Illustrated Catalogue of Pistols, Guns and Swords...The Collections of Mr

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No. 200

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i Illustrated Catalogue of PISTOLS, GUNS and SWORDS Antique and Historic

• THE COLLECTIONS OF Mrfftreorge M. Potter of Allendale, N. J. Mr. George H. Steel of Brooklyn, N. Y.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION

(WALTER S. SCOTT, Auctioneer) Friday Afternoon, September 23, 1921 At 2:30 o'clock

THE WALPOLE GALLERIES (EDWARD & LENORE Y. TURNBULL) No. 10 East 49th Street New York

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No. 200

ON VIEW FROM SEPTEMBER 19 SALE SEPTEMBER 23

i Illustrated Catalogue OF Pistols, Guns and Swords ANTIQUE AND HISTORIC

THE COLLECTIONS OF

Mr. George M. Potter

of Allendale, N. J, Mr. George H. Steel

of Brooklyn, N. Y.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION

(WALTER S. SCOTT, Auctioneer)

Friday Afternoon September 23, 192 At 2:30 o'clock

The Walpole Galleries (Edward & Lenore Y. Turnbull)

No. 10 East 49th Street New York

TELEPHONE MURRAY HILL 6512

Pistols, Guns and Swords ANTIQUE AND HISTORIC

THE COLLECTIONS OF

MR. GEORGE M. POTTER of Allendale, N. J. MR. GEORGE H. STEEL of Brooklyn, N. Y.

FOREIGN GUNS, FLINTLOCKS, ETC.

1. AUSTRIAN GUN WITH BAYONET. Used in Civil War. Percussion, blued barrel, checked grip, shaped shoulder piece, brass tip ramrod, length 37 in. ;

2. AUSTRIAN MUSKETOON USED IN THE CIVIL WAR. Purchased by order of President Lincoln at the beginning of the Civil War. Ramrod, new condition. Length 33^ in. Very rare, as they were found unsatisfactory and, discarded.

3. AUSTRIAN MUSKET WITH BAYONET.

Patent Breech. 853 on Lock. Length A2)/2 , ramrod.

4. BAVARIAN AUSTRO-PRUSSIAN GUN OF 1866. Muzzle loading smooth bore musket, cal. .70, percussion cap; 33 Y± in. blued steel barrel, brass mounts; lock with script let-

tering "Crausein Herzberg" ; and ramrod. Used by the Austrians in the Austro-Prussian War of 1866.

5. ARGENTINE MAUSER RIFLE. Five shot Magazine. Mark "Lowee Berlin 1891," barrel marked "G 2299," blued steel, ramrod, length 36 in.

6. GERMAN SPORTING RIFLE WITH SHORT BAYONET. Dated 1830. patch- Cal. 69, muzzle loader, 27^ inch octagon barrel ; iron

wooden ramrod ; dated box ; brass mounts and brass-tipped 1829 and 1830 carved on the barrel. Used in Germany when hunting wild boar.

7 GERMAN BREECH LOADER RIFLE WITH BAYONET AND SCABARD. J 866 on Lock, marked Lorian Shutz. Arm rest, length 30/2 in., ramrod.

8. FRENCH RIFLE. Liege." Length in. Stamped "F. J. Malherbe & Cie. A 37 ramrod. 2 THE WALP OLE GALLERIES

9. FRENCH NEEDLE GUN. l Breech loader firing a metallic cartridge 22 2 in. blued ; / barrel, bolt mechanism; marked "S. 1867" and serial No. 55281. Ramrod and natural wood stock of fine light grain.

10. FRENCH NEEDLE GUN WITH BAYONET. Dated 1867. (French) apple or pear wood stock Circular stamp on stock ; with some dents length 31 in. ;

11. FRENCH MUSKET WITH SWORD BAYONET. Marked Drisket and Waroux. Made in Leige. Ramrod, "F" scratched on stock, length 34 in.

12. FRENCH MUSKETOON. . Used in Civil War. No Date. Barrel stamped "N. J." of blued steel, stock stamped "12"; ramrod, length 33% in.

13. NORWEGIAN MUSKET WITH HAMMER CATCH. No. 829, converted from flint-lock to percussion, beautifully modelled long barrel marked "829" "15L" and "982"; brass mounts, ramrod, length 41 in., black walnut stock.

No. 15 (top), Arabian Flint lock No. 14, 17th Century Arabian Flint lock

14. SEVENTEENTH CENTURY ARABIAN OR PERSIAN FLINT LOCK.

Barrel engraved and partly covered with sheet copper ; stock with flat butt ornamented with tacks and bound with fine copper wire. Length of barrel 50% in. (Illustrated)

15. OLD ARABIAN FLINT LOCK. Barrel carved with lettering and fastened to the stock (crack- ed) by copper bands. Ramrod. (Illustrated) GUNS 3

16. FOREIGN SHORT MUSKET OR CARBINE. Muzzle loader, percussion cap; brass mounts; Lock stamped with a "crown" and the initials "S. P. & S. R." and a well- formed letter "A" in brass inlaid into the stock of wood in the natural finish. Length 28% in.

17. RUSSIAN ENFIELD. Made in England: Made for the Russian Government, brass hammer guard and tip, oval patch box, swivel ramrod, length 33 in. (Dent in stock.)

18. SWISS BREECH LOADING "TELESCOPE" RIFLE. 32% in. blued steel barrel and lock marked "Warren fabrik, Bern, 188899 M. 78"; ramrod and finely marked wood stock. With bolt and magazine mechanism, the barrel nearly encased in wood, rod bayonet, etc., resembling the Magazine Rifle adopted in America in 1903.

19. SWISS REPEATING RIFLE. Made in Thun by W. V. Steiger. No. 26430. Bolt and magazine mechanism, blued steel barrel, bayonet and ramrod, checked stock, good condition.

20. CONFEDERATE MUSKET. Stamped "Ala 1864" and "Dickson, Nelson & Co. C. S.", 33 inch brass mounted rifled barrel and patch-box, stock and brass butt, dented, brass tipped ramrod. Rare Confederate gun, not described in the Lowell collection. (Illustrated; see Frontispiece)

21. FLINT LOCK KENTUCKY RIFLE. Curly maple stock, brass mounts and patch-box brass-tipped ; wood ramrod. Lock marked "Jos. C. Randall, warranted," barrel marked "W. P. J." One of the famous old Kentucky "Tigers"—so called from the striped maple mount—with full length octagon barrel and cheek piece. Fine condition. (Illustrated; see Frontispiece)

22. COLT'S REVOLVING BREECH LOADING RIFLE.

Five shots, paper cartridge ; ramrod and brass trigger guard numbered 8400. Calibre .56. Colt's Patent, Nov. 24, 1857, and also lettered "Col. Colt, Hartford, Ct. U. S. A." (Illustrated; see Frontispiece)

23. BALL'S BREECH LOADING RIFLED CARBINE. A blued steel Magazine Gun, with 7-shot, combustible cartridge, calibre .56, marked "E. G. Lamson & Co., Windsor, Vt." U. S. Balls Patent, June 23, 1863 and Mar. 16; 1864; ramrod.

Rare example, in fine condition ; the breech block so 1 made that when once closed it cannot be opened until the hammer is down operated ; by a lever underneath, with the magazine under the barrel and loading at the rear. 4 THE WALP OLE GALLERIES

24. BALLARD'S BREECH LOADING RIFLED CARBINE. Calibre .44, metallic or paper cartridge, centre fire, stamped

"Ballard's Patent, Nov. 5, 1861" and "Merwin & Bray, N. Y. Agts." ; Illustrated in the Lowell catalogue.

25. ENGLISH CARBINE. Marked "Barnett London" Calibre .57, percussion, has nipple protector held by a chain fastened to the guard-bow, swivel- ramrod; iron-mounted, carved with "W. W." on stock. Made in London for the Civil War—a light carbine, very popular on both sides. Illustrated in the U. S. Cartridge Company collection.

26. BARNETT SNYDER RIFLE. Made by Barnett, London, with Snyder patent, ramrod,

length 33^4 m -> stock shows dents and scratched initials.

27. BROOKS GIBBS PATENT CARBINE. Dated 1856. Metallic Cartridge, breech loader, made in New York. Leaf sights, marked "L. H. Gibbs patent, Jan. 8, 1856" and "Win. F. Brooks, Manfr's, New York." Very rare carbine, calibre about .53.

28. BROWNS CONVERTED ENFIELD (ENGLISH) RIFLE.

Bolt breech loader with bayonet, blued barrel, ramrod ; brass trigger guard and stock cap; length 33^ in.

29. BREECH-LOADING PIN-SHOT CARBINE. No name of maker but resembles No. 230 of the Lowell Col- lection having the barrel connected with the butt by a hinge below and held by a long spring on top of the barrel. The spring is lifted by a lever behind the trigger. Well made and good condition.

30. BURNSIDE BREECH LOADING RIFLED CARBINE.

Metallic cartridge, calibre .50 ; blued steel, stamped "Burn- side Rifle Co., Providence, R. I." Model of 1862. A movable chamber is pivoted in front under the barrel, in closing, the breech-block has a forward movement, pushing the cartridge which is tapering into the barrel. A very popular light carbine of the Civil War.

31. BURNSIDE'S BREECH LOADING RIFLED CARBINE. A similar carbine, the model of 1864.

32. BURNSIDE BREECH LOADING RIFLED CARBINE. Combustible cartridge, cap lock, marked "Burnside Rifle Co., Providence, R. I.", Burnside Patent, March 15, 1856, barrel marked "cast steel, 1854," serial No. 39,305.

