HC5000 ~ This is the hard to find Winchester Model 1910 SLR (Self Loading Rifle) that was introduced in 1910 and in the largest caliber of the SLR series, .401 Winchester.  This has a quick take-down feature that is simply activated by depressing a small protrusion below a take-down screw just forward of the tang.  Most of the fore-ends on these have cracked over the years due to the punishing recoil of the heavy action.  This one has only a small hairline beginning near lower receiver, see thumbnail. However, there are some heavy dings to fore stock.  The 20" nickel steel barrel has about 95% blue and retains the original buck horn rear and blade front sight. The receiver sides had seen some pitting and a cold blue had been applied to protect metal.  The overall appearance is pleasing.  The hard rubber butt plate has cracked and a screw has been added to retain the lower portion. Many of these were used by prison guards and police units and was a very popular and deadly high powered firearm in its' day.  This particular one was made in 1917 with serial number 139xx.  We have priced this at $xxx.00 ... BUY NOW.  FFL required. SOLD

HS2900 ~ Marlin old model 336RC lever action carbine in very desirable .35 Remington caliber.  This is an early gun with serial number K37424 and is fine condition with an excellent bore. How do I know this is a real jewel of a gun?  Because the proud original owner hand fitted three large imitation glass diamonds into the forestock, see the photos.  Perhaps they were to signify how many Bears he shot, or Moose, I don't know. But the gun is still a popular item and in good shape, maybe you can add a fourth diamond of your own.  I believe the butt plate was replaced, good job and there was a small mother of pearl disc glued to pistol grip bottom which I removed, small imperfection left in wood.  I put a reasonable price on this of only $xxx.00. ... BUY NOW. FFL required.  SOLD

Ruger .44 Magnum  Semi-Auto Carbine

HC1523 ~ Ruger .44 Magnum Carbine, 18" barrel semi- auto early production gun with factory cut-out for receiver sight. Serial # 732xx is in exc. cond. with 98% blue only minor scratches to excellent walnut stock finish, factory swivels are present. A weaver K3 scope with tip off mounts has been installed.  The steel 1" tube and lens are in exc. condition with fine crosshairs. A fine collector gun or popular shooter. Offered at $xxx.00 ... BUY NOW    FFL required.  SOLD

Ithaca Model 37 Slide Action Shot Guns

37 Slide-action (pump) shot gun, 16 gauge, plain 26" full choke barrel, 2 3/4" chamber with standard 14" length of pull. This is a very early gun and probably made in the 1930's with serial number 15401, which also matches barrel and inside butt stock.  An early Featherlight with stocks of dark walnut done with hand checkering, pistol grip cap and unmarked butt plate. The forearm is fully checkered in a variable diamond pattern and in excellent condition; the butt stock does have a few scratches in the varnish but no heavy digs or dings, in overall fine condition. The barrel and slide mechanism are excellent with 99% original blue.  Unless these early guns were finished in a high polish blue as their original Remington Model 17 ancestors were, which I am not sure of, the receiver may have an old re-blue finish, about 95% remaining.  Internal parts are excellent, some showing case colors, and the shell loading tube spring houses the early wood plug for migratory bird hunting.  The plug still has wrapping with original paper instructions from Ithaca Company. This is a great hunter or very desirable early collector gun.  Cathy and I purchased this from A. Acker estate, of whom was a very early and devoted member of NEACA.  A super gun with a nice history but we just can't keep them all forever.  We have this one priced at $xxx.00 ... BUY NOW. SOLD

Ithaca Barrel ... This is a 16 gauge, 2 3/4" chamber, 28" plain barrel with modified choke and small bead. This is from an old model Ithaca 37 with serial number 563260-2 in excellent condition.  Please note that any Ithaca M37 below serial number 855,00 has to be refitted for any new or used replacement barrel. You don't just buy one and put it on!  Ithaca Company used to do this work but no longer does, I don't know who does.  All old model barrels also have serial numbers on them, this one is no exception.  With that information given, we have this barrel priced at $xxx.00 ... BUY NOW. SOLD

