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| CONFEDERATE CAP BUSTER ~ The REBEL RELICS just keep coming . . . . . . . . . . Attractive untouched Kerr Revolver with the Confederate Inspector mark "JS ANCHOR" and matching serial numbers. Serial number should put this revolver mid war and has the look of a battle hardened veteran. If you have always wanted a pure Confederate Revolver this one should fit the bill. Another quality REBEL RELIC right out of Tennessee! SOLD |
| CONFEDERATE MAYNARD . . . . . . . . . . . . Well maybe, it surfaced in Tennessee and they were issued to the "11 th. Tennessee." Anyway, the Maynard is extremely nice and has the minimal amount of wear for a weapon that saw service. The maker markings are strong and the cartouche is deep! This example also has some silver inlay, a oval with "US" and a rectangle with "JOHN" scratched in it. John is a good solid REBEL NAME and many Mississippi Rebels carried Maynard Carbines. Mechanically sound with great metal and the barrel still has almost all it's original finish. Even if this gun had to do service in the Yankees Army it is still a very high quality example. If your collection is missing the Maynard Carbine this one will be hard to upgrade! SOLD |
| OLD SCHOOL HARPERS FERRY ~ Good Ole REBEL RELIC you don't see much for sale! Beautiful Harpers Ferry Musket that has not been converted to percussion. The stock is in nice condition with just a few bumps and somebodies initials. The lock plate is dated "1841" and the barrel "1842" with nice deep strikes. This example also has two nice deep cartouches and original ram rod. Another hard to find relic from REBEL RELICS! SOLD |
| LIKED BY HUNTERS, LOVED BY REBELS ~ Large quantities of this style Maynard carbine were eagerly shipped South before and during the Civil War. Confederate ordnance manuals even list the Maynard as an official weapon. The Maynard was considered one of the best performing and most accurate breechloader in the early 1860s. Numerous Civil War pictures show Confederates with their Maynard carbine at the ready. This example was bought here locally and has oral history of Southern usage. The carbine is in good shape with some small bumps and one crack towards the butt of the stock. Beautiful clear maker marks and visible without magnification. This firearm still has it's original rifle and shotgun barrel. Nice relic that can accurately be displayed in your Confederate Cavalry collection. REBEL RELIC PRICED . . . . . . . . SOLD |
| RARE COLT REVOLVER ~ All matching serial numbers including the wedge on this beautiful Colt "WELLS FARGO" Pocket Model Revolver. The cylinder has about 85% light cylinder scene still visible and plenty of original varnish left on the grips. The action is crisp and mechanically sound example. This is a rare Colt in terms of production and you just do not see these offered for sale anymore. REBEL RELIC PRICED . . . . . . . . . SOLD |
| PURE REBEL RELIC ~ Virgin to the market and straight from The Battle of Franklin area! Beautiful Adams Revolver with flawless double action and great looking original wood grips. This type of revolver is pictured in reference books as a Confederate Imported firearm. If your missing this example in your Confederate Handgun collection you will surf long before finding a better piece. REBEL RELIC RIGHT OUT OF THE BUSHES PRICE . . . . . . . . . . . . SOLD |
| ONLY 1000 MADE . . . . . . . ~ This one is rare in production numbers only a 1,000 made and rare to see on the market for sale. The Wesson & Leavitt Revolver is one with plenty of history and makes for enjoyable research on the Company. Nice action and beautiful original grips ready for display in the best of Civil War Firearms Collections. SOLD |
| BABY DRAGOON ~ Only three years of production and rare by all standards and in good overall condition. The Colt "BABY DRAGOON" Revolver in .31 caliber with 5" barrel and original walnut grips. There is still plenty of silver on the brass trigger guard. The revolver is serial numbered "8278" and has nice visible Colt barrel address. The original leather holster is in good condition with some wear and tear, but very solid seams. RARE COLT and REBEL RELIC PRICED below gun value with the leather holster. SOLD |
| RARE FOR SALE ~ This one is sexy . . . . . . Quality REBEL RELIC with visible maker mark usually worn off these revolvers. The original wood grips are fantastic with awesome checkering. The action is sweet and just a wonderful example that any collector of REBEL RELICS or vintage firearms will love. Keep in mind this is one you are not gonna see on every table at a show. ANOTHER REASON TO SHOP AT NIGHT FOR REBEL RELICS . . . . . . . . . . . SOLD |
| HERE IS YOUR GRAPES BILLY ~ Strong looking Confederate Imported LeMat "GRAPESHOT" revolver. Less than 3,000 made for the Confederacy and would have been my sidearm of choice. High quality example with all matching numbers and mechanically sound. The maker mark on the barrel is visible and strong. If you need more information or pictures let me know, but this item is REBEL RELIC PRICED. SOLD |
| ALL MATCHING REBEL RELIC ~ Strong example of a very rare Confederate Revolver. Every serial number matches and that includes the wedge. The original grips are in super condition and have a beautiful patina. This example has the very desirable "N" inspector mark on the trigger guard and clearly visible "Leech & Rigdon CSA" barrel address. The action is strong and a mechanically flawless Confederate Revolver. Investment grade Confederate Firearm that absolutely needs no upgrade ever. REBEL RELIC PRICED . . . . . SOLD |
