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MODEL 1816 CONTRACT CONVERSION MUSKET AND BAYONET.
Contract musket made by W.L. Evans, Evansburg, Pennsylvania, type III configuration,
dated 1833, with a Hewes and Phillips conversion with cleanout screw. .69 caliber,
42” round barrel, walnut stock, and original ramrod and bayonet.
$500-$1,000
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RARE SPENCER DRAKE PATTERN BAYONET.
First style, with an extra long, brass-tipped, leather
scabbard and replaced frog.
$800-$1,200
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MODEL 1816 CONTRACT CONVERSION MUSKET AND BAYONET.
Manufactured by M.T. Wickham, Philadelphia, dated 1834. .69 caliber, 42”
round barrel, long-range sight, walnut stock, and original ramrod and bayonet.
$400-$800
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FRENCH CONVERSION RIFLE WITH BAYONET.
Unmarked, dated 1837 on the tang behind the breech, 42 1/2” round barrel with
two bands, long-range sight, walnut stock. S/n 4407 (on butt plate). Together with
bayonet marked “TN,” 21”l., and s/n 4309.
$400-$800
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PRESENTATION NAVAL OFFICER’S SWORD.
Marked by Joseph Starkey, London, engraved blade with
“U.S.N.”, openwork brass guard with “USN,” wire-wrapped
sharkskin grip, and leather and brass scabbard. 29”l. blade.
Joseph Starkey worked on Conduit Street in London from
1859 until 1918. This sword was presented to Harry Mason
Dombaugh of Marion, Ohio. He graduated from the U.S.
Naval Academy and rose to the rank of lieutenant-commander.
$200-$400
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SIMEON NORTH MODEL 1817 CONVERSION RIFLE.
Middletown, Connecticut. .54 caliber, 42” round barrel, dated 1824 on the
lock plate. Varies from the typical Model 1817 (called the “Common Rifle”)
in barrel length, and in that it lacks a patchbox.
$500-$1,000
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WWII-ERA SWORD.
Japan, marked on hilt “Y.N.” Brass guard and wire-wrapped
sharkskin grip, nickel-plated scabbard. 31”l. blade.
$100-$200
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