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Sharps Model 1853 Carbine, slant breech, John Brown / Beecher's Bible Serial range, 52 caliber, 2nd US Cavalry
Sharps Model 1853 Carbine, slant breech, John Brown / Beecher's Bible Serial range, 52 caliber, 2nd US Cavalry
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Guns International #: 102165317
Seller's Inventory #: 10021
Category - Civil War Carbines
- Sharps Rifles - Antique
Seller's Information
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please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Heritage Americana
Member Since: 12/13/20
First Name: Roger
Last Name: Cillo
State:
Delaware
Zip: 19810
Country: United States
Phone:
(302) 383-7710
Active Listings: 0
Total Listings: 18
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: PayPal, CashApp, Check, Bank Check, Money Order
Sharps Model 1853 Carbine, slant breech, John Brown / Beecher's Bible Serial range, 52 caliber, 2nd US Cavalry
Description:
HISTORIC M1853 SHARPS SLANT BREECH CARBINE BELONGING TO J. E. WEIGE OF THE 2ND U.S. CAVALRY. Cal. 52. S# 16058. Bbl. measures 21 1/2". The M1853 Sharps is often referred to as the "John Brown Sharps" or alternatively, a "Beecher's Bible". This M1853 Sharps carbine belonged to Corporal John Weige and his name is boldly engraved on the patchbox along with his unit, the 2nd US Cavalry. Corporal Weige enlisted in the 2nd US Cavalry in 1855. On March 8, 1856 at the Battle of Guadalupe River, Corporal Weige was "distinguished for gallant conduct" fighting on the Texas frontier against Comanches. His commanding officer at the time was Colonel Robert E. Lee. Other well known officers of the 2nd Cavalry during Corporal Weige's service included Albert Sydney Johnson, William Kirby Smith, John Bell Hood, Earl Van Dorne and George H. Thomas. It is likely that Weige, under the name Feige, served in the 1st and 2nd Confederate Maryland Cavalry but more research is needed to confirm this (Feige of the 1st and 2nd Maryland Cavalry CSA lists the same Baltimore address used by Weige in Federal enlistment records). Upon discharge from Confederate service, John Weige reenlisted in the Union 2nd Maryland Infantry as a replacement for prominent Baltimore attorney, William Nagle. Weige was captured during the Siege of Petersburg and was apparently seriously wounded. He was paroled and appears at a hospital in Annapolis, Maryland in late 1864. He rejoined the regiment on January 3, 1865 and mustered out on July 17, 1865. He then reenlisted in the 5th US Cavalry and was redeployed to the West to again fight Indians. This Sharps is marked "SHARPS RIFLE MANUFG. CO. HARTFORD. CONN" on the top of the barrel and "SHARPS PATENT 1848" & "16058", near the barrel tang. The lockplate is marked "SHARPS PATENT 1852". All metal on the gun is iron with the exception of the patchbox, buttplate and barrel band, which are correctly brass. The patchbox is engraved, in large letters "2ND US CAVALRY J E WEIGE". There is a very old folded receipt in the patchbox, from many years ago, that lists the selling price of the gun at $730.00, likely a fortune when the receipt was written. The top of the buttplate is engraved in large letters "US". Walnut stock and forend with the outline of a cartouche remaining. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: abundant research documents provided by Nancy Dearing-Rossbacher of North South Trader magazine on Corporal John Weige and the Sharps carbine. Comes with Sharps Mfg and shipping record from Dr. Richard Labowski.
CONDITION: this carbine is visually gorgeous to the historian. It has seen years of field use but was well cared for by Corporal Weige (see photos!). The mechanics need some attention as it will not hold full cock.
$6,900 or Best Reasonable Offer.