| FIRED IN ANGER ~ Solid Colt 1860 Army Revolver with original military holster ready for action. The Colt has a nice strong action and mechanically sound. The holster is in great shape with solid seams and supple leather. The rivets maybe a old replacements; they look old. The gun has all matching serial numbers, except wedge. The original walnut grips are in good condition and has military cartouche on both sides. Nice Civil War Colt that has the look of a Proud Civil War Warrior and housed in a nice looking original Civil War holster. REBEL RELIC PRICED FOR OUTSTANDING VALUE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . LAY AWAY |
| COME MONDAY . . . . IT WILL BE ALRIGHT ~ This is one firearm. . . . . . . . . Rebel Freedom Fighters did not mind having by their side. This REBEL RELIC has all the markings and every part has matching serial numbers. The action is crisp and mechanically sound. The Kerr Revolver is a True Confederate Revolver with the above pictured marks. The London Armoury Company produced these guns and were prized by Confederate Soldiers. Check out picture #2 . . . . . You can see the "JS ANCHOR" strike from across the street! SOLD |
| GOTTA LOVE REBEL RELICS . . . . . . . . Absolute Confederate Treasure! This is a example of the kind of REBEL RELICS . . . . . . . . I enjoy bringing to you! Beautiful Civil War imported Le Mat Revolver with matching numbers and signed affidavit from Family of history going all the way back to the War ! ! ! High quality REBEL RELIC and one you will cherish forever. I will share history and details with interested buyers. SOLD |
| HIGH GRADE ~ Beautiful Smith Civil War Carbine serial number ( 5181 ) in super condition. This example has the military cartouche, see the 6th. pic. All maker marks are visible with nice deep strikes. The original walnut stock is in great shape. All the iron on this carbine is wonderful with beautiful eye appeal. This Smith is a early carbine made by Mass. Arms Company, notice the sling swivels on the barrel band and lower butt of the stock. This configuration is rare compared to the normal sling ring mounted on the side of carbines. This gun is .50 caliber and single shot. High grade Civil War Carbine with rare configuration and in super overall condition. This one is one you can be very proud to own and at a price that does not buy much in the way of Civil War investment grade firearms! SOLD |
| RARE FOR SALE ~ Beautiful Whitney Pocket Model Percussion Revolver with some original finish left. The action is crisp and mechanically sound. The original walnut grips still have 90% varnish remaining. The cylinder still has light visible scene and nice deep barrel maker mark. Really nice five shot .31 caliber Civil War Revolver with great condition and super eye appeal. This is one you will enjoy for a lifetime. SOLD |
| ONE SHOT . . . ONE KILL ~ Great looking early 1800s original Flintlock pistol with smooth metal and great uncleaned patina. I would love to tell you this big bore pistol is out of Southern Tennessee Plantation Home of some Gray Clad REBEL RELIC soldier but, I cannot ! ! ! What . . . . I can tell you is. . . . . . . . . This is one nice Antique Firearm that was around during the war and very well could have shot Yankees. Notice picture six . . . . . . Somebody notched three kills! ! Could of been rabbits but, I doubt it. Nice "BELGIUM" mark on the barrel. Many of these style pistols were converted to percussion and to find one in original flint is a treasure. REBEL RELIC PRICED . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $825.00 LAY AWAY |
| HOOO . . . . THIS ONE IS NICE ~ If you like original finish and big bore revolvers . . . With nice original hardwood grips and crisp action . . . . And more eye appeal than a Colt . . . . . Check this Adams Revolver out ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! I have been told this revolver sent Colt packing back across the pond. They were imported during the War of Northern Aggression and closely associated with Kerr Revolvers, even in appearance. The prices of Kerrs this weekend started in the 6K range! I did not see any sell but, a sign of value without question. The Adams revolver would be considered a secondary Confederate Handgun but, we do know that General J. B. Magruder, C.S.A. was presented with a jeweled example. British imported revolvers are beautifully styled and the last Confederate Handgun that can be bought without shooting a hole in your wallet. I love all the original on this example and one that you will be proud to own. Another beautiful REBEL RELIC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SOLD |
| SAVAGE KILLER ~ One of my favorite revolvers of the Civil War . . . . This revolver just looks like a REBEL RELIC . . . . Figure eight trigger and sweet action on this Savage. This example is all original and has a very nice maker mark. The original walnut grips are in good shape with some wear and tear. The metal is good but also shows signs of being used. Great overall Civil War Revolver made by a Company who is still manufacturing today. I sold a excavated Savage found in a Gen. Forrest Cavalry Camp years ago and Savage bullets are dug often in both camps. The prices on these have soared at the gun shows and here is your chance to own a honest example for a real deal REBEL RELIC PRICE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. SOLD |