Eagle Ames Co. Front Loader revolver Serial no. 1178, 30 teat fired. 3 ½” octagon barrel ww/ fair-good bore. Metal surfaces on barrel and cylinder are gun metal gray w/ some scratches & pitting. Cylinder marked “Patented July 12, 1859 & July 21, 1863”. Brass frame is nice straw color. Walnut stocks are excellent & numbered to the gun. Rare front load metallic cartridge teat fire pistol w/ rear mounted ejector rod. Good timing and lockup Interesting for a collection. Inventory # 1002052s $455 or call 1-508-771-3327
	English style cannon barrel pistol .44 cal. percussion. 2” round barrel w/ dark bore. Brass surfaces retain nice light tarnish. Steel hammer, trigger and guard are nice grey patina. Center hammer. Probably Belgian-made. Nice engraved floral motif on both sides of frame. Checkered walnut stocks rate excellent w/ gentle points of wear. A popular style to add to collection. Inventory # 1002059s $485 or call 1-508-771-3327
	British pocket flintlock pistol Center hammer flintlock pocket pistol by Henry Knock of London. Late 1700’s, .38 cal., 1 ½” barrel. Very good bore. Overall excellent condition. London proof stamps. “H.Knock” on left side, “London” on right side. Uncheckered bag shaped grip has been refinished. Mechanically tight & fully functional. Famous maker. Very good little pistol. Inventory # 9120101s $475 or call 1-508-771-3327
	Belgian Center hammer percussion pistol Screw barrel, Sharpe, London markings. .40 cal., 2 3/16” barrel, very good bore. Folding trigger w/ liege proofs. Marked “Sharpe” on left, “London” on right. Some freckling, Bag shaped wooden grip w/oval escutcheon w/ initials “J.L.” engraved in script. Mechanism is tight and functions well. Very good. Lined wooden case & pistol powder flask included. Inventory # 9120102s $525 or call 1-508-771-3327
	British Center Hammer flintlock turnoff pistol By Blair & Lea of Birmingham. .44 cal., 2 ¼” barrel, lightly pitted bore. Some light rust beginning to appear on underside of frame on frizzen. Frame engraved w/ maker’s mark on left side – “Blair & Lea” (Birmingham makers around 1785), Simple bag shaped grip. Good overall 18th century pocket pistol. Inventory # 9120103s $465 or call 1-508-771-3327
	European single shot percussion pistol by A.Kehlner of Prague, 1776 to 1841 .58 cal. percussion, 8 7/8” ribbed round barrel w/ octagonal patent breech and smooth bore. Rathy fancy Eureopean pistol, restocked, now resembles a “Kentucky” style pistol. Patent hook breech, Inlaid silver band, geometric engraving. Top barrel rib is marked “A. Kehlner in Prague”. Simple steel blade front sight in dovetail. Lockplate also maker marked w/scroll engraving. Lots of nice engraving, Nice English walnut stock. Inletting ground sculpted forward section of triggerguard & sculpted near rear section of ramrod funnel, small chink. Ramrod probably original. Crisp mechanics. Inventory # 9041603s $575 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 # 9040403s $3900 or call 1-508-771-3327
	Cased pair of single shot percussion pistols By Antoine Pate of Charleville 60 cal. percussion 7” round barrels with very good bores Barrels are deep brown patina with case hardened breeches. Lock plate maker marked “Pate/A. Charleville French walnut stocks are excellent. Original ramrods included, Cased in walnut refinished case. Included are ebony loading rod, small bullet mould, turn screw, & japanned tin of R D Walkers waterproof caps. Locks functional & crisp – spring on flask needs repair. A handsome display. Inventory # 9040401s $3500 or call 1-508-771-3327
	Colt Model 1851 Navy Revolver Serial no. 96183, matching numbers except for unnumbered replacement wedge. .36 cal., 7 ½” octagon barrel, good bore, Barrel & cylinder have medium to dark brown patina with some patches of light p. All markings remain clear & legible. Metal is mostly smooth. Grip strap retains about 98% non-original (but old) nickel plate. Buttplate has some unusual markings – ‘U’ and “VA”. Inspector’s mark “G” on left side of triggerguard (not the usual placement). Walnut grips rate very good. Manufactured in 1860. Interesting pice. Inventory # 9040404s $3850 or call 1-508-771-3327
	Colt Model 1851 Navy Revolver Serial no. 200325, .36 cal., 7 ½” octagon barrel with very good bore, minor light pitting, Manufactured 1867, Fourth Model, Address “Col. Sam Colt, New York, US America” clear on barrel, Retains most of lightly roll marked naval scene. All matching except loading lever & wedge. Metal surfaces very good except scattered light dings and surface oxidation, Light dings on butt. Walnut grips (one piece) are very good with partially visible cartouche, light handling marks and nearly all original finish remaining. Right side of grip stamped “1/10”. Some slot wear on a few screws, Inspector’s mark on top of barrel. Good action. Nice clean gun. Very nice post Civil War gun. Inventory # 9030405s $2750 or call 1-508-771-3327
