American Guns Gallery

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Documented US Army contract New Haven Arms Henry Lever Action Rifle from the American Civil War,from

gunsandposes:Members of the American Women’s Voluntary Services (AWVS) attend a “rifle class” at the

gunsandposes:Up top, that’s Pearl Harbor hero Doris “Dorie” Miller (October 12, 1919 – November 24,

Colonel Sanders and the Gas Station GunfightBefore Colonel Sanders became the iconic American figure

Original Revolutionary War Era paper musket cartridge. Currently on display at the Valley Forge Nat

gunsandposes:Civil War portrait photography: “Unidentified soldier in Confederate uniform with Berda

The Last Charleville Infantry Musket — The Model 1777,The Charleville pattern musket served as the p

Winchester Model 1894 lever action rifle with carvings by the Tlingit people, Pacific Northwest, lat

American Civil War era Spencer Model 1860 repeating rifle,

gunsandposes:Grant at the capture of the city of Mexico” by Emanuel Leutze, circa 1860-1870.(LOC)

gunsandposes:THANKSGIVING DAY—HANGING UP THE MUSKET by Winslow Homer (1836-1910). First published in

Native American tack and brass decorated percussion musket, mid 19th century.

Winchester Model 1866 with Native American tack decor.Estimated Value: $2,250 — $3,750

Winchester Model 1873 rifle and scabbard belonging to Lakota Chief Red Shirt, late 19th century.

Hand made Filipino rifle,Made shortly after the Spanish American War, this rifle was hand made by Fi

Austrian Model 1851 percussion cavalry carbine, imported for use during the American Civil War.from

gunsandposes:France 1944: On the second day of the Normandy invasion, American soldiers toast each o

Revolutionary War issued French Model 1766 flintlock musket with US surcharge markings.from Rock Isl

Providence Tool Co. manufactured US Model 1861 percussion musket, American Civil War.from Rock Islan

gunsandposes:The battle flags of the 4th Ohio Volunteer Infantry during the American Civil War. From

A Japanese Type 99 bolt action rifle captured from North Korean forces by an American soldier during

Colt Police Positive owned by J. Edgar HooverJ. Edgar Hoover was a controversial figure in American

Engraved Smith and Wesson 2nd Model American with carved pearl grips.Sold at Auction: $9,000

US Navy contract Whitney Model 1861 rifle, American Civil War.from Rock Island Auctions

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