Smith & Wesson, Model #2 old model revolver. Top of barrel reads "Smith & Wesson, Springfield, Mass.", Cylinder marked "Pat. April 3, 1855, July 5, 1859, Dec. 18, 1860", Serial no. 40824, Barrel measures 3 1/8",overall approx. 8" Original blue on barrel & cylinder - approx. 95%, Rosewood grips, excellent. Orig brass frame w/ silver plate - silver thinned. Excellent working condition. Popular Civil War sidearm. Custer had a pair(with ser. nos. under 35731). Notorious Wild Bill Hickock carried one of these on night he was shot, Aug. 1874. Lots of history of this model. Inventory # 12020011w $950 or call 1-508-771-3327
	Percussion muff pistol, single shot, approx. .41 cal., Probably Belgian or English, Brass barrel w/ floral inscription at breech. Barrel approx. 3", Overall length 6 1/2", Walnut grip, Excellent condition, Referred to as a muff pistol. Inventory # 12020012w $375 or call 1-508-771-3327
	Cased pair of Colt 1851 Navy London percussion revolvers. Serial nos. 37721 & 41293, .36cal. percussion, 7 1/2" barrels w/ beautiful bores, strong rifling. Both barrels have "Address Col. Colt London", British proofs. Barrels & cylinders have approx. 98% blue. One barrel has iron bladed front sight. The other has a conical brass sight. Both revolvers have matching numbers except wedges - #41293 has later cylinder arbor. Professionally restored. Lockable case w/key, unengraved rectangular monogram plate. Included brass-bodied, bag shaped flask by James Dulon & Sons w/screw-off fireproof patent top; Old polish, tight seams, very minor dings. Two cap tins. Also blued oil bottle, blue combination screwdriver/nipple wrench, Brass dual cavity bullet mold w/ light pitting. Overall lovely looking pair of '51 London navies. These would look great on your desk! Inventory # 12010001w $6500 or call 1-508-771-3327
	Colt single action army custom engraved revolver. Serial no. 139641, .45 long Colt, 4 ¾” barrel. Very good bore, evident rifling, minor pitting. “First Generation” single action nicely engraved in loose scrolling pattern over 90% of metal surface. 98% excellent blue. Very nice finely checkered ivory grips fitted. Probably modified for fan-firing as the mainspring is very light. Cylinder shows extremely minor end shake. Probably could be changed by minor tune up if so chosen. Numbers all match. Cylinder not numbered. Gun presented in blue- baize lined French fitted manner. Manufactured 1891 Handsome looking piece ! Inventory # 10112205w $5500 or call 1-508-771-3327
	Sharps Model 2A four barrel deringer serial no. 20675, 30 .r.f., 3" barrel cluster. Good bores. Barrels speckled, frame goldenrod patina. Firing pin seems to rotate properly. Very good gutla-percha grips, mostly faded to brown , checkered. Nifty little deringer! Inventory # 11101117w $875 or call 1-508-771-3327
	European Double barreled pinfire pistol, .44 cal. (approx.), 3 1/2" barrels, very good bores. Simple floral & scroll engraving on frame and tang. Barrels open by under lever ahead of triggerguard. Very good European walnut stock, light carving on cheeks behind action. Grooved and ribbed butt w/ steel cap, turned finial. Appears to lock up well. Great example of the era. Inventory # 11101109w $1650 or call 1-508-771-3327
	Pair London Pocket Pistols, diminutive. .38 cal., 1” screw barrels, Typical British boxlock center hammer folding triggers. Sliding safeties on top flat behind hammer. British proofs on frames & barrels. X Sides of frame have floral scroll; Marked “Baker” on left and “London” on right. Very small amount of old surface oxidation. Each pistol has walnut checkered grip with diamond shaped escutcheons on backs. Light wear to checkering. Nifty Pair! Inventory # 11100301w $2350 or call 1-508-771-3327
	Cased London Queen Anne Pistols turn-off by Barbar .58 cal., 6” cannon barrels, converted to percussion during their period of use. Light engravings on tangs and breech end of barrels. Pistols are silver mounted w/ fancy buttplates & grotesque masks on butt. Very little pitting. English walnut stocks carved with dopper points behind locks and nice raised panels at sideplates & tangs. Stocks are excellent. Silver furniture. Nice British oak case w/ barrel wrench and small zinc flask. Inventory # 11100302w $3950 or call 1-508-771-3327
