Number

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Description

Price

4593

.52 Cal. Spencer Carbine. Serial number 47794. Overall iron is very nice with little or no pitting. The stock is in very nice condition with some aged dents or markings. Mechanics very good. Manufacturers name appears at the top of the breach. This was in my personal collection for many years. The original Cavalry sling ring is present. A very nice overall complete and untouched Spencer Carbine.

$2625.00

4618

.44 Cal. 6 shot Starr 1863 Army revolver made c. 1863-65. Total quantity about 32,000. Serial number 30188. Frame marked Starr Arms Co. New York Starr Patent Jan 15^th, 1856. Overall weapon in excellent condition. Base of stock has notches cut completely around bottom. Mechanically in excellent condition. One of the nicest Starr’s I have seen in a long time.

$2750.00

4665

1860 Light Cavalry Saber made by D.J. Millard. Reverse side reads “US WEH 1862”. Very nice untouched saber with all leather in tact including original wire wrap. Very small spot of wear on leather near top of handle. Scabbard in beautiful condition with two very small dents down at the very bottom near the drag, one on each side. Original washer remains. They don’t come much nicer. The blade has a light gray overall color with some very tiny nicks, about 18 inches up from the Ricasso. You have to look to see them.

$2150.00

4709

Original Confederate Side Knife from an Ashland Virginia Estate sale. I purchased this knife approximately 30 years ago and it has been in my personal collection since. The knife blade measures 7” long with the handle and cross guard measuring 4” for an overall measurement of 11 1/16”. The blade at the base measures 7/8”. The blade is definitely hand forged and has a rounded effect as if intended to give it a diamond shaped form. The brass guard is beautifully designed and in very good condition. The blade is very dark and has a very fine age crack which does not harm the effect of the blade at all. The handle looks to be pine and is in very good condition on one side and on the opposite side two gauges and a crack appear as pictured. The original leather scabbard was with this knife when I purchased it and fits perfectly and is in poor condition as pictured but has not come apart and has not been repaired. Often called the “Confederate Arkansas Toothpick” and this style know to be carried by Arkansas Confederate troops. Here is an opportunity to own an original Confederate Side Knife at a reasonable price.

$1,250.00