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Misc Civil War Era Guns
(MR329-16-281) SPENCER CIVIL WAR CARBINE IN CALIBER .52 RIMFIRE
22” barrel, rigid rear sight, overall metal has turned a dark patina coloration, forearm is missing a small piece next to the frame, excellent buttstock with inspection marks near buttplate, possibly arsenal replacement. e
A $ 2,250 sale pending
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Misc Civil War Era Guns
(MR381a-15-352) SMITH CIVIL WAR PERCUSSION SRC IN .50 CALIBER
21-5/8” barrel, VG+ shiny bore, 90% darkening barrel blue, the balance turning a dark blue plum coloration, traces of case colors remaining on the frame, the balance is darkening, original sights, near fine walnut. Great looking example. e
A $ 3,500
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Misc Civil War Era Guns
(M1-76-17-421) SPENCER MODEL 1865 SADDLERING CARBINE IN .50 CALIBER
6-groove rifling, Stabler cut-off example. Excellent bore, original 20” barrel retains 80%+ blue, the balance starting to tone, considerable case colors on the receiver, hammer and buttplate, the balance darkening. Clean smooth metal, sharp corners, excellent walnut looks very near new. Extractor missing, original sights. e
A $ 2,875
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Misc Civil War Era Guns
(MR379-17-423) EXTRAORDINARY CONDITION SPENCER MODEL 1865 SRC
.56-50 Caliber. 20" bbl, late example with British proof marks. Virtually all lustrous bbl blue, most all vivid case colors visible on the entire frame, hammer, lever, action and buttplate, correct sights, Stabler cut-off. Near excellent walnut with excellent cartouches; complete with sling rings. Very tough to beat this one! e
A $ 11,500.
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Misc Civil War Era Guns
(MR371-17-426) MARTIALLY INSPECTED SMITH'S PATENT CIVIL WAR SRC
Excellent overall with exc bore, 95% darkening bbl blue, nice case colors visible on protected areas of the receiver. Exc walnut and cartouches, correct saddlering and ring bar. It looks like this one didn't see any action. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 3,750
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Misc Civil War Era Guns
(MR370-16-430) SPENCER CONTRACT MODEL OF 1865 SRC
Three groove rifling, VG+ bore, maritally inspected, Stabler cut-off, 90%+ darkening bbl blue-balance turning blue plum, considerable vivid case colors visible on frame, orig sights and saddlering; exc walnut. e
A $ 4,950
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Misc Civil War Era Guns
(MR630-17-427) GWYN & CAMPBELL CIVIL WAR CARBINE
Overall metal has turned a dark brown patina coloration. Sound wood with usual mars and dings. This is a 1rst model carbine with serpentine hammer and lever. Mechanical cond is VG. Gun appears to be 100% untouched. All original and complete with early serial number. e
A $ 2,650.
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Misc Civil War Era Guns
(MHG366-17-193) VERY RARE CIVIL WAR ERA BABY LEMAT PINFIRE REVOLVER
Only 3 or 4 of these are known in the pinfire version. 36 caliber 9-shot revolver plus another barrel of about 44 caliber. Overall gun is in beautiful cond with a considerable amount of orig bright blue, some turning brown, exc case colors on the recoil shield and the protected areas of the frame. Checkered walnut grips are fine with the correct Lanyard loop in the butt. With Birmingham proofmarks, plus markings "Col. LeMat BRT" and serial number 131 located on side of bbl. Mechanically crisp and a very rare gun. Excellent example of a handgun used by the Confederate Army. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 19,500
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Misc Civil War Era Guns
(MR611-16-428) UNIQUE EXHIBITION GRADE NEW MODEL EVANS CARBINE WITH A 22" BARREL
Original Circassian deluxe wood in excellent condition with about 1/4" sliver missing on both sides. The only one I have ever seen with gold trim. The buttplate, lever release and lever are all gold gilded. This gun came out of Spain where it was an armory for many years and no doubt it was originally a "gift" to an official. It has all the documentation regarding its purchase from Spain by an American Officer in the 1960's. A very neat gun in fine condition. 95% bright vivid receiver blue. Bbl is toned slightly but still retains 90% blue. Parts of the buttplate and the lever retain 90% plus gold gilt. Original sights and VG bore. A very interesting gun! ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 6,500
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Misc Civil War Era Guns
(MR519-16-238) Model 1865 Spencer Saddle Ring Carbine 50 caliber 6 groove rifling
The bore on this old Spencer is remarkably good! Outside of the bbl is nice blued metal. It has had a blue/black finish applied to it a long time ago. It has standard carbine sights. The receiver is nice, smooth, clean metal that has turned an antiqueish plum coloration. Both forearm and butt stock are in very good condition. Nice fitting. This is a very fine example! ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 2,975 sale pending
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