33. BURNSIDE BREECFI LOADING RIFLED CARBINE. Cap lock; combustible cartridge; cast steel, 20-inch barrel, No. 14392, marked "Burnside Patent, Model of 1864." :

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No. 34 (top), No. 35, No. 36, No. 37, No. 262

34. OLD CHARLEVILLE FLINT LOCK MUSKET. 1763. Relic of the American Revolution. These old guns, brought over by La Fayette, served as the model for the original U. S. Springfields. This veteran is stamped "Charleville" on lock with "R" above it and "D" on stock. Barrel 45y2 inches. Calibre 59. No bayonet. Condition very fair. Model of 1763. (Illustrated)

35. THE RARE W. W. MARSTON CARBINE. One of the scarcest of American pieces. In very good cleaned condition. One of the best authorities says of this carbine This uses the paper cartridge, which is unlike the one used in his pistol, the pistol cartridge being made of heavy cardboard loaded with gun cotton. It operates with under lever somewhat similar to the Sharp carbine. The reason I am using the above comparison is because this is the first one to be offered at auction, and, indeed, the only one I have seen. Without doubt an extremely rare piece. (Illustrated)

36. EAGLE SPORTING RIFLE. Percussion, another relic of the old West. Period about

1850-60. Octagon barrel ; brass trimmings and patch box, curly maple stock. Formerly owned and used by the late E. P. Howell who spent many years on the plains. Calibre .31. Condition good. Eagle Gun Factory, Phila. (Illustrated) 6 THE WALPOLE GALLERIES r

37. PEABODY-MARTINI BREECH LOADING SPORTING RIFLE. .44 calibre. "M'f'd. by the Providence Tool Co., Prov. R. I." Low number (363). Engraved lock- plate "What cheer." 32 inch barrel, half octagon, fine sporting sight. Almost factory condition. Scarce.

( Illustrated)

38 BREECH LOADING COMBUSTIBLE CARTRIDGE CAR- BINE. Made by the Mass. Arms Co., Chicopee Falls, Mass., with Smith's Patent, June 23, 1857, and lock-plate marked "Address Poultney & Trimble, Baltimore U. S. A." 30-inch barrel op- erating from a lever at the top. Fine condition.

39. BREECH LOADING COMBUSTIBLE CARTRIDGE CAR- BINE. Manufactured by the Mass. Arms Co., Chicopee Falls, Mass., with Smith's patent, June 28, 1857, and marked on the lock- plate "Address Poultney & Trimble, Baltimore, U. S. A." Op- erates from a lever at the top.

40. CARBINE UNION RIFLE. Gross Patent made by Cosmopolitan Arms Company, date lever under the barrel sightgauge broken. 1859. Operated by a ;

41. COLT'S CIVIL WAR MUSKET AND BAYONET. Made in Hartford, Connecticut, 1864. In very fine condition percussion cap, 40-inch barrel marked "steel" and dated ; 1864, also stamp "Colt's Pt. F. A. Mfg. Co., Hartford, Ct." Ramrod.

42. COLT REVOLVING SPORTING RIFLE. .40 calibre. Fluted cylinder. Five shot, 27-inch barrel. Fine condition. Ramrod missing. 2 piece cleaning rod in butt. "Colt's Patent Sept. 10, 1850." Scarce.

43. COLT REVOLVING MUSKET. Civil war period. Complete 5 shot, .50 calibre. Stamped "Col. Colt, Hartford, Ct. U. S. A. Colts Pat. Nov. 24th, 1857" No. 3130. When the old paper cartridges were used old soldiers said that all the shots were apt to go off at once, when the chambers got hot, and they used the loading lever as a hand hold for safety. Fine condition. Scarce.

44. "COSMOPOLITAN BREECH LOADING RIFLED CAR- BINE." Cross patent of 1859. Calibre .50, made in Hamilton, Ohio. Similar to No. 281 but carrying a smaller shell. ;

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45. CONFEDERATE MUSKET. Marked "C. Chapman." Brass mounted, 33 inch rifled barrel, calibre .54, all parts stamped "8", with ramrod. Few dents in the stock and scratched "J- R- R-" Genuine Confederate Muzzle Loader. Very rare.

46. U. S. DERINGER. Philadelphia, 1842. Converted from flint lock to percussion lock, and stock, both dated 1842. Oval patch box, ramrod, length 36 in., two notches deep in the stock.

47. ENFIELD (TOWER) CARBINE. Dated 1861. Percussion, stamped with crown and "Tower 1861"; swivel

ramrod, 12-inch barrel ; stock with circular stamp of "Bentley & Playfair," makers, and scratched with name of owner "E. D. Felton," etc.

48. SHORT ENFIELD (ENGLISH) RIFLED MUSKET. Dat- ed 1864.

Muzzle Loader Tower Gun ; blued steel with ramrod. Stamp- ed on lock "Crown" and "Tower 1864", butt marked "V. P. E. I. 33" and incised circular stamps on stock "Birmingham 1864, W. O." arrow and crown. Percussion with safety cone protector held by a chain fastened to the trigger guard.

49. ENGLISH ENFIELD RIFLED MUSKET. Dated 1860 on lock. Breech loader, metallic cartridge; barrel 35 1/8, with ba} r -

onet ; stock with Enfield stamp. Said to have been dug from a trench in the late Boer War and supposed to have been used in the previous Boer War. Purchased in 1911 from the owner of Joyce's Cave, Bermuda.

50. ENFIELD (ENGLISH) RIFLE MUSKET. Stamped "Tower 1862" and crown. Muzzle Loader Tower Gun with bayonet, percussion, ramrod, and gun-strap. Length 39 in. Calibre .57.

51. ENFIELD RIFLE. E. P. Bond marked on Lock Plate percussion length 39 in. ; ramrod with safety cone protector held, by a chain fastened to the trigger guard, calibre .57.

52. ENFIELD HAMMERLESS BREECH LOADER RIFLE. Metallic cartridge. Dated 1878. Marked "Enfield II. 1878," and with Enfield seal on the stock swivel. Ramrod, length 28^ in. Center fire, operated by a lever underneath.

53. EUROPEAN BREECH LOADER. Dated, 1886. Bolt action, blued steel 30 3/16 in. barrel, marked with "crown" and ' 'F. W. No. 8004." Ramrod. Good magazine rifle firing a metallic cartridge. THE WALPOLE GALLERIES

No. 55 (top), No. 54

54. TRIPLETT & SCOTT BREECH LOADING RIFLED CAR- BINE. (1864) Blued steel, metallic cartridge, rim fire, Triplett's Patent of 1864, marked "Meriden Mfg. Co., Meriden, Conn." The noted "Kentucky" (and so stamped) magazine carbine. Loads from the front of butt, the barrel revolves on an axis parallel to the barrel until it opens the magazine and loads. The Extractor is worked the rotation of the barrel. by In Fine Condition ; Illus- trated in the Lowell Catalogue. (Illustrated) 55. WATERS PATENT BREECH LOADING CARBINE. Brass mounts, combustible cartridge, made in Milbury, Mass., no date; stamped "A. H. Waters & Co., Milbury, Mass."

Very rare ; not listed in the Lowell Catalgoue. Asa Waters of Sutton (now Milbury) was a licensed private Armorer of the Gov- ernment in 1808 as one of the six most prominent gunmakers in the country. A Masonic Sign is cut near the butt of the stock. (Illustrated) 56. FLINT-LOCK MUSKET. ENGLISH. Main spring on outside of lock. Initials C. R. and date on barrel 1798. Date said to have been put on by owner. Gun supposed to have been made about 1745. Checked grip, brass mounts, band replaced with wire; ivory tip to stock, no ramrod.

57. FAYETTEVI LLE CONFEDERATE RIFLE. Dated 1863. C. S. A. Confederate States of America, marked on Shoul- der. Brass mounts, percussion, calibre 58. Length 33 in. The machinery for making rifles was moved from Harper's Ferry to Fayetteville, N. C, by the Confederate Government in 1861. The die used to stamp the eagle and "C. S. A." came from Harper's Ferry. The "U. S.", which was originally under the eagle, was cut out and "C. S. A." with the "S." inverted were "keyed" in. 58. GALLAGHER'S BREECH LOADING RIFLED CARBINE. Combustible cartridge, all steel with wood butt only, Galla- gher's Patent, July 17, 1860, and also marked "Richardson & Overman's Arms Co., Philadelphia, Pa."; operates from underneath and steel spring from butt-plate. Name cut cn butt "Louis Southworth, Co. 3, 111. Cav." Very rare Civil War association piece. GUNS 9

59. GALLAGHER'S BREECH LOADING RIFLED CARBINE. Metallic Cartridge, patent of 1860. Similar to the preceding.

60. GREENE'S PATENT RIFLE. 1857. Bolt action, breech loader, blued steel barrel and mounts, stamped "Greene's Patent, Nov. 4, 1857," operated by a hammer under the barrel. Cal. .535, the cartridges had the bullets in the rear, so there were always two bullets in the gun when loaded, the rear bullet acting as a gas-check. Length of barrel 35 1/16 in., a few dents on stock, otherwise good condition. (Made at Millbury, Mass.)

61. J. H. HALL RIFLE. Harper's Ferry, 1839. Combustible Cartridge, Breech Load-

er with Bayonet. Centre fire ; ramrod.

62. HALL PERCUSSION BREECH LOADING CARBINE MUSKETOON.

Made by J. H. Hall and dated 1839, ramrod, bayonet and hooked catch. Hall was the inventor of the breech-loader as early as 1811.

63. HARPER'S FERRY MUZZLE LOADING MUSKET. Percussion, "Harper's Ferry 1852" on lock; 40-inch barrel dated 1847 with bayonet and ramrod. "T. C. Watts" cut in the stock.

64. HARPER'S FERRY BREECH-LOADER. Dated 1832, Hall's patent, metallic cartridge, percussion, made at Harper's Ferry in 1832; bayonet. One of the very earliest breech loaders and the first to be patented in the United States.

65. HARPER'S FERRY TAPE LOCK. Dated, 1857. Muzzle loader, 40 inch octagon, dated 1857, brass butt-tang, ramrod barrel.

66. HARPER'S FERRY MUSKET. Dated 1854. Muzzle loader, brass mounts and patch-box, length 32 in., ramrod.

67. FIARPER'S FERRY U. S. TAPE LOCK RIFLE. Dated 1859, ramrod, length 33 in., patch-box.

68. HARPER'S FERRY GUN. Converted from Flint Lock U. S. Date 1820. With bayonet and in good condition, length 41^4 in. TAPE- 69 JENKS' CARBINE. U. S. NAVY BREECH LOADING LOCK PERCUSSION. Hammer on side. Made at Herkimer, New York by Reming-

ton, 1847, and so stamped. . Brass mounts. Using a paper cartridge, and the side hammer cocks by opening outward, the barrel is opened by drawing back the top lever. ,11 THE WALP OLE GALLERIES

70. JENKS BREECH LOADING NAVY CARBINE. Dated 1845. Hammer on side of the barrel, cocks by opening outward, barrel is opened by drawing back top lever, stamped "Patents, U. S. N. R. C. P. 1845" on barrel and side of lock has "Win. Jenks" and "N. P. Ames, Springfield, Mass." 24 in. barrel.

