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	FA40/ Colt Navy "1860 Production Date" 36 cal. Unbelievable$1295.00*SOLD* Just walked in as you've heard before. Nice "HARTFORD" Colt Navy...36 cal. Revolver with a Southern provenance. This was purchased from the relic guru in 2003. Information states this came from the Allison family in Sparta, Tn. which had a strong southern heritage and was carried by a member of the family. This Colt has all matching S/N including the wedge. Nice strong action with mellow surface patina and you can slightly make out the Military cartouche on the grip. This will be accompanied with the letter of authenticity and It's provenance of Southern use. This sold for 1450.00 seven year's ago. Dang near forgot...you can hear the muzzle whistle DIXIE when you pull the hammer back!
	FA39/ Colt Army "1862 Production Date" $1150.00 This Colt Army is in sound condition and every part fully functional. The S/N 56481 all match except for wedge which does not have a number. The brass trigger guard has smooth aged mellow patina with the metal being free of pitting and has only minor service bumps and dings. The grips have been personally modified to fit the owners grip and has four notches in the butt of the grip. All markings are very legible with only small amount of scroll work visible on cylinder scene.
	FA38RD/ m1861 Contract Musket L. G. & Y/ Windsor VT. $1400.00*SOLD* Nice 1863 dated 58 cal. L. G.&Y / Windsor, Vt. musket. All original and fully functional. The owner used it every deer season to bag a deer. The walnut stock has great deep aged patina with only moderate service ware. The metal has nice un cleaned aged patina with all marking and inspector marks very visible. This is one you can display and even take out and safely target shoot with....NICE!
My Home Land security: Mississippi Rifle and my faithful always on call? (Precious) ~ ~Off duty at the moment!~ ~	FA37/ m1841 MISSISSIPPI RIFLE $1295.00 *Sold* Gorgeous "RUN-OF-THE-MILL" dated 1854 Harpers Ferry musket with crisp markings on the lock plate. The m1841 Mississippi will display as well as any $2800.00+ Mississippi's out there but at a very affordable cost to you. Nice dark wood stock and dark aged patina to the lock plate and barrel. The brass barrel rings and the patch box and butt plate has a nice gleam to the appearance. The action works great but a little soft but locks in both positions and trigger releases the hammer to the nipple good. Dang...I can't help myself !
	fa36/ NICE m1863 Springfield Musket $995.00SOLDS.U. This one here's a keeper...nice smooth stock with minor bruises with a beautiful dark aged wood. The barrel and barrel bands along with butt plate and lock plate all has a smooth none pitted mellow patina surface. The lock plate mechanics works good as the day it left the armory. Nice barrel rifling also. Can't find another as nice at this price!!!!!!!
	fa35/ Southern Trooper's Double Barrel Carbine! (not) $595.00*SOLD* WOW....look what followed me home! This came in and I couldn't resist the unusual charm of this one. It sure has the appearance of ~Riding with the Wizard~ but we'll never no if this has Southern traits or not. The only thing the gentleman could tell me about this one was he broke the ear off of the right hammer. REVISED: Found the broken ear off the hammer , I have glued it back on for display purposes. It can be repaired. What I can tell you about it is it is marked "FENTON" on the lock plates and on the barrel is "London Fine Twist" and you can actually see the swirls in the barrels. The metal is smooth as is the lock plates. The action on both hammers work great but the ear is broken on the right hammer. The wood stock is smooth and has it's usual dings and pings. The stock does have an old crack to it but looks like someone knew what they were doin' and fixed it. Also has it's original ram rod. The real COOL thing about this weapon is, that in my opinion makes this a Cavalry used double barrel is the sword scabbard rings mounted on the weapon fur use to carry this on horse back like a Carbine....smells like Southern ingenuity to me! Confederate...Yankee...neither or, who will ever no foe shore without solid provenance...it's still priced right and ready to mount!!!
	fa34/ .577 Cal. 1861 dated Enfield Three Band Musket $1275.00SOLDBL This m1853 Enfield musket has a beautiful tiger wood stock with no cracks or major dents. The metal lock plate and barrel has smooth surface with no pitting and has the 1861 date on the lock plate. The metal has been cleaned at one time but not overly cleaned. The trigger guard and butt plate is brass and has a nice mellow aged patina to it. The action works as it should but is a little stiff. Just needs to be back in action again. Priced right and ready to hang on your wall!
