Lot # 931

LOT OF HAT CORDS INCLUDING ONE INDIAN WARS CORD,

nine hat cords for U.S. Military hats from 1870-1895. (EST $300-$500)

Condition: Excellent.

Lot # 932

19TH CENTURY BUCKSKIN JACKET,

ca 1870-1915. Jacket with three pockets, military collar and with fringe border. (EST $300-$500)

Condition: Excellent.

Lot # 933

ENGRAVED REPRODUCTION COLT AND CYLINDRICAL POWDER FLASK,

.31 caliber, 4" barrel, serial number 2358. Blued finish with brass backstrap and trigger guard. Wood grips. A brass cylinder shaped flask with eagle. (EST $300-$500)

Condition: Excellent.

Lot # 934

GROUP OF SHOULDER BOARDS,

mismatched pair of U.S. military shoulder boards, complete with gold bullion tassels that fit epaulets. (EST $300-$500)

Condition: Excellent.

Lot # 935

FINE HUNTING KNIFE WITH CARVED STAG ON STAG GRIP,

with 4.75” single-edged blade with 0.1” choil, nickel quillon/guard, made from a thinned U.S. nickel coin, fitted German silver flat pommel with beveled edge and single-piece antler carved on right face with a very well-done running deer, all with old polished patina, total length is 9.25”. Includes a slightly later, but fitted laced and riveted brown leather sheath, with belt loop and tassel with 1 turned wooden bead and 2 glass trade beads, total length less tassel 7.7”. (EST $400-$500)

Condition: Knife and sheath EXC.

Lot # 936

COLLINS TYPE 2 NO. 1005 MACHETE WITH SHEATH,

14.75” long, single-edged curved forged steel blade with forged iron collar and 2-piece coco bolo grip attached with 3 iron rivets, all with fine old patina. Includes original tooled brown leather sheath with tooled scroll work edging, sheet brass 1.9” throat and matching 2.2” tip with belt loop, total length 16.8”. (Cole, 1973: 6) (EST $400-$500)

Condition: Minor scuffing on sheath, else EXC. The blade is darkened with some salt and pepper pitting and stains.

Lot # 937

LOT OF TWO MINIATURE SWORDS,

one is a copy of a M1872 cavalry sword complete with scabbard. Other is a Marine officer's M1875 sword. (EST $200-$400)

Condition: Both are in excellent condition.

Lot # 938

LOT OF TWO LETTERS AND A COLT BROCHURE, PLUS, POSTCARDS,

two Colt letters, discussing sending parts out to be nickel-plated. Colt brochure on Colt Automatic Pistol, and a brochure on the Tate Wire Tool. (EST $200-$400)

Condition: Excellent.

Lot # 939

FRANKFORD ARSENAL CARTRIDGES,

12 Revolver Ball Cartridges Calibre, .45 Frankford Arsenal, 1878. (EST $200-$400)

Condition: Box has nice label and is sealed and unopened, complete with tear string.

Lot # 940

FRANKFORD ARSENAL CARTRIDGES,

12 Revolver Ball Cartridges Calibre .45 Frankford Arsenal, 1875. (EST $300-$500)

Condition: In excellent condition with tear string still present, and appears to be unopened.

Lot # 941

FRANKFORD ARSENAL CARTRIDGES,

10 Centre-Primed Cartridges for the Remington's Army Pistol, Calibre, .50 Frankford Arsenal, May, 1873. (EST $200-$400)

Condition: Box is in excellent condition and very hard specimen to find with a complete label. Most boxes of this type have the date cut out.

Lot # 942

FRANKFORD ARSENAL CARTRIDGES,

12 Revolver Ball Cartridges Calibre, .45 Frankford Arsenal dated Dec. 13, 1880. (EST $300-$500)

Condition: Excellent box complete with tear string.

Lot # 943

FRANKFORD ARSENAL CARTRIDGES,

12 Revolver Ball Cartridges Calibre .45 Frankford Arsenal, 1880. Side of box stamped in purple ink Initial Velocity, dated Jan. 5, 1881. (EST $300-$500)

Condition: Box is in excellent condition complete with tear string.

Lot # 944

FRANKFORD ARSENAL CARTRIDGES,

12 Martin Cartridges for Smith & Wesson's Army Revolver Cal. .44, Powder, 25 Grains, Bullet, 225 Grains, National Armory, Springfield Mass. April 1871, Patented March 23, 1869, February 14, 1871. (EST $500-$800)

Condition: Excellent condition complete with tear string.

Lot # 945

FRANKFORD ARSENAL CARTRIDGES,

12 Revolver Ball Cartridges Calibre .45 Frankford Arsenal, 1879. (EST $300-$500)

Condition: Box is sealed with tear string and excellent box.