71. U. S. SMOOTH BORE MUSKET CONVERTED FROM FLINTLOCK. Stamped R. and D. Johnson and Middletown, Conn., 1827.

Length 2>Sy2 in.

72. JOSLYN BREECH LOADING RIFLED CARBINE. FIRST MODEL. Dated 1864. Metallic cartridge, barrel of blued steel, stamped "Joslyn Fire Arms Co., Stonington, Conn., 1864." The breechblock is hinged and swings to the left for insertion of cartridge, leaf sight; in fine condition.

73. JOSLYN BREECH LOADING RIFLED CARBINE. SEC- OND MODEL. Blued steel. Calibre about .48, metallic cartridge, stamped "Joslyn Fire Arms Co., Stonington, Conn., and patent dates Oct., 1861 and June 24, 1862; stock with dents. Brass band and trigger guard.

74. MODEL OF 1864. U. S. BREECH LOADER. By "B. F. Joslin" Metallic Cartridge, rim fire, ramrod, stock

ornamented by owner with star and "J. P." Length 36% i n - lock stamped "M. 726."

75. JOSLYN'S BREECH LOADING RIFLED CARBINE. Metallic cartridge, centre fire "hump" breech swings to left ; lo load. Marked "Joslyn Fire Arms Co., Stonington, Conn." and made under their patents of Oct. 3, 1861 and June 4, 1862. Purchased at St. George, Bermuda, in April, 1911.

76. KYNOCHS PATENT MUSKET MADE IN ASTON, ENG- LAND. Breech Loader, finely made blued barrel, stamped "Knyoch

Gun Factory, Aston" with bolt and magazine mechanism ; ramrod, length 31 in.

77. LEE-REMINGTON NAVY REPEATING RIFLE. Altered to sporting. 45-70 calibre, model 1879. The model used in the U. S. navy up to the Spanish War. 33 inch barrel. Condition good.

78. DOUBLE BARRELLED SHOT GUN. Percussion. Complete. English make. Stamped "Lewis & Tomes." Engraved with pheasants, etc., 28 inch Damascus barrels, about 16 gauge. A good gun in good condition. ;

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79. LINDSAYS PATENT WITH TWO TRIGGER-HAMMERS

• AND ONE BARREL. Length 39 1/16 in., ramrod. Percussion, and a rare form, not illustrated in the Lowell collection.

80. TARGET GUN. Marked "Joseph Lurch, New York." Octagon barrel, 1. 21 1/16 in., brass lock and butt plate; checked grip and cheek piece. Very rare early American piece.

81. RIFLED CARBINE. MAYNARD'S PATENT, 1851-1859. Breech Loader, Cal. .44, metallic cartridge fired with percussion cap partly octagon barrel of blued steel, stamped with ; Dr. Edward Maynard's patents and marked "Mass. Arms Co., Chi- copee Falls, Mass."

82. MAYNARD TAPE LOCK CARBINE. Washington stamp, no date, made at Chicopee Falls, Mass. blued steel, patch box, no date. (Main spring broken.)

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Flint locks No. 83 (top), No. 84, No. 85

83. HARPER'S FERRY FLINT LOCK SMOOTH BORE MUS- KET. Lock marked "Harper's Ferry 1830" and "U. S." with spread eagle. 42 in. barrel marked "U. S.", "T. W." and "P."; trigger guard marked "ABC." Ramrod. Original flint. The Harper's Ferry Small Arms enjoyed a tremendous reputation and were considered second to none of their kind in the world. (Illustrated) 12 THE WALPOLE GALLERIES

84. WATER'S FLINT LOCK SMOOTH BORE MUSKET. Made by Asa Waters of Millbury, Mass., in 1836 and so

marked, with the 42-inch barrel dated 1824 ; has ramrod and flint. In fine condition. (Illustrated)

85. RARE U. S. FLINT LOCK MUSKET. Marked "N. Haven" within a scroll; made by Eli Whitney Sr., either under the 1789 or 1808 contract. With the brass pan (which did not come into general use until 20 years later), an improvement originating with Whitney; oval-face hammer and the lock with a flat face and flint. Very fine condition. (Illustrated)

86. MAYNARD'S BREECH LOADING RIFLED CARBINE. Maynard's patents, 1851-1859 and with Chicopee, Mass. Stamp. Metallic cartridge, and calibre .50. Blued steel barrel.

87. MERRILL'S (BALTIMORE) PATENT. Dated 1858. Breech loader, combustible cartridge, No. 7078 with patent of 1861, brass mounts and patch-box, ramrod, length 31 in., calibre .54.

PISTOLS, REVOLVERS, ETC.

(1st Row), No. 95, No. 94, No. 93 No. 92 (2nd Row), No. 91, No. 90, No. 88

88. SLOCUM REVOLVER. Cylinder movable in sections. Engraved frame, some of silver plating still showing. Rosewood grips. Made by the "Brooklyn Arms Co., Morris Patent of 1863." Good condition. Getting very scarce. (Illustrated)

89. SLOCUM REVOLVER. The same in about same good condition. :

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90. GENUINE PHILADELPHIA DERRINGER. Percussion, with J ramrod. Length 6 /2 inches. Calibre about .45. German silver mounts. Butt has been split and neatly repaired, otherwise in new condition. This is the "bulldog" size and one of the rarest models. (Illustrated)

91. FINE ENGLISH FLINTLOCK OVERCOAT POCKET PIS- TOL. l Length 8 /2 inches. Round barrel about 20 gauge. Mount- ings beautifully chiseled and engraved and gold plated. The elaborate mountings are surrounded by scroll carved- work on the wood frame. The side plate is pierced work showing battle trophies. Marked on lock "Rimes, London." A choice and handsome old piece in very fine condition. (Illustrated)

92. PHILADELPHIA DERRINGER. Percussion. Almost equally good condition. 2^4 inch barrel. 6y2 inches over all. Silver or plated mounts. Stamped on barrel "Hyer & Goodrich, Agents, N. O." (New Orleans.) Barring slight crack in wood fore-end in prime condition. An expert says of this pistol

"Several years ago I was privileged to see the Derringer with which J. Wilkes Booth shot President Lincoln. This pistol is the same size and I believe it to be a mate to the one that played a part in the great tragedy." (Illustrated)

93. PHILADELPHIA DERRINGER. Length 5} 2 inches over all. Beautifully browned barrel showing all the original finish. Stamped as usual "Derringer, Philadelphia" on lock and barrel. German silver mountings. A scarce piece, in very fine condition. (Illustrated)

94. GENUINE PHILADELPHIA DERRINGER. Percussion, \y2 inch barrel. One of the smallest models. Stamped "Derringer, Philadelphia" on lock and barrel. Very fine condition. (Illustrated)

95. GENUINE PHILADELPHIA DERRINGER. Percussion. Length S /l 2 inches. Beautifully finished. Browned barrel. Silver or silver plated trigger guard, but plate, name plate, etc., much engraved. Stamped "Derringer, Phila- delphia" on lock and barrel. A handsome piece in almost factory condition. (Illustrated)

96. OLD U. S. ARMY PISTOL, MODEL 1842.

Percussion. Stamped "H. Aston, 1849." . First model adopted by U. S. Gov't, after flintlocks. Fine condition. 14 THE WALP OLE GALLERIES

97. COLT CIVIL WAR PERIOD OFFICER'S REVOLVER. Percussion, with browned barrel and chamber. 7j4 inch barrel about calibre .36, 6 shot. "Address Sam'l Colt, New York, U. S. America" and marked "Engaged 16 May 1843.", Very fine condition.

98. COLT'S CIVIL WAR OFFICER'S REVOLVER.

• Percussion. 5 inch barrel. Calibre .31. 6 shot. Ivory handle and ornate brass frame. "Address Col. Sam'l Colt, New York, U.S.A." and "Colt's Patent." Condition very fair.

99. COLT ARMY REVOLVER (Modern). J Frontier model. Calibre .45. 5 /2 inch barrel. Single action. Walnut stock. Western grip. Stamped "U. S." on lock and on barrel, "Colt's P't. F. A. M'f'g. Co. Hartford, Ct., U.S.A." Excellent condition.

(1st Row) No. 100 No. 101 (2nd Row) No. 103 No. 102

100. SIX SHOT REVOLVER (REMINGTON) Percussion, paper caps, Calibre .44, octagon barrel. (Illustrated)

101. COLT DRAGOON, and a very unusual one. The barrel and cylinder are London proved, and the number is 329. This is one of the first Dragoons made and was proved in London before the establishment of the Colt London factory. Scarce piece, in good condition. Stamped "Address Sam'l Colt, New York City, Colts Patents." (Illustrated) PISTOLS 15

102. HANDSOME LE MAT REVOLVER. Percussion. 10 shot. Ejector on left side. Stamped barrel "Col. Le Mat, Paris." Beautifully reblued to new condition. Length 13 inches. Superposed barrels. The top one rifled, about 40 cal., the lower, two inches shorter, about 16 gauge for buckshot charge. A movable nose on hammer fires either charge.

