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Weapons Photos Location Index

A collection of Civil War handguns
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350 Items – Updated as per date for the page – Doc (01/02/2023)

Ammunition, Then & Now  (04/01/2025)
Ammunition Factory c. 1890’s photo
Black Powder (4)
Locks
Matchlock
Wheellock
Dog Lock
Flintlock
Percussion lock
Cartridges  (11)
Brass and Other Metal Cartridge Cases  (14)
Pin Fire  (14)
Rim Fire  (15)
Revolvers – Multiple Shots  (1)
The Rollin White Patent of 04/03/1855
Teat Fire  (2)
Cup Fire  (7)
Cartridges Along the Way…  (23)
Common Cartridges of the Old West  (8)
Maynard Tape Ignition System  (3)
Center Fire  (5)
Smokless Powder  (1)
Shotgun Ammunition
Pinfire Shotgun Rounds  (31)
Speaking of Punt Guns  (2)
Modern Shotgun Rounds  (8)
Cartridge Manufacturers of the Times  (10)
Powder and shot magazine photo
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Boot Pistols  (01/02/2023)
Hopkins and Allen underhammer Percussion Boot Pistol
Ashton underhammer Boot Pistol
Richard Hollis .30 cal. London percussion Boot Pistol
Ethan Allen 1845 Percussion Boot Pistol
36 cal. Percussion Boot Pistol – New Orleans Gambler
Double Barrel .41 cal. Percussion Boot Pistol
Percussion Boot Pistol – unidentified
d. egg London .45 cal. Percussion muff/Boot Pistol
Percussion Boot Pistol – unidentified
Manhattan Shotgun Hammer Boot Pistol
Manhattan Bar hammer Boot Pistol
Manhattan Hero Boot Pistol
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Dirk’s Derringers P.1  (04/01/2025)             Combined – Dirk’s Derringers Pages 1 & 2
Allen 32 Center Hammer Single Shot, Produced early 1860: limited quantity, .32 rimfire. (4L) & (7L)
Andrew Wurfflein Pocket Pistol, Produced c. 1850’s to 1860’s,.41 cal. (1R)
Bacon Mfg. Single Shot Pistol, Produced c. early to mid 1860’s: 2,400, .32 rimfire. (3R)
Connecticut Arms and Manf. Co. Single shot Derringer, Produced 1866 to late 1880’s: 8,000, a.k.a. Bulldog. (6R)
E.L. & J. Dickenson Single shot Derringer, Produced 1863-68: -1,600, .32 rimfire. (5R)
Frank Wesson Medium Frame Single Shot Pistol, Produced c. 1859 – early 1870’s:2,000, .32 short. (4L)
Frank Wesson Small Frame Single Shot Pistol, Produced c. 1859 – eary 80’s: 15,000, .22 rimfire short. (3L)
Frank Wesson Med. Superposed Pistol, Produced 1868-80: 3,000, .32 rimfire. (7R)
G.D.H. Gillespie Pocket Pistol, Produced c. 1850’s to 1860’s. (1L)
H.C. Lombard & Co. Single Shot Derringer, Produced c. 1860’s: -1,000, .22 rimfire. (5L)
Henry Derringer Pocket Pistol, Produced c. 1850-70. (2L)
Manhattan/American Standard Hero Single Shot Pistol, Produced c. 1868-73: 30,000, .34 cal. a.k.a. Poor Man’s Deringer (9R)
Merrimack Arms Co. Southerner Derringer, Produced 1866-73: 16,500, .41 rimfire. (8R)
Merwin & Bray Single Shot Derringer, Produced c. 1859-66: 4,100, .32 rimfire. (2R)
Remington-Elliot Single Shot Derringer, Produced c. 1866-88: 10,000, .41 rimfire. (8L)
Rollin White Arms Co. Single Shot Pocket Pistol, Produced 1861-64: 3,000, .32 rimfire. (4R)
T.J. Stafford Single Shot Derringer, Produced c. 1860’s: 2,100, .22 rimfire. (9L)
American Arms Co. Double Barrel Derringer, Produced c. 1866-78: -5,000, .22/.32 rimfire. (12L)
American Arms Co. Double Barrel Derringer, Produced c. 1866-78: -5,000, .41 rimfire. (12R)
