Allen & Thurber six shot double action bar hammer pepperbox, made 1840s-1850s. The famed Allen’s patent pepperbox pistols came in many sizes from diminutive pocket models to massive “dragoon” holster pistols. During this time, the percussion revolvers from Colt were still new, innovative arms that were at times in limited availability, were expensive and somewhat fragile. Pepperbox pistols with multi-barrels were less expensive and simpler mechanically than revolvers. They found great favor with

Allen & Thurber Six Shot Action Bar Pepperbox

Featured in this lot we have a Aero Precision custom M4E1 semi auto pistol chambered in .223 caliber. The carbine displays a 12" long barrel, aluminum frame, magpul grips, adjustable brace, and iron sights. This carbine is built on a Aero Precision manufactured lower. The 7075 T6 aircraft grade aluminum receiver features a black anodized finish. The lower is marked across the side reading "AERO PRECISION LLC TACOMA, WA MOD M4E1 CAL MULTI" with the serial number. This AR frame qualifies as a pist

Aero Precision Custom M4E1 .223 Cal AR Pistol

Featured in this lot we have a Ruger New Model single six Bicentennial revolver chambered in .22 caliber and comes with wooden case. The revolver displays a 6 1/2" long round barrel, etched six shot cylinder, hardwood grips, and single action trigger system. The frame is marked "RUGER .22 CAL. NEW MODEL SINGLE SIX" across the left and the serial number across the right. The barrel is marked across the top reading "STURM, RUGER & CO ., INC. SOUTHPORT, CONN. U.S.A." and on the left reading "1876 C

Ruger New Model Single Six 22 Centennial Pistol

Featured in this lot is a pair of Vintage Montana Handtooled Leather Pommel Saddle Bags with Holster, circa early to mid 1900s. Underneath the flaps, on both sides, is a pocket and a pistol holster. Saddlebags were a common accessory used on horses in the 1800s, particularly in rural and frontier areas. They were typically made of leather or canvas, and designed to be hung over the horse's saddle to provide extra storage space for supplies and equipment. The first form of gunleather used widely 

Montana Pommel Saddle Bags with Hidden Holster

In this lot is a Colt Police Positive revolver, chambered for .38 special, with the original box. The revolver has a manufacture date of 1914. The pistol features checkered hard rubber COLT factory grips, contrasted by a blue finish. The revolver is marked with three Colt logos, two oval "Colt" trademark logos (one on each grip), and a bucking Colt on the left side of the frame. The barrel of the pistol is marked "Police Positive 38 Special" on the left side and across the top, reading "Colt's P

1914 Colt Police Positive .38 Revolver & Box

Featured in this lot we have a Gen 4 Glock 19 semi auto Gadsden etched pistol chambered in 9X19mm with case. The Glock 19 is a 9mm caliber pistol designed to maximize sight radius with a 6 3/4" slide. The 3 7/8” barrel and slide help to reduce muzzle flip and felt recoil, whereas the extended sight radius provides better accuracy. The modular back strap system makes it possible to instantly customize its grip to accommodate any hand size. The exterior of the pistol displays a worn bronze finish 

Glock 19 Gen 4 9mm Gadsden Etched Pistol With Case

The lot features a J. Stevens Model 41 single-shot competition pistol, chambered in a .22 rimfire caliber. Approximately 80,000 of these Model 41 pistols were manufactured from circa 1903-1916. The Fifth Model 41 pistols are distinguished by the raised rear portion of the frame grooved as rear sight. The top of the barrel is marked "J. Stevens A. & T. Co. Chicopee Falls. Mass. U.S.A.". The pistol shows good condition overall with some minor wear due to age and use. Serial Number: 4158. This fire

Stevens Model 41 .22 Single-Shot Pistol 1903-1916

Featured in this lot we have a Spitfire spur trigger pocket revolver chambered in .22 caliber. This revolver originates from the late 1800's. This spur trigger revolver has a seven shot cylinder chambered in .22 RF. The pistol displays a 2 1/4" long round barrel, walnut birdhead grips, and nickel finish. The revolver is faintly marked across the top of the barrel reading "SPITFIRE". The revolvers single action shows functionality with some light play in the cylinder. The revolver shows fair cond