These revolvers were brought over by blockade runners during the Civil War and sold to Confederate officers as high as $200 each. Rare Piece, of unique design and in very fine condition. (Illustrated)

103. KERR REVOLVER (ENGLISH). Percussion. Calibre .45. Stamped "London Armoury" and Kerr's Patent No. 2150. This was the popular revolved among Confederate officers during the Civil War, many hundreds of them having been brought over to Southern ports by English blockade runners and commanded high prices. Condition good. (Illustrated)

(1st Row) 104 105 106 (2nd Row) 107 108 109 (3rd Row) 110 111 112 113

104. SMITH 6> WESSON EARLY MODEL REVOLVER.

5 shot .31 calibre. Barrel swings up from center. ' Stamped on barrel "Smith & Wesson, Springfield, Mass. Pat'd Apl. 3, 1855 and July 5, 1859." Nickel plated. Rosewood grips. In almost new condition. (Illustrated) 16 THE WALPOLE GALLERIES

105. HAMMOND BULL DOG PISTOL Calibre .41. Made by the Connecticut Arms Co., Naubuc, Conn, hence known among collectors as the "Naubuc." Single shot, breech swings out to left to admit cartridge. Nickel plated, checked rubber grips and almost new condition. (Illustrated)

106. POND REVOLVER. Rosewood grips, with screw driver in butt. Calibre .32. Rim fire. L. W. Pond's patent of July 10, I860. A good example of the Civil war time revolvers, each having some ingenious l feature. This breaks upward to load. Length 9 /2 inches. In fine condition. From the Schott collection. (Illustrated)

PEPPER BOXES, ETC.

107. RARE W. W. MARSTON PEPPERBOX. "W. W. Marston's Patent 1849." Ribbed barrel. Six shots. Enpravedo frame. William AValker Marston and Ethan Allen were contemporaries, Marston being, however, the much young- er man and his experiments and factories were in New York. He was a noted inventor and maker of early day firearms and examples of even his later work are becoming very scarce. This piece is his own output before he had as partners, first Sprague and then Knox, in later years. Fine condition. (Illustrated)

108. MARSTON & KNOX PEPPERBOX. Six shot. .31 calibre. Ribbed barrel, top snap hammer. W. W. Marston's Patent of 1849. Stamped "W. W. Mar- l ston & Knox, New York." Engraved frame. Length 8 /2 inches. Good condition. Scarce. (Illustrated)

109. RARE ALLEN & THURBER PEPPERBOX. Made at Norwich, Conn. Ribbed barrels. 6 shot. .30 calibre. Length 7 inches. A rare old veteran. One of the earliest of this model gun. Thurber was the famous Ethan Allen's brother-in-law and first partner, and Norwich was their early factory. This is a very scarce example of their early work and in fine condition. (Illustrated)

110. REMINGTON-ELLIOT. Four barreled. Ring trigger.' .32 calibre Rosewood grips. Stamped "Elliot's Patents May 29, 1860, etc., Manufactured by E. Remington & Sons, Ilion, N. Y." Condition fine. (Illustrated) PISTOLS 17

111. SHARP'S FOUR BARRELLED PISTOL. Nickeled frame. Embossed rubber grips. .22 calibre Stamped "C. Sharp & Co., Phila., Pa. C. Sharp's Patent."

Almost factory condition. Scarce. (Illustrated)

112. MARSTON THREE SHOT PISTOL. Barrels superposed. Engraved frame. Barrels 3 inch. Stamped "Wm. W. Marston, Patented May 26, 1857, New York City, improved 1864." Rosewood grips. Fine condition. Scarce. (Illustrated)

113. ELLIOT PEPPERBOX. 5 shot. Calibre .22. Beautifully reblued. Rosewood grips. Left grip slightly nicked, otherwise in very fine condition. A handsome specimen. (Illustrated)

114. MARSTON & KNOX PEPPERBOX. Similar to foregoing but half an inch shorter barrel. Same model and stamped as above. Slightly inoperative, otherwise in equally good condition. Scarce.

115. PAIR PERCUSSION CARRIAGE PISTOLS. Made by Richards, of London. Twist Octagonal barrels, about 38 calibre. Length 10^. inches. German silver frames, thimbles and cap boxes. Engraved frames, hammers and guards. Checked grips, etc. In rosewood, plush lined case with caps, bullet mould, worm, etc. Case marked "John Van Vorst."

Very choice pair of pistols in fine condition.

116. COLT'S PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Officer's model. Civil war period. 5 shot. Calibre .36. Fluted chamber. Rosewood grips. Silver mounted. 4y2 inch barrel. No. 2717. All in beautiful, new condition. Scarce.

117. COLT PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Officer's model. Civil war period. 5 shot. Calibre .31. Sim- ilar to foregoing except in calibre and chamber which has the Western holdup scene engraved upon it. Stamped Address "Sam'l Colt, New York City" and "Colts Patent." Condition fine, some of the factory finish still showing.

118. COLT'S PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Similar to foregoing, same calibre, size, etc. Not in same but very fair condition and an earlier model. IS THE WALPOLE GALLERIES

SWORDS, RAPIERS, ETC.

119. ANCIENT ITALIAN RAPIER.

Length 52 inches. The guard is round and fluted with straight quillons and hand guard. Cloth covered grips studded with brass nails. Cast brass pommel with figure and animal designs. Period about 1650. From the celebrated Schott Collection. Good condition and a very rare piece.

120. FINE FRENCH DUELLING RAPIER. Beautifully chiseled bronze guard showing flags, halberds,

guantlets, etc., surrounded by oak and bay leaf border, triangular blade, sharkskin grips, wirebound, plumed knight's head pommel. Period about 1725-50. A rare piece in fine condition from the Schott collection.

121. FINE PAIR FRENCH DUELLING SWORDS. Length 41 y2 inches with triangular blades. Perforated brass pineapple-shaped pommels. Period early 1700's. Condition fine.

122. SPANISH WAR CADET SWORD. Length 33 inches with handsomely etched blade, engraved "Fabrico de Toledo, Ano D 1895" and Spanish coat of arms. Bronze mountings. A relic of the Spanish-American war. A nice piece in good condition.

123. OLD BROAD SWORD. Horn handle. Carved with "Arm and hammer."

124. TWO ENGINEER'S SWORDS. With serrated edge for clearing brush, etc. Enclosed grip; one marked "Robt. Mole & Sons, Makers, Birmingham."

125. TWO SWORD BAYONETS. One marked "Collins & Co., Hartford, Conn." and one dated 1861.

126. TWO SWORD BAYONETS. Metal scabbards.

127. SEVEN BAYONETS. Trench tool, with bayonet hold, old leather scabbard. (9 pes.)

128. BOX OF BRASS GUN RESTS, with screw ends. ;

GUNS 1"

FLINTLOCKS, CARBINES, MUSKETS, ETC.

Flintlocks, Etc. No. 129 (top) 130, 131, 132

129. VALLEY FORGE FLINT LOCK MUSKET AND BAYONET. Very fine old heavy example made by "W. L. Evens V. Forge'"; 41 in. barrel and lock both dated 1827; ramrod and flint. (Illustrated)

130. OLD FLINT LOCK MUSKET.

Brass mounts, checked grip in an unsual pattern ; 40-inch barrel and ramrod; carved lock lettered "A. W. Spies War- ranted." Flint. Said to have belonged to General Hamilton's family. (Illustrated)

131. WHITNEYVILLE U. S. RIFLED PERCUSSION MUSKET. Calibre .69, dated 1863, made by Eli Whitney in Connecticut r and stamped "U. S. W hitney-ville" and the date"1863" ; 34-inch barrel dated 1863, and ramrod. (Illustrated)

132. FINE FLINT LOCK MUSKET. Proof marks and "W. R." on barrel of 30^4 in. in length has ramrod, flint, and name-plate. (Illustrated)

133 MERRILL'S BREECH LOADING RIFLED CARBINE. Dated 1858 and 1861 SECOND MODEL. Also brass mounted, with a variation in the plunger spring. 20 THE WA LP OLE GALLERIES

134. MERRILL'S BREECH LOADING RIFLED CARBINE: FIRST MODEL. Brass mounted and brass patch-box, paper cartridge; serial number 5198; breech closed by a plunger connected to a lever on top of barrel, hinged at its rear, and marked "J. H. Merrill, Balt'o. Pat. July 1858" repeated on lock with "Apl & May 21-28, 1861."

135. U. S. MUZZLE LOADING MUSKET. Dated 1864. Percussion, marked "U. S. Jas. D. Mowry, Norwich Conn." 40-inch barrel and ramrod, stock battered.

136. NEEDHAMS ALTERATION OF THE SPRINGFIELD RIFLE. Patent 1864. Lock stamped "U. S. Bridesburg, 1864" percussion-rifled, cylinder holds one cartridge and is revolved by a lever. Length, 36 in. Very rare, one of the rarest of the U. S. alterations. The Brides- burg Works (A. Jenks & Co.), now at Philadelphia.

137. NEW HAVEN MUSKET. Model 1808. No date. Converted from Flint Lock. Smooth Bore. Cal. .69. Length 42 in. Ramrod.

138. NEW HAVEN MUSKET. Model 1808. Smooth bore cal. .69, same as No. 137 with a patent breech, originally had a revolving hammer. Ramrod, length 42 in.

139. N. Y. STATE MILITIA BREECH LOADER. 1867-1871. Remington metallic cartridge original bayonet 34%-inch ; ; barrel.

140. RIFLED PERCUSSION MUSKET. Springfield Model Cal. .58, lock stamped "1864" and "U. S." under eagle; and "S. N. & W. T. C. FOR MASSACHU- SETTS." Made by S. Norris and W. T. Clement for the state of Massachusetts. Illustrated in the Lowell catalogue.

141. "NORTH" CARBINE. Dated 1849. Breech Loader, stamped "U. S." and "S. North, Midl'tn, Conn." ramrod. Good example of a Hall Percussion Breech-loading Carbine. Col. J. H. Hall's Patent, with North's improvement, where the lock is held closed by a side-lever instead of an under-catch, otherwise a soldier might carelessly blow off his thumb.

142. U. S. SMOOTH BORE PERCUSSION. Converted from Flint lock, stamped "S. North and Middle- town, 1824." Oval patch-box, ramrod, length 35^4 in. Two notches and "13" roughly cut in the stock. GUNS 21

143. VOLCANIC REPEATING CARBINE. Forerunner of the Winchester, the latter company having bought out the Volcanic Company and followed up the manu- facture with improvements. Calibre 36, 16 inch barrel, Pat. Feby. 14, 1854. Inoperative but missing spring attached; otherwise condition good. Very Scarce. (Illustrated)

144. U. S. ARMY PISTOL, MODEL 1855, with Maynard primer. A good companion for foregoing piece, being the last model made by the Government, relying upon contractors since for pistols and revolvers. This model adopted at the time Jeff.