Please call, text, or email,
(302) 383-7710
rac19810yahoo
SOLD
Antique: Yes
Rifle Caliber: .52
Manufacturer: Sharps
Model: 1853
Serial Number: 16058
Description:
HISTORIC M1853 SHARPS SLANT BREECH CARBINE BELONGING TO J. E. WEIGE OF THE 2ND U.S. CAVALRY. Cal. 52. S# 16058. Bbl. measures 21 1/2". The M1853 Sharps is often referred to as the "John Brown Sharps" or alternatively, a "Beecher's Bible". This M1853 Sharps carbine belonged to Corporal John Weige and his name is boldly engraved on the patchbox along with his unit, the 2nd US Cavalry. Corporal Weige enlisted in the 2nd US Cavalry in 1855. On March 8, 1856 at the Battle of Guadalupe River, Corporal Weige was "distinguished for gallant conduct" fighting on the Texas frontier against Comanches. His commanding officer at the time was Colonel Robert E. Lee. Other well known officers of the 2nd Cavalry during Corporal Weige's service included Albert Sydney Johnson, William Kirby Smith, John Bell Hood, Earl Van Dorne and George H. Thomas. It is likely that Weige, under the name Feige, served in the 1st and 2nd Confederate Maryland Cavalry but more research is needed to confirm this (Feige of the 1st and 2nd Maryland Cavalry CSA lists the same Baltimore address used by Weige in Federal enlistment records). Upon discharge from Confederate service, John Weige reenlisted in the Union 2nd Maryland Infantry as a replacement for prominent Baltimore attorney, William Nagle. Weige was captured during the Siege of Petersburg and was apparently seriously wounded. He was paroled and appears at a hospital in Annapolis, Maryland in late 1864. He rejoined the regiment on January 3, 1865 and mustered out on July 17, 1865. He then reenlisted in the 5th US Cavalry and was redeployed to the West to again fight Indians. This Sharps is marked "SHARPS RIFLE MANUFG. CO. HARTFORD. CONN" on the top of the barrel and "SHARPS PATENT 1848" & "16058", near the barrel tang. The lockplate is marked "SHARPS PATENT 1852". All metal on the gun is iron with the exception of the patchbox, buttplate and barrel band, which are correctly brass. The patchbox is engraved, in large letters "2ND US CAVALRY J E WEIGE". There is a very old folded receipt in the patchbox, from many years ago, that lists the selling price of the gun at $730.00, likely a fortune when the receipt was written. The top of the buttplate is engraved in large letters "US". Walnut stock and forend with the outline of a cartouche remaining. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: abundant research documents provided by Nancy Dearing-Rossbacher of North South Trader magazine on Corporal John Weige and the Sharps carbine. Comes with Sharps Mfg and shipping record from Dr. Richard Labowski.
CONDITION: this carbine is visually gorgeous to the historian. It has seen years of field use but was well cared for by Corporal Weige (see photos!). The mechanics need some attention as it will not hold full cock.
$6,900 or Best Reasonable Offer.
Please call, text, or email,
(302) 383-7710
rac19810yahoo
SOLD
Antique: Yes
Rifle Caliber: .52
Manufacturer: Sharps
Model: 1853
Serial Number: 16058
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Guns International #: 102165317
Category - Civil War Carbines
- Sharps Rifles - Antique
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Heritage Americana
Member Since: 12/13/20
First Name: Roger
Last Name: Cillo
State:
Delaware
Zip: 19810
Country: United States
Phone:
(302) 383-7710
Active Listings: 0
Total Listings: 18
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: PayPal, CashApp, Check, Bank Check, Money Order
Sharps Model 1853 Carbine, slant breech, John Brown / Beecher's Bible Serial range, 52 caliber, 2nd US Cavalry
