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.
Colt Model 1860 Richards Conversion of the Army revolver s/n 5581, 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.
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.
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.
Presentation Second Generation engraved and inscribed Colt Model 1851 Navy second-model square-back percussion revolver s/n 7117/. to Joseph G. Rosa, the noted British historian of Colt firearms, circa 1972. Engraving executed by A.A. White Engravers and the backstrap inscription by K.C. Hunt. The inscription on the silver-plated backstrap reads “To Joseph G. Rosa / From / Colts Patent Fire Arms Mfg. Co.” Section One firearm. Click here for full description.
Fine and rare, British proofed, Pall Mall Agency, six-shot Colt Model 1849 Pocket percussion revolver s/n 297190L, with four-inch barrel, manufactured circa 1867. 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. Click here for full details.
Factory engraved, nickel-plated, Colt New Line .32 rimfire calibre revolver s/n 9045, manufactured circa 1875 and complimented with factory two-piece mother of pearl birds-head grips. Click here for full description.
Cased ‘Exhibition quality’ factory engraved, Colt Model 1851 Second Model Square-back Navy percussion Revolver s/n 3550/. manufactured circa 1851. One of the finest engraved Colt revolvers in existence and most likely exhibited by Samuel Colt, at the Great Exhibition of 1851 in London. Click here for full description.
Special order, semi deluxe Winchester Model 1894 Lightweight rifle s/n 519007 manufactured circa 1910, with half round / half octagon 26 inch barrel, chequered forend, chequered capped pistol gripped straight grained walnut stock, with crescent butt-plate. Special short magazine. Chambered in obsolete 32-40 WCF calibre. Click here for full description.
Very fine Winchester Third Model 1873 lever action rifle s/n 253553B, manufactured in 1887 and chambered in 32-20 WCF calibre (Section One calibre in UK). It has a 24 inch octagonal barrel, with full magazine tube. Click here for full description.
Engraved Winchester Model 1866 under lever rifle s/n 36072B manufactured circa 1870. Bold foliate scrollwork engraving on a stippled background to the silver-plated receiver, forend cap and buttplate. Click here for full description.
Excellent, rare Winchester-Lee Straight Pull Model sporting rifle s/n 14669, manufactured circa 1906 in obsolete 6 mm Lee Navy (.236 U.S.N.) calibre. Click here for full description.
Remington New Model Army factory conversion five shot revolver, serial number 99480 with 307 conversion number, in obsolete .46 Remington rimfire calibre, with extractor on the right side of the frame. Click here for full description.
Civil War period manufactured, Martially inspected Remington New Model Army conversion (to metallic cartridge) six shot revolver, serial number 66797 in obsolete .44 Remington centrefire calibre. Click here for full description.
Attractive Remington Over & Under Double Deringer, Type I serial number 4938, with two-line barrel address and extractor. Nickel plated, with two-piece Mother of Pearl grips. Click here for full description.
Fine to excellent Civil War period, Martially inspected Remington New Model Army percussion revolver, serial number 68293. Click here for full description.
Excellent to near mint Civil War period, Martially inspected Remington New Model Army percussion revolver, serial number 93297. Click here for full description.
Nickel plated .30 Rimfire, Remington-Smoot New Model No. 1 revolver s/n 1135, manufactured circa 1875-1877 with birds-head grip, 2 13/16 inch octagonal barrel, integral with frame and ejector rod. Click here for full description.
Near Mint No 3 Remington-Hepburn rifle s/n 4509. 28 inch oct. bbl. In obsolete 38/40 RH. Click here for full description.
Bridport marked, Sharps Model 1874 “Old Reliable” sporting rifle s/n C 41037 in 45/70 centrefire calibre, with double set trigger and 28 3/4 inch octagonal barrel numbered 32782. Also numbered 32782 on forend. Manufactured circa 1876. Weight 10 pounds. Section One firearm in UK. Reloading equipment included. Click here for full description.
Attractive "Peanut" size Henry Deringer percussion derringer in .40 calibre with two inch barrel, manufactured circa 1850 to 1870. Marked at the breech and sideplate “DERINGER / PHILADELA”. Click here for full description.
Excellent martially inspected Rogers & Spencer .44 Army percussion revolver s/n 3086 manufactured circa 1865. Click here for full description.
