Winner of NRA Miniature silver medal #63 at the 2007 NRA annual meetings!!!!!!! This is an exact 47% scale miniature of Colt 1860 Army revolver down to the serial # 162978E. Colt 1860 Army revolver serial #162978E was gold inlaid and engraved by Colt master engraver Gustave Young. The grips were especially carved ebony with a navy anchor on one side and the seated lady liberty on the other. This is one of the most beautiful revolvers to ever come out of the Colt and Gustave Young shops. Promonently featured in Nelson Perry's book "Gold Colts, a Tribute to Gustave Young", and featured on the full color slip cover. A leather bound copy of the book is included with the miniature. This miniature features only the absolute best of everything. The engraving and gold inlay work is flawless, the grips are spectacular. The fit, finish, and attention to the most minute detail is unbelievable! I think the photos will speak for themselves. Additional photos and price upon request.

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This is probably the finest minaiture knife ever made by the late Daniel Osterman. This is a 1/3 scale miniature of the George Wostenholm & Sons I-X-L Washington Hunting Knife pictured on the slip cover of The antique Bowie Knife Book by Adams, Voyles, & Moss and also on pages 388 & 389 under showpieces. Beautifully etched blade. Hand carved bust of George Washington on the left side pearl handle. Hand carved white gold guard and pommel. Complete with the original deluxe Osterman walnut display case with German silver inlays in the top and ivory bunn feet. Additional photos available upon request.

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Price: $10,995.00

This is a stunning 1/2 scale miniature Winchester 1876 "One of One Hundred" rifle. The rifle was made by master miniature maker Michael Barrett. The late Terry Farrand did the impeccable surface finish work and slicked up the internal parts so that the action works smooth as silk. James Corpe finished the beautiful highly figured 10X walnut stock and forearm with a hand rubbed oil finish and checkered them at 36 lines per inch. Master engraver Roger Sampson engraved the barrel markings, serial number (1), 45-75 caliber markings, the muzzle and breech ends of the barrel with scrolls, the "One of One Hundred" panel on the top barrel flat just ahead of the receiver, and inlaid the gold bands at the muzzle and breech ends of the barrel. Doug Turnbull did his magic in doing the beautiful blue and case colored finish. Includes a long range tang sight. An awesome one of a kind miniature that just takes your breath away. Additional photos available upon request.

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Price: $10,475.00

Breaking News!!!  This miniature Winchester just won  silver medal # 62 as one of the best miniatures on display at the annual 2007 NRA convention!!!!!  These medals are not given out lightly and the competition is fierce!

This is a one of a kind 1/2 scale miniature Winchester 1873 "1 of 100" rifle. The rifle was made by master miniature maker Michael Barrett. The late Terry Farrand did the impeccable surface finish work and slicked up the internal parts so that the action works smooth as silk. James Corpe finished the beautiful highly figured 10X walnut stock and forearm with a hand rubbed oil finish and checkered them at 36 lines per inch. Master engraver Roger Sampson engraved the barrel address markings, serial number (1), the "1 of 100" panel on the top barrel flat just ahead of the receiver, the lower tang markings, and the nice little border and scroll engraving on each side of the receiver just ahead of the sideplates. Doug Turnbull did his magic in doing the beautiful blue and case colored finish. A beautiful piece and the mate to the One of One Hundred Model 1876 shown elsewhere on this page. Additional photos available upon request.

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Price: $11,495.00 

An absolutely incredible one of a kind 1/2 scale 1894 Winchester made by Miniart in Russia, engraved by master engraver Michael Dubber, and checkered by master gunsmith James Corpe. Absolutely perfect down to the finest details. Perfectly working and looking crisp action. The gun totally restocked in 10X burl walnut by Mike Barrett. The wood finished and the forearm and wrist checkered at 40 lpi by James Corpe. Surface metal prep was done by the late Terry Farrand. The exquisite finely detailed engraving and 24 K gold and platnium inlays by Michael Dubber, showing two gold deer in a panel on the left side, and a gold moose on the right side. Gold and platnium bands at both ends of the barrel. The receiver outlined with gold and platnium wire inlays. The lever, hammer, bolt, floorplate, and forearm cap also showing gold wire inlays. The perfectly polished metal blued with the exception of the hammer, lever, and buttplate which are case colored. This miniature won silver medal #45 as being one of the finest miniatures in the world, and the medal is of course included as it belongs to the miniature. This miniature Winchester really has to be held in hand and admired in person to truely understand the magnificient quality! I could go on, but just take a look at the additional photos!

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 Price: $11,995.00

A perfect one-of-a-kind 1/2 scale miniature of Henry rifle serial #1 as presented to Edwin M. Stanton, secretary of war of the United States, by the New Haven Arms Co. and Oliver F. Winchester. The rifle was engraved and personally presented to Stanton in hopes of securing government contracts to purchase Heny rifles for the impending Civil War. This rifle was made by master miniature maker Mike Barrett. The markings and engraving were all copied exactly by master engraver Roger Sampson, the action tuned and metal prep done by the late Terry Farrand, the deep blue and firey case color work done by Doug Turnbull. A gorgeous miniature in every regard and of great historical interest. The receiver scroll engraved on the right side, the left side showing a panel with the presentation to Secretary to War Stanton. Octagon .22 caliber 11 3/4" rifled barrel. The stock of super fancy dark figured walnut. The brass crescent buttplate features the trapdoor for the cleaning rod. Fully functional and operates smooth as silk. The barrel is a beautiful high polish blued and the hammer and lever are casecolored. The brass receiver, sideplates, and buttplate starting to show a very pretty patina. Please call or email me for additional photos of this beautifull masterpiece.

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Price:  $7,495.00