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Jan. 2018, 351-400 2 lots

U.S. Ames Civil War Sword, 1865 dated, 35" blade

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U.S. Ames Civil War Sword. Mfg. 1865. Very good condition. 35" blade. Marked on right side of blade: "U.S." and "J.F." and "1865". "Ames" maker mark and address on left side of blade. Blade is in very good condition and not ground or sharpened. Brass wire wrapped grip is good. Brass handguard. No scabbard. An American Classic! From a Georgia collection. Gunrunner West item.

Starting Bid

$20

Sold $450

U.S. Civil War Sword, 35" blade

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U.S. Civil War Sword. Very good condition. 35" blade has been cleaned, a nick in the blade. Brass wire wrapped grip is good. Brass handguard. No scabbard. An American Classic! From a Georgia collection. Gunrunner West item.

Starting Bid

$20

Sold $250

Gunrunner Auctions January 2019, 1-50 2 lots

Gibbs Carbine, .52 cal. percussion carbine, 22” barrel, Civil War, 1863, Antique

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Gibbs Carbine, .52 cal. percussion single shot carbine. NSN, mfg., by W. F. Brooks, NY. Good condition. Rare Civil War Carbine used by Missouri Cavalry and New York Cavalry. 22” round barrel has excellent bore with strong rifling, correct sights, no remaining finish. Receiver and lock plate have crisp address and patent makings and American Eagle stamping. Saddle ring present on left side. Couple of dinged screws. Stock has lots of original finish with numerous handling marks, correct butt plate. Unique lever operated tilt-down action works perfectly. These are extremely rare - only 1052 mfg. before factory burned down during New York draft riots of 1863! A highlight of any Civil War collection! Antique – can ship to your door.

Starting Bid

$20

Sold $3,120

Sharps New Model 1863, .52 cal. percussion breech loading carbine, 22” barrel, Antique

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Sharps New Model 1863, .52 cal. percussion breech loading carbine. Serial #31581. Good condition. One of the most relied upon Civil War carbines and very, very collectible! 22” barrel has some pitting and slightly worn rifling, correct sights, mostly patina finish with faint address marking. Receiver and lock plate have fading colors with crisp markings. Saddle ring present on left side. Stock and forearm have very good original finish with few light handling marks, very good hardware. Action is tight and works perfectly. An extremely nice, correct example of this famous Civil War carbine! Antique, can ship your door.

Starting Bid

$20

Sold $1,710

Gunrunner Auction April 2019, 1-50 2 lots

Colt Model 1860 Army, .44 cal. revovler, 8" barrel, 1862, Civil War, Antique

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Colt Model 1860 Army, .44 cal. percussion single action revolver. Serial #40646, mfg. 1862. Antique. Very good condition. Nice example of Civil War officer's cap and ball revolver. Appears to have been patina and has now been cleaned up and is bright. All matching with matching cylinder and barrel wedge. 8" round barrel has a good bore. Mechanics are great with nice nipples. Nice screws. Very readable barrel address. Vivid "Colt's Patent" on left side of rame. Smooth walnut grips fit nicely and retain 50% of the original varnish. Brass triggerguard and grip strap. Cylinder scene is mostly gone, but some engraving left (see photos). Butt has an indent for shoulder stock attachment. Perfect candidate for a full restoration. Quite a piece with lots of Civil War history! Antique. Can ship right to your doorstep. Gunrunner West item.

Starting Bid

$20

Sold $1,390

Sharps & Hankins 1862 Navy Type, .52RF cal. single shot carbine, 24” barrel, Antique

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Sharps & Hankins 1862 Navy Type, .52RF cal. single shot carbine. Serial #6106. Good condition. 24” barrel has pitted bore with good rifling. Finish is mostly brown with some surface corrosion. Screw holes for securing missing leather barrel cover present near breech. Correct sights. Receiver is mostly mottled patina with good screws and address markings. Butt stock is very good. Brass butt plate is very good. Action works fine – clean, honest example. These saw extensive use in the Civil War Navy- rarely seen today! No Civil War carbine collection is complete without one of these! Antique, can ship to your door.

