Avrick Antiques

Stock No. A806 NEW

A Franklin Mint Wyatt Earp Commemorative .44 Schofield Revolver

This is a non-firing (and cannot be made to fire) nickel plated replica of the Schofield .44 calibre revolver as used by Wyatt Earp in the gunfight at the OK Corral, that was originally issued by the Franklin Mint. Confirmed by historians the .44 calibre Schofield was used at the legendary gunfight for its many useful features including the right balance and feel, and the ‘break-open action’ at the top of the gun which enabled quick reloading. This replica is perfect down to the minutest detail including the missing screw on the bottom of the butt plate where Earp discarded the lanyard ring. Comes complete with a wall display board

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Stock No. A804

A fine quality miniature Colt Navy cap and ball revolver, made in England by a retired model engineer to a very high standard. Full working hammer action, non live, with a loop to conncect to a lanyard, overall length 9cm. Fully working revolving cylinder, the pistol is fully stripable and each part is hand made as the real thing but in miniature.

Price: Sold

Stock No. A785

A six shot percussion pepper box revolver by Charlton & Co., c1840. In very good condition, fully functional, with engraving to side plates, trigger guard, butt plate and hammer. Proof marks to barrels. A good example of this type of pistol.

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Price: SOLD

Stock No. A788

A Franklin Mint John Wayne Commemorative 45

This is a non-firing commemorative revolver originally issued by the Franklin Mint. it commemorates the life of John Wayne and is inspired by his own famous revolver. The hammer, trigger guard and backstrap are goldplated, while the scene on the barrel depicts a racing stagecoach and horses recalling John Wayne's first classic movie. The rear of the action features the 'Dukes' famous 'D Brand' together with a copy of his signature down the back strap. The original serial number, 151284 from John Wayne’s own pistol is visible on the frame in front of the trigger guard.

The barrel measures 4 inches in length and the overall length of the pistol is 10 inches.


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Price: Sold

Stock No. A787

Remington 'New Model' Army Revolver

This is a good example of a Remington .44 cap and ball revolver, manufactured between 1863 and 1875. It has a good bore and cylinder action. This type of revolver was used extensively throughout the American Civil War and was preferred over it's Colt comparable revolver because of it's increased strength due to its topstrap and the speed and ease of changing the cylinder, enabling spare loaded cylinders to be carried.

The barrel measures 6 ½ inches in length and the overall length of the pistol is 13 ½ inches.

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Price: SOLD