Lefever Arms Company E Grade SxS Shotgun

L.C. Smith Specialty Grade 16 Gauge Side by Side Shotgun. Barrel also marked Hunter Arms Company Inc., 26" barrel, engraved receiver, checkered walnut beaver tail forearm, checkered walnut stock, chec

**D.M. Lefever Company Crossbolt SxS Hammerless 20ga. with Krupp Steel Barrels 1901-1906 20 gauge. 28" barrel length. 14.75" length of pull. 1.625" drop to heel. 2.875" drop to heel. About 2.75" chamb

**L.C. Smith for Hunter Arms Company Model 2E shotgun 12 Gauge. 30" barrel lengths. SN: 200847. 2.75" chamber lengths. Full chokes. Blued metal finish with color casehardened frame in Walnut English s

Great looking antique shotgun by Lefever Arms Co. This double barrel shotgun has a serial number of 13690 making from 1890. and has patent information with the last date being 1887. As there are no fa

Antique double barrel percussion Shotgun by Bayard Arms Company with checked Walnut stock. 45"l.

DOUBLE BARREL SHOTGUN BY HOPKINS & ALLEN ARMS COMPANY NORWICH, CONN. U.S.A.; 43"LONG

Very fine novelty mechanical bank Patent 1873. A beautiful example of this bank by J & E Stevens Company with a grade of excellent plus or near mint. All original throughout with great paint condition

Browning Arms Company St. Louis MO made in Belgium twenty gauge shotgun. Gold trigger. PURCHASE IS SUBJECT TO FFL TRANSFER.

Rare Semi-Mechanical Bank. By J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Ct. - Ca. 1890's.

Antique Dartktown Battery mechanical bank.  For parts/repair. Pitcher missing arm, original paint in good condition.  Manufactured by the J. and E. Stevens Company of Cromwell, Connecticut. Patened�

J. & E. Stevens Company 1890's of Cromwell, Connecticut. Operation requires putting a coin in the cannon and depressing the hammer. When the lever is pressed the soldier’s arm goes down as if he’s

J. & E. Stevens Company 1890's Cromwell, Connecticut. Operation requires putting a coin in the cannon and depressing the hammer. When the lever is pressed the soldier’s arm goes down as if he’s gi

Made by J. & E. Stevens Company circa 1890's of Cromwell, Connecticut. Operation requires putting a coin in the cannon and depressing the hammer. When the lever is pressed the soldier’s arm goes dow

NEW YORK, CIRCA 1914 A Hunter Arms double barrel hammerless shotgun. Stamped "L.C. SMITH" on action, "L.C.SMITH FIELD GRADE", and "HUNTER ARMS CO. MFRS FULTON NY" on barrel. Measures 44" long

(pair) American silver plate five-light candelabra, E.G Webster & Son/ International Silver Company, 505, scrolled and reeded arms hold removable wax catchers, each retaining central snuffer, repousse

1st item: Edward Miller & Company brass single arm student lamp, burner and wick adjuster marked "E.M. & Co", fitted with milk glass shade. 20" H x 18" W. Late 19th century. 2nd item: Banquet oil lamp

Wonderfully translucent high grade honey colored chalcedony grade Flint Ridge. Remnants of distinct 'E-notches'. Fine, fine example from Fayette Co., Ohio. Jackson G-8.5 COA.

Antique Henry Arms Co. Damascus Barrel Side by Side Shotgun. 12 Ga. 30" barrels marked "Fine Damascus, Belgium". Mule ear hammers. Checkered walnut Stock and forend. Serial # 26924 (matching). 46-1/2"

Edward Frederick Brewtnall (British, 1846-1902), 1878, oil on canvas depicting a beautiful young woman walking arm-in-arm with an old, blind man as onlookers gawk at the pair, signed and dated l.r., 3

Standing full-length depiction of a Native American scout with left-arm raised to shield sunlight, signed on base "E. Berge". A similar, larger than life version of this sculpture is located in Clifto

Edward Miller & Co. Brass Single Arm Student Lamp. Nice Green Spider web overlay shade. Burner and wick adjuster marked "E.M. & Co.". Measures 24" high, but is adjustable. Condition: Good with minor w

J&E Stevens cast iron cold painted Tammany mechanical bank, early example. Cold painted cast iron mechanical bank in the form of a seated man in a chair. Marked Tammany Bank to the side. Movable arm a

Antique Cast Iron Painted Tammany Mechanical Bank Toy with Moveable Arm and Head. Marked â€Å“ PATD DEC 28 1878â€Â. Approximately 5.625H x 3.375W x 4.4385D in.

A 6.5 sold in August on E-bay for $600! We are a veteran owned company. Please look at the pictures carefully to determine what you believe the condition of collectible is. We are currently accepting