Description: HISTORIC M1853 SHARPS SLANT BREECH CARBINE BELONGING TO J. E. WEIGE OF THE 2ND U.S. CAVALRY. Cal. 52. S# 16058. Bbl. measures 21 1/2". The M1853 Sharps is often referred to as the "John Brown Sharps" or alternatively, a "Beecher's Bible". This M1853 Sharps carbine belonged to Corporal John Weige and his name is boldly engraved on the patchbox along with his unit, the 2nd US Cavalry. Corporal Weige enlisted in the 2nd US Cavalry in 1855. On March 8, 1856 at the Battle of Guadalupe River, Corporal Weige was "distinguished for gallant conduct" fighting on the Texas frontier against Comanches. His commanding officer at the time was Colonel Robert E. Lee. Other well known officers of the 2nd Cavalry during Corporal Weige's service included Albert Sydney Johnson, William Kirby Smith, John Bell Hood, Earl Van Dorne and George H. Thomas. It is likely that Weige, under the name Feige, served in the 1st and 2nd Confederate Maryland Cavalry but more research is needed to confirm this (Feige of the 1st and 2nd Maryland Cavalry CSA lists the same Baltimore address used by Weige in Federal enlistment records). Upon discharge from Confederate service, John Weige reenlisted in the Union 2nd Maryland Infantry as a replacement for prominent Baltimore attorney, William Nagle. Weige was captured during the Siege of Petersburg and was apparently seriously wounded. He was paroled and appears at a hospital in Annapolis, Maryland in late 1864. He rejoined the regiment on January 3, 1865 and mustered out on July 17, 1865. He then reenlisted in the 5th US Cavalry and was redeployed to the West to again fight Indians. This Sharps is marked "SHARPS RIFLE MANUFG. CO. HARTFORD. CONN" on the top of the barrel and "SHARPS PATENT 1848" & "16058", near the barrel tang. The lockplate is marked "SHARPS PATENT 1852". All metal on the gun is iron with the exception of the patchbox, buttplate and barrel band, which are correctly brass. The patchbox is engraved, in large letters "2ND US CAVALRY J E WEIGE". There is a very old folded receipt in the patchbox, from many years ago, that lists the selling price of the gun at $730.00, likely a fortune when the receipt was written. The top of the buttplate is engraved in large letters "US". Walnut stock and forend with the outline of a cartouche remaining. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: abundant research documents provided by Nancy Dearing-Rossbacher of North South Trader magazine on Corporal John Weige and the Sharps carbine. Comes with Sharps Mfg and shipping record from Dr. Richard Labowski. CONDITION: this carbine is visually gorgeous to the historian. It has seen years of field use but was well cared for by Corporal Weige (see photos!). The mechanics need some attention as it will not hold full cock. $6,900 or Best Reasonable Offer. Please call, text, or email, (302) 383-7710 rac19810yahoo SOLD Antique: Yes Rifle Caliber: .52 Manufacturer: Sharps Model: 1853 Serial Number: 16058 |
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Guns International #: 102165317
Seller's Inventory #: 10021
Category - Civil War Carbines
- Sharps Rifles - Antique
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Heritage Americana
Member Since: 12/13/20
First Name: Roger
Last Name: Cillo
State:
Delaware
Zip: 19810
Country: United States
Phone:
(302) 383-7710
Active Listings: 0
Total Listings: 18
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: PayPal, CashApp, Check, Bank Check, Money Order
Sharps Model 1853 Carbine, slant breech, John Brown / Beecher's Bible Serial range, 52 caliber, 2nd US Cavalry
Description:
HISTORIC M1853 SHARPS SLANT BREECH CARBINE BELONGING TO J. E. WEIGE OF THE 2ND U.S. CAVALRY. Cal. 52. S# 16058. Bbl. measures 21 1/2". The M1853 Sharps is often referred to as the "John Brown Sharps" or alternatively, a "Beecher's Bible". This M1853 Sharps carbine belonged to Corporal John Weige and his name is boldly engraved on the patchbox along with his unit, the 2nd US Cavalry. Corporal Weige enlisted in the 2nd US Cavalry in 1855. On March 8, 1856 at the Battle of Guadalupe River, Corporal Weige was "distinguished for gallant conduct" fighting on the Texas frontier against Comanches. His commanding officer at the time was Colonel Robert E. Lee. Other well known officers of the 2nd Cavalry during Corporal Weige's service included Albert Sydney Johnson, William Kirby Smith, John Bell Hood, Earl Van Dorne and George H. Thomas. It is likely that Weige, under the name Feige, served in the 1st and 2nd Confederate Maryland Cavalry but more research is needed to confirm this (Feige of the 1st and 2nd Maryland Cavalry CSA lists the same Baltimore address used by Weige in Federal enlistment records). Upon discharge from Confederate service, John Weige reenlisted in the Union 2nd Maryland Infantry as a replacement for prominent Baltimore