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Very Early Rare Remington Rolling Block NY USA 1860-1860 Model
This is an very early vintage antique Remington pre Civil War. It has been NOT been fired and tested. Overall seems to be in very nice condition for its age. The barrel is nice and just needs light cleaning from sitting for years. Part of our consign...
- £ 728.00
- Wirksworth
- Derbyshire
Swiss Vetterli 1871 Rifle Soc End Suisse 10.4x38 Rimfire 69/71 Bolt Action
Swiss Vetterli 1871 Rifle Soc End Suisse 10.4x38 Rimfire 69/71 Bolt Action Antique ** USED / Bright Mint Bore / Mechanically Fine /
- £ 470.00
- Wirksworth
- Derbyshire
Cane Gun
Percussion .Marked Paris Brevette..Like new condition…… Statement you legally own is need where you reside with proof of age.RARE For the advanced collector.CONSIGNMENT ITEM…Ships with full insurance
- £ 2,100.00
- Whatstandwell
- Derbyshire
William H. Werner Muzzleloder Cane Gun*ANTIQUE*
Circa June 7 1870. Approx.48 or 50 Cal. Fires with a percussion cap.Opening the cane and it turns in to a shoulder stock to fire the weapon. Extremely rare cane gun. ANTIQUE ----Statement you can legally own where you reside is needed with proof of a...
- £ 1,211.00
- Whatstandwell
- Derbyshire
Vintage Ordnance repro FP-45 Liberator .22 WW2 all metal works
As shown. Works well. No longer in production.
- £ 400.00
- Wirksworth
- Derbyshire
Antique Springfield 1884 trapdoor rifle .45-70 MFD 1885 Model 1873
As shown. Dark bore with rifling visible. No cleaning rod.
- £ 440.00
- Wirksworth
- Derbyshire
Amazing & Rare Ellis Mercantile Springfield 1878 trapdoor rifle “Jezail''
As shown. Action works. Has a 44” barrel installed and a percussion hammer. Used by Ellis Mercantile as a prop for early Arabian and middle eastern western fils such as Lawrence of Arabia.
- £ 440.00
- Wirksworth
- Derbyshire
Antique Springfield 1873 trapdoor .45-70 1882 cartouche MFD 1883
As shown. Nice rifle overall,good poor bore. Nice strong cartouche.
- £ 400.00
- Wirksworth
- Derbyshire
Antique Richardson & Overman Gallager Gallagher Carbine 12 gauge
As shown. Works well. 32” barrel with a dark bore. Converted to 12 gauge post civil war. MFD 1861-1865.
- £ 827.00
- Wirksworth
- Derbyshire
Richmond Armory Humpback Lock Rifle Musket Confederate Civil War
Confederate Richmond Armory Rifle-Musket. “1861” dated high hump lock marked “RICHMOND VA”. Faint date on the barrel.
- £ 1,800.00
- Wirksworth
- Derbyshire
Mass Arms Co. Model 1882 Maynard Sporting Rifle w/2 Extra Barrels Case
Massachusetts Arms Co. Model 1882 Maynard Patent Sporting Rifle with Two Extra Barrels and Inscribed Case. Manufactured in the 1880s. Comes with a “John F. Morton” inscribed lid plaque, tools, three casings and one cartridge, windgauge globe front si...
- £ 1,800.00
- Wirksworth
- Derbyshire
Rare J. Henry & Son Rifle Civil War
Rare J. Henry & Son Rifle. One of only around 600 manufactured between 1861-1862 by J. Henry & Son. Lockplate and barrel are both marked “J. Henry & Son”. .58 caliber.
- £ 900.00
- Wirksworth
- Derbyshire
Antique Winchester Model 1873 Rifle Factory Letter 32 WCF
Antique Winchester Model 1873 Lever Action Rifle. 32 WCF. Manufactured in 1891. Includes letter from Cody Firearms Museum listing the rifle in .32 caliber with an octagon barrel and set trigger when received at the warehouse on June 25, 1881 (notatio...
- £ 1,190.00
- Wirksworth
- Derbyshire
U.S. Springfield Model 1871 Rolling Block Rifle
U.S. Springfield Model 1871 Rolling Block Rifle. “1870” dated frame and faint cartouche on left wrist of the stock. The bore is very good. It’s bright with good rifling throughout and no rust/pitting.
- £ 817.00
- Wirksworth
- Derbyshire
Triplett & Scott Meriden Carbine Kentucky Marked Civil War
Kentucky Marked Meriden Manufacturing Co. Triplett & Scott Carbine. Manufactured 1864-1865. One of approximately 3000 30” barrel carbines manufactured as part of a contract of 5000 for Kentucky in 1865.
- £ 1,190.00
- Wirksworth
- Derbyshire
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