Starting Bid

$20

Sold $930

Gunrunner Auction April 2019, 51-100 1 lot

Remington Model 1858 Army, .44 cal. cartridge conversion revolver, 8" barrel, Civil War, Antique

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Remington Model 1858, .44 cal. cartridge conversion single action revolver. Serial #92982. Antique. A very popular Union officer's .44 cal. cap & ball revolver that has a post-Civil War cartridge conversion. This specimen has been polished up bright, but the barrel address and 1858 patent date are visible. 8" octagon barrel has a very good bore. Cocks and indexes fine. Horn grips have been added. Fixed sights. Brass triggerguard. Nice candidate for restoration! Antique. Can ship right to your doorstep. Gunrunner West item.

Starting Bid

$20

Sold $800

Gunrunner Auction May 2019, 51-100 1 lot

Starr Percussion Carbine, .54 cal. breech loading carbine, 21” barrel, Antique

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Starr Percussion Carbine, .54 cal. breech loading carbine. Serial #21979, mfg. Yonkers, NY. Very good condition. A very popular Civil War carbine that had lots of slam. 21” round barrel has excellent bore, little remaining finish with crisp markings, correct sights. Correct brass barrel band and butt plate. Receiver and lock plate have little remaining finish with crisp address and patent markings. Saddle ring present. Stock and forearm have numerous light nicks. Action and lock work excellent. An excellent example of a rare Civil War Calvary carbine! Antique, can ship to your door.

Starting Bid

$20

Sold $930

Gunrunner Auction May 2019, 101-150 2 lots

Burnside Carbine, .54 cal. percussion breechloader, 21” barrel, Fifth Model, Antique

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Burnside Carbine, .54 cal. percussion breechloader. Serial #3101. Fifth Model. Fair condition. Popular Civil War carbine designed by General Ambrose Burnside. 21” round barrel has pitted bore with strong rifling. Barrel has heavily corroded finish with correct sights. Lever, breech block and receiver have no remaining finish with spots of corrosion. Saddle ring resent. Stock and forearm have good original finish with few light marks. Action and lock work fine. Nice piece of Civil War history! Antique, can ship to your door.

Starting Bid

$20

Sold $710

U.S. Springfield Model 1849, .69 cal. musket, 40” barrel, Civil War

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U.S. Springfield Model 1849, .69 cal. musket. NSN. Antique. Excellent condition. Dandy Model 1849 and so marked on the lockplate and 1849 on barrel tang. 40" round barrel. Bore is coated in cosmoline Works well! Some light pitting here and there as expected. Three barrel bands. In the white. Early style hammer. Stock is excellent with some marks. "U.S." marked steel buttplate. Steel ramrod. Nice screws. Wonderful piece with lots of Civil War history! Antique.

Starting Bid

$20

Sold $1,670

Gunrunner Auction May 2019, 151-200 1 lot

Colt Model 1862 Pocket Navy, .36 cal. percussion revolver, 6 ½” barrel, 1862, Antique

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Colt Model 1862 Pocket Navy, .36 cal. percussion single action revolver. Serial #11640, mfg. 1862. Antique. Fair condition. 6 ½” barrel has good bore, 30% finish with lots of surface corrosion. Barrel assembly is loose on frame. Frame has good finish and screws. Rebated cylinder has old brown finish with heavy dings. Brass grip frame shows wear. Smooth walnut grips are well-worn. Single action works with difficulty – cylinder balks at indexing. Rare Colt variant - .36 cal. on .31 cal. frame! Great display piece. Antique, can ship to your door.

