Firearms

The following are for sale and are lifetime guaranteed.  For a more detailed picture and description, just click the thumbnail.  Please  E-mail me at reunion@cox.net or call with questions or to order.  

	S. C. Robinson Confederate Sharps Carbine.  Serial #376 with strong "S.C. ROBINSON ARMS MANUFACTORY" and "RICHMOND,VA 1862" barrel markings.  Brass barrel band and butt plate, primer free receiver and all of the correct features you'd expect.  A real beauty.  Call or email for more details.	$	22,000
	Leech & Rigdon Navy.  Nice, genuine, Confederate contract revolver made in Greensboro, Georgia in 1863.  It has the "LEECH & RIGDON CSA" top-stamp, ball and pin loading lever catch, and lack of safety pins, all in the correct  serial number range (#1116) for that configuration.  Loading lever pivot screw has been replaced during the period by a peened rivet (a classic Confederate make-do repair), and the wedge screw appears to be a replacement.  The backstrap and trigger guard's second serial numbers are both struck too deep.  Inspector's initials in correct locations.  This piece is absolutely correct in every detail and comes with a full guarantee.	$	22,500
	Mississippi Rifle.  Desirable .54 caliber Harpers Ferry marked M1841 rifle in very-good plus condition.  Arguably the most beautiful of Civil War era longarms.  Dated 1849 with original ramrod.  Rear site is missing.	$	2,600

Union Firearms
	Sharps New Model 1859 Rifle .  Very good to excellent example in the rare configuration that was designed for both the saber and socket bayonets.  Serial number 44,444.  This is a no-excuses, all original gun that saw service but remains in great condition.  Get the two bayonets and have a real show stopper.	$	4200
	Gwyn and Campbell Carbine.  .52 caliber, Type II.  One of about 4000 made.  Cavalry units that these were issued to include: the 2nd and 3rd Arkansas, the 5th 6th and 16th Illinois, the 2nd and 3rd Iowa, the 2nd 6th and 14th Kansas,  the 10th 12th and 14th Kentucky,  the 4th and 8th Missouri, the 5th and 8th Ohio, the 7th Tennessee, and the 3rd Wisconsin.  Very good+ condition with very good+ bore.	$	2,500
	Gallager Carbine.  .50 caliber percussion. Cavalry units that these were issued to include: the 2nd 3rd 4th and 6th Ohio, the 13th Tennessee, and the 3rd West Virginia.  In very good+ condition.	$	2,500
	Sharps Carbine New Model 1863 . Very good to excellent example in original percussion.  An incomplete crack in forearm (shown) is about the only downside.  In un-cleaned, attic condition with very good bore.	$	2,800
	Sharps Carbine New Model 1863. Very good example in original percussion.   In un-cleaned, attic condition with very good bore.  Priced to sell.	$	2,100
	Sharps Carbine Model 1859 with patch box. Very good example in original percussion.   From the George Keggereis collection.	$	3,200
pictures coming	Spencer Carbine .52 Caliber Civil War Model.   Nice example with a beautiful bore.  The magazine fits somewhat loosely (turns too easily), otherwise a really nice gun.	$	2,800
	Burnside 4th Model Carbine.   Exceptional example.  Shows fabulous pommel wear groove on the for stock showing that this gun campaigned but was well cared for.  Strong cartouch.	$	1,900
	Joslyn Navy Carbine.  Model 1864, .52 caliber rimfire.  Rare U.S. Navy purchase marked " FDL" on the breech and showing traces of original tinned surface.  Used by Civil War Marines.  In very good+ condition.	$	2,500
	Joslyn Carbine.  Model 1864.  Rare .58 caliber rimfire cartridge version made for the Army trials at the end of the War.  Good condition.	$	1,200
	M1842 Springfield Rifled Musket.  This is one of the less than 10,000 muskets of this pattern that were rifled and had long range sites added.  This is dated 1854 on the lock and 1855 on the barrel making it one of the last made before the M1855's took over.  Includes the correct bayonet, a significant value in itself.  In overall very good condition, complete and all original.	$	2,500
	M1816 Harpers Ferry Musket.  1834 dated .69 cal., Belgian conversion smoothbore.  Needs nipple.  Has initials and paint on stock.  Complete, un-cleaned, and in very good plus condition.	$	900
	M1861 Special Contract Musket.  Rare Schubarth maker with 'special contract' eagle bolster. Missing rear site and rear sling swivel.	$	1,200
	First Arkansas, Co. H Starr Carbine. This one has incredible character.  It's last round lodged in the barrel and blew the nipple.  The exterior still looks great, with a barely perceptible bulge in the barrel.  Your chance to own one of the rare regimentally marked Civil War arms.	$	2,900
pictures coming	Pettengill Double Action Dragoon Revolver. .44 caliber monster in original, dark condition (I'll leave it up to you if you want to clean it).  Serial number 3313 with "WW" government inspector marked parts.  Mechanically perfect.  One of only 3,400 made and fewer of those were for the U.S. government.	$	3,200
	Navy issued Remington Navy.  This '61 Remington still has much of it's tinned surface as issued to Civil War period Marines and Navy officers.  Rare in this configuration.	$	1,900
	Manhattan Navy Model Revolver. .36 caliber.  1864, all matching serial numbers.  Email me with your questions.	$	1,500