, Davis was Secretary of War of the U. S. Marked "Spring- field 1856." With detachable stock to make carbine of it. Good condition. (Illustrated)

145. OLD FLINT LOCK. Hammer broken. Ramrod missing and damage to stock.

146. OFFICER'S SHOTGUN. Dated 1869. Breech-loader, No. 15515, inspector's monogram but no name of maker; 35-inch rifle barrel and short stock.

147. OLD SOUTHERN RIFLE MARKED "H. NOOK" AND "J. A. M." Converted from Flint Lock. Made in the South. Ramrod. Length 45, time crack in stock.

148 ORIGINAL MUZZLE LOADER SPRINGFIELD MUSKET. (CONVERTED TO BREECH.) Blued steel; lock dated "Springfield 1863"; with the original bayonet and ramrod. Length 35% in. Converted to metallic cartridge breech-loader, with the new breechblock dated 1869-; the grip wrapped with fine copper wire. 22 THE WALPOLE GALLERIES

149. PALMETTO MUSKET. SOUTH CAROLINA, 1852. Muzzle loader, lock stamped "Palmetto Armory (palmetto tree) S. C." and "Columbia, S. C. 1852," cal. .58, 33 inch, brass mounted barrel and patch-box; stock dented, ramrod.

150. PALMETTO MUSKET. SOUTH CAROLINA 1852. Percussion; Lock stamped "Palmetto Armory, (palmetto tree) S. C." and Columbia, S. C. 1852." Cal. .58, ramrod, few dents in stock, barrel marked W. G(laze) & Co. Length 42 in., brass mounts.

151. PEABODY'S PATENT RIFLE. Model of 1862. Breech loader with bayonet and ramrod; Movable chamber pivoted in front under the barrel, center fire by percussion. Stamped on lock "Man'f'd by the Providence Tool Co. Provi- dence R. I." Length 32% in.

' 152. PERCUSSION-CAP SHOT-GUN. MUZZLE LOADER. Very light weight, half octagon 34%-inch barrel showing copper.

153. PERCUSSION-CAP MUSKET. Converted from flint-lock. One of the first American Models. Made between 1796 and 1800. 45-inch barrel, ramrod, stock battered, and crude initials scratched on.

An interesting example of the Old "long bore" and in its day a fine piece with an attempt at decoration on the hammer.

154. U. S. SMOOTH BORE MUSKET. Marked "L. Pomeroy." Length 40% in., Cal. .69, converted from a flintlock, ramrod.

In 1800 Lemuel Pomeroy (6th Generation of gunsmiths) moved to Pittsfield, bringing with him the anvil used by his forefathers, Eldad and Seth (a famous Indian fighter), in 1640.

155. U. S. MUZZLE LOADER. MUSKET, dated 1864. Percussion, 40-inch barrel and ramrod, barrel and lock date 1864. Stamped "Providence Tool Co., Providence, R. I." (J. B. Anthony.)

156. RARE BREECH LOADING RIFLED CARBINE. Maker unknown, loads underneath the barrel, with concealed

lock and hammer in the stock. No marks of any kind ; indented 22% in. barrel, and light butt of 15% in.

157. U. S. REMINGTON MADE AT HERKIMER, N. Y. 1848. And so stamped on the lock, brass mounted percussion, brass patch box, length 32% in., ramrod. GUNS

No. 158 (top), 159, 160 159 160

158. FINNISH RIFLE. PERCUSSION. Used in the war of 1709 between Finland and Russia. Rifled octagon barrel; full-length curly maple half octagon-shape stock, with sliding chamber holding a number of hand made the strap-hold- bullets ; the bullet-mould and cleaner attached to

ramrod ; time-crack in stock. er ; brass swivel and (Illustrated)

159. WINCHESTER REPEATING MAGAZINE ARMY RIFLE. Calibre .44, metallic cartridge and brass breech magazine in marked "Winchester Re- the stock ; Serial No. 123544. Barrel peating Arms, New Haven, Ct. King's Improvement Patent, Mch. 25, 1866, October 16, 1860." Beautiful condition, in leather and canvas gun-case. (Illustrated)

160. ROPER REVOLVING BREECH LOADING SHOT GUN. Calibre .64, four shots; marked "Roper Repeating Rifle Co., Amherst, Mass. Patented April 10th, 1866." Good condition. A fine gun. (Illustrated) 24 THE WALPOLE GALLERIES

161. REMINGTON TAPE LOCK RIFLE MUZZLE LOADER. Model of 1857. Percussion, checked grip, length 41 1/16 in., scratched initials on the stock "W. B. C", ramrod.

162. REMINGTON RIFLE SWORD BAYONET (No bayonet). Lock incised with eagle and "U. S. Remington's Ilion, N. Y." and the date 1863. Blued steel barrel, brass mounts and patch box, barrel stamped 1865, length 32 9/16 in.

163. REMINGTON-SPRINGFIELD RIFLE. Marked "U. S. N. Springfield, 1870." Remington patent by the Remington Arms Co., ramrod.

Purchased from an officer in the dockyard at Bermuda.

164. REMINGTON MUSKET, Model 1873. The musket with which the New York City and State Na- tional Guard were ecmipped in the 70's. Complete, stock dented but otherwise condition good.

165. SHARP'S METALLIC CARTRIDGE RIFLE AND BAYONET.

.50 Calibre. September 12, 1848, also marked Sharp's pat., 1852 and R. S. Lawrence, pat., 1859. Ramrod and bayonet. Length 3J3/16, checked grip. No. 55,103.

166. SHARP'S RIFLE WITH OCTAGON BARREL. Dated 1852. Breech loader, calibre .44, metallic cartridge, brass patch box, 24-inch barrel with incised design.

Made by the Sharp's Rifle Mfg. Co., Hartford, Conn., and the first breech-loading carbine to replace the discarded "Hall." It has two triggers, one for cocking and one for firing.

167. SHARP'S BREECH LOADING SPORTING RIFLE. An old rifle in fine condition. Stamped "Sharp's Patent 1848. No. 10977," and "Sharp's Pat. 1852" on lock. On 26 inch barrel stamped "Sharp's Rifle Manuf'g Co., Hartford, Conn."

168. SHARP'S BREECH LOADING RIFLED CARBINE. Combustible cartridge, brass mounts and patch box stamped "C. Sharp's Patent, 1852" also 1848 and serial number 2092.

169. SHARP'S BREECH LOADING RIFLED CARBINE. Metallic cartridge, percussion cap; marked "Sharp's Patent,

1846, 16054" ; brass mounts and patchbox. Made by the Sharp Rifle Co., Hartford, Conn. '

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Flintlocks No. 170 (top), 171, 172, 173

170. U. S. FLINT LOCK SMOOTH BORE AND BAYONET Dated 1829. Marked with an eagle and "L. Pomeroy" (Pittsfield, Mass.). 42-inch barrel, stock damaged at lock, ramrod, and flint.

The Pomeroys were among the earliest and best armorers in this country, having held to that profession since 1635. (Illustrated)

171. SPRINGFIELD "EAGLE'S HEAD" FLINT LOCK SMOOTH BORE MUSKET. On the lock is stamped an Eagle's head with beak pointing down to the word "Springfield," and a similar eagle's head is found on the barrel. 39% in. barrel; ramrod. Fine condition.

Rare ; not found in the Lowell collection ; with flint. (Illustrated)

172. . EVENS FLINT LOCK SMOOTH BORE MUSKET. Dated 1827. Marked "V. Forge" and "1827 U. S." 40-inch barrel and

ramord ; brass pan, original flint. In fine condition. (Illustrated)

173. MISSOURI SMOOTH BORE FLINT LOCK MUSKET. Muzzle loader with the original flint; 41% in. barrel with date 1821, brass mounts and brass pan to lock. Ramrod.

Used by the Missouri Militia or troops about the time the state was admitted to the Union. (Illustrated) ;

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174. SHARP'S BREECH LOADING RIFLED CARBINE.

Metallic cartridge, patented Sep. 12, 1848, Oct. 5, 1852 and R. S. Lawrence patent, 1859.

175. SHARP'S BREECH LOADING RIFLED CARBINE. Percussion and tape lock, metallic patch-box. Cartridge Mark "C. Sharp's Patent, Sep. 12, 1848," also 1852; "R. S. Lawrence Patent, Apl. 12, 1859." Fine condition.

176. SHARP'S BREECH LOADING RIFLED CARBINE.

Percussion and tape-lock ; metallic cartridge ; marked with Sharp's Patent 1848 and 1852, and the Lawrence Patent of 1859. No. 97012.

177. SHARP'S BREECH LOADING RIFLED CARBINE. Combustible cartridge, brass mounts and patch box, stamped "Sharp's Patent 1852," also 1848 and serial number 14,110.

178. SHARP'S BREECH LOADING RIFLED CARBINE. Metallic cartridge, patented Sep. 12, 1848. Oct. 5, 1852 and R. S. Lawrence patent, 1859. Has brass patch box. Barrel stamped "Sharp's Rifle Manfg. Co., Hartford, Conn." Serial No. 61,545.

179. SHARP'S RIFLE SWORD BAYONET (No Bayonet). Model 1859. Marked Sharp's Patent 1848 and 1852, and R. S. Lawrence Patent 1859. No. 36,929, breech loader, combustible cartridge, patch box.

180. SHARP'S BREECH LOADING RIFLED CARBINE. Combustible cartridge, cap lock, mark "C. Sharp's patent, Oct. 5, 1832" and R. S. Lawrence patent Apl. 12, 1859."

181. SHARP'S BREECH LOADING RIFLED CARBINE. Metallic cartridge, with mark "C. Sharp's Patent, Oct. 5th, 1852" and "R. S. Lawrence Patent April 12, 1859."

182. SHARP'S CADET RIFLE. Stamped "Pat. 1852" and "1844." Model 1863. Breech Loader. Combustible Cartridge, marked "R. S. Lawrence patent, 1859," with patch-box (made at Hartford, Conn.). Length 29yA in.

