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

SERVANT, 1827. 49 x 51mm, diamond shape with clipped corners, number 253, "LAFAR" maker's cartouche on verso. CONDITION: crease flatte...

46mm, large convex diamond shape with clipped corners, number 127. CONDITION: very good, cleaned, corroded surface. (02-25497-28/JS). NON-GUN. 1,200-1

43mm, large diamond shape with clipped corners, number 49. CONDITION: very good, excavated patina. (02-25497-26/JS). NON-GUN. $1,200-1,600.

Beautiful natural nugget with embedded quartz 112grams (~1.7" x 1" x .6"). Mr. Berenson had this displayed with his "Alaskan&quo...

Cal. 54. S# 6391. A total of approx 8000 Navy type carbines were produced from 1862-65 within the 1000-12000 serial number range. It is fitted with a

Cal. 54. S# 4621. Mfg 1863-67 with a total of 500 mfg within the 6000-12000 SN range. The army types do not have screw holes for the retaining the lea

BALL CARBINE. Cal. 50 rimfire. NSN. The Ball Carbine, designed & patented by Worcester mechanic Albert Ball in 1863. It is a well made breech lo...

Cal. 54. S# 16294. 39" overall, 21" barrel, two position rear leaf sight, tall blued steel pinched blade front sight. Conforms to other Ci...

SADDLE RING CARBINE. Cal. 54. S# 1211. The 5th model was procured in the largest quantities by the US Govt. with approx 43,000 ordered from 1863-65. T

CARBINE. Cal. 52. S# 222. These carbines were the predecessor to the Gywnn & Campbell carbines. There were approx 1100 of these produced for a U...

Cal. 50 RF. Just over 1000 of these rare repeating carbines were produced. The US Govt. ordered the only contract of these in 1864, however delivery w

PERCUSSION SADDLE RING CARBINE. Cal. 58. Out of the production of 6500 only two contracts totaling just over 890 were of the 1st type Linder patent ca

TWO-TRIGGER "MILITARY CARBINE". Cal. 44 RF. S# 2380. There were approx 4500 "Military Carbine" 1st variation rifles made by Fran...

PERCUSSION BREECHLOADING SADDLE RING CARBINE. Cal. 50. S# 3892. Early production Gallager carbines have the lockplate markings such as this one, &qu...

CARBINE. Cal. 52. S# 2685. The type 2 carbine is the most common of the variants with approx 4000 mfg. The variant was produced with a hammer flat, ab

Cal. 52 RF. S# 2622. This is 1 of the 2200 US Govt purchased 1862 carbines. These are the earlier less found examples with the friction lock breech bl

RING CARBINE. Cal. 50. S# 17894. Over 20,000 2nd model carbines were mfg from 1863-65. These carbines were used by many Union Cavalry units including

MODEL COMMERCIAL PERCUSSION CARBINE WITH 2 BBLS & ACCESSORIES. Cal. 35-30 (M1865) Maynard & 50-50 Maynard. S# 5047. The first bbl in this se...

SADDLE RING CARBINE. Cal. 54. S# 9938. Over 14,000 of the 1st & 2nd model carbines were mfg. They were issued to numerous Union Cavalry regm'...

CARBINE. Cal. 50 RF. S#112566. The Peabody rifle and carbines were produced from 1866-71 by the Providence Tool Co. in Providence, RI. When the Franco