Poulin Fall 2022 Premier Firearms Auction

Cal. .36. S# 548, Classic Confederate brass frame copy of a Whitney navy revolver made in Atlanta/Macon, GA. S# 548. 7" octagonal barrel, righ...

ANSLEY REVOLVER. Cal. 36. S#1518. The earliest Rigdon & Ansley revolvers were made early 1864 at Augusta, Georgia at end of Leech & Rigdon ...

"GRAPE SHOT" REVOLVER. Cal. 42 / 63. S# 2435. This iconic revolver was designed by southerner Dr. Jean Alexandre Francois LeMat of New Or...

GRAPESHOT REVOLVER. Cal. 42/63. S# 281. Bbl. 6 3/4" round with the first 1 1/8" being octagon above, and 5" round barrel beneath. Up...

MADE FOR CHESAPEAKE LIGHT CAVALRY. Cal. 36. S# "N". One of the true rarities and among the most coveted revolvers in Confederate collecti...

Cal. 54. NSN. This is superior example of popular secondary Confederate horse pistol originally from the collection of Dr. Fred Novy, the authority o

PERSONALIZED TO CAPTAIN SEPTIMUS HUNTER STEWART OF THE 1ST MARYLAND INFANTRY. Cal. 36. S# 8414. Bbl. 6 1/2 round. Captain Stewart was a bookkeeper by

Cal. 54. Assembly #F4. Popular secondary Confederate single shot pistol, model 1842, made by William Glaze of Columbia for 1851-1852 state of South C

Cal. 54 Assembly #21. Secondary Confederate State of South Carolina single contract model 1842, William Glaze, Columbia 1851-1852. Lock correctly sta

Cal. .58. NSN. Dickson Nelson in Dawson, GA made most of their guns for the State of Alabama and are marked "ALA" on locks, as is this gu...

RIFLE. Cal. 577. S# 105. Mendenhall, Jones & Gardner of Jamestown, North Carolina made rifles under state contract initially in .50 caliber, bu...

Cal. 58. NSN. This Richmond was sold by R. E. “Sonny” Neville in 1994 to Cullen Smith and has the look & condition difficult to fin

RIFLE MUSKET. Cal. 58. NSN. This fabulous Richmond rifle musket appears to have never been cleaned and is quite literally right out of the attic. It

LOCK & BARREL. Cal. 58. NSN. A very fine Richmond rifle musket that appears to be all original and as assembled at the Richmond Armory in mid 1...

This is an honest standard production Richmond musket that “saw the elephant”. The largest production of any Confederate longarm wa

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GEORGE BEETS OF THE 2nd TENNESSEE CAVALRY. S# 1500. Cal. .577. Blockade run "JS/(anchor)" and engraved serial numbered butt plate, “...

1863. Cal. 58. NSN. Bbl. measures 33". A good example of a Fayetteville rifle utilized by Confederate forces during the Civil War. This piece ...

HUGHES CANNON, MEMPHIS TN CAPTURED APRIL 1863 ON MISSISSIPPI RIVER. 43” 3 Stage barrel, 2” bore with thin 3 groove rifling, 2

GAR POST #73, PATTERSON, NEW JERSEY. This cannon is shown in circa 1890 photo inside post with few veterans and cannon with distinct cast iron carriag

BENJAMIN WEBSTER OF YARMOUTH, MAINE. A British made cannon from the Estate of Captain Benjamin Webster on Chebeague Island. This cannon is accompanie

This is an interesting limber chest showing signs of Confederate mfg. with other signs of Union mfg. We cannot definitively determine whether this li

AT FORT MCHENRY, MARYLAND. This iron 19th century cannon was probably an insurance gun on a period sailing ship. It is currently on a cast iron carri

This group includes 2 round solid shot approx. 4 1/4" in diameter. / 3 Round solid shot approx. 3 3/4" in diameter. / 2 Round solid shot ...

