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CIVIL WAR Antique RICHARDSON & OVERMAN .52 Spencer Cal. GALLAGER SR Carbine
1 of 5000 “Final Model” Cartridge Carbines Produced
Here we present an antique Civil War U.S. Contract
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SUPERIOR NEAR MINT CIVIL WAR SMITH PERCUSSION CAVALRY CARBINE CIRCA 1861. American Machine Works, Springfield, Mass. production with address on frame as well as “POULTNEY & TRIMBLE/BALTIMORE
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Sharps Conversion Carbine...CASE COLOR.... Civil War.... LAYAWAY?... Likely SHOOTABLE BORE!.... Serial number c,16252. Nice cartouches on excellent stock.
Factory covered lower sling swivel are
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Maynard carbines were easily among the best cavalry weapons available during the Civil War. Both sides used them and held them in high regard. Approximately 20,000 second model Maynard carbines were m
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CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE STATES BARNETT TOWER ENFIELD PATTERN 1853 CAVALRY CARBINE. Original semi-relic condition carbine from the Battle of Petersburg collected in the 1940’s and 1950’s. Ser
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SHOOTER?...VERY NICE ......Maynard 2nd Model Civil War Percussion Carbine by Mass Arms Co. .....LAYAWAY?.....serial #17096, .50 cal., 20” part round part octagon barrel with a bright very
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LAYAWAY?....Joslyn Model " 1862 " .....Civil War .... Breechloading Carbine.... serial #2831, 52 RF, 22” barrel with a bright about fine bore with some light oxidation and l
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LAYAWAY?....SERIAL NUMBER 1740 BARREL 21 5/8" ...CALIBER .50 SMITH MANUFACTURED 1862-65. Blue finished barrel with German silver blade front sight and folding staff adjustable rear sight. Case
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LAYAWAY?.... FINE- all original parts; over 30% original finish, sharp lettering, numerals and design on metal and wood; minor marks in wood.
Description: 12,501 of these rifles were manufacture
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"Ball Civil War Carbine. One of the rarer breech loading Civil War carbines with just 1,002 manufactured. These guns were made for the Civil War, but did not make it into service before wars end.
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S O L D ............... Civil War U.S. Burnside Fifth Model Breech Loading Carbine.... LAYAWAY?
VERY GOOD CONDITION, with BRIGHT SHOOTABLE BORE! Nice STRONG action. Sub inspecters letters are on
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SALE PENDING............MUCH NICER THAN AVERAGE!!!.... LAYAWAY? SHOOTABLE BORE! ...NO rust or pitting. Strong action...Manufactured c. 1863-1865. Two cartouches on stock.BARREL 20". CALIBER 52. B
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LAYAWAY?....SERIAL #6521. BARREL 22 1/4". CALIBER 50. Overall, about fine condition. No rust or pitting, smooth metal. Strong action with possibly shootable bore., Breech loading percu
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Palmer American Civil War Cartridge Carbine Rifle
56-50 caliber
Single Shot
Bolt action
Patented in 1863 by E.G. Lamson and Company of Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts
Only 1,000 Palmer carb
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Museum worthy Confederate North Carolina Flag. 12th of the 13 states to join the Union. North Carolina joined the Confederacy on May 20, 1861. It was the second to last to leave the Union. While seven
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A fine working recent made carbine with a 22" round barrel, and a muzzle of .720 cal smooth bore. Often older percussion barrels were utliized to make a carbine from a rifle. Overall length
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"The N.P. Ames company of Springfield, MA, manufactured approx. 4,250 Jenks carbines for the U.S. Navy between 1843 and 1846. This is a standard configuration Ames-manufactured 54 caliber percuss
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#1241A PEABODY SRC, 50 cal., SN 1108XX, 20” bbl., WC cartouche stamped on left side of stock, flip up military rear sight, R stamped on buttplate, mint bore & wood, 90% bbl. blue, 70
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#1236A SPENCER MODEL 1865 SRC CIVIL WAR CARBINE, 50 cal., SN 136XX, 20” bbl., stabler cut off, trigger safe, original adjustable sights, sling swivels, VG bore & wood, sliver of wood
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Amazing Confederate Anchor S P56 Cavalry Carbine that was made in Birmingham England, shipped to Nassua or Bermuda and run through the Union Blockade to a Confederate Port (most likely Wilmingon,
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"Overall length is approximately 39½". The 21" round .54 caliber barrel has a fine, bright bore with frosting in the grooves. The percussion breech loading action is actuated by t
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"Overall length is approximately 38½". The 22" round .52 Rimfire caliber barrel has a good bright bore with strong rifling and some pitting in the grooves. All metal is a smooth g
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Got a U.S. Marked Colt Model 1855 Military Percussion Revolving Carbine with Saber Bayonet with Leather Sheath. This si 56 Caliber with a 21 inch barrel. The Colt Model 1855
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"Very Fine Triplett & Scott Civil War Carbine. 30" Barrel in .52 caliber. Barrel is in very fine condition with 50% of the original blue remaining and the rest turned to a smooth plum pa
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"Ball Civil War Carbine. The Ball carbine was one of the rarer breech loading Civil War carbines with just 1,002 manufactured. These guns were made by E.G. Lamson and Company. This firm was origi
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FINE CIVIL WAR STARR PERCUSSION CAVALRY CARBINE. Ebenezer Starr patent manufactured in Yonkers, N. Y. for the Union with most used in the west by Arkansas and Kansas and Missouri Vols. Excellent and 1
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"SN: None. Manufactured circa 1865, .50 Caliber rimfire with a 20"" barrel. Bore is excellent. Civil war era bolt action/hammer fired carbine. Has a light refinish with an even brown pa
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"Jenks Civil War Carbine. Very fine condition with 90% Arsenal brown finish. Cartouches are still visible and all markings are sharp. Excellent gun!
