Lots 1 - Garth's Auctions, Inc.

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SPENCER SHOTGUN MADE FROM SPENCER CARBINE.
.40 caliber, walnut stock, adapted from a Civil War-era
Spencer carbine. No markings, except s//n16224.
$400-$800
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HALL MODEL 1819 BREECH-LOADING CONVERSION RIFLE.
Manufactured at the Harpers Ferry Arsenal, second production type
(dated 1832), .52 caliber, 32 5/8” round barrel, walnut stock.
$1,000-$2,000
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REVOLUTIONARY WAR-ERA U.S. SURCHARGED FRENCH CONVERSION MUSKET.
44 1/2” round barrel, lock marked “M de Maubeuge,” walnut stock, surcharge marks
on stock and barrel. Conversion and removal of bayonet plug likely for the Indian
trade. Imperfections.
$800-$1,200
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INLAID OVER-AND-UNDER RIFLE-SHOTGUN.
J.M. Watson, Altoona, Pennsylvania, 2nd half-19th
century. 35” octagonal and round barrels, lock plates
engraved with hunting scenes, curly walnut stock with
checkered wrist and inlaid silver, including patchbox
and deer.
Watson was a gunsmith and sporting goods dealer on
11th Avenue in Altoona in the later 19th century.
$400-$800
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