	Colt Lightning double action revolver Serial no. 52264, .38-.40, 3 ½” barrel, excellent bore, 97-98% original nickel finish, Checkered hard rubber grips have faded, are excellent w/ minor wear, Tight mechanics except trigger spring is weak and needs attention. Left side of barrel is inscribed “Colt DA 38”, Top of barrel “Colt’s Pt. BA Mfg Co. Hartford CT USA” Very nice Lightning manufactured in 1885 Inventory #9040305s $2750 or call 1-508-771-3327
	Colt Model 1860 Army revolver Serial no. 17725, .44 cal. 8” barrel with very good bore showing some specks of pitting. Manufactured 1861, New York addressed, has faint cylinder scene. Metal surfaces are overall grayish light brown patina with some specks of pitting, The brass triggerguard / front strap was nicely cleaned some time ago. One piece walnut grips are excellent with light handling marks. No visible cartouche, Set up for detachable shoulder stock (4 screwholes) Wedge screw is a replacement. Gun shows considerable use but not abused. Some signs of reconditioning long ago. Screw on stock shows slot damage. Nice example of weapon used just prior to Civil War. Could be Confederate. Inventory # 9040402s $2950 or call 1-508-771-3327
	British Bar Hammer Double Action Percussion Pepperbox .34 cal., 3” ribbed six shot barrel cluster. Very good bores, Simple loose scroll engraving, Proofed at breech end of barrel’s ribs, Upper section of front strap is cracked on both sides of screw. Excellent rosewood grips bearing very good old refinish. Trigger return spring is a little weak. Inventory # 9041102s $750 or call 1-508-771-3327
	Single action Colt army revolver All matching serial nos., 189105, even the wedge, Address on barrel “address Col. Sam Colt, USA” Hold up scene is present on cylinder, This gun has seen some hard times – butt appears to have been used as a hammer, Chip on both right & left of grip, Repair made on rod that holds cylinder in order to have tight fit for wedge, One screw on lift & screw at bottom of grip are damaged, Pins need replacement to function properly, Replacement screw on right side of tang, Silver plated triggerguard & rear tang show considerable wear. This was a popular gun during Civil War & used often as a second weapon. All heavily used. Incuded is flask 4 ½” overall. Inventory #8080602s $885 or call 1-508-771-3327
	Cased 1860 Army Colt Pistol Round barrel, on top - “Address Col. Saml Colt NY US America” Mixed serial numbers: on barrel 13350, on frame 13376, on trigger guard 13376, on backstrap 10565. Fitted for shoulder stock – 4 screws on frame and notch for s. strap on bottom of backstrap, Barrel slightly pitted, otherwise good condition, Inspector’s mark “T” on backstrap, “S” on cylinder, Includes shoulder stock which is reproduction. Gun is original, Case has lock & key Inventory #112210y $3800 or call 1-508-771-3327
	Colt model 1849 Pocket revolver Serial no. 65929 All numbers match, including wedge .31 cal., 6" octagonal barrel with very good bore. A nice, honest gun. Barrel & loading lever have brown patina, cylinder has smooth brown patina w/ 90% strong cylinder scene remaining, frame is gray/brown w/faded case color on left Some silver plating remains on rear strap & triggerguard. Walnut grips excellent, One of most used guns in Civil War Inventory # 7112505s $2200 or call 1-508-771-3327
	Remington Model 1861 Navy revolver Serial no. 15758 .36 cal., 7 1/2" barrel, good bore, Metal is deep gray/brown patina, checkered walnut grips, times & locks up well. Mainspring is strong (may be a replacement) no longer any military markings visible, Well used, perhaps during Civil War Inventory #7112507y $1650 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 #113001s $7600 or call 1-508-771-3327
	Cased Restored London Colt Model 1851 Navy Percussion Revolver Serial no. 18067, .36 caliber, 7 ½ octagonal barrel with London address. London proofs. Blued finish. Case-hardened lever, hammer and frame. Domed fire-blued screws. Varnished deluxe burl walnut grips. Contained in original London style partitioned oak casing together with bag-shaped flask, two-cavity Colt’s Patent bullet mold, L-shaped tool and Eley London cap tin. Excellent as restored. Barrel and triggerguard retaining 100% reblued finish. Lever, hammer and frame retaining vibrant re-casehardening. Grips with wear and minor chip to toe. Cylinder refreshed by engraver Tim Adlam. Case with wear and scratches to lid. Interior lining faded and worn. Flask with minor dents and wear. Mold with grey patina and light pitting. Action rebuilt. Inventory #032704s $8000 or call 1-508-771-3327