	fa31/ 1841 Springfield Conversion Musket $795.00SOLD JD This is a whole lotta' bang for your buck. This early conversion 1841 Springfield has a nice attic look to it , beautiful color to the wood stock and nice even aged metal and clear markings on the lock plate with good action to the hammer at half cock and full cock and the trigger working smoothly. Comes with an original 1841 bayonet in excellent condition. The only mentionable flaw is tiny piece of stock missing behind the hammer and the tang of the barrel which bolts it to the stock is cracked. This musket is a Southern Middle Tennessee walk in and has this southern odor about it from it's Butt all the way up to the Ram Rod which has a southern manufactured trait.
	fa33/ 1842 Musketoon "Conversion" HARPERS FERRY $895.00SOLDSA This m1842 two band "Musketoon conversion" Harpers Ferry dated 1845 is according to the tag when I traded for it say's this is a Confederate Musket. It stated see Murphy Confederate Carbines & Musketoons, page 225 thru 233. I don't have this reverence book so I'm pricing this thang as if it were a Yankee musket. Forgive me I'm tryin' to be just a little funny "stupid" well anyway it has a nice ole attic look with good clear letter stamping all legible throughout the hardware. There is no major pitting at all and the barrel has peppered blemishes up and down the length of it. The action is very crisp and works properly and also the ram rod is original to the musketoon. The stock has nice aged color and enough ware to see it seen some ridin' action. No joking this 1845 dated Harpers Ferry displays like a big boy and could be Confederate used also.
	fa5/ M1840/50's smooth bore 52 cal. musket ~~$745.00~~ PRICE REDUCED $625.00 Cool: little man's weapon of choice. Nice 52 cal. smooth bore musket with beautiful wood stock and smooth metal and a little scroll work on the hammer block. The cap box is I believe silver and it opens and closes like new. The hammer does not lock in the cap position or the fire position. This weapon measures around 45" long. I'm not sure the maker of this one but it is one nice little addition to your fire arm collection.

	FA40/ Colt Navy "1860 Production Date" 36 cal. Unbelievable$1295.00*SOLD* Just walked in as you've heard before. Nice "HARTFORD" Colt Navy...36 cal. Revolver with a Southern provenance. This was purchased from the relic guru in 2003. Information states this came from the Allison family in Sparta, Tn. which had a strong southern heritage and was carried by a member of the family. This Colt has all matching S/N including the wedge. Nice strong action with mellow surface patina and you can slightly make out the Military cartouche on the grip. This will be accompanied with the letter of authenticity and It's provenance of Southern use. This sold for 1450.00 seven year's ago. Dang near forgot...you can hear the muzzle whistle DIXIE when you pull the hammer back!
	FA39/ Colt Army "1862 Production Date" $1150.00 This Colt Army is in sound condition and every part fully functional. The S/N 56481 all match except for wedge which does not have a number. The brass trigger guard has smooth aged mellow patina with the metal being free of pitting and has only minor service bumps and dings. The grips have been personally modified to fit the owners grip and has four notches in the butt of the grip. All markings are very legible with only small amount of scroll work visible on cylinder scene.
	FA38RD/ m1861 Contract Musket L. G. & Y/ Windsor VT. $1400.00*SOLD* Nice 1863 dated 58 cal. L. G.&Y / Windsor, Vt. musket. All original and fully functional. The owner used it every deer season to bag a deer. The walnut stock has great deep aged patina with only moderate service ware. The metal has nice un cleaned aged patina with all marking and inspector marks very visible. This is one you can display and even take out and safely target shoot with....NICE!