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"Unusual percussion carbine with Confederate attribution. The overall length is approximately 34". The approximately 18¾" round .70 caliber barrel has a fine smooth bore. The barr
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The 1860 Model Spencer Carbines that were manufactured during the American Civil War between 1863-1865, had serial numbers falling between 11,001 and 62,000.
The carbine was invented by Christopher
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"This is the only Calisher & Terry percussion pistol-carbine we know of. It is complete with its attachable shoulder stock. The overall length with the stock is approx. 27""; withou
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"About 8200 Gwyn & Campbell percussion carbines were manufactured in Hamilton, OH, by Edward Gwyn and Abner C. Campbell in 1863 and 1864. They are also called the ""Union Carbine
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This pistol is listed by itself on this site so see my other items for a better description of it. The shoulder stock is the original stock that came with the pistol. I will sell the pistol by itself
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Antique Frank Wesson Second Type Two-Trigger Rifle, Description
Original Item. This is a very nice Frank Wesson .32 caliber octagon barrel single-shot breech loading carbine in good conditi
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"Gwyn and Campbell Type II carbine. Very fine .52 caliber Civil War carbine. Lock, receiver and hammer retain approximately 85% of its original case colors. Bore is excellent. Wood is excellent w
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MIRROR BORE...Gallager ... Civil War Carbine.....LAYAWAY? ..... The weapon was designed by Mahlon J. Gallager, who licensed the design to Richardson and Overman of Philadelphi
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"Serial number 5641. Made circa 1860s. 20 Gauge with a 30" barrel. Barrel has most of the original blue. This gun has a stabler cut off. The framer has 60% of the period case colors. Wood is
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Lots of Blue on the barrel and is .54 caliber smoothbore as made as a shotgun? From case set? Mechanically excellent. Lever doesn't stay in place. Bore is excellent+
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"Jenks “Mule Ear" saddle ring carbine. Excellent condition with most of the factory arsenal brown on the barrel. Wood is very fine with visible cartouches. Lock has traces of the case colors
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"Beautiful Gwynn & Campbell 2nd Model saddle ring carbine. Unissued condition with excellent original blue on barrel, bright case colors on frame and excellent wood with sharp cartouche. Barr
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A rare carbine to find and brought to the U.S. for the Civil War with a 20" smooth bore barrel for calvary use, with a smooth bore of decent qualityand nor pitted out , grease present and will cl
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294 Modified between 1858 and 1861. Missing hammer and mainspring with replaced rear sight. The stock was cracked and glued back at wrist. Stock should be darkened a little more with top piece behind
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**SCARCE** Jenks Mule Ear Navy Carbine...FINE COND... MIRROR BORE...CIVIL WAR...LAYAWAY??? ...MEXICAN and CIVIL WAR .54 caliber. 24.25" round barrel secured by a two flat brass screw-retaine
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"This Spencer Civil War carbine was altered to ""Buffalo Rifle"" sporting configuration after the war. The sling bar and ring were neatly removed and a heavy 29"" oc
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From a mid-west sale, a very nice Antique Civil War Windsor Musketoon 58 caliber Percussion Rifle. The wood is aged to a uniform color with no chips, cracks or missing wood other than cracks at the wr
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S O L D .......SHOOTABLE BORE...OVERALL FINE CONDITION...Starr Arms Co. Breechloading Percussion Carbine....CIVIL WAR........LAYAWAY??? serial #15646, .54 cal. 21” barrel with a mostly bri
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#1184A GALLAGER PERCUSSION CIVIL WAR SRC, 50 cal., SN 112XX, 22 1/4” bbl., iron matchbox, original rear sight & saddle ring, VG bore & wood, metal bright, exc. markings. $1750
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#993A Smith Civil War SRC, 50 cal., SN 111XX, 21 5/8” bbl., near mint condition with 100% blue, 99% casehardening, mint bore & wood, sharp inspectors markings on left side of stock, Poul
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Super Rare! This one is most always missing in even an advanced Civil War carbine collection, the Perry Navy carbine. Breechloading percussion. One of maybe 250 estimated to have been manufactured. Ma
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