Starting Bid

$20

Sold $400

Gunrunner Auction May 2019, 251-300 1 lot

Whitney Pocket Revolver, .31 cal. percussion revolver, 6" octagon barrel, 1860

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Whitney Pocket Revolver, .31 cal. percussion single action revolver. Serial #17214Y, mfg. 1860. Antique. Good to very good condition. Produced just prior to the Civil War, so plenty saw action and this specimen is above aveage. 6" octagon barrel has a good bore. Gray patina finish is very smooth. Non-fluted cylinder. Brass triggerguard. Maker's name and address are partiial (just part of maker's name) on top barrel flat. Works well and indexes, but hammer spring is quite strong. Two wrong frame screws. Walnut grips are very good. Third Model. A good sample of a Civil War revolver! Antique. Can ship right to your doorstep. Gunrunner West item.

Starting Bid

$20

Sold $610

Gunrunner Auction June 2019, 51-100 1 lot

Colt 1860 Army, .44 cal. revolver, 8" barrel, Civil War, 1861, Antique

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Colt Model 1860 Army, .44 cal. percussion single action revolver. Serial #15414, mfg. 1861. Fair condition. Interesting Civil War era 1860 Army with 8" barrel and matching serial numbers: frame/barrel/cylinder/triggerguard/butt. Patina on all metal surfaces. 8" barrel's bore is dark. Indexes and locks up fine. Smooth walnut grips show some shrinkage and are chocolate brown. Readabout maker's name and address on barrel top. No cylinder scene left. Extra frame screws on left frame side for shoulder stock - butt has a notch for shoulder stock clamp. Pinged "o" under serial numbers indicate a civilian sale. Brass triggerguard and grip strap. It's all here with lots of Civil War history! Antique. Can ship right to your doorstep. Gunrunner West item.

Starting Bid

$20

Sold $990

Gunrunner Auction June 2019, 151-200 2 lots

Remington Model 1858 New Model Army, .44 cal. percussion revolver, 8" octagon barrel, Civil War, Antique

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Remington Model 1858 New Model Army, .44 cal. percussion single action revolver. Serial #36676. Antique. Interesting Civil War era Union sidearm that is now all gray with 8" octagon barrel and smooth walnut grips. Dark bore. Brass triggerguard. Faint inspector's mark on left grip panel. Indexes and locks up fine. Great potential here for a full restoration! Lots of Civil War history here! Antique. Can ship right to your doorstep. Gunrunner West item.

Starting Bid

$20

Sold $810

Colt Model 1851 Navy, .36 cal. percussion revolver, 6 1/4" octagon barrel, 1863, Civil War, Antique

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Colt Model 1851 Navy, .36 cal. percussion single action revolver. Serial #136491, mfg. 1863. Fair condition. Interesting Navy that appears to have a unit number on its right grip panel (see photo) indicating service in the Civil War. Octagon barrel has been shortened nicely to 6 1/4". Dark bore. Gray gun with shined up brass triggerguard and grip frame. Matching serial numbers. Some of the nipples are beat down and one is missing. Indexes OK. Readable barrel address and "Colt Pat." on left side of frame. Walnut grips have shrink some and/or been sanded on the bottoms. Potential here for the ultimte display piece of the Civil War! Antique. Can ship right to your doorstep. Gunrunner West item.

Starting Bid

$20

Sold $620

Gunrunner Auction July 2019, 1-50 2 lots

Spencer/Burnside, .52RF cal. repeating carbine, 20” barrel, 1865, Civil War, Antique

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Spencer/Burnside, .52RF cal. repeating carbine. Serial #17768, mfg. 1865. Very good condition. Popular Civil War repeating carbine. 20” 3-groove barrel has clean shiny bore, correct sights, 50% finish, turning patina. Receiver and lever have 50% thinning blue with some surface corrosion and fine scratch marks, crisp markings. Lock plate and hammer are very good. Stock and forearm have very good finish with strong cartouche and letters: “S.N.” stamped on either side. Long crack in stock. Saddle ring present. Stock hardware is excellent. One of a batch sub-contracted to the Burnside Rifle Company in 1865. A rare variant of one of the most famous Civil War firearms! Antique, can ship to your door.

