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

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

Cal. 42/50. S# 17. Doug Adams states in his definitive 2006 reference book "THE CONFEDERATE LEMAT REVOLVER" "Today there are eighteen...

1841 MISSISSIPPI RIFLE. Cal. 54. NSN. One of the most elusive of Confederate secondary arms is the South Carolina Palmetto Armory Model 1841 rifle, wh

Cal. 58. S# 7522/6295. Cook & Brothers Manufactured over 7000 long arms during the Civil War. However, the survival rate is so low that a large ...

Cal. 58. NSN. This is a good original & complete example of the standard production Richmond Armory rifle musket that saw lots of use but has su...

Cal. 52. S# 771. Standard configuration 38" overall, 21" round barrel, pinched blade front sight, fixed notch rear sight, "S.C. ROBIN...

GUN. Cal. 55/63. NSN. This rare British double-barrel rifle was designed by Brigadier-General John Jacob (1812-1858) and produced by Swinburn & ...

CARRIED BY COL. DAVID LANG, 8TH FLORIDA INFANTRY. Cal. 44. S# 53136. Col. David Lang (1838-1917) born in Camden County, GA, attended the Georgia Milit

NAVAL OFFICER'S SWORD, MIDSHIPMAN JAMES DYKE, CSS FLORIDA. There are only 3 documented Boyle & Gamble CSN officer's known, and only 2 ar...

SWORD. Among the most unique Confederate designed officer sword was made with CSA pierced design in hilt. The sword was made by Louis Froilich at his

RIGDON, COLUMBUS MISSISSIPPI. 23.5" overall, 17.5" double-edged blade, 2.25" wide, .28" thick. This massive short sword with CS ...

"SNAKES IN GUARD" OFFICER SWORD. 34.5" overall, 29.5" blade with unstopped fuller, brass hilt with unique Dewitt designed intert...

William Albaugh when describing this pattern in his early texts stated even though he did not know who made it: "it is as Confederate as corn p...