Egyptian contract, Remington Model 1875 s/n 635 in obsolete .44 Remington calibre. Click here for full details.

Ultra rare, original Paterson pistol capper with the rampant Colt and crossed pistols in high relief on the top of the lid. Within a double line border on the circumference, it reads at the top “COLTS PATENT” and “PATENT ARMS MANG. CO. PATERSON. N.J” around the sides and bottom in a semi-circle. The capper is made of gilded brass and steel. Click here for full description.

Very scarce First Type Colt Third Model Deringer s/n 2384 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.

Frame, grip-straps, hammer and varnished walnut one-piece grips of Colt Model 1849 London Pocket percussion revolver s/n 5334, manufactured circa 1855. Click here for full description.

Winchester Model 1876 lever action rifle s/n 56,500 manufactured in 1885 and chambered in obsolete 45-75 WCF calibre. It has a 28 inch round barrel, with full magazine tube. Click here for full description.

Cased, British proofed, Richards Conversion of the Colt Model 1860 Army revolver, s/n 198459 manufactured circa 1871-78 in obsolete 44 Colt centre-fire calibre.

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 details.

Desirable, good grade, cased W.W. Greener of London, Boxlock ejector express double rifle, with ejector, s/n 20400, chambered in obsolete 500 x 3 inch calibre, with two triggers and the Greener side safety. Click here for full details.

Excellent Savage Model 1899 Lever Action rifle s/n 122215, with 22 inch round barrel, chambered in obsolete 32-40 calibre. Made by the Savage Repeating Arms Company, Utica, New York. This was an improved model of the Model 1895. 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.

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.

Excellent Pall Mall Agency cased British proofed, six-shot Colt Model 1849 Pocket percussion revolver s/n 296806L, with six-inch barrel, manufactured circa 1867. Click here for full description.

First year of production, Colt Cloverleaf Model .41 rimfire calibre revolver serial number 6610, manufactured circa 1871, with four shot type cylinder with 3 inch round barrel. Click here for full description.

Fine, cased, five shot, Colt Model 1849 Pocket percussion revolver s/n 89789 manufactured circa 1854 with a six inch barrel. 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.

Rare blued finish Merwin & Hulbert large frame double action six shot revolver s/n 1380, manufactured circa 1880’s in obsolete 44 M&H calibre with seven inch round barrel, six shot fluted cylinder, chequered hard rubber grips and lanyard. A true cowboy gun. Click here for full details.

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

Attractive London retailed, cased, British proofed, engraved Colt New Line .32 rimfire single action revolver s/n 2255, manufactured circa 1874, with 2 ¼ inch round barrel, silver finish and two-piece rosewood grips. Click here for full description.

Very rare, hard to find, Arsenal refinished, British proofed, “WD” inspected Colt Model 1851 London Navy percussion revolver s/n 20138, manufactured circa 1855 for the British military during the Crimean War and later in the Indian Mutiny. 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 details.

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.

Exceptional nickel-plated Smith & Wesson New Model No3 Single Action Target revolver serial number 2753 manufactured circa 1887-1890 in obsolete .32-44 S&W calibre. Click here for full description.

Historic American Civil War presentation, Tiffany gripped with “H” monogram and Gustave Young, factory engraved cased Colt Model 1849 Pocket percussion revolver s/n 154206 inscribed to MAJOR GENERAL JOSEPH HOOKER. 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.

Excellent National Arms Co. Single Shot No. 2 Deringer s/n 8850 manufactured circa 1865 to 1870, in obsolete .41 Short rimfire calibre with 2 ½ inch barrel. Click here for full description.

Early and rare, silver-plated (only 5 known with this configuration) National Arms Co. Single Shot No. 2 Deringer s/n 5626 with two-inch barrel and brass frame, manufactured circa 1865. Click here for full details.

Beautiful fully blued Remington Over & Under Double Deringer, Type 2 (Model 3) serial number 181, with one-line barrel address and extractor, manufactured circa 1888 in obsolete .41 rimfire calibre. Click here for more information.

Historic Colt London Model 1851 Navy Percussion Revolver s/n 22027 presented to Lord Lucan in 1855 by Colonel Colt. The Earl of Lucan was Commander of the British Cavalry Division in the Crimea War, which included the command of "The Charge of the Light Brigade". This historic revolver is pictured in ‘Colonel Colt London’ by Joseph G. Rosa on page 87. Click here for full details.

Excellent to near mint Civil War period, Martially inspected Remington New Model Army percussion revolver, serial number 93297. Click here for more information.

Fine, cased British proofed Colt Model 1849 London Pocket percussion revolver s/n 1642 with desirable six inch barrel, manufactured circa 1854 and retailed by John Blanch & Son of London. Click here for full description.

Colt Model 1849 Pocket percussion revolver s/n 272028/L manufactured circa 1865 with a six inch barrel. 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.

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.

Nickel plated Remington-Smoot New Model No. 3 revolver s/n 17976, manufactured circa 1878-1888 with birds-head grip, octagonal barrel, made with rib and ejector rod, in obsolete .38 rimfire calibre. Click here for full description.

Outstanding Colt Model 1860 Richards Conversion of the Army revolver, s/n 2392 manufactured circa 1871-78 in obsolete 44 Colt centrefire calibre. Click here for full description.

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.

Remington-Rider five-shot Double-Action Pocket conversion revolver serial number 7172, manufactured circa 1860-1873 in .32 rimfire calibre, with three inch octagonal barrel. Probably the first American double action revolver chambered for a metallic cartridge. Click here for full description.

Very attractive Remington Over & Under Double Deringer, Type I (Late Production) serial number 323, with two-line barrel address and extractor. Nickel plated, blued hammer, extractor and screws with two-piece Mother of Pearl grips. Click here for full description.

British proofed, Colt Model 1855 “Root” side hammer, five shot revolving saddle ring carbine s/n 10867 in .56 calibre. Click here for full description.

Swedish Remington Model 1869 Breechloading Engineer & Artillery Musketoon s/n 2511, in obsolete 12.7 mm rimfire calibre with 18 inch barrel. Click here for full description.

A brace of 18 bore flintlock pistols by T.J. Mortimer, St James’s St., LONDON manufactured circa 1816-1823. Click here for full description.

Civil War period, Smith & Wesson Model No 2 Army single action revolver s/n 34329, with 6 inch octagonal barrel, chambered in obsolete .32 rimfire. 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.

Factory engraved, nickel-plated, Colt New Line .30 rimfire calibre revolver s/n 1274, manufactured circa 1874 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.

Nickel plated Colt No3 Thuer deringer s/n 37528. Click here for full description.