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Results for Sale 1070, Firearms and Accoutrements. Generated at 3:17:11 PM on Friday, January 13, 2012 Garth's Auctions, Inc. - Auctioneers & Appraisers : Sales Results Page 1 of 16 Results for Sale 1070, Firearms and Accoutrements. Generated at 3:17:11 PM on Friday, January 13, 2012. Prices are inclusive of Buyer's Premium and may be subject to change. Prices shown in US Dollars Lot Description Price 1 WINCHESTER MODEL 1866 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. 7,638 2 *WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. 1,058 3 MARLIN MODEL 1889 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. 1,880 4 J. STEVENS TIP-UP RIFLE. 1,293 5 REILLY OF LONDON PERCUSSION RIFLE. 2,115 6 DOUBLE BARRELED PERCUSSION SPORTING RIFLE. 1,645 7 *WINCHESTER MODEL 1892 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. 3,290 8 WINCHESTER MODEL 1892 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. 1,645 9 WHITNEY- KENNEDY LEVER ACTION RIFLE. 4,465 10 MARLIN MODEL1894 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. 881 11 *WINCHESTER MODEL 1892 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. 1,293 12 SMITH AND WESSON MODEL NO. 2 OLD MODEL REVOLVER. 1,763 13 MOORES PATENT NO. 1 DERINGER. 2,169 14 NEW JERSEY CONTRACT REMINGTON NEW MODEL ARMY REVOLVER. 1,808 15 RARE REMINGTON MODEL 1890 SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER. 3,173 16 PLANT FRONT LOADING ARMY REVOLVER. 881 17 ADAMS PATENT POCKET REVOLVER. 705 18 MOORES PATENT BELT REVOLVER. 705 19 BENJAMIN F. JOSLYN ARMY MODEL REVOLVER. 2,468 20 REMINGTON NEW MODEL ARMY REVOLVER. 1,528 21 REMINGTON NEW MODEL ARMY REVOLVER. 999 22 PERCUSSION BELT OR SASH PISTOL. 558 23 WILLIAM MARSTON DOUBLE-ACTION PEPPERBOX. 588 24 PAIR OF SCREW-BARREL POCKET PISTOLS. 470 25 COLT MODEL 1849 POCKET REVOLVER. 646 26 PINFIRE REVOLVER. 705 27 COLT MODEL 1849 POCKET REVOLVER. 1,058 28 SMITH AND WESSON MODEL NO. 2 OLD MODEL REVOLVER. 2,233 29 PINFIRE REVOLVER. 499 30 TRANTERS PATENT REVOLVER. 1,567 31 SHARPS PEPPERBOX PISTOL. 783 32 SMITH AND WESSON MODEL NO. 1 SECOND ISSUE REVOLVER. 301 33 PINFIRE REVOLVER. 147 34 ALLEN AND WHEELOCK CENTER HAMMER NAVY REVOLVER. 940 35 PRESENTATION SWORD. 705 36 ARTILLERY SWORD. 512 37 SWORD. 881 38 SWORD. 646 39 SWORD. 558 40 SWORD. 558 41 WINCHESTER MODEL1873 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. 1,645 42 SPRINGFIELD TRAPDOOR RIFLE. 1,116 43 *WINCHESTER DELUXE MODEL 1886 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. 5,288 44 BULLARD LEVER ACTION SPORTING RIFLE. 2,350 45 WINCHESTER MODEL1873 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. 2,468 46 MARLIN MODEL 1894 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Unsold 47 *WINCHESTER LEVER ACTION RIFLE. 1,293 48 P.S. JUSTICE MUSKET. 1,880 49 WINCHESTER MODEL1873 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. 1,645 50 WINCHESTER MODEL 1892 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. 1,410 51 HIGHLY UNUSUAL HAMMONDS PATENT RIFLE. 5,288 52 US MODEL 1842 PERCUSSION PISTOL. 734 53 AMERICAN ARMS CO. DOUBLE BARREL DERINGER. 452 54 TWO REVOLVERS. 572 55 DOUBLE BARREL PINFIRE PISTOL. 603 56 COLT MODEL 1860 ARMY REVOLVER. 1,567 http://www.garths.com/asp/results.asp 1/13/2012 Garth's Auctions, Inc. - Auctioneers & Appraisers : Sales Results Page 2 of 16 57 UNUSUAL REVOLVER. 529 58 COLT MODEL 1849 POCKET REVOLVER. 