Spectacular Holiday Auction

showing brown patina finish. Much harder to find than .44 caliber Starr. Good to very good overall with slight wear to the edges of the grips. Tight a

octagon barrel, blued finish, wood stocks, S/N 696593B, in overall good to very good condition showing majority of blued finish on barrel assembly wit

bomb proofed, 12 gauge, 26” barrel, blued finish, wood stocks with left side of butt stock stamped “U.S. Property”; S/N 85198, in overall very good co

original box remaining in excellent condition. Box includes paperwork, brochures, cleaning brush, wooden shipping block and a Camp Perry shooting meda

hishi. The real deal made by Indians not normally for tourists. Vintage 50’s-70’s. Est.: $100-$200

fat barrel and early style markings and grips made 1948. Slight handling and thinning on the straps. (C&R/No PPT) Est.: $3000-$6000

and one of approximately 50 produced making it among the rarest of all Civil War era produced percussion revolvers (Refer Flayderman 7A-094) in .36 ca

in overall very good + condition displaying the majority of its blued finish to metal surfaces, crisp action, good bore and very good wood stocks. (...

370929 and made 1935. In original box with 2 Colt brochures. Excellent original condition and 97%-99% overall. Slight use and minor handling. Box corr

blued finish, checkered brown grips, S/N 5674, in overall fine condition with majority of original finish remaining, including straw finish to small p