Starting Bid

$20

Sold $1,060

Maynard Model 1863, .50 cal. percussion breech loading carbine, 20” barrel, Second Model, 1865, Antique

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Maynard Model 1863, .50 cal. percussion breech loading carbine. Serial #23617, mfg. 1865. Second Model. Excellent condition. 20” barrel has clean, shiny bore with strong rifling, correct sights, 80% old brown finish. Receiver has excellent patina finish with crisp address markings, excellent screws, saddle ring present. Butt stock is excellent with few light marks and one ding on right side. Correct butt pale. Under-lever action works perfectly, action is tight. A superb example of this famous Civil War carbine! Antique, can ship your door.

Starting Bid

$20

Sold $2,010

Gunrunner Auction July 2019, 101-150 1 lot

Colt Model 1849 Pocket, .31 cal. black powder revolver, 4" barrel, Civil War, 1863

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Colt 1849 Pocket, .31 cal. single action black powder revolver. Serial #240550, mfg. 1863. Good condition. Matching serial numbers. 4" barrel has a fair bore that's dark from age, fixed sights. Etched stagecoach scene on cylinder has faded from age. Finish has turned and is think on barrel, frame and cylinder. Some light pitting and hits on barrel and cylinder. Some marring on screws. Brass trigger guard and straps are good with some discoloration and wear. Wood grips are good with some hits and wear. A good representative Civil War era revolver. Antique, so it can ship directly to you.

Starting Bid

$20

Sold $520

Gunrunner Auction July 2019, 151-200 2 lots

Metropolitan Arms Police, .36 cal. percussion revolver, 4 1/2" barrel, Civil War, 1864, Antique

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Metropolitan Arms Police, .36 cal. percussion single action revolver. Serial #3112, mfg. 1864. Antique. Good condition. First year production of this fluted cylinder Civil War era percussion revolver. Used by Union troops, these were copies of the Colt 1862 Police. Barrel markings: "Metropolitan Arms Co., New York". Pretty much all gray with some fading blue in protected areas. All matching serials including cylinder. Brass triggerguard and grip frame has a nice patina. Works well! 4 1/2" barrel has a good bore - dark. Smooth walnut grips have the usual marks. Only about 1600 of these made! They make a nice addition to a Colt Civil War collection. Antique. Can ship right to your doorstep. Gunrunner West item.

Starting Bid

$20

Sold $940

Manhattan Navy, .36 cal. percussion revolver, 4" octagon barrel, Civil War, 1864, Antique

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Manhattan Navy, .36 cal. percussion single action revolver. Serial #51120, mfg. 1864 in Newark, NJ by Manhattan Firearms Co . Antique. Good condition. Common Civil War sidearm with 4" octagon barrel, brass triggerguard/grip straps, smooth walnut grips and cylinder scene. Vivid maker's mark and address on barrel top. Good bore. Indexes and locks up nicely. Cylinder scene is faint in places. Matching serials. A great little Civil War collectible! Antique. Can ship right to your door. Gunrunner West item.

Starting Bid

$20

Sold $770

Gunrunner Auction August 2019, 1-50 1 lot

Maynard First Model Sporting, .50 cal. percussion breech loading rifle, 26” barrel, Tape, Antique

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Maynard First Model Sporting, .50 cal. percussion breech loading rifle. Serial #3276. Antique. Very good condition. 26” barrel has very good bore with strong rifling, thin blade front sight and correct tang sight. Barrel has very good old brown finish with some fine surface corrosion. Lever and frame have very good old finish, turning patina with crisp address markings. Correct Maynard tape primer, slightly dinged screws. Stock has very good old finish with correct butt plate and patch box. Patch box has faint, correct patent markings. Unique Maynard action works fine – a rare Civil War-era piece - correct in every detail. Wonderful collector specimen! Antique, can ship to your door.