attorney, William Nagle. Weige was captured during the Siege of Petersburg and was apparently seriously wounded. He was paroled and appears at a hospital in Annapolis, Maryland in late 1864. He rejoined the regiment on January 3, 1865 and mustered out on July 17, 1865. He then reenlisted in the 5th US Cavalry and was redeployed to the West to again fight Indians. This Sharps is marked "SHARPS RIFLE MANUFG. CO. HARTFORD. CONN" on the top of the barrel and "SHARPS PATENT 1848" & "16058", near the barrel tang. The lockplate is marked "SHARPS PATENT 1852". All metal on the gun is iron with the exception of the patchbox, buttplate and barrel band, which are correctly brass. The patchbox is engraved, in large letters "2ND US CAVALRY J E WEIGE". There is a very old folded receipt in the patchbox, from many years ago, that lists the selling price of the gun at $730.00, likely a fortune when the receipt was written. The top of the buttplate is engraved in large letters "US". Walnut stock and forend with the outline of a cartouche remaining. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: abundant research documents provided by Nancy Dearing-Rossbacher of North South Trader magazine on Corporal John Weige and the Sharps carbine. Comes with Sharps Mfg and shipping record from Dr. Richard Labowski.
CONDITION: this carbine is visually gorgeous to the historian. It has seen years of field use but was well cared for by Corporal Weige (see photos!). The mechanics need some attention as it will not hold full cock.
$6,900 or Best Reasonable Offer.
Please call, text, or email,
(302) 383-7710
rac19810yahoo
SOLD
Antique: Yes
Rifle Caliber: .52
Manufacturer: Sharps
Model: 1853
Serial Number: 16058
Description:
HISTORIC M1853 SHARPS SLANT BREECH CARBINE BELONGING TO J. E. WEIGE OF THE 2ND U.S. CAVALRY. Cal. 52. S# 16058. Bbl. measures 21 1/2". The M1853 Sharps is often referred to as the "John Brown Sharps" or alternatively, a "Beecher's Bible". This M1853 Sharps carbine belonged to Corporal John Weige and his name is boldly engraved on the patchbox along with his unit, the 2nd US Cavalry. Corporal Weige enlisted in the 2nd US Cavalry in 1855. On March 8, 1856 at the Battle of Guadalupe River, Corporal Weige was "distinguished for gallant conduct" fighting on the Texas frontier against Comanches. His commanding officer at the time was Colonel Robert E. Lee. Other well known officers of the 2nd Cavalry during Corporal Weige's service included Albert Sydney Johnson, William Kirby Smith, John Bell Hood, Earl Van Dorne and George H. Thomas. It is likely that Weige, under the name Feige, served in the 1st and 2nd Confederate Maryland Cavalry but more research is needed to confirm this (Feige of the 1st and 2nd Maryland Cavalry CSA lists the same Baltimore address used by Weige in Federal enlistment records). Upon discharge from Confederate service, John Weige reenlisted in the Union 2nd Maryland Infantry as a replacement for prominent Baltimore attorney, William Nagle. Weige was captured during the Siege of Petersburg and was apparently seriously wounded. He was paroled and appears at a hospital in Annapolis, Maryland in late 1864. He rejoined the regiment on January 3, 1865 and mustered out on July 17, 1865. He then reenlisted in the 5th US Cavalry and was redeployed to the West to again fight Indians. This Sharps is marked "SHARPS RIFLE MANUFG. CO. HARTFORD. CONN" on the top of the barrel and "SHARPS PATENT 1848" & "16058", near the barrel tang. The lockplate is marked "SHARPS PATENT 1852". All metal on the gun is iron with the exception of the patchbox, buttplate and barrel band, which are correctly brass. The patchbox is engraved, in large letters "2ND US CAVALRY J E WEIGE". There is a very old folded receipt in the patchbox, from many years ago, that lists the selling price of the gun at $730.00, likely a fortune when the receipt was written. The top of the buttplate is engraved in large letters "US". Walnut stock and forend with the outline of a cartouche remaining. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: abundant research documents provided by Nancy Dearing-Rossbacher of North South Trader magazine on Corporal John Weige and the Sharps carbine. Comes with Sharps Mfg and shipping record from Dr. Richard Labowski.
