Fall 2023 Premier Auction

This exact knife is pictured on full page 182 in Jim Johnston's "ACCOUTREMENTS IV" 9.5" overall, 5" curved unmarked blade. T...

COLONEL HARRY GILMOR. 34.5" model 1860 style slightly curved cavalry blade, decorated cavalry officer's hilt with engraved star on face of ...

SWORD. Classic New Orleans made Confederate foot officer sword etched panels 23" long on 30" blade with "CS" in pinched ribbon, ...

STAFF OFFICER SWORD. Unique high grade Confederate staff officer sword with raised relief "CS" add Louisiana State seal on fine stippled b...

OFFICER'S SWORD, UNIQUE USE OF DUFILHO, NEW ORLEANS SIGNED BLADE. This entire sword was assembled and etched by W J McElroy, classic gold plated...

SWORD. 28.5" unstopped fuller blade, B&G copy of 1850 hilt with undecorated plain quillon & rarely seen plain undecorated smooth pommel...

OFFICER SWORD. 30" unstopped fuller blade, unmarked BG&M characteristic concave cupped guard. CONDITION: very good overall, blade cleaned, ...

29.75" unstopped fuller straight heavy blade. Hilt is BG&M branched cavalry with their unique convex downward cupped guard. CONDITION: very...

NEW ORLEANS. Overall length: 36 7/8". Blade length: 31 1/8". Plain blade with a single wide fuller stamped at the ricasso "THOMAS. GR...

CONFEDERATE ARTILLERY SABER. Nice "attic condition" well patinaed brass and full address "THOMAS, GRISWOLD & Co / NEW ORLEANS&quo...

GRISWOLD. Overall length: 43 1/2". Blade length: 33 1/2". The unmarked blade has a single wide fuller with no secondary fuller. Brass hilt...

BROTHERS OR MITCHELL & TYLER OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. Overall length: 39 1/2". Blade length: 30". Blade has a single medium, unstopped f...

GUARD. Made in style of model 1832 US with partially discerned cast eagles in pommel, 24.5" overall, 19" double edged wasp-waist blade hol...

ARSENAL. Overall length: 36 1/4". Blade length: 28 1/2". The College Hill Arsenal was operated by L.T. Cunningham of Nashville, TN. In 186...

Overall length: 43". Blade length: 33 1/2". This massive Confederate cavalry saber has yet to be identified with a particular maker, but i...

This fine example of a Confederate foot officer's sword was likely produced at the College Hill Arsenal of Nashville, TN or J. C. Wilson of Hous...

Overall length: 42". Blade length: 35". A classic Confederate cavalry saber, typical of the production of the Confederate sword factory at...

Overall length: 42". Blade length: 34 1/2". Probably the best-known Confederate cavalry saber is the Dog River saber. For many years, this...

Overall length: 41 1/2". Blade length: 33 3/4". A classic Confederate cavalry saber, typical of the production of the Confederate sword fa...

Overall length: 42 3/8". Blade length: 35 1/4". Probably the best-known Confederate cavalry saber is the Dog River saber. For many years, ...

Overall length: 43". Blade length: 35 5/8". The best-known Confederate cavalry saber is the Dog River saber. For many years, this term cov...

Overall length: 42". Blade length: 34 1/2". Probably the best-known Confederate cavalry saber is the Dog River saber. For many years, this...

Overall length: 43 3/4". Blade length: 35". Probably the best-known Confederate cavalry saber is the Dog River saber. For many years, this...

This sword shows the telltale signs of Confederate manufacture and is obviously a close copy of the French M1816/31 artillery shortsword. Overall leng

Overall length: 43 1/4". Blade length: 35 1/4". Probably the best-known Confederate cavalry saber is the Dog River saber. For many years, ...

Overall length: 37 1/4". Blade length: 31 1/2". Plain blade with a single wide, unstopped fuller. Brass hilt with pierced counter guard sh...

FLORIDA & CSS TEXAS. These "special" unique cutlasses have been known by Confederate collectors for a very log time. 31" overall,...