Starting Bid

$20

Sold $3,510

Gunrunner Auction August 2019, 151-200 2 lots

Starr Arms DA 1858 Army, .44 cal. percussion revolver, 6" barrel, Civil War, 1862

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Starr Arms DA 1858 Army, .44 cal. percussion double action revolver. Serial #17685, mfg. 1862 in New York. Antique. Good condition. A popular and rugged Civil War sidearm that shot double action, All gray gun with pepper pitting which is the usual way you find these. 6" round barrel and non-fluted cylinder. Bore is good. Mechanism works OK, but sometimes the trigger stays back and it hesitates at times. 1856 patent mark and maker on left frame side. Smooth walnut grips are good and still have both inspector's stamps visible. Lots of Civil War history here! Antique. Can ship right to your doorstep. Gunrunner West item.

Starting Bid

$20

Sold $670

Whitney Pocket, .31 cal. percussion revolver, 6" octagon barrel, 1860's, Civil War

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Whitney Pocket, .31 cal. percussion single action revolver. Serial # 4 - - - , mfg. 1860's. Good condition. One the small frame the pocket configuration is apt. 6" octagon barrel is dark. Mechanism works OK, but the hammer spring is very strong. Appears to be a gun that was buffed and then reblued long ago as only one digit appears on the serial number and a partial faint "E. Whitney" is on the barrel flat top. Brass triggerguard. Some fading blue. No engraving on the non-fluted cylinder. Smooth walnut grips have shrinkage. Nice representative sample that a Civil War officer might have carried behind the lines. Antique. Can ship to your doorstep. Gunrunner West item.

Starting Bid

$20

Sold $790

Gunrunner Auction September 2019, 1-50 1 lot

U.S. Burnside Carbine, .54 cal. percussion carbine, 21” barrel, Fourth Model, Antique

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U.S. Burnside Carbine, .54 cal. percussion carbine. Serial #33934, mfg. 1864. Fourth Model. Very good condition. 21” round barrel has clean shiny bore with strong rifling, correct sights, “mottled” brown original finish. Frame and lock plate have good original finish turning patina, with crisp patent markings. Saddle ring is present. Screws are excellent. Stock and forend have very good finish with handling marks, crisp inspector’s stamps on left side. Action works perfectly. An excellent example of this famous Civil War carbine! Correct in every detail! Antique, can ship to your door.

Starting Bid

$20

Sold $1,550

Gunrunner Auction September 2019, 301-350 1 lot

Remington Model 1858 New Model Army, .44 cal. percussion revolver, 8” barrel, Civil War, Antique

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Remington Model 1858 New Model Army, .44 cal. single action percussion revolver. Serial #291. Civll War. Poor condition. 8" barrel has heavily corroded bore, fixed sights. Barrel and frame have old brown finish with heavy surface corrosion. Address markings on barrel are visible. Cylinder is brown with surface corrosion. Brass trigger guard is in good condition with some wear. Smooth wood grips have a large piece missing on left side. Hammer does not cock, cylinder does not rotate. For display only - nice piece of Civil War history! Great candidate for a total restoration - it's all here! Antique, can ship to your door.

Starting Bid

$20

Sold $270

Gunrunner Auction November 2019, 51-100 1 lot

Smith Carbine, .50 cal. breech-loading percussion carbine, 21 5/8” barrel, Civil war, Antique

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Smith Carbine, .50 cal. breech-loading percussion carbine. Serial #19501, mfg. by American Machine Works. Very good condition. 21 5/8” half-octagon barrel has pitted bore with strong rifling, correct sights, 75% original finish. Receiver and hammer have good original fading finish with crisp address and patent markings, some “blotching” and dings around percussion bolster and action hinge pin. Trigger guard and lower tang are mostly patina. Saddle ring is missing. Stock and forearm have very good finish with some handling dings. No inspection marks visible. Plunger-operated tilting barrel mechanism works OK. A nice example of this famous Civil War carbine! Antique, can ship to your door.