	Cased Bill Lister Shop Custom-Engraved and Gold-Plated Exhibition Colt Bisley Frontier Six-Shooter Single Action Revolver together with Framed Photograph of Gun and Lister Serial no. 181458. .44-40 caliber, 5 ½-inch barrel. Custom scroll-engraved throughout in the Nimschke style. The left recoil shield bears an engraved profile of an Indian chief wearing a feather bonnet. Gold-plated finish. Signed: WEL under the barrel below the cylinder pin. Mastadon ivory grips. Contained in original suede-lined custom mahogany case together with 18 dummy cartridges and key. Also included is a matted and framed photo collage showing this revolver and a picture of “Big Bill” Lister(Weldon Edwin “Big Bill” Lister [Guitarist/Singer/Song-Writer]). A beautiful custom engraved Colt Bisley executed by a historic country music star. Excellent as configured . Case excellent, missing one small hinge screw.   Inventory #7101701s $12,500 or call 1-508-771-3327
	1860 Colt, cut for shoulder stock, clear cartouche on right side of grip, all parts have inspectors numbers. excellent condition, untouched since battle use, serial number on barrel does not match numbers on other parts, this was true with guns in battle when parts were interchanged during the cleaning process, gun purchased by army PROVENANCE: belonged to by Lt. William H.P, Stevens, 2nd Regiment R.I. volunteers, provenance from National Archives indicates Capt. Stevens (Calvary) was injured in battle, captured and sent South to a Confederate  prison, he was later paroled inventory #041001y $4500. or call 1-508-771-3327
	Cased pair percussion Coats Pistols by Ducat, Nearly identical, Approx. .50 cal., 4” octagonal barrels marked “London Fine Twisted”, Very good bores, Light engraving “1836” on lock plates, German silver embellishments, Fine mahogany case with brass corners and slide latches, Includes antique caps, pat. percussion primers, Hobb’s pat. Sept 14, 1860 and copper powder powder flask with dual embossed design. Good working condition, Very nice selection. Inventory # 8033008y SOLD or call 1-508-771-3327
	English Derringer Marked “Drew” on lock, Top of barrel marked “Wenchester”, Nicely engraved on rear tang and rear of barrel, triggerguard, hammer & lock, Silver emblem on top of grip, Original ramrod, Excellent mechanics, Bore very good, Some pitting at nipple Inventory #042711y $1250 or call 1-508-771-3327
	G. H. Daw percussion pistol .60 cal., “horse pistol”, Brass mounts, Manufactured between 1780 & 1840 England, Wood has minor handling marks otherwise excellent, Attached swivel ramrod, Minor pitting on metal, Swivel for lanyard is missing. "As Is" condition Inventory #121902y $425 or call 1-508-771-3327
	French service percussion pistol Excellent condition considering its age, Ser. No. 11352065 on left side of barrel – above this is written “Cde 17-6a MF” On right side of barrel by nipple “S. 1854” – below this “M.L” On rear tang “Ml 1822 L” On lock “Mre Imp ale de Mretrig” Original ramrod, Lanyard ring fixed to bottom of grip, Wood superior condition, Inspector’s stamps on left side of stock, Lock has minor pitting – clean, Beautiful show piece commonly called “horse pistol” or “belt pistol” Smooth bore, approx. .69 cal inventory #047102y $1450 or call 1-508-771-3327
	English Tower pistol, .75 cal., original Flintlock converted to percussion, late 1700's early 1800's, brass furniture. Boarding pistol for British to board enemy ships. mechanically excellent, fine pitting on barrel & lock,  wood in good condition. inventory #041703y $1250 or call 1-508-771-3327
	Double barrel percussion pistol, no name,.42 cal., nipples damaged, possibly Belgium, average condition for age, good mechanical condition, great decorative piece inventory #081507y $325 or call 1-508-771-3327
	Gebr. Noggerath Hamburg flintlock, Reproduction, single shot flintlock pistol, .80 cal., 10 1/8" barrel, excellent smooth bore, BIG!, weighs 5.5 lbs., butt cap, trigger guard and retaining band are brass, German, "Gebr. Noggerath, Hamburg" on top of barrel at breech. Appears to never have been fired. inventory #110601y $550 or call 1-508-771-3327