183. SPIARP'S & HANKIN'S BREECH LOADING RIFLED CAR- BINE (1859). Blued steel Calibre .56, metallic cartridge, rim fire; operated by a lever under the barrel, marked "Sharp's & Hankin's, Philadelphia" and "Pat. 1859." Very rare; Illustrated in the Lowell catalogue. 27

184. L. C. SMITH DOUBLE BARRELLED BREECH LOADING SHOT GUN. (Modern.) Hammers; 30 inch twist barrels; rebounding locks; pistol grip; 12 guage. Right barrel, choke; left barrel modified. On barrel "Hunter Arms Co., Fulton, N. Y." On lock "L. C. Smith." About new condition. A good gun.

185. CARBINE: SMITH'S PATENT. 1847. Breech Loader, stamped "Poultney & Trimble, Baltimore, U.S.A." Blued steel, fine condition.

186. SHARP'S MODEL BREECH LOADING CARBINE. Combustible cartridge and both Tape and Cap Lock; patch- box. 29% in. barrel with Sharp's Patents of 1848 and 1859, also R. S. Lawrence patent, April 12, 1859, fine condition.

187. SPANISH MAUSER 8 MM. MUSKET. Relic of the Spanish war, being one of the guns surrendered to the U. S. Model 1893. Spanish Coat of Arms and "Berlin 1894" beneath it. Fine condition. J/

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English Flintlocks No. 188 (top) No. 189

188. ENGLISH SMOOTH BORE FLINT LOCK MUSKET. "Barnett, London" stamped on lock; 39 j4 in. barrel numbered "17"; brass mounts, ramrod and flint; the stock with oval stamp 'Barnett Minories, London." No date. Barnett has been making guns in England since 1600. (Illustrated)

189. OLD ENGLISH FLINT LOCK "TOWER" MUSKET.

With the original flint ; brass mounts and ramrod. Mark "Tower" in a curve across end of lock-plate (of date about 1760), and with "crown" and "G. R." on the lock (either George II, 1727-1760, or George III, 1760-1820). Letters "I B" cut in stock. An old English Muzzle Loader, bought from a Negro in Bermuda in 1911; somewhat time-worn. (Illustrated) ;

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190. SPANISH REMINGTON RIFLE SWORD BAYONET (No Bayonet). 1864-68. Breech Loader, centre fire, blued steel, marked "Remingtons llion N. Y. U. S. A." on lock; ramrod, length 33% in.

191. "SPANISH REMINGTON" CARBINE. Breech Loader, metallic cartridge, no date, centre fire.

192. SPANISH REMINGTON RIFLE. Phillipines, F. B. on barrel, centre action, percussion, blued steel barrel, ram rod; length 33% in.

193. SPANISH CUBAN REMINGTON.

Breech loader with metallic cartridge; ramrod, length 33% in -

1.94. SPENCER REPEATING RIFLED CARBINE.

7-shot magazine and model of 1865 ; serial No. 16,730 and

two inches shorter than the earlier models ; stock dented.

195. SPENCER REPEATING CARBINE: INDIAN MODEL WITH 7-SHOT MAGAZINE, Patent of 1860. The same, serial 10164, fine blued steel and beautiful condition.

196. SPENCER REPEATING RIFLED CARBINE.

7-shot magazine and model of 1865 ; 16 in. barrel. Serial No. 23821, metallic cartridge, magazine in stock, Patent Mch. 6, 1860, mark "Manfg. at Prov. R. I. Burnside Rifle Co."

197. DOUBLE BARREL SHOT GUN,

Percussion cap ; carved and incised mount ; checked grip walnut stock, mark "A. W. Spies." Brass tipped wood ramrod. Length of barrel 29 1/16 in.

198. SPRINGFIELD RIFLE. Transformed from Flint lock. Date 1827. Length 42 in., ramrod.

1.99. OLD U. S. SPRINGFIELD MUSKET. Model 1844. Percussion. Veteran of both Mexican and Civil wars. Stamped on lock Eagle and "Springfield 1844." Condition good. The official U. S. Army rifle for over fifty years. 200. SPRINGFIELD MUZZLE LOADER CARBINE. Percussion; 24% in. barrel, ramrod; lock marked "Spring- field, 1847."

201. SPRINGFIELD MUZZLE LOADER MUSKET.

Percussion, marked "Springfield 1849" ; 40-inch barrel, dated 1861, with bayonet and ramrod.

202. BRASS MOUNTED SPRINGFIELD RIFLE. Dated 1855. Percussion; brass patch-box, length of barrel 33 in., few dents in the stock. GUNS 29

203. SPRINGFIELD TAPE LOCK MUSKET. Dated 1858. Muzzle loader, ramrod, crack in stock and crude "A" and

' "D" either side; length 39 3/16 in.

204. SPENCER REPEATING (MAGAZINE) RIFLE CARBINE INDIAN MODEL WITH 7-SHOT MAGAZINE.

Blued steel ; metallic cartridge. Marked "Spencer repeating Rifle Co., Boston, Mass.," patented March 6, 1860. This was C. M. Spencer's patent, having a thin removable steel

loading-chamber, which can be taken out and reloaded ; has cartridge magazine in stock. Serial number 31,366.

205. SPRINGFIELD RIFLE. Dated 1861. Muzzle loader, marked "U. S. Springfield" short stock and

barrel holder indented at ramrod holder ; 40-inch octagon barrel; butt carved with "16."

206. SPRINGFIELD RIFLE. Dated 1861. Made by the Remington Arms Co., I lion, N. Y., muzzle

loader ; 40-inch barrel dated 1866 ; ramrod.

207. SPRINGFIELD RIFLE. Dated 1862. Muzzle loader with the marker's name "Manton" in old English lettering; barrel dated 1863 and ramrod, trigger "blued." REVOLVERS, PISTOLS, ETC. 208. COLT CIVIL WAR PERIOD NAVY REVOLVER. Percussion. Calibre .45. The Colt of song and story, "the winner of the West." Although a "navy" model it was is- sued to both army and navy in the war and when ex-soldiers took up their land grants in the West their boon companion was the old "peacemaker." Brass trigger guard and underf rame. "Colt's Pat. Sept. 10, 1850" and "Address CoL Sam'l Colt, New York, U. S. America." 8 in. barrel. Condition excellent, most of factory finish still showing. (Illustrated)

209. COLT "DRAGOON" REVOLVER. Percussion. One of the much sought variety of Colt's make. All parts numbered 17,983. Usual 6 shot, single action. Ex- ceptionally good condition. "Address Sam'l Colt, New York City." Note that the title "Colonel" is missing and the address is prior to his Hartford factory. It follows the fire and failure

that overtook his start in business in Paterson, N. J. (Illustrated)

210. MOORE REVOLVER, SWING-OUT CYLINDER. Moore's patent of 1860. 7 shot. .31 calibre. Reminiscent of Smith and Wesson early days. Stamped "Manuf'd for Smith & Wesson by Moore's Pat. Fire Arms Co." Burnished and elaborately engraved brass frame and back straps. Whole piece in choice condition and scarce. (Illustrated) 30 THE WALT OLE GALLERIES

(1st Row) 208 209 (2nd Row) 210 211 (3rd Row) 212 213 214

211. SMALL FRENCH REVOLVER.

Stamped "Dumonthier, Inventeur Brevete" ; six shots, rim

fire, double action ; ramrod ; ring end to butt. (Illustrated)

212. FOREHAND & WADSWORTH REVOLVER. "Swamp Angel." 3 inch barrel. .36 calibre, rim fire. Frame, cylinder and barrel nickel plated and elaborately engraved. Ivory handles. Slightly inoperative but easily repaired, otherwise in excellent condition. Scarce. Forehand and Wadsworth were the sons-in-law and successors to Ethan Allen. (Illustrated)

213. RARE FLINTLOCK EPROUVETTE, or Powder Tester. With ornate brass frame and registering wheel. Made by the celebrated Darius Egg, London, and so marked. A scarce piece in fine condition. (Illustrated) 214. COLT HOUSE PISTOL. The celebrated "Clover Leaf" 4 shot model. 3 inch barrel. Brass frame. Calibre .41. Stamped "Colt's House Pistol, Hart- ford, Ct. U.S.A." It was this kind of pistol with which Stokes killed Fisk in 1872. Condition good. Scarce. (Illustrated) PISTOLS

215. CALIBRE NICKEL REVOLVER.

With checked grip, marked "Pat. July 1, 1873," six shots, metallic cartridge.

216. REMINGTON PISTOL. Dated 1866. Calibre .50, metallic cartridge marked "Remingtons Ilion N. Y. U. S. A." Patented May 3rd, Nov. 5th, 1864, April 17th, 1866." Fine condition.

217. REMINGTON CIVIL WAR REVOLVER. Beals Patent. Percussion. 6 shot. .44 calibre. 8 in. barrel. One of the best of the Civil war "Six Guns." Brass trigger guard. Very good condition, good deal of factory finish still showing.

218. REMINGTON (BEAL'S PATENT) PERCUSSION RE- VOLVER.

J Civil war relic. 7 /2 in. barrel. .44 calibre. 6 shot. Condi- tion good. Most of factory finish still showing.

