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My aunt just sent me these pictures and asked me what she had. Help needed.
My aunt just sent me these pictures and asked me what she had. Help needed.
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22 Replies
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1865 Spencer Carbine.
Remington Model 34 .22? Really hard to tell with those older designed .22s, most of them look very similar.
Unsure what the double barrel percussion shotgun is, could be anything but if you got pictures of markings it would be easier.
Fourth is a Springfield 1863 percussion rifle, most likely a reproduction but again, no way to know without seeing any markings.
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The one on the far left is a Spencer carbine. Civil war/old west era. Very cool!
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She don’t have nothing, go n take em off her hands lol
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Yeah, feet. She’s messing with you or you’re messing with us.
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My (step) aunt sent me these photos of some guns she inherited from her late father. She doesn’t know anything about them and neither do I. What can we decipher from this photo?
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Yea those are going get in her way, it is better to take them to your house
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Is that a sharps carbine on the left end? The bolt gun looks like a Remington, but it has a tube magazine. That one should have serial numbers and info stamped on the barrel or receiver. The two with zip ties on are percussion cap muzzleloaders. They look old. Todays laws don’t define muzzleloaders the same as they would the newer two guns on the left. Can you share better pictures of any stamped markings on the guns?
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first from the left is spencer carbine. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spencer_repeating_rifle](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spencer_repeating_rifle)
second from the left is bolt action 22lr rifle with tube magazine. looks fairly modern.
third from left is muzzle loading side by side shotgun. probably 1870s-1900s.
fourth from the left is military muzzle loading rifle/rifled musket. from the time of civil war. some kind of springfield rifled musket: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Springfield_Model_1863
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of the four, spencer carbine and the muzzle loading rifle/rifled musket are probably the most valuable of the lot. possibly thousands of dollars valuable.
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The far left is a Spencer Carbine. Either 1860 or 1865. It should be stamped on top of the barrel behind the rear sight.
Second from the left idk
Second from the right looks like a muzzleloading double barrel shotgun.
The far right appears to be a 1863 Springfield. The hole under the nipple is supposed to have a screw in it
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Far left Spencer’s repeater the far right is possibly a springfield musket idk the others
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Those guns ain’t a patch on Auntie Chancla.
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The feet always make it in the picture
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We’re gonna need to see some markings. And feet.
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Put those grippers away
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Put those grippers away
