Confederate Kerr Revolver serial number 9354 with the very rare JS/Anchor & in the Squad Roll
      of Lt. Julian Pratt of company H of the 18th
                 Virginia Cavalry in July of 1864  
              { IN MY PERSONAL COLLECTION }
                 { Sorry not for sale at this Time }

This Kerr revolver is one of the later guns arriving mid 1864 so it may have seen limited action. It was probably imported through Charleston or Wilmington. This revolver is in extremely fine original condition with some limited pitting but with considerable original finish bluing about 45 - 65 % on the frame, barrel and hammer. The rifling is fine - lanyard ring present. The checking on the grips is strong such that it "bites" your hand when held.   

 1860 Model Colt 44 caliber Revolver dated 1863 
   Factory Engraved with wonderful Ivory Grips 
    This very nice army revolver was in the well
​              known collection of Mr. Floyd Ritter 
               { It also has all matching numbers } 
             { IN MY PERSONAL COLLECTION } 

​        Country Western Star Hank Williams Jr.
         This was an Honor for me to meet Him
          and Sell Him a very nice Spencer Rifle

​I was invited to the Dover Tennessee Civil War Collectors Show and it was an Honor for me to meet a country western singer and Sell Hank Williams Jr. a very rare Identified Spencer Rifle.  
​                { And i was very much Honored to receive the Judges Choice award for my civil war relics display }

       Henry Repeating Rifle .44 Caliber Rimfire 
  Henry Patent Oct. 16,1860 / "Manufact`d by the
   New Haven Arms. Co. New Haven, Ct." Serial
 Number 4488 Very Good Condition $27,500.00   

​This Henry Repeating Rifle .44 Caliber Rimfire is in very good shape and Functions well made early 1864 Serial number #4488 Barrel length 24.25 inches & 43 1/2 inches overall length. Manufactured by the New Haven Arms Co. New Haven, Connecticut. 1860 - 1866 Total production: Approximately 14,000.       

   1853 Enfield Rifle Musket Tower London 1861 
  Rack numbers 6223-A on butt plate & engraved 
  6223-A on ram rod, S stamped into the wood in
    front of butt plate { Scott & Son } "Anchor J/S"
     stamped into wood behind rear trigger guard
     { Very Rare Historical Confederate Musket }  
         { So Very Rare Great Price { $19,750.00 }

These are so rare with the Numbers on the Butt Plate & Numbers on the ram rod with the J/S Anchor  

   Identified Civil War era Engraved Henry Rifle
     Martially Inspected & Cartouche very rare 
  Pvt. John Weidle 5th Pa. Cavalry & 3rd Regular
  U.S. Vet Reserve Vols. Regiment - Serial #3445 
   {This is the First Identified Factory engraved
1863 Henry Rifle Martially Inspected i have seen} 

CS 3 Band Enfield "Barnett/London" Confederate
   Musket with the very rare Georgia " G " stamp
   into the wood stock - also the very rare " CH 1 "  
        inventory number "2059" brass butt plate
  Rare Confederate Enfield Musket from Georgia
   { Historical Confederate Musket { $11,500.00 }

Very Rare Confederate Enfield "Barnett/ London" Musket with the " CH1" deeply stamped and the Big "G" deeply stamped into the wood stock. And the inventory number 2059 on the bass butt plate. This is a very rare Confederate musket not many collections have this one in there collection. And the seller said this Confederate musket was found in Gettysburg. Also the initials H L are carved into the wood stock.
     { I have seen these sell for around $11,500.00 } { This one is priced right every Collection needs one like this }   

     Identified: Very Rare Confederate Grouping
 Colonel George St. Leger Grenfell - Aide de Camp
 copy of letter from Robert E. Lee about this man
 was around Famous Confederate Generals was at
   General John H. Morgan`s Wedding  ​ { SOLD } 

            Identified: Confederate 1861 Navy Colt
 Pvt. William Wallace 1st South Carolina Cavalry 
  { Rarest Identified Confederate Colt Revolver }
    { Historical Gettysburg Battlefield Revolver  }
​                { SOLD ON HOLD RIGHT NOW }

Here`s one of the Finest Identified Confederate 1861 Navy Colt Revolver #1685 it also comes with the Colt letter that tells who it was shipped to originally shipped September 12, 1861. It also comes with a lot of great documents that tells when it was found in New York State and theirs two letters from Antique Weapons experts and Appraisers telling all about this revolver, It also comes with his Confederate Leather Holster its in Great shape. 

This 1861 Navy Colt is so rare to have a Confederate Identified Pvt. William Wallace 1st South Carolina Cavalry now how rare is that. Pvt. William Ross Wallace enlisted on 6/1/1862 he was only 16 years old and served to the end of the war and was from Columbia South Carolina Chester County. He died Feb. 20th 1916 I have more information coming on him i was told he lived until he was 70 years old.