219. KNUCKLE DUSTER, "MY FRIEND." Combination 7 shot, .22 calibre revolver and brass knuckle. Engraved brass frame. No. 3769. Civil war times. Condition good. (Illustrated)

220. COLT REVOLVER. Calibre .22. Six shot. Brass frame. The first model with the high hammer. Rosewood grips. Condition good. (Illustrated)

221. KNIFE PISTOL. Combination of knife and pistol, latter .22 calibre. All in new condition and in chamois case. (Illustrated)

222. COLT DERRINGER. Brass frame. .41 calibre. Rim fire. 2yi in. barrel. Length over all 4^4 in- The last model of this pistol made by Colt. Condition good. (Illustrated)

223. OLD DOUBLE BARRELLED PISTOL. Percussion. Hammers side by side. Barrels 4j4 in. Total length 8/4 in. Left hammer slightly inoperative, otherwise condition good. From an old Colorado Pioneer's collection. (Illustrated) 32 THE WALPOLE GALLERIES

(1st Row) 219 220 221 222 (2nd Row) 223 224 22S

(3rd Row) 226 ' 227 (4th Row) 228 224. MARSTON & KNOX SINGLE SHOT PISTOL. Percussion. Length 8 in. Made by Marston & Knox in New York in Civil war times, before their factory on Second Avenue and 21st Street was raided and burned by the rioters of 1863 who were enraged because Marston and Knox were supplying arms to the U. S. Government. Similar to the foregoing and in same good working condition. Scarce. A souvenir of the time of the New York Draft Riots. (Illustrated) 225. W. W. MARSTON SINGLE SHOT PISTOL. Percussion. Stamped W. W. Marston, New York, 1854." Length 8 in. Half octagon barrel. .31 calibre. Good working condition. Scarce. (Illustrated) 226. OLD ENGLISH FLINTLOCK. A Belt Pistol. Length \\y2 in. Heavy barrel with big bore (about calibre .65). Engraved fancy iron mountings. Finely made lock. Stamped on lock and barrel "Tatham & Egg" famous old Eng- lish arms makers. Grip beautifully cross checked. Belt hook on left side. Finely made piece characteristic of the early English makers who took elaborate pains. Fine condition. (Illustrated) PISTOLS 33

227. FLINTLOCK FIRE-LIGHTER. About the 16th Century. Lock mechanism on outside. Handle much worm eaten with age but not chipped nor broken. Has iron tinder box on front end and sliding lid. An exceedingly rare and very old piece. From the Gilfort collection.

( Illustrated)

228. LONG DUELLING PISTOL. Percussion octagon barrel, carved ; brass mounts, wood ram-

rod and patch-box in the butt. Calibre about .48 ; checked grip. (Illustrated)

229. SAVAGE CIVIL WAR REVOLVER. Percussion. 6 shot. Length 14 inches. Calibre .36. Stamped "Savage R.F.A. Co.,, Middletown, Ct. H. S. North, Patented June 17, 1856," etc. One of the best made of the Civil War revolvers and getting scarce. Good working condition.

230. STARR PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Civil war period. Double action. 6 shot. Calibre .44. 6 inch barrel. "'Starr Arms Co., New York. Starr's Patent Jan. 15, 1856." Many consider the Starr the best of all Civil War small arms. Finely made gun and in new condition.

231. STARR PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Same throughout and in same fine condition.

232. WHITNEY NAVY REVOLVER. Percussion. .36 calibre. CW\\ war period. Similar to the Remington-Beals of the same period and made for the U. S. Government under contract by the celebrated Eli Whitney- Good working condition.

MUSKETS, RIFLES, FLINTLOCKS, ETC.

233. U. S. SPRINGFIELD CIVIL WAR MUSKET, Model 1863. Rebarrelled 1869. Ramrod missing, otherwise very fair condition.

234. SPRINGFIELD MUSKET. Dated 1863.

This is the model and the only one of this style made ; altered to breech-loader, cylinder holding one cartridge and oper-

- ated by a lever ; ramrod, length 28^4 m

235. SPRINGFIELD RIFLE. Dated 1863. Maker "Amoskeag Manfg. Co., Manchester, N. H." and the barrel dated 1863. Muzzle loader, the cap-holder welded in without screw and finished with an eagle. Ramrod. 4 THE WALPOLE GALLERIES

No. 236. Ballard (top). No. 237. Winchester (Indian).

236 BALLARD CARBINE. Civil War and early Western period. Indian relic with the usual brass tack record of slayings. Sometimes the Indians bought them from traders or plainsmen but oftener gotten by force and probably a murdered prospector or settler. .44 cali-

bre. "Ballard's Patent Nov. 5, 1861." 21 inch barrel. Condi- tion fair. (Illustrated)

237. WINCHESTER REPEATING RIFLE, Model 1866. Brass frame. The company's first model, calibre .44, evi- dently been in Indian hands, having the brass tacks with which they kept record of their victims. Condition good. Scarce. (Illustrated)

238. SPRINGFIELD RIFLE. Dated 1863. Stamped "U. S. Eagleville" and the barrel also stamped 1863, ramrod. Made by the Eagle Manufacturing Co. of Mansfield, Conn.

239. SPRINGFIELD MUZZLE LOADER CARBINE.

Percussion cap ; lock stamped ^ 1863 ; made by Wm. Muir &

Co., Windsor Lock, Conn. ; ramrod.

240. SPRINGFIELD RIFLE. Dated 1863.

^ Muzzle loader. Maker "Wm. Muir & Co., Windsor Locks Ct.", barrel stamped 1863 and ramrod.

241. SPRINGFIELD RIFLE. Dated 1863. Muzzle loader marked "U. S. Norwich" and the barrel dated 1864.

242. SPRINGFIELD RIFLE. Dated 1863. Marked "U. S. Norfolk" and the barrel dated 1863. Muz- zle loader with ramrod. ;

GUNS 35

243. SPRINGFIELD RIFLE. Dated 1863.

Muzzle Loader with stamp of "E. Robinson, New York," - barrel also dated 1863, and ramrod.

244. SPRINGFIELD RIFLE. Dated 1863.

Muzzle loader made by C. D. Schubarth, Providence, R. I."

245. SPRINGFIELD RIFLE. Dated 1863. Made by Union Arms Co., New York, barrel dated 1863 ramrod.

246. SPRINGFIELD RIFLE. Dated 1863.

Marked "Whitney-ville" and barrel dated 1863 ; muzzle loader made by Eli Whitney of Whitneyville, Conn.

247. SPRINGFIELD RIFLE. Dated 1864. Muzzle Loader stamped "U. S. Bridesburg" and barrel dated

1864, ramrod ; variation in cap-holder which is welded in, without screw and incised with an eagle.

Made by the Bridesburg Machine Works, Philadelphia, Pa. (Alfred Jenks & Son).

248. SPRINGFIELD RIFLE. Colt's Patent, 1864. With their stamp at Hartford, Conn., lock dated 1864; 40- inch octagon barrel dated 1864, and ramrod.

249. SPRINGFIELD RIFLE. 1864. Made by "Parkers, Snow & Co., Meriden, Conn." barrel also stamped 1864, and ramrod.

250. SHARP'S BREECH LOADING CIVIL WAR CARBINE. T W ith patch box. Stamped "New Model 1860." Lawrence tape primer.

It was the introduction of the Sharp's rifle in the hands of Col. Berdan's crack shots that originated the name and fame of "Sharp- shooter." (Illustrated)

251. SPENCER REPEATING CIVIL WAR CARBINE. This carbine stamped "Spencer Repeating Rifle Co., Boston, Mass. Pat. Mch. 6, 1860." Condition good.

The invention of C. M. Spencer, a 19-year-old boy, who took his model to President Lincoln who tried it out and through the War Department gave young Spencer a large order. (Illustrated) 36 THE WALP OLE GALLERIES

No. 250 (top) 251 252

252. COLT PATERSON REVOLVING PERCUSSION SHOT GUN. Stamped "Patent Arms M'g. Co., Paterson, N. Jersey. Colt's Pat." (about 1840). 6 shot. 32 inch barrel. About 16 gauge. Nothing more sought for than anything from Colt's Paterson tactory (1836-42). Fine condition and extremely rare. (Illustrated)

253. U. S. SPRINGFIELD RIFLE. Dated 1864. Roberts Patent, June 11, 1867. Percussion altered to breech- loader fire ; centre operated by lever above ; ramrod. Length 365-2 in.

254. U. S. SPRINGFIELD BREECH LOADING MUSKET. Marked "Springfield" and "Model 1864," blued steel, ram-

rod bayonet, length of barrel 35 3/16 in. ; with spring pocket in stock at butt.

255. U S. SPRINGFIELD RIFLED PERCUSSION MUSKET. Dated 1864. Lock stamped "Savage R. F. A. Co., Middletown, Conn." and "1864"; 40 inch octagon barrel stamped 1.865 and ramrod. GUNS 37

256. SPRINGFIELD MODEL, RIFLED PERCUSSION MUSKET. Dated 1864.

And stamped "U. S. Trenton" ; 40 inch octagon barrel dated 1864, and ramrod. Made by the Trenton Arms Co., Trenton, N.J.

257. SPRINGFIELD RIFLE. Allen's Patent, 1865. Breech Loader Metallic Cartridge, with

bayonet and ramrod. Length 31)4 i n -

258. SPRINGFIELD RIFLE. Miller's Patent, 1865, Breech Loader Metallic Cartridge with bayonet. Marked "Meriden Mfg. Co., Meriden, Conn.," butt stamped "U. S. 112," length 31 1/16.

259 SPRINGFIELD RIFLE. Model 1866. Lock dated 1863. Breech Loader converted from old Springfield. Ramrod, length 39% in.

260. SPRINGFIELD RIFLE. Model 1869. Lock dated 1863. Breech Loader converted from the old Springfield. Ramrod, length 35^4 in., No. 27,908, stock with slight damage. Several oval initial marks on stock.

261. SPRINGFIELD NAVY RIFLE: REMINGTON PATENT, 1864 and 1869. U. S. Navy. Dated 1870. Ramrod, length 31 in., breech- loader, hing'-d sight.

262. SUPERPOSED RIFLE AND SHOT GUN. Percussion. Stamped on barrel "G. Weis," an old Penn- sylvania gun maker. Period 1850-60, when all were made by- hand. 36 inch round barrels. Shot Barrel about 10 guage. Rifle .41 cal. German silver mountings, patch box, cap box, butt plate, etc. Stock has been broken and repaired neatly. Operates two hammers, side by side. Two ramrods. An odd and rare piece. In good working order. (Illustrated)

263. COLT "LIGHTNING MAGAZINE" REPEATING SPORT- ING RIFLE. Une Vied Vlly 33 THE WALP OLE GALLERIES

No. 262 (top) 263 264

264. OLD BALLARD SPORTING RIFLE. Breech loading. Said to have been given to California Joe by Gen. Custer. "To California Joe from Gen. Custer—1869" is scratched crudely on barrel. California Joe was scout for Gen. Custer in many Indian fights on the plains. The rifle is of the type known as the "Pacific Ballard" highly prized as Buffalo guns and for Indian fighting in the early days of the West. Calibre .45-. 70 and still in good working condition. Rare. (Illustrated)

265. SPRINGFIELD RIFLE (CONVERTED). Model 1870. Lock dated 1864. Serial number 46,511; ramrod; crack in stock and oval initial stamps. Length 35^4 in.