HC2149 ... (Third) Ithaca Featherlight Model 37 Slide-action (pump) shot gun, 20 gauge, Simmons vent ribbed 28" modified choke barrel, 2 3/4" chamber with standard 14" length of pull.  With serial number 908873 this gun can  readily accept new barrels.  This features a semi-beavertail fore-end and Ithaca rubber recoil pad all in excellent condition with barrel and frame in like new condition.  Overall this an excellent light weight hunting gun or will enhance any Ithaca collection.  Hard to find in this condition we have this gun priced at $xxx.00 ... BUY NOW.  SOLD

HS1607 ... (Bottom) Ithaca Featherlight Model 37 Slide-action (pump) shot gun, 20 gauge, vent ribbed 28" modified choke barrel, 2 3/4" chamber with standard 14 1/4" length of pull.  With serial number 37-172xxxx this gun can readily accept new barrels.  The as new condition wood has scroll checkering and all metal is like new condition, this is a fine looking and fast handling gun.  The Ithaca butt plate extends the LOP about 1/4".  This extremely fine gun is priced at $xxx.00 ... BUY NOW.  SOLD

HS0000 ~ (Top Left) ... Jennings J-22 semi-auto pocket pistol in .22LR caliber, Made in USA by Jennings Firearms Inc., Chino, CA with hard chrome finish and smooth walnut grips.  This is one of the original models and actually has some internal quality parts, 2 1/2" barrel, serial #3161xx and has "CALWESCO" imprinted on back strap.  Grips are excellent as is finish on gun but with some light holster wear on slide which could be polished out.  Fine little pocket piece in good caliber.  Our price is $xxx.00 ... BUY NOW.   FFL required. SOLD

HS1913 ~ (Top Right) ... F.I.E. Corp. of Miami, Florida, Titan semi- auto pocket pistol in .25ACP caliber, 2 1/2" barrel with 7 round magazine.  Has alloy frame with black finish, dark blue steel slide and barrel, black checked plastic grips exposed hammer and marked "Pat. Pen." on slide.  Gun is in excellent condition with very minor holster wear to edge of frame.  Serial #2420xx is compact and light weight, now discontinued.  We have it priced at $xxx.00. .. BUY NOW ...  FFL required.  SOLD

HS1677 ~ (Bottom Left) Jennings J-22 semi-auto pocket pistol mfg. by Bryco Arms, Irvine, CA, Made in USA, in .22LR caliber.  Gun is new in the box with ivory plastic grips, extra mag. and instruction sheet. Dark blue finish to steel frame, 2 1/2" barrel, serial #5284xx.  No longer manufactured, our price is $xxx.00 ... BUY NOW ... FFL required.  SOLD

HS1678 ~ (Bottom Right) Jennings J-25 semi-auto pocket pistol mfg. by Bryco Arms, Irvine, CA, Made in USA, in .25ACP caliber.  Gun is new in the box with black plastic grips, extra magazine and instruction sheet.  Dark blue finish to steel frame, 2 1/2" barrel, serial #2953xx.  No longer manufactured, customer service is now in Costa Mesa, CA, 714-755-0182.  Our price is $xxx.00 ... BUY NOW ... FFL required. SOLD

CL3003 ~ (Top) Boito 12 gauge FIE Import single shot shotgun top break activated by trigger guard release.  Has 28" barrel, 2 3/4" chamber and modified choke, made in Brazil.  Tight action, excellent bore, 99% finish with hardwood stock, some dings in wood. Over all in fine condition, serial # 4055xx.  FFL Required or Dealer to Dealer Transfer.  BUY NOW ... $xx.00   SOLD

HC2157 ~ (Middle) Older Harrington & Richardson Arms Company, Worcester, Mass., 16 gauge  single shot, top break, by top lever.  Topper M48, 30" barrel, 2 3/4" chamber, full choke with excellent bore.  Has dark walnut stock in fine condition (one very fine crack near receiver should be of no consequence).  Most case colors on receiver remain but dulling, 99% barrel blue with some old spotting.  Very tight action and gun shows little use but evidently not properly cared for, serial # H117xx.  FFL Required or Dealer to Dealer Transfer. $xxx.00. ... BUY NOW ...   SOLD