Boss Single Shot Blank Derringer, Produced c. 1870: unknown, .22 rimfire blank. (15R)
C.H. Ballard Single Shot Derringer, Produced c. 1870: a few thousand, .41 rimfire. (16)
Colt Third Model Derringer, Produced c. 1870-1912, .41 rimfire; a.k.a. Thuer. (10R)
Cowles & Son Single Shot Derringer, Produced c. 1865-76: 3,600, .30 rimfire. (10L)
Forehand & Wadsworth Single Shot Derringer, Produced 1871-90: 2,000, .22 rimfire. (14R)
Frank Wesson Med. Superposed Pistol, Produced c. 1868-80: 3,000, .32 rimfire (13R)
Jacob Rupertus Single Shot Derringer, Produced c. 1870’s – 80’s:1,000, .22 rimfire (14L)
J.B Driscole Single Shot Derringer, Produced c. 1870’s: +/- 200, .22 rimfire. (11L)
L.B. Taylor Single Shot Derringer, Produced c. 1868-70: 1,800, .32 rimfire. (11R)
Manhattan/American Standard Hero Single Shot Pistol, Produced c. 1868-73: 30,000,.34 round; a.k.a. Poor Man’s Deringer (13L)
Remington-Rider Magazine Pistol, Produced c. 1871-88: 15,000, .32 rimfire extra short. (15L)
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Dirk’s Revolvers P.1  (04/01/2025)       NOTE: (Dirk’s Revolvers 1. & 2. are now combined.)
Allen & Wheelock Large Frame Pocket Revolver, Produced 1857 to early 60’s: 1,500, .34 cal. percussion. (1L)
Allen & Wheelock Sidehammer Pocket and Belt Revolver, Prod. 1858-61: a few thousand. (1R)
Bacon Mfg. Co. Pocket Revolver, Prod. c. early 1860’s: limited, .32 rimfire. (5R)
Bliss & Goodyear Pocket Model Revolver, Produced c. 1860: 3,000, .28 cal round. (2L)
Brooklyn Arms Co. Slocum Revolver, Produced c.1863-64: 10,000, .32 rimfire. (3R)
Colt Model 1849 Pocket Revolver, Produced 1850-73: 340,000, .31 cal.. (2R)
Connecticut Arms Co. Pocket Revolver, Prod. c. mid-1860’s:2,700, .28 cal. cup prime. (4L)
E.A. Prescott S&W style Pocket & Belt Revolver, Produced c. 1861-63: a few hundred, .32 rimfire. (9L)
E.A. Prescott Pocket Model Revolver, Produced c. 1862-67: several hundred, .32 rimfire. (9R)
Moore’s Patent Firearms Front Loading Revolver, Produced c. 1864-70: 30,000, .32 special teat fire. (3L)
Plant’s Mfg. Front-Loading Army Revolver, Production. c. mid-1860’s: 8,00, .42 cal. cup-primed. (4R)
Smith & Wesson Model No. 1 Second Issue Revolver, Prod. 1860-68: 117,000, .22 rimfire short. (6L)
Smith & Wesson Model 1 1/2 First Issue Revolver, Production 1865-68: 26,3000, .32 rimfire (6R)
Smith & Wesson Model No. 2 Old Model Revolver, Produced 1861-74: 77,155, .32 rimfire long. (7L)
Smith & Wesson Model 1 1/2 Second Issue Revolver, Prod. 1868-75: 100,700, .32 rimfire long (7R)
W.W. Marston Pocket Model Revolver, Production c. 1858 to early 1860’s: 13,000, 31 cal; marked The Union Arms. (5L)
Colt New Line Revolvers, [4] (10R)
C.S. Shattuck Pocket Revolver, Prod. c. 1880 a few thousand ‘s , .32 rimfire. (11R)
Hopkin & Allen XL#2, a.k.a. a suicide revolver .30 rimfire. (11L)
Lucius W. Pond S.A. Pocket or Belt Revolver, Prod. c. 1861 – 70, several thousand .38 rimfire. (9L)
Remington-Smoot Revolver, New Model No. 3 Produced circa 1878 – 88. (1R)
Springfield Arms Pocket Revolver, Prod. c. 1863, approx. 6,000. (10L)
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Dirk’s Pistols & Pepperboxes  (01/01/2023)
Allen & Thurber D.A. Bar Hammer Pistol, Prod. c. 1830’s – early 60’s: Est. several thousand produced, . 28 to .36  cal. percussion. (1L)