Diminutive 1860’s period “Peanut” size percussion derringer mounted with an unmarked 1½ inch barrel and styled after the famous pocket pistols manufactured by Henry Deringer of Philadelphia. Click here for full description.
Civil War, U.S. Martially inspected Starr Model 1858 double action percussion revolver s/n 18615 manufactured circa 1858-1861 with six inch round barrel, blued finish and one-piece walnut grips. Click here for full description.
Civil War period, U.S. Martially inspected Starr single action Model 1863 percussion revolver s/n 26767 chambered in 44 calibre with 8 inch barrel. Manufactured by the Starr Arms Company of New York, New York. Click here for full description.
Rare Sharps Model 1874 Sporting rifle s/n 154776 in obsolete 40 cal. Excellent condition. Click here for full description.
Cased, relief engraved, silver-plated pinfire revolver s/n 20813, manufactured by Eugene Lefaucheux circa 1860 in France. It has a 6 1/8 inch round barrel, with ejector rod and chambered in obsolete 11mm calibre. Click here for full description.
Excellent cased W.W. Greener of London & Birmingham, single shot Martini-action take-down target rifle s/n 19528 chambered in obsolete 297/.250 calibre. In its correct Period case, with W.W, Greener trade label. Round 25 ½ inch round barrel, with leaf sights. Lightly engraved, with chequered fore-end and stock. Click here for full description.
Rare Mauser Model 1878 zig-zag cylinder revolver, serial number 2077 in obsolete 10.4 mm calibre. Click here for full description.
Excellent 30 calibre rimfire knife pistol by Unwin & Rodgers with larger spear point blade etched “SELF / PROTECTOR” with an eagle and floral decoration at the spear point, manufactured circa 1870. Click here for full description.
Excellent display quality, rare percussion knife pistol by Unwin & Rodgers with larger spear point blade etched “SELF / PROTECTOR” with floral decoration at the spear point, manufactured circa 1860. Click here for full description.
Bag-type powder flask, manufactured by Dixon & Sons of Sheffield. Stamped “JAMES DIXON / & SONS / SHEFFIELD” and “COLTS POCKET FLASK”. This flask, is for the Colt Model 1849 London Pocket percussion revolver and also British proofed Colt Model 1855 Root percussion revolvers in .31 calibre. Click here for full description.
A cluster of bag-type powder flasks with lanyard rings, manufactured by James Dixon & Sons of Sheffield. Most are marked: “COLTS POCKET FLASK” in an arc. These flask are for the Colt Model 1849 London Pocket percussion revolver, also British proofed Colt Model 1855 Root percussion revolvers in .31 calibre. Click here for full description.
Near mint Peacock Flask for small calibre pocket revolvers, including the Colt Model 1855 Root percussion revolver. Click here for full description.
The Peacock Flask, is a well-designed flask, for small calibre pocket revolvers, including the Colt Model 1855 Root percussion revolver. The brass top is polished, with a fire-blue spring. The body is a dark brown. It has a beautiful, double sided decoration, that shows in the main panel, delicately entwined vines around a column on which a peacock is perched. Above the bird are two crossed pistols. Excellent condition. 4 ¼ x 2 inches. Click here for full description.
The Peacock Flask, is a well-designed flask, for small calibre pocket revolvers, including the Colt Model 1855 Root percussion revolver. Click here for full description.
Martially inspected "WAT" and "JH" brass straight-leg mould with heel for .44 calibre Colt 2nd Model Dragoon percussion revolver. Click here for full description.
Iron.31 bow-leg mould with sprue cutter, for Hartford manufactured Colt Model 1855 Root percussion revolver. Click here for full description
.44 brass bow leg mould with iron sprue cutter, for the Colt 3rd Model Dragoon percussion revolvers. Click here for full description.
"WAT" inspected brass bow-leg .44 mould with iron sprue cutter, for the martially inspected Colt 3rd Model Dragoon percussion revolvers. Click here for full description.
Ultra rare, “WAT” stamped, brass straight-legged mould, with “COLTS / PATENT” stamped high on the right block. Manufactured for the Second Government 1847 contract and the Colt 1st Model Dragoon percussion revolvers. This is the first of the Colt Dragoon moulds. Click here for full description.
Rare martially inspected .36 Iron Mould stamped “WAT” for a Government contract U.S. Colt Model 1851 or 1861 Navy percussion revolver. Click here for full description.
