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!!!!!SALE!!!!!OK, I know it's not a single shot pistol, but I didn't know where else to put it! This is a wonderful 1/3 scale Volcanic lever action repeating magazine pistol made by Paul Ellis in England. Fully functional and very well made. 4 11/16" long overall with a 2 5/16" barrel. Brass frame and grip straps. Blue steel barrel and magazine tube. The balance of the steel parts finished bright. Nice two piece ivory grips showing a nice grain and pleasing mellow patina. The top of the barrel marked VOLCANIC REPEATING ARMS CO. The top flat of the receiver just ahead of the bolt engraved 1854. The forward portions of the frame, the backstrap, hammer, lever, and breech end of the barrel lightly engraved. Cased in the original Ellis Walnut casing French fit with red velour lining. What makes this piece really interesting is that the original case is fit into a hollow book measuring 8 5/16" X 5 3/4" X 1 3/4". The casing expertly done by David Hanson. The book has a hubbed dark brown leather spine covering with matching corner covering. The balance of the covers covered in a really pretty paper print. The spine with a readish brown title label with gold lettering and bands. The title reading "VOLCANIC REPEATING ARMS". Inside the book is a small paperback book also expertly done by Mr. Hanson on the history and development of the Volcanic firearms titled "THE VOLCANIC REPEATING ARMS COMPANY, NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT, 1856-57" in three lines. The book showing illustrations of Walter Hunt, Horace Smith, Daniel Wesson, Oliver Winchester, a couple of Volcanic broadside advertizments, and a cut-a-way illustration of the pistol. A superb set up and display with lots of charm! Photo 2, Photo 3, Photo 4, Photo 5, Photo 6, Photo 7, Photo 8, Photo 9 Price: $2,495.00
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This is a neat 1/2 scale Billinghurst under hammer target pistol, cased with accessories, by reknown miniature maker Ron DeWalt of Michigan. The pistol measures 9" long overall with the false muzzle attached, 8 17/32 with it removed. Brass frame marked DeWalt on the lower tang. Blue octagon barrel, round false muzzle. The false muzzle connecting to the barrel with four pins as is normal. Walnut one piece grip. Brass tube type sight that is adjustable for both windage and elevation. The false mussle with a large knob sticking up and blocking the sight so the shooter wouldn't forget and leave the false muzzle attached when shooting. Cased in the original DeWalt oak hinged top casing with slide button latch. The interior lined in a burgundy felt, English fit. Accessories include the detachable shoulder stock, the bullet starter, a cleaning rod, and a cap tin made by Larry Smith. Photo 2, Photo 3, Photo 4, Photo 5, Photo 6, Photo 7, Photo 8, Photo 9, Photo 10, Photo 11, Photo 12, Photo 13, Photo 14, Photo 15, Photo 16 Price: $2,495.00
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This is a neat 1/3 scale French Model 1802 flintlock pistol made by the late Gilbert Ball from France. 5 5/8" long overall with a 3 1/8" part round part octagon smoothbored barrel. Brass pan, triggerguard, grip cap, and barrel band. The balance of the parts steel finished in the white. No markings. Straight grained light walnut stock. Nicely made with good fit and finish. Photo 2, Photo 3, Photo 4, Photo 5 Price: $1,095.00
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!!!!!New photos and information added!!!!! This is probably the best Larry Smith miniature Remington Elliot single shot derringer I have ever seen. 1 9/16" long overall with a 7/8" long barrel. Nickel plated engraved frame, gold plated and engraved brass grips. Gold plated hammer and trigger. Hand engraved two line barrel address. Complete with the original Larry Smith walnut push button latch, hinged top casing with a brass handled cleaning/ejector rod and 10 rounds of dummy ammunition. The case interior lined in an olive green velour. The bottom of the case marked "-L.H.-, Smith, RE-22", in three lines which is the maker's name, I don't know what the R stands for, the "E" is for engraved, and "22" is the serial number. I couldn't find the serial number on the miniature, but under the grips on the frame there is a "JD" in a shield. Maybe marked by Larry to the owner.
Photo 2, Photo 3, Photo 4, Photo 5, Photo 6, Photo 7, Photo 8, Photo 9, Photo 10, Photo 11 Price reduced: $1,295.00
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This is a nice 2/5 scale Ames percussion cutlass pistol, maker unknown. Brass frame, fire blue hammer, barrel, and blade. The left side of the frame marked C. Elgin, Patent in two lines. The right side of the blade marked N.P. Ames, Cutler in two lines. The barrel is 1 9/16" long. the blade is 4" long from the front of the triggerguard to the tip. Overall length 6 3/16". Includes a decent walnut casing with blue foam lining. A really nice piece.
Price: $1,195.00
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This is a great 1/2 scale Remington Model 1871 rolling block pistol made by the legendary Isaias Aguilar. Mr. Aguilar worked for Tom Weston in Mexico City for many years before moving to Texas where he continued to make miniatures on his own. This piece has nice mellow aged elephant ivory stocks by master ivory carver Dennis Holland. .22 caliber 1/2 round-1/2 octagon rifled barrel. The left side of the receiver properly marked with the Remington address, patent dates, and proof marks. Cased in a beautiful myrtle wood casing with brown velour lining, complete with cleaning rod and 30 .22 short rim fire cartridges.
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Price: $1,995.00
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