Bacon and Co. Underhammer Pistol, Produced ??: est. 500 .34 cal. percussion , 3″, 4″, 6″ barrel. (3L)
Bacon Arms Co. Pepperbox Revolver, Produced c. late 1860’s: 1,000, .22 rimfire. (8)
Bruce and Davis Double Barrel Pistol, Produced c. 1850’s, .36 cal. percussion. (3R)
Continental Arms Co. Pepperbox, Produced late 1860’s: 800, .22 rimfire; a.k.a. The Ladies Companion. (7L)
Manhattan Pepperbox Pistol, Prod. c. 1856 – to late 1850’s, percussion; 3″ barrel group; hand turned original ramrod, very rare gun. (6)
W.W. Marston Breech Loading Single Shot. Single Action Pistol, Produced c. early to mid 1850’s: 1,000, .31 cal.percussion; marked Washington Arms Co. (4)
W.W. Marston Double Action Pepperbox, Produced c. 1850’s, .31 cal percussion six shot. (5L)
W.W.Marston Double Action Pepperbox, Prodced. c. 1850’s, .31 cal., percussion 6 shot; marked Marston & Knox. (5R)
W.W. Marston Single Shot, Double Action Pistol, Produced c. 1850’s; percussion. (2R)
W.W. Marston Single Shot, Double Action Pistol, Produced c. 1850; percussion marked Washington Arms Co. (1R)
W.W. Marston S.S. Single Action Pistol, Produced c. 1860, .31 cal.percussion; marked Washington Arms Co. (2L)
Sharps 4-shot Pepperbox Pistol, Produced 1859-74: many thousands, .30 rimfire. (7R)
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Edged Weapons  (04/01/2025)
1. Knapped Stone (3 pics)
Blades of the Frontier
2.  Bowie Knife – Top
2. Arkansas Toothpick -Bottom
Original Arkansas Toothpick (photo)
3. Bowie Knife (handmade) [the real thing]
Green River Knives
4. Skinner
5. Butcher knife
Lamson-Goodnow Mfg. Co.
6. Butcher knife (well worn)
7. Ben Lilly’s self-made Bowie Knife
8.Old Timers
9. Sword Cane
10. Tomahawk
11. Rimpler Throwing Knives
12. Cavalry Saber [Confederate Replica]
Dueling Blades
13. Rapier
14. Saber
15. Epee
16. Parrying Dagger
17. Sword Breaker Dagger

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Firearms oddities  (04/01/2025)
1. Chinese 19th century matchlock hand cannon.
It was always about how many shots…
2. Oldest known revolver (3 pics)
15th century gunsmithing techniques (Illustration)
3. a flintlock revolving rifle
4. Collier flintlock revolving pistol
Ignition had to catch up to engineering…
5. A Hybrid Transition Revolver
6. A 48 shot Revolver!
7. The Harmonica Gun
8. Three barrel multi-shot revolver (3 pics)
9. unknown multi-shot pistol (LH)
10. Ten barrels! (RH)
11. A flint/percussion rifle
12. A four barrel percussion rifle
13. A four barrel pistol
The Kalthoff Repeater
14 (4 pics)
Dueling Pistols
15 & 16
The Infernal Machine
17 (1 pic)
18. The Nock Gun
19. The Puckle Gun – The First Machine Gun
Treeby Chain Gun
20 (3 pics)
Wallis Air Rifle
21. (2 pics)
The Oldest Gun Found in America
22. (2 pics)
Canes , Knives and Swords – Disguised  Guns
23. A gun cane
24. Gun cane with a stock
25.a gun sword
26. Gun/knife combo
27. knife/gun combo
28. A modern knife/gun combo
Brass Knuckles/Knives and Guns
29.. Le Centenaire (2 pics)
30, The Apache Revolver
More Hidden guns
31.Palm pistol
32. Palm pistol, open
33. Novo Folding Revolver
34. Guitar gun
35. Little All Right pistol
36. A palm Squeeze gun
37. Cased Squeeze pistols
38. Watch pistol
39. Cut & Shoot? A cutlery set with a bang! (2 pics)
40. sleeve gun
41. Key gun
42. pen gun
43. Telephone gun
44. Tire gauge gun
45. Ronson Lighter gun
46. Crucifix gun
Ring Guns – A Gambler’s Last Choice?