HC2144 ~ (Bottom) Springfield, manufactured by Stevens Arms Co., Chicopee Falls, Mass., 12 gauge, single shot shotgun, top break by top lever.  Has 28" forged steel barrel, 2 3/4" chamber with excellent bore and hardwood stock that has beginning of crack two-thirds from top, Fajen plastic butt plate added.  Has 80% of bright color remaining on receiver and 99% hunter finish remaining on barrel, serial # 390xx.  FFL Required or Dealer to Dealer Transfer. $xxx.00. ... BUY NOW ...  SOLD

Here is a nice E. Whitney Pocket Model, Second Model, Second Type, .31 caliber cap and ball, five shot percussion revolver with 5 1/8" octagon barrel. It is marked "E. Whitney / N. Haven" on the top barrel flat and serial number 16310 on the barrel, cylinder and loading lever which are the only markings. It has seven groove rifling and the bore and cylinders are excellent.  The cylinder scene is about 80% and has the ship, shield and lion with "Whitneyville" banner.  There is a brass trigger guard.  The frame bluing has turned gray, the barrel retains about 25% and the loading lever and hammer have nearly all the case colors, about 90%.  The only detriment is that the well fit walnut grips do not have the matching serial number to the gun.  A nice example of a used Civil War private purchase revolver.  We have this priced at only $xxx.00. ... BUY NOW.   SOLD  

Size comparison to a Colt Navy

This is an unnamed and unmarked double barrel percussion pistol with old walnut grips and a nickel finish.  The serial number is 08622, the only marking on the gun.  The barrels twist 180 degrees for firing each chamber.  The make and model of this gun are unknown to me, however Frank Wesson had a similar design in the 1860's. The condition is fine as is the working order.  I have sold reproductions of this style of firearm, this one looks and feels like an original double derringer.  We have it priced at $xxx.00. ... BUY NOW.  SOLD

Top to Bottom ... A Special Order half round, half oct. 24" barrel Winchester 1873 rifle with case colored frame in .44-40 caliber.  There are some traces of color left, perhaps 15% but the gun has been overly cleaned and only about 50% blue remains on the barrel.  The side plates have what looks like an old reblue but the reverse sides show full case coloring.  The original buckhorn rifle sights are intact and a blade is on the front, action and bore are excellent.  Another special order feature is the button magazine.  This rifle was made in 1882, serial # 102945A, and it is classed as a third model. The 1873 still remains the classic gun that won the west and a must have piece for a western room or a Winchester Collection.  We have this Special Order one priced at $xxxx.00 ... BUY NOW.     SOLD

Middle ... Winchester Model 1873, Third Model in .38-40 caliber with standard 24" barrel.  This was manufactured in 1885, serial # 1816xxB and functions well and the bore is fine.  About 95% of an old refinish remains on entire gun.  The barrel logo is faint and there are some dings in the dark walnut stocks.  It is still a fine looking piece of our American heritage.  It will make a great Cowboy Companion or look super on a wall display.  We have this fine gun priced at $xxxx.00 .. BUY NOW.     SOLD

Bottom ... Winchester Model 1873, Third Model in .44-40 caliber with special order 26" octagon barrel and semi-fancy wood.  Nearly 100% remains of an old refinish to barrel, loading tube and frame.  A fine barrel address remains as well as sharp edges.  There is some visible pitting marks to be seen on the frame but does not detract from the guns' overall appearance.  The wood is fine with minor dings to old re-varnish. The bore is fine on serial #1866xxB.  This was manufactured in 1885 and remains a classic Western rifle that was said to have "Won The West."  Getting hard to find, this great collector or Cowboy gun is offered at $xxxx.00       SOLD

Frank Wesson Single Shot .32 Rim Fire Pistol known as 1870 Pocket Rifle with medium frame.  It has a 15" octagon barrel and is chambered in .32 Rim Fire and is serial numbered 608 on both frame and barrel. It is a brass frame with 75% or more heavy silver plating remaining.  This does not have the standard iron frame usual to this so named, second type, because of the external push button type half-cock.  The breech measures approximately 22/32".  The bottom of grip frame is cut for skeleton shoulder stock which is missing.  There is a manual ejector on right side of barrel breech.  Standard globe type front site and elongated rear, which is missing one attachment screw.  Bore is fine.  Rosewood grips are the norm but these appear to be walnut and in excellent condition but ding on top right slab.  In working condition with pleasant overall appearance but barrel edges have quite a number of dings and dents - now worn smooth.  These guns are interesting, quite collectable and fairly scarce.  This is an early and unusual one. ... $xxx.00.         SOLD

This 7 shot, .22 long, black powder cartridge, pocket revolver is classed as the 2nd model and marked "American Standard Tool Co. Newark N - J". 

