Poulin's Summer 2026 Five Day Premier Firearm & Militaria Auction

Cal. 44CF. S# 2963. Standard configuration with scarce variant navy grip frame, 7.5" barrel, 1-line "New York U.S. America" address, ...

72 OPEN TOP ARMY REVOLVER. Cal. 44RF. S# 3772. Standard configuration of the transitional revolver between model 1860 armies and 1873 single actions.

REVOLVER. Cal. 32. S# 311234. This is the most difficult of Colt factory conversions to find as it was the first Colt attempt at cartridge alterations

. Cal. 30RF. S# 9118. There were only approx 11,000 of these small frame spur triggers mfg in 30RF from 1874-76. It is fitted with a 2 1/4" rou...

Cal. 22RF. S# 6285. Approx 55,000 of these 22 RF spur triggers were produced from 1873-77. It is fitted with a 2 1/4" bbl with "COLT'S...

Both. cal. 41 rimfire. Bbl 2 1/2" round are marked "COLT" in Italics. Barrels pivot to the right for loading. German silver semi-circ...

REVOLVER, SABER & CS BELT. Cal. 36. S# 3424. This outfit was the absolute prize of Bill Gary's collection. He illustrates the pistol, belt a...

Cal. 36. S# 7. Probably the rarest and the most understood of all Confederate manufactured revolvers is what we designate as "Augusta Machine W...

SELMA ALABAMA. Cal. 36. S# 509. This is the only complete Spiller & Burr frame I am aware that doesn't have a gun built around it. This gun ...

Cal. 36 NSN. This is among the few known unserialized Confederate Macon Armory produced "Spiller & Burr" revolvers. This attractive ex...

COLLECTION HISTORY. Cal. .36. S# 2205 .This Confederate revolver made in Augusta, GA is among the finest examples known. Dr. Robert Moore was renowned

JULY 1865. Rare July 28, 1865 autographed letter by Jesse A. Ansley, principal in Rigdon & Ansley revolver manufacture to President Andrew Johns...

This very fine brown leather holster once accompanied "AUGUSTA GA" marked Rigdon & Ansley revolver S# 1532. Confederate manufactured f...

TOM M. C. PAXSON, 6TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY. Cal. 36. S# 1059. This is among the best known of all identified Confederate revolvers with a bold large inscr

Cal. 36. S# 16. This very rare brass framed revolver is one of only 8 survivors known and no doubt the finest of all. These revolvers were made in Sai

Cal. 44. S# 241. This is a rare Texas revolver utilizing machinery and some parts from Civil War Tucker & Sherrard wartime manufacture. For many...

FLASK. This finely patinaed 7" powder flask appeared on the back cover of Jackson arms catalog #15 (1959) and this is a really great fantasy it...

Cal. 44 (54 bore). S# 6809. The London Armoury Co. produced about 11,000 large 54 bore revolvers from 1859-1866. The largest part of that production w

Cal. 54. S# 46. One of the great rarities in American Civil War breech loading carbines is the Confederate rising breech carbine made by the firm of B

STOCK PERCUSSION RIFLE. Cal. 32 NSN. Jean-Baptiste Revol (1799–1886) high quality New Orleans gunsmith made some of the finest arms of the an