Rifle Company address. The action is crisp and functions perfectly. The lever securely opens the breech and snaps shut and the Stabler cut-off works as it should. The bore shows relatively strong rifling.

PRICE---------$575

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For your consideration is an antique model 1892 revolver chambered in 8mm French Ordnance (sometimes also called 8mm Lebel). The revolver is mechanically functional and in very good condition for its age

PRICE----------$580

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Civil War Era Model 1851 Austrian "Kammerkarabiner" Percussion Cavalry Carbine, .66 cal smoothbore, mfg. circa 1850's. Several thousand of these handy little big-bore carbines were imported by both sides during the American Civil War. This example is the less frequently encountered smoothbore variant and was armory converted from flintlock or tube lock to percussion during the 1850's. The barrel measures just 14 1/2" long and features a post/blade front sight with a sighted tang. Overall length of the gun is only 30". The barrel has a toned white finish while the lock and furniture show a smooth rich plum patina. The stock has an attractive untouched appearance with much original varnish remaining and a pleasing blackened patina forming. A neat old homemade brass patchbox has been fitted into the butt which has some interesting embossed designs with later spurious Confederate markings scratched on. Other than the reworked butt and a tiny raised chip behind the barrel tang the wood is very solid with no cracks or damage and very little marring. Original iron buttplate, hammer, trigger, triggerguard, saddle/sling rings & bar, and barrel band. There is no provision for a ramrod. The action is crisp and functions flawlessly. Perfect original nipple. Bright smooth bore looks serviceable with just a few tiny marks and very fine brush scratching throughout. I would say someone cleaned it up not long ago. A nice little gun! Jeremiah Johnson Trading sells antique firearms manufactured prior to 1899 and muzzleloading blackpowder reproductions only.

NO FFL NEEDED

PRICE------$600

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Jose Frebino, Plasencia, Spain, Percussion Belt Pistol with Gargoyle Hammer, Hook, & Silver Inlaid Cannon Barrel, .67 cal smoothbore, mfg. 1843. This is a really interesting and unusual big-bore "man stopper" hand made in the historic market town of Plasencia. The pistol measures 11 5/8" long overall and features a 6 1/2" part-octagon barrel which is cannon turned at the muzzle. The top and side flats of the barrel are inlaid in silver with the maker's address and date "En Plasencia / Por Jose Frebino / ano de 1843". The lock is further inscribed "Frebino" with engraving throughout and the metal has a smooth silver/gray patina overall. The stock features a neatly checkered grip and retains an attractively worn untouched finish. Aside from a tight 1" crack at the left forward edge of the stock and a tight old 1/2" crack ahead of the lock with minor edge chipping around the lock the wood has survived in really great condition. The hammer is entirely sculpted in the full form of a sitting gargoyle and the pistol is fitted with a belt hook for carrying. Engraved iron backstrap and buttcap with lanyard ring, sculpted triggerguard and ramrod pipe, brass wedge escutcheons, and original brass tipped wood ramrod. The action is crisp and functions perfectly. The nipple is a clean albeit slightly flattened original. A really charming and attractively embellished 19th century Spanish belt pistol! Jeremiah Johnson Trading sells antique firearms manufactured prior to 1899 and muzzleloading blackpowder reproductions only. 

PRICE-------$300

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This is a VERY scarce and rare Nepperhan Firearms Company five shot .31 caliber revolver from the Civil War era. This is a very interesting piece. It has a removable side plate on the left side of the frame to expose the action workings. This is serial number 2823 and has the 2nd Type barrel address. The action works very nicely. This gun rates as Fine to Very Fine Antique condition. I have never seen one of these before, and you will look long and hard to find one for sale anywhere. Rare pieces come up for sale very seldom

 PRICE-----$400

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ANTIQUE AND ALL ORIGINAL WINCHESTER MODEL 1873 LEVER-ACTION RIFLE CHAMBERED IN THE .44 W.C.F. (.44-40) CARTRIDGE!..ORIGINAL FINISH ON THE RECEIVER AND 23 3/4" BARREL...THE SMOOTH WOOD STOCK AND GRIP SHOW SIGNS OF USE...MANUFACTURED IN 1889...THIS VINTAGE WINCHESTER IS AN ANTIQUE SO NO FFL IS REQUIRED TO PURCHASE...BORE HAS NICE VISIBLE LANDS AND GROOVES. SOME CLOUDINESS. I WOULD PERSONALLY CONSIDER IT A GOOD BORE. HAVE A CHANCE AT THIS WINCHESTER MODEL 1873 READY TO ADD TO YOUR COLLECTION TODAY!.

PRICE-------$900

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Extremely Rare First Contract Pre-"New Model" Model 1859 Sharps "Single Rail" Brass Mounted Percussion US Cavalry Carbine, .52 Cal, mfg. 1859. This is one of the earliest straight breech military Sharps carbines made and represents an extreme rarity in antique arms collecting. 