My Home Land security: Mississippi Rifle and my faithful always on call? (Precious) ~ ~Off duty at the moment!~ ~	FA37/ m1841 MISSISSIPPI RIFLE $1295.00 *Sold* Gorgeous "RUN-OF-THE-MILL" dated 1854 Harpers Ferry musket with crisp markings on the lock plate. The m1841 Mississippi will display as well as any $2800.00+ Mississippi's out there but at a very affordable cost to you. Nice dark wood stock and dark aged patina to the lock plate and barrel. The brass barrel rings and the patch box and butt plate has a nice gleam to the appearance. The action works great but a little soft but locks in both positions and trigger releases the hammer to the nipple good. Dang...I can't help myself !
	fa36/ NICE m1863 Springfield Musket $995.00SOLDS.U. This one here's a keeper...nice smooth stock with minor bruises with a beautiful dark aged wood. The barrel and barrel bands along with butt plate and lock plate all has a smooth none pitted mellow patina surface. The lock plate mechanics works good as the day it left the armory. Nice barrel rifling also. Can't find another as nice at this price!!!!!!!
	fa35/ Southern Trooper's Double Barrel Carbine! (not) $595.00*SOLD* WOW....look what followed me home! This came in and I couldn't resist the unusual charm of this one. It sure has the appearance of ~Riding with the Wizard~ but we'll never no if this has Southern traits or not. The only thing the gentleman could tell me about this one was he broke the ear off of the right hammer. REVISED: Found the broken ear off the hammer , I have glued it back on for display purposes. It can be repaired. What I can tell you about it is it is marked "FENTON" on the lock plates and on the barrel is "London Fine Twist" and you can actually see the swirls in the barrels. The metal is smooth as is the lock plates. The action on both hammers work great but the ear is broken on the right hammer. The wood stock is smooth and has it's usual dings and pings. The stock does have an old crack to it but looks like someone knew what they were doin' and fixed it. Also has it's original ram rod. The real COOL thing about this weapon is, that in my opinion makes this a Cavalry used double barrel is the sword scabbard rings mounted on the weapon fur use to carry this on horse back like a Carbine....smells like Southern ingenuity to me! Confederate...Yankee...neither or, who will ever no foe shore without solid provenance...it's still priced right and ready to mount!!!
	fa34/ .577 Cal. 1861 dated Enfield Three Band Musket $1275.00SOLDBL This m1853 Enfield musket has a beautiful tiger wood stock with no cracks or major dents. The metal lock plate and barrel has smooth surface with no pitting and has the 1861 date on the lock plate. The metal has been cleaned at one time but not overly cleaned. The trigger guard and butt plate is brass and has a nice mellow aged patina to it. The action works as it should but is a little stiff. Just needs to be back in action again. Priced right and ready to hang on your wall!
	fa31/ 1841 Springfield Conversion Musket $795.00SOLD JD This is a whole lotta' bang for your buck. This early conversion 1841 Springfield has a nice attic look to it , beautiful color to the wood stock and nice even aged metal and clear markings on the lock plate with good action to the hammer at half cock and full cock and the trigger working smoothly. Comes with an original 1841 bayonet in excellent condition. The only mentionable flaw is tiny piece of stock missing behind the hammer and the tang of the barrel which bolts it to the stock is cracked. This musket is a Southern Middle Tennessee walk in and has this southern odor about it from it's Butt all the way up to the Ram Rod which has a southern manufactured trait.
	fa33/ 1842 Musketoon "Conversion" HARPERS FERRY $895.00SOLDSA This m1842 two band "Musketoon conversion" Harpers Ferry dated 1845 is according to the tag when I traded for it say's this is a Confederate Musket. It stated see Murphy Confederate Carbines & Musketoons, page 225 thru 233. I don't have this reverence book so I'm pricing this thang as if it were a Yankee musket. Forgive me I'm tryin' to be just a little funny "stupid" well anyway it has a nice ole attic look with good clear letter stamping all legible throughout the hardware. There is no major pitting at all and the barrel has peppered blemishes up and down the length of it. The action is very crisp and works properly and also the ram rod is original to the musketoon. The stock has nice aged color and enough ware to see it seen some ridin' action. No joking this 1845 dated Harpers Ferry displays like a big boy and could be Confederate used also.
	fa5/ M1840/50's smooth bore 52 cal. musket ~~$745.00~~ PRICE REDUCED $625.00 Cool: little man's weapon of choice. Nice 52 cal. smooth bore musket with beautiful wood stock and smooth metal and a little scroll work on the hammer block. The cap box is I believe silver and it opens and closes like new. The hammer does not lock in the cap position or the fire position. This weapon measures around 45" long. I'm not sure the maker of this one but it is one nice little addition to your fire arm collection.