Lot # 946

FRANKFORD ARSENAL CARTRIDGES,

12 Cartridges for Colt's and Remington's Revolvers... Frankford Arsenal, September, 1872. (EST $300-$500)

Condition: Box is sealed and has the original tear string. However the box has had some ink bleeding onto the box at the top right hand corner and on the back of the box.

Lot # 947

FRANKFORD ARSENAL CARTRIDGES,

12 Cartridges for the Colt's and Remington Revolvers Calibre .44 Frankford Arsenal, PA. September, 1872. (EST $400-$600)

Condition: Box is sealed and full, complete with tear string. Label is in excellent condition.

Lot # 948

FRANKFORD ARSENAL CARTRIDGES,

12 "Martin" Cartridges for Colt's and Remington's Army Revolver Calibre .44, Frankford Arsenal, PA., April, 1871. (EST $400-$600)

Condition: The box is sealed and has slight split on the top right corner, complete with tear string. Box is excellent.

Lot # 949

FRANKFORD ARSENAL CARTRIDGES,

12 Revolver Ball Cartridges Calibre .45 Frankford Arsenal, 1877. (EST $300-$500)

Condition: Box is sealed with tear string and it has a stain in the front of the label in the right hand corner.

Lot # 950

FRANKFORD ARSENAL CARTRIDGES,

12 "Martin" Cartridges for Colt's & Remington's Army Revolvers Calibre .44, Frankford Arsenal PA., June, 1871. (EST $400-$650)

Condition: Box is sealed, complete with tear string.

Lot # 951

TWO BOXES OF FRANKFORD ARSENAL CARTRIDGES,

12 Revolver Ball Cartridges Calibre .45, Frankford Arsenal, 1878. (EST $500-$800)

Condition: Both boxes have nice labels and are sealed, complete with original tear string.

Lot # 952

TWO BOXES OF FRANKFORD ARSENAL CARTRIDGES,

12 Revolver Ball Cartridges, Calbre .45. Frankford Arsenal, 1878. (EST $500-$800)

Condition: Both boxes are sealed with tear string and have good labels.

Lot # 953

TWO BOXES OF FRANKFORD ARSENAL CARTRIDGES,

12 Revolver Ball Cartridges, Calibre, .45. Frankford Arsenal, 1878. (EST $400-$600)

Condition: Both boxes have nice labels with tear string. One box has a split in the top on the backside. The box appears to be half opened.

Lot # 954

TWO BOXES OF FRANKFORD ARSENAL CARTRIDGES,

12 Revolver Ball Cartridges, Calibre, .45. Frankford Arsenal, 1877. (EST $400-$600)

Condition: One box is open and has a dirty label. The other box has been opened and has a clean label. Rare date.

Lot # 955

TWO BOXES OF FRANKFORD ARSENAL CARTRIDGES,

12 Revolver Ball Cartridges, Reloading Copper Shell, both are dated Dec 14th, 1889. (EST $300-$500)

Condition: Both boxes are sealed with tear string. The label has darkened on one of the boxes.

Lot # 956

TWO BOXES OF FRANKFORD ARSENAL CARTRIDGES,

12 Revolver Ball Cartridges, Calibre, .45. Frankford Arsenal. One dated 1875, the other is dated 1876. (EST $500-$800)

Condition: Both boxes have been opened. Rare dates of 1875 and 1876. The 1876 box has a replaced lid. Great items to put with the Custer relics.

Lot # 957

TWO BOXES OF FRANKFORD ARSENAL CARTRIDGES,

12 Revolver Ball Cartridges, Calibre, .45. Frankford Arsenal, 1879. (EST $400-$600)

Condition: Excellent condition, complete with tear string.

Lot # 958

TWO BOXES OF FRANKFORD ARSENAL CARTRIDGES,

12 Cartridges for Colt's and Remington's Revolvers Calibre .44.... Frankford Arsenal, PA., January, 1873. (EST $300-$600)

Condition: One box is full with the tear string still intact and unopened. The other is an empty box with a nice label.

Lot # 959

THREE BOXES OF FRANKFORD ARSENAL CARTRIDGES,

boxes dated 1884, 1887 and 1891. (EST $300-$500)

Condition: All are in excellent condition with the tear strings present.

Lot # 960

FRANKFORD ARSENAL CARTRIDGES FOR COLT SINGLE-ACTION,

12 Cartridges for the Colt's Revolver, Cal; .45 Frankford Arsenal, November, 1878. (EST $400-$600)

Condition: The box has been opened and re-glued shut. Nice rare early date and in excellent condition box.