FIELD OFFICER SWORD. 29.5" unstopped fuller blade, cast brass hilt with small "CS" and star, smooth undecorated pommel. There are sev...

ARMORY "TYPE 1" CAVALRY SABER & SCABBARD. 35.5" unstopped fuller blade. Classic early Froelich flat branched cavalry hilt with sm...

MOUNTED OFFICER'S SWORD. 31.25" unstopped fuller blade with unique style muti-branch guard with smooth brass finish that seems consistent w...

Cal. 54. NSN. Bbl. 20 3/4". This rarely seen carbine was produced around 1857 by the Perry Patent Arms Co. of Newark, New Jersey. This style is...

Cal. 58. NSN. Bbl. 20". A seldom encountered Lindner carbine made by Edward Lindner of Manchester, New Hampshire. These carbines were likely pr...

CAL. 50 RF. S# 10502. US contracted in 1864 for a total of 15,000. The final delivery was not received until May of 1866. This was the predecessor to

CAL. 46 RF. S#. 4171. Mfg. 1865-1866 with a total of 5000 ultimately contracted. Small action long breech, short hammer & forend. Bbl. 20" ...

CAL. 50 RF. S# 10244. Mfg.1865-66 with a contract of 15000 produced before final delivery in May of 1866. 20" rd Bbl w/ high blade dovetailed f...

CAL. 52 RF. S# 21772. Mfg. 1863-65. Apprx 50,000 mfg. Bbl. 22" with 6 groove rifling. Sling swivel present at the butt. Iron mountings. Crisp s...

Cal. 56-60. S# 21788. Bbl 22". Model 1860 lever action repeating carbine manufactured by the Spencer Rifle Co. Spencer markings on frame are ve...

CAL. 52. S# 36090. Serial numbers for the "New Model" straight breech variations began at 30,000 with much overlap between all three "...

Cal. 52. S# 34803. Bbl. 22" w/ German silver blade front sight & Lawrence patent leaf rear sight. Action is in original percussion configur...

Cal. 52. S# C5389. Bbl. 22". Blade front sight. Replacement ladder rear sight. Civil War era percussion Sharps carbine. Left side of frame has ...

Cal. 52. NSN. Bbl. 22" rnd. Crude blade front sight. Crude long ladder rear sight w/o graduations. Carbine appears unmarked but looks to be an ...

MARKED LARGE FRAME BALLARD PATENT CARBINE. CAL. 52RF. S# 1165. These carbines have an interesting story. In 1862 Merwin & Bray secured a US cont...

SADDLE RING CARBINE. Cal. 50. S# 8176. Bbl. 21". Model of 1864 (5th Model) Burnside breech-loading percussion carbine manufactured during late ...

CAL. 54. S# 15269. Mfg. 1863-65 with approx 43,000 total mfg and issued in the largest quantities of the Burnside variations to the Union cavalry unit

1864 CARBINE. Cal. 54. S# 10824 (approx. 43,000 mfg. 1863-1865). Rnd. 21" bbl w/ blade front sight & 2 leaf rear sight. Percussion ignition...

Cal. 54. S# 5892. Bbl. 21". Blade front sight. Folding leaf rear sight. Fifth model w/ left side receiver screw. Matching numbers on breechbloc...

CAL. 54. S# 36408. Mfg. 1863-65 with approx 43,000 total mfg and issued in the largest quantities of the Burnside variations to the Union cavalry unit

CAL. 50. S# 12424. Apprx. 17,700 mfg. Bbl. 22 1/4" round with dovetailed front sight & flip up rear sight. Iron mountings & long iron p...

SRC. CAL. 50. S#. 10695. Approx. 17700 total examples of all three variations produced. This being a standard model. The Gallager saw a tremendous amo

PERCUSSION CIVIL WAR CARBINE. CAL. 52. S# NSN. Just over 1000 of these scarce Civil War carbines were produced with the earliest production examples,