Medium Eley Bros, 250 count percussion cap tin for Colt 1849 Pocket & Colt 1851 Navy percussion revolvers. Click here for full description.
Medium size Eley Bros, London 250 japanned tin cap tin with circular orange label which reads: “250 / Waterproof / PERCUSSION CAPS / FOR / CENTRAL-FIRE / BREECH-LOADING / CASES / (REGISTERED). ELEY BROs LD., LONDON.” Primers for Colt Thuer revolvers. Cap tin only, no primers included. Click here for full description.
Small 100 count japanned cap tin embossed “ELEY BRO” in an arc, with “LONDON” below. Click here for full description.
Large Eley Bros, 500 count percussion cap tin for Colt Thuer revolver Circa 1868-1870. Click here for full description.
Brown leather flap holster for Colt Model 1860 Army percussion revolver. Click here for full description.
British brown leather flap holster for Colt Model 1908 .25 semi auto pistol. Click here for full description.
Military-style, black leather flap holster, made by Colt, for the Colt Model 1860 London Army percussion revolver. Click here for full description
English, brown leather contoured right-handed holster for .32 Colt Double Action revolver with 3 1/2 to 4 inch barrel. Click here for full description.
Colt's Story Miniature 1836-1862 complete set sold in the 1960s by Dixie Gun Works. Click here for full description.
Empty Princess Mary Gift Fund embossed brass box. The boxes were given as a Christmas present in 1914 to serving soldiers in World War One. They were paid for, by a public fund supported by Princess Mary. It would have contained a packet of tobacco, a packet of cigarettes a portrait photograph of Princess Mary and a Christmas card from King George V, Queen Mary and Princess Mary. Click here for full description.
Colonel Colt, London: The history of Colt's London firearms, 1851-1857, by Joseph G. Rosa. First edition, 216 pages, first published January 1, 1976. Joseph G. Rosa was a historian of the Wild West, author, and the chief biographer of Wild Bill Hickok as well as several other figures of this period. Click here for full description.
A Study of Colt New Army and Navy Pattern Double Action Revolvers 1889-1908 Hardcover – January 1, 2005 by Robert Best (Author) The book has a printed picture cover; it was issued without a dust jacket and is signed by the author. Excellent condition. Click here for full description.
Standard Catalog of Smith & Wesson Third edition by Jim Supica, Richard Nahas, (2007) In colour. Hardcover. Click here for full description.
Standard Catalog of Smith & Wesson. Second Edition by Supica, Jim & Richard Nahas. Used, hard cover. Condition: Excellent. ISBN 10 0873492722 ISBN 13 9780873492720. Click here for full description.
STANDARD CATALOG OF SMITH & WESSON by Jim Supica and Richard Nahas. Published by Krause Publications Inc. 1996. ISBN 10: 0873414047ISBN 13: 9780873414043. First edition. Click here for full description.
Colt's New Service Revolver: A Particularly Strong, Heavy Weapon Timothy J. Mullin ISBN 10: 0889354987 / ISBN 13: 9780889354982 Published by Collector Grade Publications, 2009. Click here for full details.
Smith & Wesson Sixguns of the Old West The Schofields, The Americans, The Russians, The New Model No. 3, and more... by David R. Chicoine. Click here for full details.
The Illustrated Book of Guns: An Illustrated Directory of over 1,000 Military, Sporting, and Antique Firearms ISBN 13: 9781571452870. Edited by David Miller. Click here for full description.
Guns and How They Work by Ian V. Hogg. ISBN 10: 0856854921 / ISBN 13: 9780856854927 Published by Marshall Cavendish Books Limited, London, England, 1979. Click here for full description.
A History of Handguns Hardcover – Illustrated, 22 Nov. 2010 by Frederick Wilkinson. No dustcover. Click here for full descripotion.
"Colt Peacemaker British Model" by Keith Cochran. 1989. Including shipping. Click here for full description.
“Colt’s SAA”, Post War Models, by George Garton. First Edition 1979. Click here for full description.
Wooden handle cleaning rod for cased Colt Model 1849 London Pocket percussion revolver with six inch barrel. Full length: 10 ½ inches. Click here for full description.
Wooden handle cleaning rod for cased Colt Model 1849 London Pocket percussion revolver with five inch barrel. Full length: 10 inches. Click here for full description.