CONDITION: this carbine is visually gorgeous to the historian. It has seen years of field use but was well cared for by Corporal Weige (see photos!). The mechanics need some attention as it will not hold full cock.
$6,900 or Best Reasonable Offer.
Please call, text, or email,
(302) 383-7710
rac19810yahoo
SOLD
Antique: Yes
Rifle Caliber: .52
Manufacturer: Sharps
Model: 1853
Serial Number: 16058
Guns International #: 102165317
Seller's Inventory #: 10021
Guns International #: 102165317
Seller's Inventory #: 10021
Category - Civil War Carbines
- Sharps Rifles - Antique
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Heritage Americana
Member Since: 12/13/20
First Name: Roger
Last Name: Cillo
State:
Delaware
Zip: 19810
Country: United States
Phone:
(302) 383-7710
Active Listings: 0
Total Listings: 18
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: PayPal, CashApp, Check, Bank Check, Money Order
Sharps Model 1853 Carbine, slant breech, John Brown / Beecher's Bible Serial range, 52 caliber, 2nd US Cavalry
Description:
HISTORIC M1853 SHARPS SLANT BREECH CARBINE BELONGING TO J. E. WEIGE OF THE 2ND U.S. CAVALRY. Cal. 52. S# 16058. Bbl. measures 21 1/2". The M1853 Sharps is often referred to as the "John Brown Sharps" or alternatively, a "Beecher's Bible". This M1853 Sharps carbine belonged to Corporal John Weige and his name is boldly engraved on the patchbox along with his unit, the 2nd US Cavalry. Corporal Weige enlisted in the 2nd US Cavalry in 1855. On March 8, 1856 at the Battle of Guadalupe River, Corporal Weige was "distinguished for gallant conduct" fighting on the Texas frontier against Comanches. His commanding officer at the time was Colonel Robert E. Lee. Other well known officers of the 2nd Cavalry during Corporal Weige's service included Albert Sydney Johnson, William Kirby Smith, John Bell Hood, Earl Van Dorne and George H. Thomas. It is likely that Weige, under the name Feige, served in the 1st and 2nd Confederate Maryland Cavalry but more research is needed to confirm this (Feige of the 1st and 2nd Maryland Cavalry CSA lists the same Baltimore address used by Weige in Federal enlistment records). Upon discharge from Confederate service, John Weige reenlisted in the Union 2nd Maryland Infantry as a replacement for prominent Baltimore attorney, William Nagle. Weige was captured during the Siege of Petersburg and was apparently seriously wounded. He was paroled and appears at a hospital in Annapolis, Maryland in late 1864. He rejoined the regiment on January 3, 1865 and mustered out on July 17, 1865. He then reenlisted in the 5th US Cavalry and was redeployed to the West to again fight Indians. This Sharps is marked "SHARPS RIFLE MANUFG. CO. HARTFORD. CONN" on the top of the barrel and "SHARPS PATENT 1848" & "16058", near the barrel tang. The lockplate is marked "SHARPS PATENT 1852". All metal on the gun is iron with the exception of the patchbox, buttplate and barrel band, which are correctly brass. The patchbox is engraved, in large letters "2ND US CAVALRY J E WEIGE". There is a very old folded receipt in the patchbox, from many years ago, that lists the selling price of the gun at $730.00, likely a fortune when the receipt was written. The top of the buttplate is engraved in large letters "US". Walnut stock and forend with the outline of a cartouche remaining. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: abundant research documents provided by Nancy Dearing-Rossbacher of North South Trader magazine on Corporal John Weige and the Sharps carbine. Comes with Sharps Mfg and shipping record from Dr. Richard Labowski.