Starting Bid

$20

Sold $850

Gunrunner Auction January 2020, 1-50 1 lot

Greene .53 cal., Breech Loading rifle, 35” barrel, Civil war, Antique

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Greene .53 cal., breech Loading rifle. NSN. Excellent condition. 35” barrel has clean shiny bore with Lancaster-style oval rifling, correct sights. Barrel and receiver have excellent high polished finish. Greene patent markings on upper tang. Trigger guard and under hammer action have excellent old finish. Stock has excellent original finish with very few marks. Stock hardware is excellent. Unique bolt action loading system for paper cartridges and under hammer percussion ignition works beautifully. An incredible rare Civil War era firearm – only 1500 ever made for US! Antique, can ship to your door.

Starting Bid

$20

Sold $2,080

Gunrunner Auction January 2020, 51-100 1 lot

C. Sharps New Model 1859, .50-70 cal. single shot carbine, 22" barrel, Saddle-Ring, Conversion, 1864, Antique

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C. Sharps New Model Model 1859, .50-70 cal. single shot carbine. Serial #79223, mfg. 1864. Antique. Good condition. Post-Civil War conversion. 22" round barrel has an excellent bore. Little blue left on barrel and it now has a "freckly" appearance from clean-ups and spot corrosion. Nice tight action. Vivid inspector's mark on left side of buttstock. Maynard primer system still attached (see photos). Steel buttplate has some case color remaining. Saddle ring on bar. Flip-up ladder sight with 1859 patent marks. Small blade front sight with brass. Gray receiver with some marks gone. Walnut stock is very good. Antique. Can ship right to your doorstep. Gunrunner West item.

Starting Bid

$20

Sold $1,210

Gunrunner Auction August 2020, 101-150 1 lot

Manhattan Navy, .36 cal. percussion revolver, 4" octagon barrel, 1862, Civil War

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Manhattan Navy, .36 cal. percussion single action revolver. Serial #6760, mfg. 1862 in Newark, New Jersey. Antique. Good condition. Looks very much like the Colt 1849 Pocket with 4" octagon barrel. Bore is fair. Mostly a gray gun with 50% scenes on the non-fluted cylinder. Mechanics are OK, but timing is just a bit off. Matching serials. Walnut smooth grips are very good and shiny. Brass triggerguard and backstraps. An interesting little revolver that sold quite well during the Civil War. Really so small it is a pocket model. Much history here! Antique Gunrunner West item.

Starting Bid

$20

Sold $550

Gunrunner Auction September 2020, 1-50 1 lot

Maynard First Model Carbine, .50 cal. percussion breech loader, 20” barrel, Antique

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Maynard First Model Carbine, .50 cal. percussion breech loader. Serial #4362. Antique. Good condition. Nice example of a large bore single shot Civil War carbine with tang sight. 20” barrel has very good bore with strong rifling. Front sight is repaired, correct fixed rear and Maynard folding tang sight. Barrel has been touched up with cold blue. Frame and finger lever have fine surface corrosion, show signs of polishing. Correct addresses are easily readable. Correct sling ring on lower tang. Butt stock has correct thick butt plate and patch box. Correct markings on patch box. Lock works OK. Nice, complete example of this famous Civil War-era carbine! Antique, can ship to your door.

Starting Bid

$20

Sold $2,480

Gunrunner Auction September 2020, 101-150 1 lot

Starr Carbine, 1st Arkansas Regiment, .50 cal. percussion breech loader, 21” barrel, Antique

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Starr Carbine, 1st Arkansas Regiment, .50 cal. percussion breech loader. Serial #12538, mfg. Yonkers, NY. Good condition. 21” barrel has very good bore with crisp rifling and some pitting. Barrel has little remaining outside finish with corrosion near muzzle. Correct sights. Frame and lock plate have turned patina with some corrosion. Lever and hammer show some corrosion, mostly patina. Excellent markings on lock plate and breech area. Breech area is stamped with correct three-line address for 1st Arkansas regiment, as described in Flayderman’s. Forearm has good finish, missing some wood on upper right side. Butt stock has large sliver missing on bottom ahead of butt plate. Correct brass butt plate and barrel band. Action and lock work fine. An excellent additional any Civil War collection! Antique, can ship to your door.