	Colt Army single action Revolver Serial no. 154102, .41 Colt, 4 ¾” barrel w/ near excellent bore. Much age-appropriate patina. Some original blue. Minor areas of pinprick pitting. Appears to time and lock well. About very good example of late black powder frame Colt manufactured in 1894. Ivory grips, yellow age. English eagle on right side – nice. Original hard rubber grips included. Inventory # 11100303w $4875 or call 1-508-771-3327
	Remington-Rider double action new model percussion belt revolver. Serial no. 480, .36 cal., 6 ½” octagon barrel with very good bright bore. Some traces of blue on barrel & cylinder. Scarce early model revolver with full fluted cylinder. Few scattered light dings in metal – minor. Trigger retains some bright original blue. Hammer retains some faded original color case-hardened finish. The two piece walnut grips rate excellent and may have been very nicely refinished long ago. Functions perfectly in double action mode, cylinder does not advance in single action mode. Value is in condition, scarcity, low serial number. Serial no. found under barrel, back of cylinder, under grips. A great item for the collector. Inventory # 11081401 $3800 or call 1-508-771-3327
	Pair of Henry Nock Flintlock folder trigger center hammer turn off pistols. .50 cal., 2 ½” barrels Brass frames are nicely engraved with panoplies of arms and fancy borders with “H. Nock” engraved on one side and “London” on the other. These marks are reversed so when viewed together pointing in the same direction you see both “H. Nock” and “London”. The barrels have nice borders engraved at muzzles. Sliding safeties have a neat geometric pattern. Iron surfaces show smooth gray brown patina. One piece bag shaped walnut grips are fully checkered and rate very good with white metal buttcaps with mask & shell motifs. Nice set of derringers by this highly regarded London maker. Inventory # 11081403 $3800 or call 1-508-771-3327
	Belgian proofed double-barreled flintlock coat pistol About .47 cal., 3 ¾” brass barrels, Excellent bores. Very nice Belgian proofed European coat pistol. Frame has very light loose foliate engraving. Belgian proof at rear of left barrel. Bag shaped European walnut grip rates near excellent with scalloped cheeks, checkered grip panels and deep groove running from top of the grip to the apex of butt. Crisp mechanical functional locks with a sliding safety which seems to be frozen with hardened oil. Quality construction. Nicely preserved. Inventory # 11081404w $2150 or call 1-508-771-3327
	Colt Cloverleaf Model SA Revolver Serial no. 1158, .41 R.F. 3” barrel, very good bore, sharp rifling. Barrel retains 90+% orig. blue 4 shot cylinder, Frame retaining approx. 10% orig. silver plate. Burl grip excellent w/ lovely walnut grain. Times & locks up properly. All numbers match. Cleaning rod. Very nice Colt cloverleaf. Obviously carried more than shot. Inventory # 11061810 $2750 or call 1-508-771-3327
	Middle eastern flintlock pistol .67 cal., flintlock, 9 “ barrel. Very good bore. Mediterranean British martial barrel shows British firing proofs on left radius & rack marking on slightly dovetailed tang. Numerous tool marks, Brass hardware slightly rudimentary, Single thimble w/tailpipe, Triggerguard w/sculpted front extension, Ribbed bow, dual strapped butt w/ faceted buttcap, two brass lockplate escutcheons w/ simple brass inlay. Very good Mediterranean hardware w/incise carving & punched embellishments. Functional lock. Antique ramrod included. Inventory # 11061804w $1050 or call 1-508-771-3327
	Large metal replica of a Colt Walker Dragon Revolver “Fun” large scale cast metal “revolver” made of lightweight alloy Measuring 28 ¾” long, 11” high (to top of hammer spur) and 14 ½” barrel. Most original paint except triggerguard/ grip strap have gold paint, grips are painted off-white. Surprisingly only weighs 10 lbs.! Great display piece! Inventory # 11061003w $1900 or call 1-508-771-3327
	Colt Model 1873 .45 cal., called Model “P”, “Peace-maker”, “hog’s leg”, or Frontier Colt. Associated with Wyatt Earp, Wild Bill Hickock, etc. Also called “The Gun that Won the West” as was the Winchester ’73. Serial no. 14825. All numbers match, all original parts. Excellent condition, gray blue patina. Beautiful stag grips, Totally unaltered. Documentation available showing the gun was shipped to N.Y. in 1875. One of the fastest shooting weapons of its day - delivered 5 shots in 2-3 seconds. Similar weapons found at site of Custer’s last stand. Mechanics function properly. Hard to find in this fine condition. A winner for any collector. Cased in modern walnut case, lined in blue velvet, w/key and a reproduction of an officer’s belt buckle. Inventory # 11051401w $6,000 or call 1-508-771-3327