1,175 59 IDD COLT MODEL 1851 NAVY REVOLVER. 2,585 60 *STEVENS VERNIER NEW MODEL POCKET RIFLE NO. 40 1/2. 1,326 61 COLT MODEL 1849 POCKET REVOLVER CONVERSION. 558 62 COLT MODEL 1849 POCKET REVOLVER. 940 63 SMITH AND WESSON MODEL NO. 1 SECOND ISSUE REVOLVER. 271 64 ENGRAVED REMINGTON NEW MODEL CONVERSION REVOLVER. 3,254 65 MERWIN, HULBERT AND COMPANY LARGE FRAME SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER. 1,528 66 GRAVITY PARLOR PISTOL. 2,169 67 PAIR OF PERCUSSION PISTOLS. 904 68 ENGRAVED DERINGER POCKET REVOLVER. 512 69 SMITH AND WESSON MODEL NO. 1 1/2 FIRST ISSUE REVOLVER. 411 70 SMITH AND WESSON NEW MODEL NO. 3 REVOLVER. 1,326 71 CONCERTINA. 353 72 ENGRAVED POWDER HORN. 411 73 ENGRAVED POWDER HORN. 512 74 ENGRAVED POWDER HORN. 646 75 RARE BOOK ON POWDER HORNS. 151 76 CUP, DICE, AND KNIFE. 353 77 THREE DIRKS. 392 78 TWO KNIVES. 241 79 GROUP OF BULLET MOLDS. 1,116 80 TWO BINOCULARS AND A TELESCOPE. 529 81 BALLOT BOX AND TELESCOPE. 323 82 IDD G.A.R. MEMBERSHIP BADGE. 646 83 TWO FOLDING UTENSILS AND A BUTTON. 118 84 TWO SWORDS. 940 85 ***SIX KNIVES. 572 86 FOUR KNIVES. 452 87 TWO DAGGERS. 151 88 *SMITH AND WESSON NEW MODEL NO. 3 REVOLVER. 1,928 89 *****COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER. 1,998 90 COLT MODEL 1851 NAVY REVOLVER. 1,410 91 SMITH AND WESSON MODEL 3 RUSSIAN THIRD MODEL REVOLVER. 1,326 92 SMITH & WESSON MODEL NO. 2 ARMY REVOLVER. 940 93 *STEVENS OFFHAND TARGET MODEL NO. 35 PISTOL. 470 94 REMINGTON DOUBLE DERINGER. 3,173 95 REMINGTON DOUBLE DERINGER. 441 96 ALLEN AND THURBER PEPPERBOX. 1,116 97 GENERAL BENJAMIN BRICES CASED PAIR OF FINE PINFIRE REVOLVERS. 9,400 98 COLT THIRD MODEL DERINGER. 617 99 MERWIN, HULBERT & CO. DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER. 723 100 COLT THIRD MODEL DRAGOON REVOLVER. 3,133 101 MOORES PATENT BELT REVOLVER. 1,567 102 MOORES PATENT BELT REVOLVER. 3,878 103 TWO HOPKINS & ALLEN REVOLVERS. 529 104 ALLEN AND THURBER PEPPERBOX. 764 105 COLT MODEL 1849 POCKET REVOLVER. 558 106 MERWIN, HULBERT AND COMPANY LARGE FRAME SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER. 904 107 REVOLVER. 764 108 BELGIAN COPY OF SMITH & WESSON FRONTIER REVOLVER. 1,058 109 SMITH & WESSON HAND EJECTOR FIRST MODEL D.A. 588 110 SMITH AND WESSON MODEL NO. 1 SECOND ISSUE REVOLVER. 542 111 SMITH & WESSON SAFETY FIRST MODEL D.A. REVOLVER. 147 112 COPY OF A SMITH & WESSON SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER. 264 113 TWO HOPKINS & ALLEN RANGER # 2 REVOLVERS. 382 114 SMITH AND WESSON MODEL NO. 1 THIRD ISSUE REVOLVER. 362 115 ENGRAVED SMITH AND WESSON MODEL NO. 1 1/2 REVOLVER. 2,703 116 COLT OPEN TOP POCKET MODEL REVOLVER. 1,024 117 COLT MODEL 1877 LIGHTNING REVOLVER. 1,808 118 COLT MODEL 1878 FRONTIER DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER. 3,495 119 ALLEN AND THURBER PEPPERBOX. 1,998 120 MANHATTAN SERIES 2 REVOLVER. 2,350 121 COLT POCKET MODEL OF NAVY CALIBER REVOLVER. 2,703 122 *COLT MODEL 1878 FRONTIER DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER. 2,115 123 MOORES PATENT BELT REVOLVER. 2,233 124 CASED WEBLEY-TYPE REVOLVER. 1,880 125 RARE ENGRAVED AND CASED COLT MODEL 1855 SIDEHAMMER ROOT REVOLVER. 7,050 http://www.garths.com/asp/results.asp 1/13/2012 Garth's Auctions, Inc. - Auctioneers & Appraisers : Sales Results Page 3 of 16 126 TWO SMITH & WESSON MODEL 1 SECOND ISSUE REVOLVERS. 482 127 TWO SMITH & WESSON MODEL 1 SECOND ISSUE REVOLVERS. 