Category: Pistols

Colt began his production of the ’51 Navy back in 1850 and here’s a nice example of an 1851 model made in 1853 with serial number 20943, all matching. Officers of the Army and Navy were issued these firearms during the War Between the States. Ask for this one by serial number.

Over 33,000 Whitney revolvers were produced right after Colt’s patent expired for the revolving cylinder and just in time for the Civil War. This pocket revolver is of the 5 shot, .31 caliber version and comes in a case (new) complete with bullet mold, capt time and powder flask. #WH1101 – SOLD

Marked with Allen’s Patent 1845, here’s a nice example of a single shot antique firearm made by Allen & Wheelock and E. Allen & Co. ca. early 1860s. This one has an octagon shaped barrel. The ivory grips show sign of wear with a stress crack but also have a nice age-related patina.  Ask for this one by name and date.

Colts were the favorite handgun of the Civil War and over 146,000 were purchased by the US government during the war. Colts were made in several models and many calibers, the most popular being the .44 caliber Army and the Navy .36. This one is serial number 23956, sometimes carried as a backup up pistol. Great condition with a full cylinder scene. Ask for this piece by serial number.

Serial number 12035, made in 1863, here’s a nice military issued four screw Colt Army, fully cartouched with matching serial number. Ask about this pistol by the serial number. – SOLD!!!

A great 4 shot Sharp’s pepperbox dated 1859 with nice gutta percha grips. A reproduction locking walnut box sets it off.

If you need a .44 caliber Remington to round out your collection, this is it! Cartouched and retains some blueing. Serial number 64562. Call for more information.