Lot # 961

FRANKFORD ARSENAL CARTRIDGES FOR COLT SINGLE-ACTION,

12 Cartridges for Colt's Revolver, Cal; .45 ... Frankford Arsenal, August, 1874. (EST $400-$600)

Condition: Box has been open and re-glued shut. Excellent label and box.

Lot # 962

LOT OF EIGHT BOXES OF .50 CALIBER AND .45 CALIBER BLANKS,

three boxes of Spencer blanks and five boxes of Colt single-action and Smith & Wesson Scofield blanks. (EST $300-$500)

Condition: Excellent-to-mint condition.

Lot # 963

LOT OF AMMUNITION SPENCER PACKETS, .45-70 UNION METALLIC CARTRIDGE CO.,

7 boxes of Spencer ammunition, 1 box of .45-70 UMC, 1 box of Winchester, 1 box of .38 auto with just a few rounds in the box, 1 box of .32 Caliber Peters with a scuffed label and only a few rounds remaining in the box. (EST $200-$300)

Lot # 964

VOLCANIC ARMS CO. LEVER-ACTION PISTOL,

.41 caliber, 8" barrel, serial number 1482, engraved brass fame with walnut grips. (EST $2500-$4000)

Condition: Barrel has sharp markings and some brown finish remaining mixed with pitting and some re-browned coloring. The brass frame has been cleaned at one time and has begun to repatinate. The grip has a chip out at the top on right side as well as some small notches on the bottom of grip.

Lot # 965

COLT SINGLE-ACTION REVOLVER,

.45 caliber, 5" barrel, serial number 26103. Marked on top of barrel in a single-line barrel address. Two-line patent markings. Walnut wood grips. (EST $1500-$2000)

Condition: Void of original finish with scattered areas of pitting throughout the revolver. The barrel has been cut down to 5". The grips are weathered and show age, matching the rest of the revolver. All serial numbers match. Mechanically functional.

Lot # 966

COLT SINGLE-ACTION REVOLVER,

.32-20 WCF caliber, 4.75" barrel, serial number 252244. Two-line barrel address, patent markings on left side of frame. Hard rubber grips. (EST $1000-$1500)

Condition: All metal surfaces have a nice dark grey look with some very light areas of scattered pitting. Hard rubber grips are in good condition. Mechanically functional.

Lot # 967

COLT SINGLE-ACTION REVOLVER,

.32-20 WCF caliber, 4.75" barrel, serial number 327231. Two-line barrel address with patent markings on left side of frame. Hard rubber grips, blued and case-hardened finish. (EST $2000-$3000)

Condition: Barrel and ejector retains ca 95% blue finish. The frame retains ca 80% case colors, but thinning. Cylinder retains ca 85% of its original blue. The hard rubber grips are in excellent condition. Mechanically functional.

Lot # 968

COLT SINGLE-ACTION REVOLVER,

.45 LC caliber, 7.5" barrel, serial number 181238. Single-line barrel address, and patent markings on left side of frame. Blue finish. Case-colored frame. Hard rubber grips. (EST $1000-$1500)

Condition: Barrel ejector and cylinder have been reblued and retain ca 98% blue finish. The backstrap and trigger guard are reblued as well. The frame has been dressed off and has a dull look. The hard rubber grips are excellent. Complete with the studded hammer screw to accommodate a shoulder stock. Bottom of butt marked with W.F. Co. spurious markings. Mechanically functional.

Lot # 969

COLT SINGLE-ACTION REVOLVER,

.45 LC caliber, 7.5" barrel, serial number 76612. Blued frame and case-hardened finish. Wood grips. Black powder frame. (EST $1000-$1500)

Condition: Metal has been cleaned and polished with a grey tarnished look. Wood grips are refinished. Mechanically functional.

Lot # 970

COLT SINGLE-ACTION REVOLVER,

.41 caliber, 4.75" barrel, serial number 167404. Blued and case-hardened finish with hard rubber grips. Two-line barrel address and with patent markings on left side of frame. (EST $1200-$1800)

Condition: Barrel and cylinder are refinished. The frame has been cleaned. Attractive hard rubber grips. Rare .41 caliber with a sharp appearance. Mechanically functional.

Lot # 971

COLT SINGLE-ACTION REVOLVER,

.45 caliber, 4.75" barrel, serial number 101899. Nickeled finish with black hard rubber eagle grips. Two-line barrel address with three-line patent markings on left side of frame. Black powder frame. (EST $2000-$3000)

Condition: Entire metal surfaces retain ca 50% original nickel finish, but thinning. Metal has been lightly cleaned to enhance the nickel finish. Hard rubber grips are very worn. Overall a very sharp and crisp revolver. Mechanically functional.

