Fire Arms Collection of the United States Cartridge Company 1911 Circa

CONTENTS INCLUDE:

• Catalog Fire Arms Collection of the United States Cartridge Company c1911
• Lowell, Massachusetts
• History of Guns
• Marks on US Arms
• The Civil War Era
• The Springfield Armory
• Harper’s Ferry
• John Cookson Breech Loading Magazine Gun 1586
• Arbalests or Crossbow Guns From the 14 th Century on
• Ancient Matchlocks
• Japanese Match Locks and Blunderbusses
• Ancient Flint Locks
• Flint Lock Blunderbusses
• Flint Lock Muskets used in the Revolutionary War
• Guns made by the U S Government from the Flint Lock Smooth Bore
• Musket of 1799 to the Percussion Musket of 1860
• Breech Loading Cannon
• US Rifled and Smooth Bore Muskets used in the Civil War
• Confederate Guns used in the Civil War
• Revolutionary Cannon
• Foreign Made Guns used in the Civil War
• Enfield, Shopen, German Muskets, LeMille, Carnpin, Australian
• Hall’s Rifles
• Used in the Black Hawk and Seminole wars, the Mexican War and Civil War
• Carbines used in the Civil War
• Ames, American Arms, Geyn, Starr, Joslyn, Brooks
• Richardson, Overman, North, Sharps, Merrill, Burnside
• Remington, Hankins, Warner, Triplett, Ball, Ballard, Lamson, Spencer
• Brass Howitzer
• Carbines used in the Civil War
• Wesson, Maynard, Barnette, Cook, Providence Tool
• Signal Guns from 1841 Whaling Ship
• Breech Loading Rifles
• Repeating Arms
• Russian, Hale, Brown, Winchester, Jennings, Henry, Robbins, Lawrence
• Old Iron Cannon 1861
• Magazine and Revolving Rifles
• Roper, Colt, North, Weaver, German, Minie, Enfield, Porter, Evans
• Keller Adrau
• Private Armories
• Telescope and Sporting Rifles
• Ruggles, Colt, Spencer Golcher, Leman, Moore, Potter
• Arsenals and depots in the US in 1822
• Indian Rifles
• Some captured and others surrendered soon after the Custer Massacre on Little Big Horn River
• Leman, Henry, GD, Sharps, Whitney, Golcher, Richardson Overman
• Breech Loading Rifles used in the Civil War and Mauser Rifles captured by the US during the war with Spain
• Greene, Shutz, Colt, Mauser, French Gras
• US Musketoons And American Whaling Guns
• Springfield, German, Whaling Gun New London, Brown, Brand, Bomb Lance, Richards, Lawrence, Rowe, Cane Gun
• Arms Adapted by Foreign Countries and in use as of 1898
• Flint Lock Fowling Pieces and Wall Pieces
• Tarrant, Spies, Little, Pinkham Adams
• Harris, Ketland, Nowak, Foot, Liege
• Sitting Bull’s John Brown’s Rifles and Others
• German Air Gun 1752 Werner
• Bavarian
• Klein Sharpshooter
• Leonard DB Saxon River Vermont
• Sitting Bull’s Goulcher
• Three Barrel Gun
• John Brown’s Maynard
• 16 th Century German Air Gun
• Systems used by Foreign Countries in 1880
• Foreign Flint Locks
• Spies, Tome, Fund, Shaw, Lindsays, Minie
• Modern US Guns and guns used in Foreign Countries
• Mannlicher, Lee Magazine, Winchester, Mauser Turkey, US 1873,
• US Model of 1903
• Match Lock, Wheel Lock Snaphaunce and Flint Lock Pistols
• Le Page Moultier, Moorish, Twiggs, Haman, Japanese, Russian
• Convino, Mill, Tower, Southall, Jover
• Ketland, Sharpe, Gabbitras, Hopkins, Keeley, Field, Purdy, derringer
• The Famous Allen Pistol Pepperbox
• Revolving Pistol, Knive Pistols, etc.
• The Allen, Manhattan Fire Arms, Allen and Wheelock, Robbins and Lawrence, Sharps, Wesson, Brevette, American Arms, Marston, Bacon, Rupertus, Thurber, Moore, Derringer, Unwin, North, Williamston, Bond, Hopkins, Allen, Quinnebaug, Andrus, Osborn, Jenison, Fowler, Sutherland
• Odd pieces pistols etc.
• LaFaucheux, LeMat, Kerr, Devisme, Colleye, Deville, Volcanic, Colleye, Lower
• Raymond, Bobitaille, Rogers, Spencer, Alsop, Laird, Brooklyn Arms, Newbury, Woods, Porter, Adams, Walch
• Army and Navy Pistol from 1813 to 1865
• A Coehorn Mortar from the Civil War

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