47. Ring guns  (2 pics)  Ring Gun
Miniatures
48. Watch Fob Gun
49. Kolibri Mini-auto
50. Fishhook Gun
51. 5mm pinfire revolver
52. Colt SA Revolver
53. Revolver
A different design approach
54. WTF Mateba MTR-8
Automatic Revolvers
55. Mateba  6 Unica
56. Union automatic revolver
57. Webley-Fosbery Self-Cocking automatic revolver
What’s around the corner?
58. STG44 assault rifle with Krummlauf
59. M3A3 sub-machine gun w/ attachment
60. The Corner Shot
Punt Guns
61. Scottish Punt Gun
62. Large Punt gun
Passenger Pigeon Society poster
63. Punt Guns on the boat in use
64. A Beretta Punt Gun (on a boat)
65. Punt gun on a sledge
Animal Killers
66. Greener’s Humane cattle killers
Greener flyer
67. A slaughtering pistol
Velo-Dog
68. Velo-Dog pistol
69. Lincoln-Bossu Velo-Dog pistol
Because it’s the only one there is…
70. Root Sidehammer Colt
71. A Powder Tester
72. An Alarm Gun
Take a shot? It’s Movie Time!
73. Doryu 2-16 is a pistol-shaped camera
74. This revolver has a camera mounted on it.
A little Sci-Fi, anyone?
75. Hero gun from Blade Runner
76. Star Wars’ Han Solo’s BlasTech DL-44 blaster
77. Han Solo’s Blaster in the original “Star Wars“
Trapdoor Flintlock? A Hollywood fake
78. Trapdoor flintlock
79. Trapdoor Flintlock parts
80. Indian actor loads a .45-70 blank cartridge
Movie Revolver Fakes
81. An 1873 Colt and the fake add-on parts.
A Clubbed shotgun
82. A mule ear Baker
History Riders Please note:
83. NASA Revolver
The first recorded assassination with a firearm Illustration (1885)
Cut and Shoot (book cover)
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Handguns  (04/01/2025)
1. Colt Patterson Revolver1836 -42 (.28 or 36. cal. percussion)
2. Colt 1847 Walker Revolver, Black Powder Percussion, .44 cal.
3. Colt 1849 Pocket Pistol, .31 cal percussion – a nice cased set
4. Deane, Adams & Deane  Revolver M1851
5. LeMatt Revolver, pinfire, (1856-65) also: .35; 36; 42 & .44 cal. percussion (French)
6. LeMatt Revolver, Modern Italian made [Pietta] replica in .44 cal. & 16 ga.
7. Tranter Revolver (English) 1856 – 1880’s
8. Moore’s Single Action Belt Revolver (Teat-Fire)
Cup Fire Revolvers
8. Eagle Arms Co. Large revolver.  LH
9. Eagle Arms Pocket Pistol, c. 1860.  RH
Starr Revolvers (1850’s – 1860’s)