452 128 SMITH & WESSON MODEL 1 1/2 FIRST ISSUE REVOLVER. 323 129 SMITH & WESSON MODEL 1 1/2 SECOND ISSUE REVOLVER. 823 130 SMITH & WESSON DOUBLE ACTION FOURTH MODEL REVOLVER. 206 131 TWO SMITH & WESSON REVOLVERS. 499 132 SWORD. 382 133 HUNTING SWORD. 499 134 DAGGER. 294 135 KNIFE. 362 136 TWO KNIVES. 940 137 THREE DIRKS. 482 138 ARTILLERY SWORD. 382 139 FOUR KNIVES. 1,880 140 PRESENTATION NCO SWORD. 382 141 TWO SWORDS. 470 142 PRESENTATION SMITH AND WESSON MODEL NO. 1 SECOND ISSUE REVOLVER. 1,998 143 SMITH AND WESSON MODEL 3 RUSSIAN FIRST MODEL. 1,326 144 LUCIUS W. POND POCKET OR BELT REVOLVER. 1,326 145 ENGRAVED NEW HAVEN VOLCANIC LEVER-ACTION REPEATING PISTOL. 9,106 146 MERWIN, HULBERT AND COMPANY LARGE FRAME SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER. 5,581 147 PAIR OF PERCUSSION PISTOLS. 1,293 148 COLT MODEL 1877 LIGHTNING REVOLVER. 646 149 COLT NEW LINE REVOLVER. 1,410 150 IDD COLT MODEL 1849 POCKET REVOLVER. 2,350 151 CHICAGO FIREARMS PALM PISTOL. 1,645 152 COLT NEW LINE REVOLVER. 241 153 COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER. 1,880 154 MODIFIED REMINGTON ROLLING BLOCK TARGET PISTOL. 1,528 155 ALLEN AND WHEELOCK CENTER HAMMER ARMY REVOLVER. 3,055 156 COLT OPEN TOP POCKET MODEL REVOLVER. 646 157 MANHATTAN POCKET REVOLVER. 441 158 IDD SMITH AND WESSON MODEL NO. 1 SECOND ISSUE REVOLVER. 705 159 J.M. COOPER POCKET MODEL DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER. 881 160 COLT MODEL 1860 ARMY REVOLVER. 2,233 161 *WINCHESTER MODEL 1973 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. 999 162 *WINCHESTER MODEL 1895 ARMY SADDLE CARBINE. 3,408 163 WINCHESTER MODEL1892 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. 1,058 164 WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. 1,528 165 WINCHESTER MODEL 1892 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. 2,115 166 PERCUSSION MUSKET. 646 167 SPRINGFIELD PERCUSSION RIFLE. 823 168 PERCUSSION RIFLE. 588 169 MARLIN MODEL1897 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. 499 170 WHITNEY-SCHARF LEVER ACTION RIFLE. 1,410 171 STEVENS VERNIER NEW MODEL POCKET RIFLE. 1,763 172 STEVENS NEW MODEL POCKET RIFLE. 470 173 UNUSUAL MILITIA DISCHARGE. 382 174 THREE PROBATE INVENTORIES THAT INCLUDE SLAVES. 382 175 THREE COLONIAL AMERICAN MANUSCRIPTS. 999 176 COLLECTION OF CIVIL WAR PLAYING CARDS. 118 177 GROUP OF BUCKLES, EPAULETTES, AND A BELT. 294 178 THREE BUCKLES. 353 179 BUCKLE. 181 180 BUCKLES, RIBBON, AND SADDLE SHIELD. 235 181 FOUR DUG BUCKLES AND A BUTTON. 294 182 GOOD GROUP OF CIVIL WAR REGIMENTAL HISTORIES. 353 183 GROUP OF BOOKS ON FIREARMS AND MILITARY HISTORY. 271 184 THREE KNIVES. 441 185 FOUR KNIVES. 294 186 SWORD. 392 187 TWO SWORDS. 206 188 PRESENTATION SWORD. 881 189 SWORD. 470 190 ROGERS AND SPENCER ARMY MODEL REVOLVER. 1,326 191 COLT MODEL 1849 POCKET REVOLVER. 558 192 REMINGTON MODEL 1891 TARGET ROLLING BLOCK PISTOL. 1,645 193 COLT BREVETE MODEL 1851 NAVY REVOLVER. 1,687 194 J. STEVENS TIP-UP RIFLE. 1,058 http://www.garths.com/asp/results.asp 1/13/2012 Garth's Auctions, Inc. - Auctioneers & Appraisers : Sales Results Page 4 of 16 195 IDD COLT MODEL 1849 POCKET REVOLVER. 2,290 196 COLT THIRD MODEL DERINGER. 452 197 FOREHAND AND WADSWORTH HAMMERLESS REVOLVER. 452 198 AMERICAN ARMS TOP-BREAK REVOLVER. 147 199 RELIC COLT MODEL 1860 ARMY REVOLVER. 1,293 200 WINCHESTER MODEL 1897 CARTRIDGE BOARD.
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