These balls all made for wood time fuse fired from mostly Napoleon cannon, but field howitzers or any 12 pounder gun could shoot them. Recently disco

A standard 10 lb. Parrott shell measuring approx. 2.9" in diameter and 8.5" long. According to painted identification on the shell, it wa...

MORGAN CAPTURED AT BATTLE OF FAIR GARDEN, TENNESSEE JANUARY 27, 1864 BY INDIANA CAVALRY UNDER GENERAL MCCOOK. Archival preserved and conserved in 5...

FLAG, PROBABLY TUCKERS NAVAL BRIGADE. 94” Hoist, 140” fly, canton 64" x 60", all hand sewn, wool bunting, cotton stars, and he...

BARS". 28” x 37” One sided “Stars & Bars” dates early 1861 when Confederacy was hopeful of Kentucky & Missouri...

VIRGINIA HISTORY. A very attractive Confederate homemade battle flag in an early 1900s frame. The flag measures approximately 26" x 41 1/2&quo...

MAINE CAVALRY. This scarce regulation guidon is a pattern that saw use from 1862 to the end of the Civil War. The flag confirms to the regulations fo

60” x 40” Cotton flag, treadle machine sewn, 1/4” red binding w/ 10 cotton twill looped tabs for attachment, double-appliq

CAPTURED CONFEDERATE FIRST NATIONAL FLAG. Pictured as color plate 118 & described on pgs. 400-401 in the recently released book by University o...

A beautiful & expertly framed 20th Century Confederate style battle flag measuring approx. 33" x 30" housed in a frame measuring 45&qu...

An exceptionally attractive, machine sewn, cotton “Stars & Bars” 20th Century Confederate battle flag celebrating the service of the

PRESENTATION SWORD OF GENERAL FRANCIS COCKRELL. Francis M. Cockrell (1834-1915) Prewar attorney from Johnson County, Missouri and postwar attorney be

OFFICER SWORD PRESENTED TO “ CAPT. JNO SAFFARRANS, 2ND TENNESSEE. You won’t find a more stunning presentation of very rare Confeder

OFFICER’S SWORD WITH “PELICAN FEEDING YOUNG”. 30.5” Unstopped fullered blade, maker marked stamped “DUFI

CAVALRY OFFICERS SABER. 33” heavy cavalry blade with unique 17” etched patriotic panels on either side including full firm marking

FIRED THE FIRST SHOT OF THE CIVIL WAR. Edmund Ruffin is the most famous “fire-eater” politician demanding secession years before th

LL GRAYBILL, GEORGIA INFANTRY. Louis Haiman made the most elegant of staff swords with folded down guard with pierced floral decoration with large ra

GOLDSCHMIDT & KRAFT, COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA. 32.25” Unstopped fuller blade etched with patriotic motifs and signed “KG&K

OFFICER SWORD, CAPT. N. B. VANLANDINGHAM, 12TH SOUTH CAROLINA ATTRIBUTION. There are 2 versions of Leech & Rigdon’s “floating CS[x=

OFFICER SWORD. 32.25”, 1.25” Wide heavy unstopped fuller blade etched with 18” patriotic panels and “LEECH / and

THOMAS, GRISWOLD NEW ORLEANS. 29.5” Blade stamped on ricasso: “THOMAS, GRISWOLD / NEW ORLEANS”. This is unique pattern mad

ATTRIBUTED TO CAPT. THOMAS H. BELL. KILLED AT BATTLE OF SEVEN PINES. 30” Blade, characteristic Boyle & Gamble manufactured sword, most li...

OFFICER SWORD INSCRIBED TO LT. WELLS THOMPSON, 36TH ALABAMA. James Conning made beautiful Staff & Field officer’s swords and this fine ex...

SWORD. Many Confederate manufacturers made Model 1850 foot officer swords but few the quality of James Conning of Mobile. This is as fine an example

CONFEDERATE STAFF SWORD. 33" Blade etched with dropped wing eagle with "CSA" in shield & 11 stars are in a crescent above eagle&...

Confederate copies of the US model 1840 artillery saber are few and far between. Only two makers marked theirs, Thomas, Griswold of New Orleans, and