This page continues the privately owned Southern California collection presented on Page 1. The owner is exploring sale through an established firearms auction house or qualified consignment specialist.
Descriptions are based on visible markings, owner measurements and available documentation. Measurements are approximate. No firearm is represented here as having been recently test-fired or professionally evaluated for safe operation. Any prospective buyer should arrange an appropriate inspection before attempting to load or fire a firearm.
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Type: Six-shot muzzleloading percussion revolver
Caliber: .31
Model: Colt Model 1849 Pocket reproduction
Brand: Colt Blackpowder Arms
Overall length: Approximately 9 inches
Barrel length: Approximately 4 inches
Revolver weight: Approximately 1 pound, 9 ounces
Display case: Approximately 14 by 8.5 by 3-1/8 inches
Combined weight: Approximately 7 pounds, 12 ounces
Description: Colt Blackpowder Arms reproduction of the Colt Model 1849 Pocket revolver, presented in a fitted, locking mahogany display case bearing the Colt emblem. The cylinder carries an engraved stagecoach scene. The principal serial number appears consistently on the barrel, frame and trigger guard, with the final three digits repeated on the butt and cylinder.
Included accessories: Fitted locking display case and key; brass plunger-style powder dispenser with funnel; metal powder flask with raised eagle design and two interchangeable spouts; bullet mould; quantity of .31-caliber lead balls; small Eley Bros. percussion-cap tin; and a wrench bearing a gold-tone reproduction of Samuel Colt's signature.
Observed markings: COLT'S PATENT; COLT'S PATENT No. 146; Engraved by W.L. Ormsby New York; ADDRESS SAM L COLT NEW YORK CITY; serial number 340146 on the barrel, frame and trigger guard; and 146 on the butt and cylinder.
Images: Additional photographs document the item, its principal features and the visible markings.
















Type: Single-shot muzzleloading percussion rifle
Caliber: .50
Model: Hawken Woodsman
Manufacturer or importer: Traditions, Inc., Deep River, Connecticut
Country of origin: Spain
Twist rate: Marked 1:66
Overall length: Approximately 44 inches
Maximum stock width: Approximately 4 inches
Rifle weight: Approximately 7 pounds, 4.6 ounces
Sheath weight: Approximately 8.7 ounces
Description: Spanish-made Traditions Hawken Woodsman percussion rifle with double-set triggers and a brass patch box fitted into the stock. It is accompanied by a weathered leather sheath.
Observed markings: MADE IN SPAIN; TRADITIONS, INC.; DEEP RIVER CT, U.S.A.; HAWKEN WOODSMAN R .50 CL. 1-66; possible serial number 366576; BLACK POWDER OR PYRODEX ONLY; DO NOT USE SMOKELESS POWDER; and an instruction-related safety warning.
Images: Additional photographs document the item, its principal features and the visible markings.





Type: Single-shot muzzleloading flintlock rifle
Caliber: .50
Model: Pennsylvania
Manufacturer or importer: Traditions, Deep River, Connecticut
Country of origin: Spain
Twist rate: Marked 1:66
Overall length: Approximately 54.5 inches
Maximum stock width: Approximately 4 inches
Rifle weight: Approximately 8 pounds, 11.3 ounces
Sheath weight: Approximately 1 pound, 6.9 ounces
Description: Long-barreled Traditions Pennsylvania-pattern flintlock rifle with double-set triggers, a brass patch box and decorative brass inlays around the patch box, wrist and forearm. The rifle is accompanied by a weathered leather sheath with long fringe, beadwork and bell decorations near the barrel end.
Observed markings: 12-13-004722-95; MADE IN SPAIN; TRADITIONS; DEEP RIVER CT, U.S.A.; PENNSYLVANIA .50 CALIBER 1:66; BLACK POWDER OR PYRODEX ONLY; DO NOT USE SMOKELESS POWDER; and an instruction-related safety warning.
Images: Additional photographs document the item, its principal features and the visible markings.







Type: Six-shot muzzleloading percussion revolver
Caliber: .44
Manufacturer: Sturm, Ruger & Co., Inc.
Model: Old Army
Apparent serial number: 145-74778
Description: Ruger Old Army black powder revolver combining design elements associated with historic Colt and Remington percussion revolvers. Unlike the other revolvers in the collection, the Old Army is a modern Ruger design rather than a reproduction of one specific nineteenth-century model. The revolver has a smooth, unengraved cylinder and wooden grips bearing inset Ruger phoenix emblems.
Observed markings: RUGER OLD ARMY; FOR BLACK POWDER ONLY on both sides of the cylinder; serial number 145-74778; Ruger phoenix emblems in both grip panels; and a barrel-top warning identifying Sturm, Ruger & Co., Inc., Southport, Connecticut.
Images: Additional photographs document the item, its principal features and the visible markings.








These accessories may be offered separately, assembled into appropriate sets or included with the larger collection, depending upon the selected method of sale.
The precise age, manufacturer and intended use of individual accessories have not been independently authenticated.







These accessories may be offered separately, assembled into appropriate sets or included with the larger collection, depending upon the selected method of sale.
The Wells Fargo-style badge and CS markings are described as decorative or reproduction features unless independent authentication establishes otherwise.




Consumable components are included for collection or display purposes unless their suitability for use is independently confirmed.



Type: Side-by-side, break-action, external-hammer shotgun
Gauge: Reported as 12 gauge; confirmation recommended
Action: Shell-firing breechloader
Name marking: Wm. Parkhurst
Overall length: Approximately 46.5 inches
Stock width: Approximately 5 inches at the butt
Maximum packing width: Approximately 6 inches
Weight: Approximately 7 pounds, 5 ounces
Description: This shotgun is the collection's only antique cartridge firearm and its only non-muzzleloading piece. Its precise manufacturer and production date have not yet been authenticated. The shotgun has external hammers, double triggers and a break-open action. Decorative features include engraved lockplates, a game bird, a retriever and extensive carving on the fore-end, wrist and stock. The stock incorporates a particularly distinctive carved elk head, with the antlers extending forward along the wrist. A ribbed metal buttplate is attached with two screws. The right hammer is missing its fastening screw. The photographs should be consulted for the firearm's overall cosmetic condition and visible areas of wear.
Observed markings: Wm. PARKHURST on the left lockplate; Machine Made on the right lockplate; and engraved game bird and retriever motifs.
Family history: The present owner inherited the shotgun from his father, who had inherited it from an aunt. According to family history, she kept it loaded beneath her bed for protection. Above the bed hung an embroidered sampler bearing the words, 'God Helps Those Who Help Themselves.' This family account provides appealing provenance, although it does not independently establish the shotgun's manufacturer or date.
Images: Additional photographs document the item, its principal features and the visible markings.












The owner is interested in communicating with established firearms auction houses and qualified consignment specialists regarding valuation, lawful transfer and the most appropriate method of offering individual pieces or the collection as a whole.
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