Lot # 972

COLT SINGLE-ACTION REVOLVER,

.45 caliber, 5.5" barrel, serial number 25405. Single-line barrel address. Two-line patent markings. Blued finish with wood grips. (EST $1000-$1500)

Condition: Void of original finish. Some pitting. An overall gunmetal grey look. Wood grips have been refinished. Mechanically functional.

Lot # 973

COLT SINGLE-ACTION REVOLVER,

.45 caliber, 4.75" barrel, serial number 50024. Single-line barrel address. Three-line patent markings on frame. HN stamped on all parts. Wood grips and nickeled finish. Void of U.S. markings on frame. (EST $1500-$2000)

Condition: The revolver was originally nickel plated. Ca 40% nickel plating remaining with most in the protected areas. Some light pitting scattered on barrel and cylinder. All parts have the HN sub-inspector's initials. Wood grips are a later replacement and are in excellent condition. Mechanically functional.

Lot # 974

COLT SINGLE-ACTION SHERIFF'S MODEL REVOLVER,

.45 caliber, 3.5" barrel, serial number 172734, barrel with two-line address on top. Left side of barrel with caliber markings in a banner. Left side of frame with two-line patent dates. Frame is a black powder frame with ejector release screw in the front under cylinder pin. Factory engraved with carved bull's head pearl grips, silver-plated finish. Backstrap with factory inscription Johnnie Johnson. Inscription on bottom of butt reads Mrs. Roberto. Accompanying this revolver is original factory letter. This revolver was shiped to H. Woodhaus & Son on September 15, 1897. (EST $45000-$65000)

Condition: Barrel retains ca 40% original silver finish, with finish gone on the sides of barrel as it was carried in a holster. The frame retains ca 40% original silver finish on the sides of frame and in the protected areas. Backstrap and trigger guard retains ca 40% original silver-plated finish. The cylinder has traces of silver-plated finish in the protected areas. Some pitting is evident on the front of cylinder and around each of the chambers of the cylinder. The hammer retains ca 60% original silver finish. Some light pitting around the top strap and rear section of the barrel. It is totally untouched; has never been cleaned or tampered with. The Colt factory letter attests to the engraving, the finish, carved pearl grips, and inscription. This is an outstanding example of a very rare factory-engraved sheriff's model revolver.

Lot # 975

COLT SINGLE-ACTION HAMMER,

martial marked hammer with inspector's initials HN. (EST $300-$500)

Condition: Excellent. A very rare part when needed.

Lot # 976

MEXICAN COPY OF COLT SINGLE-ACTION REVOLVER,

.44 CF, 5" barrel. Nickel finish with wood grips. (EST $300-$500)

Condition: Poor condition, but representative of a revolver from the Western period.

Lot # 977

COLT MODEL 1878 DOUBLE-ACTION REVOLVER,

.45 caliber, 7.5" barrel, serial number 3801. Blued finish with checkered walnut grips and lanyard ring in the butt. Colt markings on the barrel. (EST $2000-$3000)

Condition: Barrel retains ca 50% original blue finish with the rest flaking to a plum color. The ejector rod with ca 40% original blue, and the outer edge is worn from being in a holster. The cylinder retains ca 70% original blue finish with the rest turning plum. Frame retains ca 90% original blue finish. The checkered walnut grips are in excellent condition with all the original varnish finish.

Lot # 978

LOT OF COLT SINGLE-ACTION BARRELS AND CYLINDERS,

two barrels, one 7.5" barrel .45 caliber, one in 4.75" barrel .38 caliber. .44 caliber Richards Conversion cylinder. Two .38 caliber single-actions with rampant colt stamped on the back of cylinder. PLUS two .45 caliber cylinders. (EST $300-$500)

Condition: Excellent-to-mint condition.

Lot # 979

IVER JOHNSON REVOLVER,

.38 caliber, 6" barrel. Blue finish with hard rubber grips and the top of barrel marked Iver Johnson & Co. (EST $300-$500)

Condition: Revolver retains ca 90% original blue finish. With excellent hard rubber grips. Rare with 6" barrel.

Lot # 980

REMINGTON MODEL 1890 SINGLE-ACTION REVOLVER,

.44 CF caliber, 7.5" barrel, serial number 104. .44 markings on trigger guard. Barrel marked E. Remington and Sons, Ilion New York, with nickel finish. Walnut grips with .44W markings. (EST $2500-$3500)

Condition: Revolver retains ca 70% original nickel finish with pitting on cylinder, left side of barrel, and top left side of frame. Walnut grips are in excellent condition with some dents and mars. A fine example of this rare revolver.