Starting Bid

$20

Sold $1,560

Gunrunner Auction February 2021, 1-50 1 lot

Starr Arms D.A. 1858 Army, .44 cal. revolver, 6” barrel, Antique

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Starr Arms Double Action 1858 Army, .44 cal. revolver. Serial #7870. Very good condition. 6” barrel has excellent bore, fixed sights. Barrel and frame have 70% remaining blue finish wit muzzle and edge wear. Crisp address markings. Cylinder has edge and index wear. Case hardened hammer, loading lever and trigger. Percussion nipples are excellent. Matching numbers on cylinder and frame. Dark walnut grips have very good excellent finish and inspector’s marks. Double action works fine. An excellent example of this rare Civil War revolver! Antique, can ship to your door.

Starting Bid

$20

Sold $2,260

Gunrunner Auction September 2021, 151-200 1 lot

Colt Model 1849 Pocket, .31 cal. revolver, 6" octagon barrel, 1863, Civil War

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Colt Model 1849 Pocket, .31 cal. single action revolver. Serial #232105, mfg. 1863. Antique. Good condition. 6" octagon barrel has a dark bore. Matching serials including cylinder. Some screws blurred. Mechanism does not work. Cylinder scene is faint. Smooth walnut grips are good. Brass trigger guard and grip straps. It's all here and it's got Civil War history! Antique. Gunrunner West item.

Starting Bid

$20

Sold $720

Gunrunner Auction February 2022, 151-200 1 lot

Colt 1860 Army, .44 cal. percussion revolver, 8" barrel, 1862, Civil War, Antique

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Colt Model 1860 Army, .44 cal. percussion single action revolver. Serial #60321, mfg. 1862. Civil War. Nice 1860 Army with 8" barrel. Good bore. Mechanism works fine. All gray gun with nice patina setting in. Brass triggerguard. Matching serials: Frame/barrel/triggerguard/butt. Smooth walnut grips have some chunks and marks on the butt edges and has two "notches" (rebel kills?). Cut-out for shoulder stock. Vivid barrel address and patent dates. Nice collector! Much history from the Civil War! Antique. Can ship right to your doorstep. Gunrunner West item.

Starting Bid

$20

Sold $1,520

Gunrunner Auction March 2022, 51-100 1 lot

Remington 1858 Army, .44 cal. percussion revolver, 8" octagon barrel, Nickel

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Remington Model 1858 New Model Army, .44 cal. percussion single action revolver. NSN. Antique. Good condition. Old Civil War warrior that was long ago had a coat of nickel applied. Can't read serial number, but barrel maker and address can be read. Works nicely. Smooth walnut grips. Brass triggerguard. Flaking on cylinder. Good bore. Nice display piece! Antique. Can ship right to your doorstep. Gunrunner West item.

Starting Bid

$20

Sold $780

Gunrunner Auction March 2022, 101-150 1 lot

Manhattan Firearms Pocket, .36 cal. percussion revolver, 6 1/2" octagon barrel, 1861

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Manhattan Firearms Pocket, .36 cal. percussion single action revolver. Serial #34917, mfg. 1861 in Newark, NJ. Good condition. Civil War Colt type copy with 6 1/2" octagon barrel. Dark bore. Works nicely. Mostly a gray gun with some darkness on the frame. Vivid maker's name and address on barrel top. Matching serials. Partial cylinder scene. Walnut smooth grips have a chunk missing on the bottom right panel - very good condition. Brass triggerguard and grip straps. Fixed sights. Nice Civil War collector! Antique. Can ship to your kitchen table. Gunrunner West item.

Sold $620

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