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PRICE----------$800

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Good condition antique Winchester Model 1873 lever action rifle in .38 WCF (.38-40) caliber that is serial number 271xxx, which dates it to manufacture in 1888. Original blue metal finish is mostly worn to brown and gray patinas. 24” octagonal barrel has original sights. 

A good example of an antique Winchester Model 1873 for your collection.

PRICE-----------$600

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Germany's first repeating Army rifle.  Antique Mauser M1871/84 Imperial Bolt Action made at Spandau.  Excellent condition.  Great bore.  No import marks. 

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Very good condition original antique Hiatt handcuffs. Function fine and complete with original key. Original nickel plated finish shows some flaking. Good markings. Hard to find antique handcuffs.

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 The action functions correctly. The single-action trigger is crisp. The cylinder locks with barely perceptible play on each chamber. 

price---------$410

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This is a Civil War era Savage Repeating Arms Company Navy revolver in .36 caliber. This is not a functioning firearm, but is a battlefield relic. It is missing several parts as can be seen in the photos. It is a VERY seldom seen black powder antique, and is a wonderful display relic! As an an antique, it needs no paperwork

Price-----$200

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Fine & Scarce Factory Engraved Remington Rider Repeating Magazine Pocket Pistol, Nickel Plated with Rosewood Grips, .32 Extra Short RF (.32 Protector), mfg. 1871-1888. Joseph Rider's patent magazine pistol was one of the most unusual designs of the era allowing it's user repeating firepower in the form of a small pocket sized derringer. This example is factory embellished and remains in very good original condition overall. The engraving is crisp and sharp throughout and the pistol retains 80%+ bright original nickel finish with the only loss being along the right side of the barrel and around much of the magazine tube. Traces of fire bluing are still visible on the rear hammer surface. The Rosewood grips have an attractive smooth untouched appearance with no chips and just one tight old 1/2" crack barely noticeable along the left forward lower edge. Original screws, blade front sight, and twist-out magazine tube with knurled brass tip and spring loaded plunger. The action is crisp and functions perfectly however the cartridge ejector is missing. The carrier, extractor, and firing pin are all present and properly working. Very good bore with clean sharp rifling throughout and only a few spall spots of superfine surface pitting. A wonderful little gun! Jeremiah Johnson Trading sells antique firearms manufactured prior to 1899 and muzzleloading blackpowder reproductions only.

PRICE-----$200

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NEW taxidermy - GORGEOUS- ALASKAN - male- Grey WOLF- WINTER Thick Fur!- 100% condition.- with CLAWS and Tail***

Alpha male HUGE Wolf hides are a scarcity....****- VERY difficult to find especially with FULL Thick WINTER fur!

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PRICE--------$700

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A. W. Spies, New York City, Percussion Philadelphia Style Derringer Pocket Pistol, .40 Cal, mfg. circa 1850's. Henry Deringer's original Philadelphia pocket pistol became so popular throughout the second quarter of the 19th century that various firms throughout the Eastern US and even England began manufacturing their own versions. This fine example was made in New York City by noted arms retailer A. W. Spies and measures 6 7/8" long overall. The 3 3/8" octagon barrel is fitted with a brass bead front sight and is stamped "SPIES" on the top flat. In typical American fashion there are no additional markings or proofs other than serial number "55" stamped throughout. The metal has a smooth silver/gray appearance with light engraving on the lock and barrel tang. The wood is quite nice retaining an attractive untouched patina with fine checkering around the grip. Engraved silver sideplate, triggerguard, wedge escutcheons, nosecap inlay, and shield wrist nameplate are all bright. The action is crisp and functions perfectly. Clean original nipple is flattened slightly from dry firing. Surprisingly good bore for a pocket gun of this age with deep, sharp six-groove rifling front to back and only mild blackpowder frosting and staining throughout. A scarce early American made Philadelphia derringer in great condition! Jeremiah Johnson Trading sells antique firearms manufactured prior to 1899 and muzzleloading blackpowder reproductions only.

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This revolver retains about 40% of its metal finish. There is finish loss scattered throughout, most notable on the barrel and cylinder. The cylinder retains no finish and appears to have seen some touch-up with cold blue in the distant past, having some scattered light surface erosion. Some other worn areas show minor erosion and all show discoloration from oxidation. There are some light nicks, scuffs and scratches. There are grooves between each chamber on the rear face of the cylinder which align with the firing pin. The action shows operational wear. The markings are generally clear with some wear in the etched panel and some markings partially obscured by oxidation. The screw heads range from sharp to tool marked with usable slots. Overall, this revolver is in about Very Good condition as Antique. 

The bore is gray with well defined rifling. There is light erosion and some pitting scattered through the bore.

PRICE------$950

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Antique BEAR FUR Coat!- Circa 1890s Montana -in near MINT condition, - Men's size large-Has quilted liner intact- Hand warmer pockets on outside-split tail for horseback riding- period button & rope closure- There is NO loose hair and NO hair falling out!Hair is very tight!- This FUR was very well taken care of to the point it can still be worn today!- These FUR coats were used by the wealthy, and those who could afford a fur coat at the time.- Overall you won't find one in better condition.

PRICE-----$1000

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