CONDITION: this carbine is visually gorgeous to the historian. It has seen years of field use but was well cared for by Corporal Weige (see photos!). The mechanics need some attention as it will not hold full cock.
$6,900 or Best Reasonable Offer.
Please call, text, or email,
(302) 383-7710
rac19810yahoo
SOLD
Antique: Yes
Rifle Caliber: .52
Manufacturer: Sharps
Model: 1853
Serial Number: 16058
Description:
HISTORIC M1853 SHARPS SLANT BREECH CARBINE BELONGING TO J. E. WEIGE OF THE 2ND U.S. CAVALRY. Cal. 52. S# 16058. Bbl. measures 21 1/2". The M1853 Sharps is often referred to as the "John Brown Sharps" or alternatively, a "Beecher's Bible". This M1853 Sharps carbine belonged to Corporal John Weige and his name is boldly engraved on the patchbox along with his unit, the 2nd US Cavalry. Corporal Weige enlisted in the 2nd US Cavalry in 1855. On March 8, 1856 at the Battle of Guadalupe River, Corporal Weige was "distinguished for gallant conduct" fighting on the Texas frontier against Comanches. His commanding officer at the time was Colonel Robert E. Lee. Other well known officers of the 2nd Cavalry during Corporal Weige's service included Albert Sydney Johnson, William Kirby Smith, John Bell Hood, Earl Van Dorne and George H. Thomas. It is likely that Weige, under the name Feige, served in the 1st and 2nd Confederate Maryland Cavalry but more research is needed to confirm this (Feige of the 1st and 2nd Maryland Cavalry CSA lists the same Baltimore address used by Weige in Federal enlistment records). Upon discharge from Confederate service, John Weige reenlisted in the Union 2nd Maryland Infantry as a replacement for prominent Baltimore attorney, William Nagle. Weige was captured during the Siege of Petersburg and was apparently seriously wounded. He was paroled and appears at a hospital in Annapolis, Maryland in late 1864. He rejoined the regiment on January 3, 1865 and mustered out on July 17, 1865. He then reenlisted in the 5th US Cavalry and was redeployed to the West to again fight Indians. This Sharps is marked "SHARPS RIFLE MANUFG. CO. HARTFORD. CONN" on the top of the barrel and "SHARPS PATENT 1848" & "16058", near the barrel tang. The lockplate is marked "SHARPS PATENT 1852". All metal on the gun is iron with the exception of the patchbox, buttplate and barrel band, which are correctly brass. The patchbox is engraved, in large letters "2ND US CAVALRY J E WEIGE". There is a very old folded receipt in the patchbox, from many years ago, that lists the selling price of the gun at $730.00, likely a fortune when the receipt was written. The top of the buttplate is engraved in large letters "US". Walnut stock and forend with the outline of a cartouche remaining. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: abundant research documents provided by Nancy Dearing-Rossbacher of North South Trader magazine on Corporal John Weige and the Sharps carbine. Comes with Sharps Mfg and shipping record from Dr. Richard Labowski.
CONDITION: this carbine is visually gorgeous to the historian. It has seen years of field use but was well cared for by Corporal Weige (see photos!). The mechanics need some attention as it will not hold full cock.
$6,900 or Best Reasonable Offer.
Please call, text, or email,
(302) 383-7710
rac19810yahoo
SOLD
Antique: Yes
Rifle Caliber: .52
Manufacturer: Sharps
Model: 1853
Serial Number: 16058
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