WP 1. M-1860 U.S. Cavalry Officer's Saber.
Absolutely gorgeous, untouched "HORSTMANN AND SONS,
PHILADELPHIA" marked saber with richly engraved war trophy
scenes on both sides of the blade. No nicks at all. All original and
100% Shagreen grip with original finely braided copper wire.
Scabbard is awesome with a couple of very minor pushes, not
dents. Blade is 31.75" long. This is a high quality Saber.
$1995.00
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WP 2. Dug Confederate Bayonet.
This solid bladed type is known as a "Tredegar" bayonet but was
more likely made in Fayetteville, NC. Bayonet has excellent iron,
locking ring is present but back of socket is broken. Provenance
stated to be Northern Virginia.
$195.00
(CLICK TO ENLARGE) WP 3. M-1861 Springfield Rifle Musket.
1862 Wartime dated classic Civil War longarm. Overall very good
condition. Inspection cartouches are discernable but very faint, barrel
date is worn, front site and one of the sling loops is missing in action, but
both are easy to replace. Ramrod is original, rifling is good. This gun saw
action but was not abused. Hard to find a good 1862 Springfield these days.
SOLD
(CLICK TO ENLARGE) WP 4. M-1816 U.S. .69 cal. Musket.
1837 Dated "L. POMEROY" Flintlock in superb condition. All markings
are clear, strong cartouche, great looking stock. The metal is simply
fantastic. Ramrod is original. This musket will get some attention anywhere.
These were used in the Mexican War and American Civil War.
$2450.00
(CLICK TO ENLARGE) WP 5. Dug Confederate D-Guard Bowie Knife.
This knife is in great early dug condition and measures 20.75"
overall. Blade is 15.5". Comes with a 1964 dated letter of provenance
from Jack Magune. Dug at Chancellorsville, VA.
SOLD
WP 7. M-1863 Colt contract Rifle Musket.
Superb 1864 dated Colt Hartford in all original,
untouched mint condition. All markings are sharp,
cartouches are very strong. Wood is excellent.
If you want a high grade, all original Civil War
longarm that you will never have to make
excuses for, this is it. Bayonet included.
SOLD
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WP 8. M-1858 New Model Remington .44 cal. Revolver.
Serial # 98228 which indicates early 1863 production, smooth
metal, original matching grips, clear markings and good rifling.
Action works very crisply. This is a very nice Civil War issued
Remington that you will never have to apologize for.
SOLD
(CLICK TO ENLARGE) WP 9. Relic condition Savage Revolver.
Frame with trigger and hammer assembly.
$395.00
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WP 10. 1863 Remington "Zouave" Rifle.
Excellent condition with clear cartouches and markings. Very
nice stock, all original and untouched.
$3495.00
(CLICK TO ENLARGE) WP 11. Dug Remington "Old Model Army" Revolver.
Eyeballed by Archie LeCroy on Missionary Ridge way back in the
1940's. There is one round left in the cylinder. This is a fantastic
relic that was surely lost during the Nov. 25, 1863 battle.
$1650.00
HOLD
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WP 12. M-1840 Heavy Cavalry Saber.
Unmarked import in excellent condition
with original leather wrap and wire. The scabbard
is dent free and the blade is bright with a couple
of fleabite nicks. Really good example of a
quintessential Civil War sword.
$650.00
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WP 13. M-1840 Ames U.S. Heavy Cavalry Saber.
1856 Dated Ames with good markings, original grip and wire.
Scabbard is virtually dent free. Blade is bright and smooth with
a few nicks. Untouched patina.
$1150.00
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WP 14. M-1862 Colt .36 cal. Police Revolver.
I would describe this gun as a miniature Fluted Army with smooth metal,
all matching serial #'s including the wedge. The serial # indicates 1863
production. The grips retain 95% of their original varnish. There are still
traces of the original silver plating on the trigger guard. Mechanics are crisp.
This is a much better than average wartime Colt Police in totally untouched,
original condition, relatively scarce too.
$1650.00
(CLICK TO ENLARGE) WP 15. M-1851 Colt .36 cal Navy Revolver.
Rare iron mounted variant in superb condition. All matching serial #'s with
very clean metal. The Naval battle cylinder scene is awesome. The grips are
beautiful. 1856 Production date. The mechanics are crisp. I cannot emphasize
how nice this gun is. If you are looking for a top shelf Navy, this is it.
$3250.00
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WP 16. M-1860 U.S. Cavalry Officer's Saber.
"HORSTMANN AND SONS PHILADELPHIA" marked Saber with
decorated hilt and pommel. The grip and wire are original. The blade has
no nicks and has a mirror like finish. The scabbard is almost flawless.
This is a minty Cavalry Officer's Saber that is also affordable.
$1250.00
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WP 17. Relic condition Whitney Revolver.
Still has one chamber loaded. Missing trigger guard and
loading lever.
$495.00
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WP 18. 1859 P-56 Enfield Carbine.
Nice looking Carbine appears to be all original with
British broad arrow proof marks. This is a British Service
weapon and probably did not see service in the Civil War in
America but is a scarce weapon just the same.
$1350.00
(CLICK TO ENLARGE) WP 19. U.S. "Zouave" Sword Bayonet and Scabbard.
All original and in excellent condition. From same
estate as the previously listed rifle.
$395.00
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WP 20. M-1861 Springfield Bayonet and Scabbard.
Here is what you need to compliment your Rifle Musket.
Very good condition on both pieces.
SOLD
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WP 21. M-1842 U.S. Cavalry Pistol.
1854 Dated "I.N. JOHNSON" in great condition.
All original and untouched.
$2250.00
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WP 22. Dug Boot Pistol.
Complete and in very good condition. This less common double-
barreled type pistol (one barrel still loaded) was dug at
Strasburg, VA.
STOLEN AT FRANKLIN SHOW
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