POULIN'S PREMIER FIREARMS AUCTION, NOVEMBER 6-8

LOCK RIFLE BY C. BUNGE OF GENEVA, NY. Cal. 45. S# NSN. One of the earliest revolving arms patented in the United States, J & J Miller of Rochest...

Cal. 45. S# 406. 44.5" overall, 26" oct bbl marked "ADDRESS / P.W. PORTER / NEW-YORK" and "P.W. PORTER'S / PATENT 1851&...

Cal. 71. NSN. 61"overall, high comb pinned stock, 3 brass Brown Bess ramrod pipes, 45" round barrel with bayonet lug, "V" & ...

BOWIE KNIFE. Unique and one of a kind example, circa 1835, 10.5" overall, 6.25" saber ground clip point blade, full tang, pinned silver wr...

Cal. 46. S# 1153. This is the same model taken by Lewis & Clark on their 1803-1806 expedition. The nearly identical "Lewis rifle" whic...

GUN BY C. BUNGE OF GENEVA, NY. Cal. 28. S# 88 (?) (2 "8"s are marked on either side front of cylinder). This very well made air gun has 18...

Cal. 45. NSN. Bbl. 35 1/2" w/ first 15 1/2" being octagon w/ faceted transition to rnd. Top flat has markings that appear to read "F ...

English mahogany cased unmarked brass and steel mounted two piece walking stick. Brass and steel mounted 8.5mm 18" multi-groove rifled bore. Th...

Cal. 44. S# 54. Among the most mythical and iconic of Confederate arms, The Dance Brothers made about 300 revolvers, first in East Columbia Texas in 1

This holster fits Dance dragoon perfectly and was purported to have held one when sold in 1993 at Atlanta Antique Arms show in 1993, revolver was reta

Cal. 36. S# 50. There are 14 documented navy caliber Dance revolvers. There are excavated Dance navy parts, including unfinished frames with and witho

ATTRIBUTED TO GENERAL CLAIRE CHENNAULT'S MATERNAL GRANDFATHER.Cal. 36. S# 66634. Interesting blacksmith cartridge conversion to 38 centerfire. M...

REVOLVER.Cal. 36. S# 855. 1st model Griswold revolver in standard configuration with raised round barrel housing and 7.5" round barrel, serial ...

Cal 54 bore (about 45cal). S# 9479. This is the only large bore Kerr I am aware in the middle of the Confederate serial range that is cased & en...

Cal 36. S# 958. The firm of Leech & Rigdon originated with Thomas Leech, whose Memphis, Tennessee business, Memphis Novelty Works, was best know...

Cal. 36. S# 8. Standard configuration for brass frame copy of Colt 1851 revolver, 7.5" octagonal barrel stamped "SCHNEIDER & GLASSICK ...

This is among the finest Confederate Navy military flap holsters surviving. Brown leather, about 15" perfectly fits any Confederate primary nav...

Cal. 42/18ga. S# 1905. Standard configuration 2nd model LeMat grapeshot revolver, made 1864. 6.7" octagonal barrel engraved; "Systeme LeMa...

Cal. 54. ID# 9H/9H. This is a very nice surviving loose barrel with very good markings and traces of original brown finish. Barrel has crisp "W...

Cal. 54. ID # 3K/3K. Standard configuration model 1842 cavalry pistol with 8.5" barrel was assembled by William Glaze in Columbia, SC in 1852-1...