Civil War Weapons and Muskets for Sale

1024 - CIVIL WAR HENRY RIFLE WITH SHOULDER STRAP.
I'm afraid I'm going to have to invest in a better quality camera as I was unable to take a photo that could show exactly how nice this Henry is. It retains 50 - 60% untouched factory blue mixing with a deep, rich patina on the barrel. You can see the blue in the magazine channel, but blue is also scattered all about the remaining barrel flats as well. The edges and markings on the barrel are excellent as is the wood with pronounced Henry "Bump". This gun had been stored for years in the office of a machine shop and the frame had thick areas of dried out grease mixed with metal fines when I found it. I gently de-greased this to avoid scratching of the brass to reveal a fine, mustard colored patina. It does have a few scratches where someone attempted to remove the side-plates during its period of use, but not to detract from its excellent look. This is an outstanding Henry in the 8,000 serial range that is consecutive to a recorded martial and would probably fetch $50,000.00 or more at auction plus a buyers premium on top of that! This gun is available at a much more reasonable price right now. It's the best we've had in some time.

$47,500.00 (ON HOLD!)
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1013 - CIVIL WAR TOWER ENFIELD RIFLE DATED 1862. IDENTIFIED.
This is an absolutely attic-mint Rifle with early, rare 40" barrel. It is untouched, right out of the woods from a family in Northern Georgie who had Kentucky lineage but did not know the identity of the name carved into the stock. The only C.H. Ash in service North or South in 1863 was Charles H. Ash of the Lexington Rifles who later became part of the 2nd Kentucky Cavalry. The Rifle shows very strong markings, edges and action with some original color on the barrel. The wood is also near excellent and the protected areas of the gun show old, built-up dirt, dust, dried out grease and spider webbing.

SOLD !
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1012-1 - CIVIL WAR WHITWORTH RIFLE.
See above for item, description and price.

SOLD !
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1012 - CIVIL WAR ERA WHITWORTH RIFLE.
This outstanding Whitworth is suffixed to date 1863. It is in wonderful, untouched condition retaining near mint wood, 90%+ original finish to the barrel, traces of case colors on its frame and a mint bore. It is outfitted for match competition and is truly a wonderful example of one of the most accurate and desirable vintage Civil War weapons.

SOLD !
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1007-1 - EXTREMELY RARE, CIVIL WAR VINTAGE KERR SNIPER'S RIFLE
INFORMATION BELOW.

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1007 - EXTREMELY RARE, CIVIL WAR VINTAGE KERR SNIPERS RIFLE.
This is a beautiful and rare Kerr's Patent Rifle that is a cross between a Match and Military Match Rifle. Some of this type of Rifle are reported to have been used by Confederate troops during the war, but not with these special sights. This gun also has some extra engraving and other fine features that make it a very rare configuration to include a 38" barrel. This is a very are and collectible Civil War vintage Rifle that would be perfect for those that collect only the finest sniper rifles.

$8,975.00
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1005 - CIVIL WAR 1ST MODEL MERRILL CARBINE.
I try to never sugar-coat any items that I sell unless the item deserves it. However I don't want to ignore an item when its just, well, honest. This is just a very good, solid 1st Model carbine that has seen use, but no abuse. It shows most of its inspector cartouche, descent markings and full, untouched wood. It will make a nice addition to a carbine collection or for dealer mark-up.

$1,985.00
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1003 - CIVIL WAR P.S. JUSTICE RIFLED MUSKET, 3RD TYPE.
Right out of an attic. Untouched and worthy of a collector that appreciates a good gun. This gun has a crack right through the lock area that needs repair and the bore is shot out. Markings are weak but its priced right and actually a very desirable gun that CW collects seek due to the appeal of the brass mounts.

$1,150.00
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994 - CIVIL WAR 1861 SPRINGFIELD RIFLE MUSKET, PROVIDENCE TOOL CONTRACT.
THIS GUN IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION AS PER THE PHOTOS.

SOLD !
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672 - COLT, FIRST MODEL SPORTING RIFLE.
This is a very good condition first model in .44 caliber. It is generally sharp and crisp but has no cylinder scene. It has an overall smooth, brown patina finish and the wood is in very fine condition. These are becoming almost impossible to find.

SOLD !!!
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671 - COLT REVOLVING RIFLE/CARBINE BULLET MOLD IN .56 CALIBER.
Near mint !

$1,750.00, *** CLEARANCE - $1,450.00
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369 - CIVIL WAR MAYNARD CARBINE.
In fine condition showing all the barrel blue and 60% fading case colors.

SOLD !!!
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327 - CIVIL WAR SPENCER CARBINE. WITH COMPLETE, DOCUMENTED PROVENANCE AND ACCOMPANYING MATERIAL AND ARTIFACTS OF WILLIAM T. OTSTOT, COMPANY "I", 8TH OHIO CAVALRY.
I found this dandy group over the holiday weekend from a collector friend. This Spencer Repeating Carbine is in very good to fine condition and in the 33XXX range. It retains a nice, brown patina on the barrel and silvered out case on its frame. The wood is very good with 2 strong cartouches. This group was in an auction several years ago and the auction flyer accompanies the group along with a very detailed notarized letter of provenance. It is accompanied by the Atstot family bible, Atstot's original discharge papers, several cerificates and documents from the Bureau of Pensions to Otstot, numerous legal documents of Atstots, his fathers powder horn with the name "Atstot" carved on the plug, numerous rules, registers, and pamphlets of Otstot's GAR Post, an unfired Spencer cartridge, all of which are noted in the notarization document. All of his military records from the National Archives are also included. Otstot mustered into service on 10/9/61 into the 44th Ohio Infantry which later was designated the 8th Ohio Cavalry, and re-enlisted as a veteran on 1/5/64. He was discharged in July of '65. """" NOTE; Otstots muster sheet dated July 30, 1865 remarks; Vet: Stop for one Spencer Carbine & accoutrements retained ($10) ten dollars.""""