266. GUNS

268. SPRINGFIELD BREECH LOADING RIFLED CARBINE. The Springfield Model of 1873 with metallic cartridge, hammer on side of barrel. Marked "Springfield" and serial number 3421.

269. SPRINGFIELD RIFLE.

Model 1878. Regular Springfield with Bayonet, blued steel,

with ramrod and gun-strap. Length 35 in., stock with stamp "P" in circle.

270. SPRINGFIELD RIFLE. Model 1878. With Buffington Windgauge and Ramrod bayonet. Blued steel barrel, serial No. 52,079; oval initial stamp on lock with scratched date "1891" and two initials cut from stock, which

is stamped "P 42." Length 32 in., gun-strap.

2/1. SPRINGFIELD BREECH LOADING MUSKET.

Model of 1884; 35 inch blued steel barrel and ramrod, marked "Model 1864."

272. U. S. SMOOTH BORE MADE BY "N. STARR." Made in Middletown, Connecticut, 1824. Converted from flint lock to percussion rifled musket, oval patch-box, ramrod,

scratched "J. B. X." on stock, length 36 in.

273. STARR'S BREECH LOADING RIFLED CARBINE.

Paper cartridge, Starr's Patent, Sept. 14, 1858 and marked "Starr Arms Co., Yonkers, N. Y."

274. STARR BREECH LOADING RIFLED CARBINE (1858).

Calibre .56, paper or metallic cartridge, stock dented, marked "Starr Arms Co., Yonkers, N. Y."

275. HALL BREECH LOADING FLINT LOCK MUSKET.

Marked "J. H. Hall Harper's Ferry U. S. 1838." Showing- most of the original condition, with ramrod.

The first breech-loading arm ever patented in the United States and the first or earliest breech-loader ever used by any army. Col. Hall was originally from Yarmouth, Maine, and in 1816 he was sent to Harper's Ferry to superintend the gun which the Government had decided to adopt, where he continued making the Hall rifle until 1840. (Illustrated) 40 THE WALPOLE GALLERIES

276. INDIAN RIFLE. Percussion. Octagon barrel. Ornamented with the usual brass tacks. Stock broken and shows the In- dian's unique method of

repairing with . wet raw- hide. One of the pieces taken from the Sioux braves at Pine Ridge after the Custer massacre. Made by H. E. Leman who, with Colcher, both old Pennsyl- vania gunmakers, seem to have been favorite makers with Plainsmen and In- dians before the days of the Winchester, Ballards and Sharps. Period about 1850-60. Good working condition. (Illustrated)

No. 276 No.' 275 GUNS 41

277. U. S. N. STARR RIFLE. Middle Town, Connecticut. Transformed from Flint lock 1832. Piece of Brass set in the lock, Cal. .75, Length 41% in., ramrod, good condition.

278. RARE TARGET GUN. Lettered "C C" and parts numbered "78." Fine condition, the stock in the natural light wood finish carved with an anchor.

279. BRASS MOUNTED TRYON RIFLE. 1848.

So marked on lock with "Philadelphia, Pa." percussion ; ram- ; rod, brass patch box, barrel stamped "Steel" and "1853" and "U. S." Length 32% in.

280. TURKISH SNYDER ENFIELD RIFLE. Made in England for Turkish troops. Marked "B. S. A. Co., 1868. Ramrod, length 32 in., stock scratched "M A N U," slight damage to stock.

281. "UNION" CARBINE RIFLE. Dated 1862. Breech loader, stamped "Gwynn & Campbell Patent, 1862, Hamilton O." Parts numbered "1756," blued steel part octagon barrel, cal. .50. Sometimes known as the "Cosmopolitan" or "Union" breech-loading rifle carbine using a paper cartridge. Rare; illustrated in the Lowell catalogue.

282. VIRGINIA RIFLE. 1801. Converted Flint Lock to Percussion. Cal. .70. Dated Rich- mond, 1801. Length 41% in., ramrod. Fair condition.

283. HAMMERLESS SPRINGFIELD BREECH LOADER. Dated 1871. 35% inch blued steel barrel, operated by a bolt, lettered "Ward Burton Patent, 1871"; ramrod and brass butt tip.

284. WARNER PATENT SPRINGFIELD CARBINE.

Breech loader ; brass breech and butt-plate, marked "James Warner, Springfield, Mass.," no. date. Very rare carbine, in good condition.

285. U. S. ARMY RIFLE "A. WATERS." Made in Millbury, Conn., 1834, transformed from flintlock, but with date on barrel of 1828. Ramrod, length 42 in.

286. OLD ENGLISH FLINT LOCK MUSKET. Marked "A. W. Spies" on lock which has some incised carv- grip and ramrod piece of stock ing ; checked ; knocked away at barrel. Flint. (Illustrated) 42 THE WALPOLE GALLERIES

English Flint Locks No. 287 (top) No. 288 No. 286

287. FINE ENGLISH FLINT LOCK SHOT GUN.

36 1/16 part octagon barrel; brass trigger guard and butt-tip;

and brass-tipped wooden ramrod ; the stock of the natural light- grain wood. Barrel marked "London."

(Illustrated)

288. ENGLISH SMOOTH BORE FLINT LOCK MUSKET.

Engraved "Tower" at end of lock plate and a large Crown

and "G R" inch barrel, brass mounts ; flint ; stock of ; 36% wood

in natural finish ; and ramrod.

Given to Mr. Steel by Wm. DeVoe, probable date 1760-1770.

(Illustrated)

289. U. S. MUZZLE LOADER MUSKET. Dated 1863.

Percussion cap; marked "Watertown," some dents in stock. 40 inch barrel and bayonet.

290. U. S. SMOOTH BORE MUSKET, marked "M. T. Wickham"

and dated Philadelphia, 1836. Converted from flint-lock, pat-

ent-breech, bayonet, length 42 in. GUNS 43

291. WINCHESTER RIFLE, 1873 Mode,' .44 calibre. A gun with a sinister record. Complete and in working order, but has had hard usage. A prize winner in the "Old Winchester history contest." Accompanying this piece is a statement written on parchment that the arm was the property of Mitchel Bruno of Vinita, Indian Territory, a half-breed Creek In- dian, who was a desperado and bad man generally. He was captured finally by Deputy U. S. Marshal Wm. Hays, who shot a hole in the magazine of Bruno's gun in effecting his arrest. He was taken to Ft. Smith, Ark., and executed March 6, 1887. (Illustrated)

292. WINCHESTER HOTCHKISS RIFLE. Breech Loader, 5 shots with Dummy cartridges, ramrod and bayonet. Several patents, the latest of 1878, blued steel, fired by a centre lock, the firing pin pass- ing through the bolt. Marked with the Hotchkiss patent and "Manufactured by the Winches- ter Repeating Arms Co., New Haven, Conn." etc. 44 THE WALPOLB GALLERIES

293. BRASS MOUNTED "WINDSOR" MUSKET. Dated 1851. Lock stamped "Robbins & Lawrence, Windsor, Vt. 1851," percussion, brass patch-box, blued steel barrel and lock, length 33 in. Original condition and similar to the "Mississippi," also known as the "Yerger," which was made at Harper's Ferry. The gun is rare as many were altered to breech-loading in 1862.

294. BRASS MOUNTED MUSKET. Dated 1855. With Sword Bayonet, marked "E. Whitney" and "N. Haven, 1855;" 33 inch brass bound barrel, with brass patch-box and brass-tipped ramrod, frightful dent in the stock.

295. BRASS MOUNTED MUSKET. Dated 1847. Converted from Whitney's Patent by Robins, Kendall & Law- rence of Windsor, Vt. Muzzle loader; brass patch-box, and

brass-tipped ramrod ; 33-inch barrel.

296. U. S. MUZZLE LOADING MUSKET; Dated 1863.

Percussion ; 40 inch barrel and ramrod, marked "L. G. & Y. Windsor, Vt.," barrel dated 1864, stock dented. Season 1920-1921 Literary and Artistic Prospectus

The Original Drawings made by Bayard Taylor on his travels, in Europe and Africa.

A fine Collection of original European Drawings dating from the Sixteenth Century.

A Collection of Autographs, mainly the property of a New York enthusiast, including many important examples and manu- scripts.

Japanese Color Prints, Japanese Books, Brocades, Art Objects, including Carvings, Netsukes, etc.

The Important Collection of Bookplates of Miss Dorothy plates—one of Furman of Morristown, N. J., being over 8,000 the largest collections in this country.

CONDITIONS OF SALE

1. All bids to be per lot. They are executed free of charge by the Walpole Galleries and the items are bought at the lowest price permitted by competitive bids.

2. The highest bidder to be the buyer ; in case of disputed bids the lot shall be resold, but the Auctioneer will use his judg- ment as to the good faith of all claims and his decision will be final. He may also reject any fractional or nominal bid calculated to delay or injuriously affect the sale.

3. Buyers to give their names and addresses and to make such cash payments on account as may be required, in default of which the lots purchased to be immediately resold.

4. Goods bought to be removed at the close op the sale If not so removed, they will be held at the risk of the purchaser and these Galleries will not be responsible if such goods are lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed. No deliveries will be made during the sale.

5. Terms Cash. If accounts are not paid at the conclusion of the sale, or, in the case of absent buyers, when bills are rendered, these Galleries reserve the right to dispose of the goods without no- tice to the defaulting buyer and all costs of such re-sale will be charged to the defaulter. This condition is without prejudice to the rights of the Company to enforce the sale contract and collect the amount due without such re-sale at its own option.

6. This catalogue has been compiled by a competent cata- described with care and accuracy loguer ; the various lots offered are and they will be sold not subject to return.

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