Civil
War &
Black
Powder Guns
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BELOW ARE LISTED Guns from the Civil War & Indian War Era and
before. These Guns are listed as Antiques and do not require a Gun
lience
to buy or own. All Pieces are Original to the time period --
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updated August 14, 2010
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CIVIL WAR & Other Black Powder GUNS --All
1800s
or Earlier
CWG-95. Civil War .44cal Army Colt. This is
an Army cap &
ball colt with a lot of wear, but still a nice piece in working
order, with matching numbers. The barrel address is worn and hard
to read, but you can still make it out. This is a four screw
issue.....$1,500.
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CWG-94. Civil War Navy Colt, 36cal cap & ball pistol in very
nice
working order. It has all matching numbers and the barrel is
marked "Addres Col. SamL Colt New York U.S.
America".......$2,000.
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CWG-93. Civil War era pocket Pistol
.32cal. Marked
Smith
&
Wesson SpringField Mass Pat 1855 - 1859 - 1865" This is a model 1
1/2 2nd type with nice original wood grips. Cylinder,
hammer
&
trigger all in fine working order.......$750.
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CWG-92. U.S. Civil War Musket, this
musket is "U.S." marked and has the Eagle stamp on it, it is also
marked "Providence Tool Co Providence RI 1864" It is
in very good condition and in working order........$1,950.
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CWG-88.
U.S. C.1870s era Smith & Wesson type #2
1/2
type .32 pocket pistol. Barrel marked "Smith &
Wesson,
Springfield Mass plus patten dates. All parts work
fine.....$750.
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CWG-87. French 1837
Naval Belt Pistol. This early black powder
gun has a great look to it. It is stamped on the barrel tang 1837
and on the Lock plate "Mre. Rle de Tulle" and the butt cap
is stamped with the Naval Anchor stamping. The wood is a rich dark
color, but has one chip up along side the barrel and has some age crack
lines, however these do not detract from its great look and it is also
still firm and tight. The ramrod is intact as is the belt hook,
trigger and hammer work fine, most all of the screws are marked with
the number "20" there are other marking here and there on this nice old
Naval Officers Gun......$998.
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CWG-86. 1840's English
Percussion Pepperbox Revolver .36 caliber
six barrel bar hammer Pepperbox revolver, it has a beautiful diamond
checkered walnut grip and scroll engraved cap trap & side, all six
nipple cones are intact....$1,800. - On Hold --
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CWG82. Civil War 1851 Colt Navy, third model
with
small brass trigger guard. Early 1850s issue, because of the low
serial number of (6583) All numbers match except the
cylinder. Also showing this to be one of the early 1851 or 1852
issues
of the Navy Colt is the barrel address of "Address Sam Colt New
York City".......$3,000.
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CWG76.
U.S. Civil War Springfield
Musket, this
musket is U.S. marked and has the Eagle stamp on it, it is also
marked "Springfield 1831"Lock & trigger in very good working
order.....$1,900.
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CWG75.
U.S. Flint Lock Musket. This is a very
nice musket
and well marked, the top screw for the flint is missing, but overall a
very nice musket and a great piece of History. It is "US" marked with
the Military Eagle stamp, it is also marked "Springfield
1831". This is an uncut full Flint Lock Musket.........$2,800.
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CWG74. U.S. Flint Lock Pistol... This pistol is in great
shape and working order. It is marked U.S. making it a
military issue (military issue flint Locks are scarce). It
is
also marked "R. Johnson Midde. Conn. 1838" The wood handle is also
double cartoush marked......$3,000.
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