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Antique no permit needed for this old girl.

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The Whitney Navy is a 6-shot, .36 caliber, single action percussion revolver that was manufactured from the late 1850s through the early 1860s. The revolver went into production after Colt’s patent on his revolver mechanism expired in 1857.

1864 Birmingham Small Arms snider enfield 577 caliber breach loading rifle. Full length, original sights intact, breach and barrel are very nice, action spring is great and it’s fully functioning and ready to enjoy. No cracks or repairs.

New price pair of 30 rim fire Sharp's 4 barrel derengers... Decent shape for the age ... Come with RCMP paperwork classified as antique.. very rare can sell  reloadable brass and lead balls at additional cost . ........

• 4 inch octagon barrel 
• Black hard rubber grips 
• Five shots calibre 31 cap & ball
• Serial number 67
• Manufactured about 1859
• All functional 

• Colt 1862 Pocket Navy Revolver 
• Cased with accessories 
• 6 inches octagonal barrel 
• 5 shots cylinder  .36 cap &  ball

   

Authentic Antique Colt revolver 1851.  

I have a Traditions Flintlock Muzzleloader that I got about a year ago. It’s only been used 1-2 times and has minor rust, but nothing major.

French 1873 service revolver in .455 Webley manufactured in 1876.

Working good in single and double action.

The bore is very good with a lots of sharp rifling no pitting.

Lock up good  with minimum play.

British P58 Enfield Short Rifle 5 groove (short version of P53) 

Bore looks good with 5 groove rifling in .577 cal.

Lock dated 1858 and marked crown over VR

Brown Bess musket. Flintlock.75 cal.

Native relic . Original brass tacks.

Be warned: doesn't lock up well, doesn't cycle properly; lacks integrity like trudo.

I think it needs an original hand spring, and some general work.

Harper's Ferry model 1803 .

Percussion conversation for U.S.Civil War relic.

All original hardware. Comes with period powder flask. Some cracks to stock but complete original ramrod.

Made in Harper's Ferry in 1815.

Selling a pair of antique revolvers, both chambered in. 455 Webley.

The first $5500

being a Belgian copy of a Schofield/Smith & Wesson model 3