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284 - CONFEDERATE CIVIL WAR CARBINE - 2ND MODEL MORSE.
The pictures speak for themselves. This is a very fine condition 2nd Model Morse and it is very fine condition. Beautifull patina from end to end, this is a great Confederate Civil War Carbine.

SOLD !!!
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279 - CIVIL WAR CARBINE. Euro-import.
Now this is a neat little item that can still be found at a gun show on occasion, but they don't talk to you like this one. These little Austrian made carbines are thought to have been imported by both the North and South during the great conflict. In any case, this one just wreaks of history. It is in smooth, deep rich patina and the action is still tight. The wood is also in great shape and it just talked to me when it walked through the door of the Hamburg Pennsylvania Antique Gun show a few weeks ago. It was found in an estate sale with 2 other muskets, an Enfield and a contact musket. I can't make any claims as to its origin or usage, but coming from South Central, Pa. from an estate, it could very likely be a Civil War Veteran.

SOLD !!!
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221 - CIVIL WAR CARBINE - EXCELLENT SMITH CARBINE.
This is an excellent Smith, with 95% blue on the barrel & 50 - 60% aged case colors on the frame, all mixing with untouched patina. It has inspection marks in the normal places including a 1/8th inch "B" stamped on the left side of the barrel and on the right wrist. A really classy looking Smith.

SOLD !!!
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168 - CIVIL WAR CARBINE - FINE CONDITION, MARTIALLY MARKED SHARPS CARBINE.
This fine carbine shows 70% original blue on the barrel mixing with brown patina and some slight roughness, and the frame shows about 20% case colors. The stock is fine with 2 very good cartouches. It has never been cleaned or touched in any way. This is a nice, untouched Sharps the way we love to find them, and the first I have come across in this condition in almost a year.

SOLD !!!
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181 - CIVIL WAR MUSKET - ATTIC-MINT P. S. JUSTICE PERCUSSION RIFLE.
Right out-of-the-woods Justice with attractive reverse-curved triggerguard, fine wood and a heavily patinaed lock and barrel with minimal pitting or wear. This gun should be cleaned properly to reveal a basically pit-free and very fine and pleasant example.

SOLD !!!!!!
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mr_1 - VERY FINE, CRISP CONFEDERATE MORSE CARBINE.
For you serious collectors out there, shop and compare. This is a very nice Morse with untouched patina. The wood and metal are in very fine condition with minimal dings or bruises. Still retains the cleaning plug in the butt, and it is priced under retail. I got it more than reasonably and will pass the savings on to the new owner.

SOLD !!!
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car1 - SPECTACULAR BILARTZ-HALL, RISING BREECH CONFEDERATE CARBINE.
Attic mint and totally untouched from a home in Virginia, this carbine has been out for only 3 weeks. It is only the 17th of its type to be found by collectors. The breech block is still frozen! In wonderfull untouch brown patina with beautifull oil finished wood and minimal corrosion. One of the best known and in the condition that collectors of Confederate items really appreciate. This gun is for sale or trade. I am looking for a 1st model LeMat and a fine condition Confederate S&F Officers Sword. Call and let's talk about this one.

SOLD !!!!
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LA412 - FINE BERDAN SHARPS SHARPSHOOTERS RIFLE.
In the 54XXX range, and absolutely untouched and out of the woods from Western Pennsylvania. All metal in smooth light brown patina, wood is fine+ with a perfect but very faint cartouche. All other markings are near perfect. If you have been looking for a nice Berdan, and not one of the pitted, overcleaned, overused humps, this is a nice rifle to consider. Made famous by the U. S. Sharpshooting regiment of Hiram Berdan, who were the " special forces " of the Union Army in the Civil War.

SOLD !!!
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spr1 - VERY FINE CONDITION SPENCER CARBINE IN THE 49,XXX RANGE.
This is a very fine condition Spencer that is getting more difficult to find every day. Generous traces of blue scattered on the barrel mixing with plum patina. Traces of color on its very sharp frame. Most all of its original colors on the breech block. Very fine - excellent wood with two cartouches that are a bit faint.

sold
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A-001 - SPECTACULAR .35 cal. FIRST MODEL MAYNARD CARBINE
One of the finest Maynards ever discovered, and worthy of the finest museum or personal collection. 99% original blue on the barrel, 75% case colors just starting to fade. Near mint wood, and a virtually perfect label inside the patch box with two rolls of primers inside. This model is known to have been ordered by several Southern States for their Militia Units. We were fortunate to purchase this wonderfull Maynard and are proud to pass it along to some fortunate collector who appreciates owning the best.

SOLD !!!!
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B918-1 - EXCELLENT REMINGTON ZOUAVE RIFLE WITH BAYONET AND SCABBARD.
Excellent condition overall, with 99% original blue on the barrel with little scattered specs of raised rust. 75% case colors on lock. Excellent wood with perfect cartouches and minor handling marks. Near mint bayonet and scabbard. The gun alone is worth the price and with the scabbard it is a bargain for someone.

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LA99 - EXTREMELY RARE, HISTORIC SPENCER RIFLE !!!
Truly a gem for the serious Civil War Collector. In the range issued to the 5th Michigan Cavalry, who, under George A. Custer used them during the Gettysburg Campaign. Serial #1525 One of the first Spencers issued, and used by an important regiment during the height of conflict.

SOLD !!!
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