10. Starr Model 1863 Single Action .44 Caliber Percussion Army Revolver (1863-1864 – Top
11. Starr Model 1858 Double Action .36 Caliber Percussion Navy Revolver (1859-1860) – Middle
12. Starr Model 1858 Double Action .44 Caliber Percussion Army Revolver (1862-1863) – Bottom
13. Whitney & Beals Walking Beam Pocket Revolver, .28-cal – percussion
14. Remington-Beals 1st model Pocket Revolver, .31 cal. 
15. Beaumont- Adams Percussion Revolver (1862), .442 cal. 
16. Remington 1858 Army Revolver, .44 cal. percussion
17. Remington New Model Army Revolver, with ivory grips, .44 cal. – Buffalo Bill’s
18.  Colt 1851 Navy Revolver, .36 cal Black Powder, Percussion
19, Spiller & Burr 1st model Revolver, – .36 cal. percussion – Top
20. Spiller & Burr 1st model Revolver, – .36 cal. percussion (first improvements) – Bottom
21.Confederate Spiller & Burr Revolver, 2nd model
22. Manhattan Navy Revolver, Series III (1861 – 1864)
23. Hopkins & Allen Revolver M1873 – Jesse James
24. Colt 1872 Open Top Revolver, .45 Colt cf
25. Colt 1872 Open Top Revolver,. 45 Colt cf (with shoulder stock)
26. Remington 1866 Derringer, .41 rf
27.  Colt 1877 Lightning Revolver, .38 cal. Colt cf
28. Iver Johnson Revolver, (1896 – 1908) .32 cal. rf Black Powder
29. Smith & Wesson Revolver, .44 Russian cf
30. Typical but unidentified pinfire revolver.
31. Revolver Innards
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Marcel’s Guns  (01/01/2023)
1. Massachusetts Arms Co pocket revolver, Maynard primed, hand-turned cylinder, .28 cal. percussion
2. Smith & Wesson Revolver, Mod 1 1/2, .32 SW, lngrim LH
3. Whintney & Beals “Walking Beam” Revolver RH
4. Hopkins & Allen Revolver, XL5, .38 cal. rf LH
5. Otis Smith Revolver, .32 cal RH
6. Robbins & Lawrence pepperbox, .31 cal.  percussion
7. Lombard (Bacon) small ss pistol, nicely hand-engraved, .32 cal rf
8. Sidehammer Revolver, barrel length is 2 7/8 “, Only a few made like this.
9. Colt Cloverleaf House Pistol, 4 shot.
10. Daniel Moore Revolver, 7-shot .32 rf  – above
10. Daniel Moore Revolver, Teatfire with 1 original cartridge  – below
11. Smith & Wesson Revolver, 1st 2nd, cal .22 short – above
11. Manhattan Revolver, Factory engraved .22 Long – Infringment on the Rollin White patent – middle
11. Springfield Armory Pocket Revolver, 5-shot .32 rf – Also an infrignment – below
10. Two Spur Trigger Remington Revolvers
11. Allen & Wheelock Sidehammer Revolver, .31 cal. revolver
12. Wesson and Levitt 1849 Revolver, .40 cal.
13. Whitney Navy 1858 Revolver, First Model 2nd issue, .36 cal. percussion
14. Colt Police 1862 Revolver, .36 cal. percussion – above
14. Remington Police 1863 Revolver, .36 cal. – below
15. Colt Police 1862 Revolver, .36 cal. percussion
16. Lefaucheux 1854 Cavalry Model – 11 mm pinfire
17. Whitneyville Armory Revolver, 7 shot .22 cal. short rf
18. Lucius Pond Revolver, .22 cal. short, with removable thimbles – all thimbles present, which is quite rare!
19. Daniel Moore Revolver, 7-shot, .32 cal. rf – above
19. The first revolver with swing-out cylinder – made in the 1860’s, an infringement on the Rollin White patent. – below
20. Colt 1873 SAA Revolver, .32 cal. Long Colt. Made 1903, still black powder frame.
21. Liège Revolver, engraved and gold inlaid, .32 cal. S&W. A copy of a 3rd Model SA Smith & Wesson.
22. Colt New Police Revolver, .32 (not the Police Positive)
23. Colt 1877 Lightning DA Revolver, .38 cal. Long Colt, with attached ejector rod. Made 1907. Accepts smokeless ammo.
24. Colt Peacemaker SAA Revolver, Cavalry Model, .45 cal.  7 1/2″ barrel.
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Mike’s Revolvers Page 1   (04/01/2025)
1. Aston .54 cal. single shot, percussion “Horse Pistol” – Top
1. Remington 1863 New Model Army Revolver, .44 cal. percussion. –  Bottom
2. Colt 1861  3rd. Model Dragoon Revolver, .44 cal percussion. – Top
2.  Colt 1851  Navy Revolver, .36 cal. percussion. – Bottom
3. Colt 1849 Pocket Pistol, .31 cal. percussion. – Top
3. Colt 1860 New Model Army Revolver, .44 cal. percussion. – Middle
3. Colt 1862 Police Model, .36 cal. percussion. – Bottom