	U.S. Historical Society Sam Houston Commemorative Walker Revolver Serial no. 833, .44 cal. percussion, 9” part octagon barrel, excellent bore, Retains 99% high luster blue finish – gold plated finish on triggerguard & back strap. Decorated in 24k gold Barrel flats "1793”, “1863”, and “Sam Houston”. Each side has a filigree w/ flag of Texas & other details. Side of frame has Indian symbols, cylinder has Alamo, port raid of Houston and “Lone Star”. Excellent walnut grips w/ medallion. Handcrafted walnut case w/ crimson velvet lining, modern James Dickson flask, combo. tool, nickel silver cap tin, and brass handled bullet mold. Upper corners hold key & lead balls. Cover inlaid leather, stamped in 24k gold. Certificate of authenticity and literature included. Stunning. Inventory # 11032602w $2500 . or call 1-508-771-3327
	Pair of British Brass Flintlock Holster Pistols By Ketland & Co. .62 cal. flint, 8” brass barrels, both marked “London” on top flat w/small geometric design on end of flat. Left sides show British view & final proofs. Iron tongs show faint engraving. One lock has fancy gooseneck – the other more plain. There is a slight difference in locks. Both lockplates marked “W. / Ketland / & Co.” Both triggerguards have small ball on front extension & simple floral design on bows. Each has trumpet shaped steel ramrod. English walnut stocks rate very good – with minor dings & handling marks. One shows older professionally repaired split at nose. Brass previously polished – patina developing. Nice pair overall. Inventory # 10112007w $3800 or call 1-508-771-3327
	Smith & Wesson Engraved .38 safety hammerless model revolver Serial no. 16687. 3 ¼” barrel w/ good bore w/ minor pitting. Matching numbers. Barrel retains 95-97% of added nickel finish. Full coverage New York style floral scroll. Genuine mother-of-pearl grips that show fine. Mechanism locks up and functions well. Really pretty overall! Inventory # 10112202w $3200 or call 1-508-771-3327
	Merwin Hulbert & Co. medium frame double action revolver. Serial no. 29709, .38CF, 5 ½” ribbed round barrel with good bore & strong rifling. Retains approx.. 50% original blue w/balance showing gray/brown patina. Bright case hardened colors on spur hammer & trigger. Hard rubber “checkerboard” grips are excellent. Frame & cylinder & barrel are numbered alike. Butt has a lanyard loop. Tight action. Correct timing. Five shot long by Merwin. All matching. Very nice piece. Inventory # 10112203w $1900 or call 1-508-771-3327
	Whitney No. 1 Solid Frame pocket Revolver, Serial no. 5337A 22 RF, 2 ¾” octagon, dark bore, “Whitneyville” wide cylinder, matching numbers. Very nice New York style floral scroll engraving. 80% original nickel finish. Minor flaking at muzzle. Grips numbered to gun, very minor scratches, original dark varnish. Tight mechanism, cylinder does not always turn. Very good – fine example of Whitney solid frame pocket revolver. Excellent period engraving. Inventory # 10101706w $525 or call 1-508-771-3327
	Remington New Model Percussion Army Revolver Serial no. 39402, .44 cal., 8” octagon barrel, Excellent bright bore, Metal surfaces retain about 70% evenly thinning original blue blending w/ brown patina. Two piece walnut grips are very good. Visible cartouche, light wear, Overall nice example. Maker barely visible on top of barrel,. Front sight missing but easily replaced. Nice – very clean. Inventory # 9040403w $3900 or call 1-508-771-3327
	Merwin Hulbert heavily engraved 1st model 44/40 cal.,bore excellent serial no. 490 ! marked "1879 Dodge City" on backstrap under left side of grip Top of barrel "pat. date Jan. 24, Apr. 21, Dec. 15 '74, Aug. 3 '76,July 11 '76, Apr.17 '77, pats. Mar.6 '73" On left side of barrel "---Allen manufacturing Co., Norwich, Conn. U.S.A.", On left side of frame over triggerguard "cal. Winchester 1873", On lanyard hole, right side of gun "657". This gun is extremely rare, produced for Wild West; the date 1879 was during the height of Dodge City infamy. Famous outlaws & sheriffs such as Billy the Kid, Wesley Hardin, Pat Garritt, Wild Bill Hickock, etc.  History books document Wyatt Earp left Dodge at this time and headed for Tombstone with his two brothers and Doc Holiday. This is a "one of a kind" treasure! This is a "Wow!" collector piece. Inventory #113001w $7600 or call 1-508-771-3327