Battles this regiment fought in, Chambersburg Pa.- Fredericksburg Va. - Brandy Station Va. - Upperville - Gettysburg Pa. - Bristoe - Kelly`s Ford - and Mine Run, than prominent in the defense of Savannah and the campaign of the Carolina's. This unit had 339 defectives at Gettysburg but only 46 were present in February, 1865 It was included in the surrender of the Army of Tennessee.     
                {  Pvt. William Ross Wallace was in a lot of the battles and was with them until the end of the War. }
                                   { This very Rare Confederate Identified Revolver was at the battle of Gettysburg }

                  Confederate Gettysburg Musket
     Pvt. William R. Carlisle 43rd North Carolina
        Infantry Co. D. Died 7/1/1863 Culps Hill,
      Gettysburg, Found on Culps Hill - Battlefield 
  was in Danner`s Gettysburg Museum { SOLD }  
                                 

         1862 Colt Police Model Navy 36 Caliber 
           Serial #15894 Dated very Early 1863 
   Factory Engraved with Ivory Grips Identified
 Initials M.J.C. belonged Lt. Milligan J. Cain 39th
​  Iowa Infantry Company K. & 17th Corps arrow  
   original Leather Holster - Historical Navy Colt  
              { IN MY PERSONAL COLLECTION }
​                 { Sorry not for sale at this Time }

Factory Engraved with 6-inch Barrel - Wolf Colt Factory Engraver & Very Rare Factory Ivory Grips, very rare Colt Revolver with all matching number is Identified to Lt. Milligan J. Cain 39th Iowa Infantry Company K. 
Enlisted on 8/22/1862  as  1st Lt. Milligan J. Cain from Leon Iowa 29 years old mustered out 1/8/1865 he started with the 17th corps and was a Jeweler that's why he was able to put his initials M.J.C. and the arrow for the 17th corps into the Ivory Grips. This is a very rare Colt Revolver and functions well.   

        Very Famous Identified 1862 Colt Navy  
  Pocket Model 36 Caliber Revolver #13126               
    Medal of Honor Winner Battle of Gettysburg
               War Hero Lt. Alonzo H. Cushing
        4th Light Artillery U.S. Army Battery  A.
 { One of the Rarest Battlefield Historical Relics }
 { SOLD on Hold Still PAYING LAY AWAY PLAN }

HERE`S THE INFORMATION ON THIS VERY FAMOUS 1862 COLT NAVY MODEL REVOLVER 36 CALIBER #13126. It belonged to the Medal of Honor Winner Lt. Alonzo Hersford Cushing 4th Light Artillery U.S. Army Battery A. He was at the wall of the clump of trees at Pickett`s Charge when Confederate General Lewis Addison Armistead and his Virginia`s made it to Lt. Cushing Artillery General Armistead and Lt. Cushing were both Killed at the Famous Wall.                              Battle of Gettysburg July 1-2nd & 3rd 1863. 
This Colt pocket model maker reads {  Address Co. Sam Colt New - York U.S. America } and it has a cylinder roll scene was a Stage Coach hold up the barrel length 5 1/2 inches and has all matching numbers even the wedge and still functions well and it has the nice aged patina to the revolver.

I bought this revolver from a Antique Bowie Knife & Antique Firearms expert that has been collecting for around 65 years His name is Floyd Ritter he has been pictured in Antique Bowie Knife - Indian artifacts and Antique Firearms books , a lot of you may know Floyd from setting up at all of the major Gun - Civil war relics & Bowie Knife & Indian relic shows for years. If you would ever see his private collection that he has you would not believe what he has collected over all of those years. Mr.Floyd Ritter in the picture pointing where this Identified Revolver was in this very old wood cabinet for so many years. We took a picture of himself and me holding this very rare revolver and signed a letter telling me how he came across this Identified revolver around 40 years ago. 
Mr. Floyd Ritter is right at 82 years old now and is starting to part with some of his Good relics.He has bought a lot of Great relics from the older well known collectors over the last 55 years. I was very lucky to be able to buy this one from him now for my collection. Also theirs a book written about Lt. Cushing that i found on line that tells how famous he was at the battle of Gettysburg on the third day of Pickett`s charge.

   { I am Honored to now own this Medal of Honor Winner`s Famous Civil War era Colt Revolver from the Battle of Gettysburg and the awards that Cpl. Thomas Moon received from the GAR Post 117 Cooper post Marion Ohio - 1913 for his Courage & Honor at the Battle of Gettysburg with the Cushings Artillery Battery and he was assigned right after Pickett's Charge and was one of the soldiers that carried  Lt. Alonzo H. Cushing bloody body back to the rear, At the bivouac site he Moon was ordered and three privates to lay Alonzo body on the ground nearby, where they covered it with a piece of tarpaulin or a shelter tent. I believe Cpl. Thomas Moon took Alonzo Revolver home with him as a Souvenir }           

 London Armoury Confederate Kerr Revolver JS
  Anchor Stamp Patent Number Engraved #4549
  The Finest Kerr Revolver I Have Seen and in the
  Albaugh Confederate Handguns Book Page 132 
                                           { SOLD }     

           Confederate early Model Le Mat early 
     Transitional Model 1 & 2 - 9 Shot 42 Caliber &
        20 Gauge Shot Gun # 557 1st 600 went to 
                 Confederate Officer`s  { SOLD } 

      Confederate Leech Rigdon 36 Cal. Revolver
   & Original Leather Holster 1863 - 1864  #1262 
                South Carolina Markings { SOLD }