4. Colt 1851 Navy Revolver, .36 cal. percussion, factory standard. – LH Top
4. Colt 1851 Navy Revolver, Richards-Mason conversion (twice!). – LH Bottom
4. Colt 1851 Navy Revolver, .36 cal., percussion, unmodified. – RH Top 
4. Colt 1851 Navy Richards-Mason Revolver, conversion to .38 cal. cf. – RH Bottom
5. Lefaucheux 1854 Revolver, 12mm (.44 cal.) pinfire. – Top
5. Smith & Wesson 1861 Number 2 Army Revolver,  .32 cal. rf – Bottom
Two 1877 Colt Lightnings
6. top – short barrel, no extractor
6. Bottom – longer barrel with extractor
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Mikes’ Revolvers Page 2  has been combined with Mike’s Revolvers P. 1   – above  (04/01/2025)

Long Guns(04/01/2025)
1. Arquebus
2. Model 1803 Harper’s Ferry Rifle (2 pics)
3. Southern style percussion long rifle (right side) – Top – Seth Kinman’s Rifle
4. Southern style percussion long rifle (right side) – Top – Seth Kinman’s Rifle
5. Hawken Rifle, (.32, .50 and .58 cal.) muzzle loader6Military Arms (1841 – 1893)
6. M1841 Harpers Ferry “Mississippi Rifl7
7. Enfield (Pattern 1853) rifle-muske8
8. Pattern 1856 Enfield Musket
9. Pattern 1856 Enfield Musket (barrel markings) – LH
10. Pattern 1856 Enfield Musket (brass cartouche) – RH
11. Whitworth Rifle (1857)
12. Starr Carbine, breech loading, percussion
13. 1859 Sharps Berdan Rifle, breech loading, percussion
Frank Wesson Sporting and Target Rifles (1859 – 1888), article below
14. Gallager carbine, breech loading, percussion
15. Gallager carbine, open action
17. Colt Percussion Musket (1861)
18. Fayetteville Musket (1862)
19. Henry Lever Action Repeating Rifle (1862) – article below
20. 1865 Spencer Repeating Rifle
21. 1 864 Spencer Carbine 56-50 BP
22. 1864 Spencer Carbine 56-50 BP – detail
23. Snider Enfield Long Rifle (1866)
24. Springfield Rifle “Trapdoor” (1873), open breech
25. Springfield Rifle “Trapdoor” (1873), with bayonet
26. Krag Jørgenson carbine, 30-40 Krag cf
The Civilian Market – Children of the Henry
27.  1862 Henry Rifle,  .44 Henry rf (see: #
28. Winchester Model 1866, lever action carbine, .44 Henry rf
29. Winchester Model 1873, lever action carbine, .44-40 c
30. Winchester M-1886 Lever action rifle
31. Winchester M-1892 Lever action repeating rifle
32. Winchester M-1894 Lever action repeating rifle
33. Winchester M-1892 Lever action repeating rifle
34. Savage Model – 1899 Lever action rifle
Other Civilian Rifles
35. Sharps New Model Carbine, (1859) .52 cal. [straight breech]
36. Sharps New Model Carbine, (1859) .52 cal. [straight breech] – detail
37. Pedersoli 1864 Sharps reproduction in 45-120
38. Greener martini action, 45-70 (English) modern reproduction
39. Pedersoli Rolling Block Remington Reproduction in 45-70,
modeled after the Remington Model 1 Sporting Rifle, c. 1868.
Sport and Target Rifles
40.  Evans Rifle (1873)
Frank Wesson Sporting and Target Rifles (1859 – 1888)
41. Frank Wesson two trigger Target Rifle (.22 cal.)
42. Frank Wesson Bicycle Rifle (.22 cal.)
43. Frank Wesson Pocket Rifle (.22 cal.) long barrel w/ shoulder stock – Top
44. Frank Wesson Pocket Rifle (.22 cal.) medium barrel w/ shoulder stock – Middle
45. Frank Wesson Pocket Rifle (.22 cal.)
The Scatterguns… or as Wyatt called them “street howitzers”.
46. “Mule Ear” 1o bore, double barrel “coach gun”
47. Wells Fargo Express Double Barrel Shotgun
48. Spencer Pump Action Shotgun
49. 1887 Winchester lever action shotgun, 10 ga. (modern reproduction)
50. Winchester Model 1893 Pump action Shotgun
51. Winchester Model 1897 pump action shotgun, 12 ga.
Winchester Repeating Arms Co. Model 1895 Ad
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Percussion Firearms Accessories  (01/01/2023)
1. Powder Flasks, LH & RH
2. Powder Measures
3. Bullet molding, LH & RH
4. Cappers, LH & RH
5. Colt 1849 Pocket Pistol, .31 cal. percussion, cased set [also in Handguns – #3]
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References – Dictionary – Black Powder, Caliber, center fire, rim fire, Smokeless Powder
PLAYERS – Browning, Colt, Savage, Sharps, Spencer, Smith & Wesson, Winchester, etc.

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