American Standard Company succeeded in producing Manhattan Firearms with a limited line from 1868 - 1873.  This gun is almost identical to S & W No.1, second issue revolver except that the Manhattan has a cylinder stop mounted on bottom of frame.  Putting the two guns side by side will show the difference of the stops and also that the cylinder is longer.  To me the Manhattan seems to be a better firearms design and made as well or better.  The gun pictured is serial number 11768 and that matches the frame and roll engraved cylinder.  Engraving is about 50% worn and the cylinder stop bar is missing - gun functions well except for stop.  The two piece walnut grips are excellent with minor varnish wear.  The 3" octagon barrel and cylinder were once blued but are now polished with fairly sharp edges remaining but company marking is very faint - brass semi circle front sight blade is missing (an easy replacement).  Bore is excellent and hammer shows case color.  The brass frame is 97% heavy silver plate remaining with only small area of flaking on both sides of top frame strap.  Overall this gun is in excellent condition except where noted.  We have priced to ... $xxx.00.            SOLD

Burnside Carbine, 5th Model, designated by US War Department as Model of 1864 and so marked on top of frame.  The serial number of 2547 suggest manufacturing date for government issue in 1863.  This is a breech loading, lever operated carbine in .54 caliber.  There are two cartouches in ovals on left side of stock and "W" and "H" inspector mark on frame and lever and breech block.  Saddle ring on left frame and sling swivel on butt stock, a two position rear site is fitted to 21" round bbl.  The bore is excellent as are the markings, however, all of the metal has been polished bright.  The stocks are dark walnut and in very good condition with normal dings and marks that would be associated with use by a Civil War Cavalry Unit.  This gun was made in Providence, RI and the side plate is so marked.  With a nice bluing this Civil War historical arm would rate as fine to excellent.  Our price is $xxxx.00.     SOLD

Italian Copy of Colt 1860 .44 caliber black powder percussion revolver with brass frame and nickeled barrel and cylinder, all fully engraved.  The red felt lined walnut display case is excellent and has caps, balls, brass mould and powder flask.  All you need is the powder for loading and firing this authentic civil war reproduction revolver.  It is used but in like new condition and we priced it at just $xxx.00 ... SOLD.

Damascus Double Barrel 12 gauge Parker Brothers "C" grade shotgun but missing complete fore-end and has been shot in the wrist with a bullet and with a bad repair.  Otherwise it ain't bad!  At one time this was a top quality American Double gun.  Check the thumbnails to see the engraving and the stock work.  A dog is on either side with a covey of quail on the lower receiver.  The barrels are also a little bit short of original, 24 7/8" but finished well and the original bead sight in place.  So what we have is a Gunsmith's project of time and love or a bunch of Parker gun parts.  It has a skeleton butt plate with inside checkering and all of the working parts still in the action and frame.  It is in the 82,300 serial number range and the locking lug is marked 1 1/2.  The frame is marked "C" with the last patent date of Oct. 8, 1889 with serial # and "4" above.  The frame is gun metal gray with no visible pitting but shows definite use.  A jewel now turned to dull stone.  A rare straight stock, English Style, Parker.  Can it be restored?  With TLC, yes.  You can also refit with a nice set of fluid steel barrels, the Damascus pattern is quite nice on the set now.  This could be a very nice hunting gun once again.  This whole wonderful project can be yours for only $xxx.00. ... BUY NOW.  Before the price goes up.    SOLD

By Norm Flayderman, 654 pages, 8 1/4" x 10 3/4", soft cover with over 4000 antique American Firearms, 1700 photos, histories of makers,  this is "the Bible of Antique Gun Collecting", copywrite 1998, New ... BUY NOW ... $xx.00.  SOLD