Extraordinary Civil War period, Cased Exhibition Grade Engraved, Colt Model 1860 Army percussion revolver s/n 151385/IE with ultra-rare ebony grips, belonging to Second Lieutenant Huntingdon Frothingham Wolcott, Company One, Second Massachusetts Cavalry. Lieutenant Wolcott was Aide de Camp to Brigadier General Gibbs and participated in General Sheridan’s raids into Virginia in 1864. He marched with his regiment in the grand review in Washington, seemingly in glowing good health, however the very next day he was stricken with camp fever and died on June 9, 1865. Click here for full description.

Fine to excellent condition Colt Model 1851 Richards Mason Conversion revolver, s/n 499 manufactured circa 1872 in obsolete .38 rimfire calibre. Six shot cylinder, 7 ½ inch octagonal barrel, with ejector rod attached. It is a factory converted example, numbered its own serial range of factory conversions from serial numbers1-3800. Click here for full description.

Excellent to near mint, British proofed Colt Model 1849 Pocket percussion revolver s/n 209291/E manufactured circa 1862 with six inch barrel. Click here for full description.

Rare Colt Model 1848 Baby Dragoon Percussion Revolver without loading lever serial number 5825, manufactured circa 1848, with four inch barrel. Click here for full description.

Excellent Colt Third Model deringer serial number 40045 in obsolete .41 short rim-fire calibre with deluxe figured walnut two-piece grips, manufactured circa 1870 to 1912 at Colt P.T.F.A.Mfg. Co. factory in Hartford, Connecticut, U.S.A..

Rare Colt Model 1860 Richards 12-slot cylinder variation conversion of the Army revolver s/n 198898 manufactured circa 1871-78 in obsolete 44 Colt centrefire calibre. Click here for full description.

Ultra rare, Richards Mason Conversion of the Colt Model 1860 Army Revolver s/n 6033, with 8 inch barrel, manufactured circa 1877-1878. Total produced is estimated at about 1,200. Pictured on page 206-7 of “Colt Conversions” by R. Bruce McDowell. Click here for full description.

Ultra rare and Historic, Hartford manufactured, Colt Third Model 1851 Navy percussion revolver s/n 33790, manufactured circa 1853 and issued to the Kriegs Marine (KM) from 1857 to 1874. It bears the issue number KM / 787 stamped at the top of the backstrap. It comes complete with its rare Prussian “KM” holster and pouch, along with a “KM” capper and “COLTS / PATENT” “KM ” marked flask. Click here for full descriptions.

Rare martially inspected US Colt Model 1851 Navy percussion revolver s/n 50837, manufactured circa 1856. Click here for full description.

Very good condition, nickel-plated Colt Model 1860 Richards Conversion of the Army revolver s/n 2014, manufactured circa 1871-78 in obsolete 44 Colt centrefire calibre. Six shot rebated cylinder, eight inch round barrel, with ejector rod attached. It is a factory converted example, numbered its own serial range of factory conversions. Click here for full description.

Exhibition grade, inscribed mahogany brass-bound cased engraved Colt Model 1849 London Pocket percussion revolver serial number 134 manufactured circa 1853 with a five inch barrel and bearing several unique features. Click here for full description.

Attractive Colt London 14 Pall Mall Agency retailed, cased, British proofed, Colt New Line .41 rimfire single action revolver s/n 3710, manufactured circa 1876, with 2 ¼ inch round barrel, blue and case coloured finish. "COLT NEW 41" etched on the left side of the barrel. Complimented with varnished two-piece rosewood grips. Click here for full description.

Excellent, minty cased five shot, Colt Model 1849 Pocket percussion revolver s/n 100768 manufactured circa 1855 with a four inch barrel. Click here for full description.

Very scarce First Type Colt Third Model Deringer s/n 1435 in obsolete .41 rimfire calibre. Manufactured circa 1870 with its raised relief bolster, around the barrel screw and the high spur hammer and tight grip contour. These are the defining characteristics of the First Type derringers. Click here for full details.

Very early, Colt First Type No 3 Deringer s/n 928, with upright hammer, tight grip and raised bolster. Click here for full description.