This is a wonderfull 1/4 scale miniature British flintlock swivel barrel sporting rifle made by Paul Ellis in England. 11 13/16" long overall with 6 7/8" rifled barrels. Blue barrels with what looks to be hundreds of tiny gold inlaid stars. The barrel marked 1 marked on the top barrel flat "1788 + WARWICKSHIRE + ENGLAND", the barrel marked 2 marked on the top barrel flat "ELLIS". The balance of the steel parts finished in the white. Engraved brass triggerguard and brass ramrod thimbles. A gold oval inlet into the top of the wrist of the buttstock. The stocks of beautiful English walnut. The forearm nicely checkered in an unusual pattern. The wrist of the buttstock done in a series of checkering lines and dots. There is some hand carving at the rear of the top barrel tang and the front of the buttplate tang. The steel lockplate marked "ELLIS" in an engraved banner. Nice bone tipped blue steel ramrod. Cases in the original Ellis exotic wood hinged top casing with two hook and eye latches and wonderful accessories. The accessories include an ebony handles cleaning rod, a spare ebony ranrod, an ebony handled screwdriver, an ebony handled steel head hammer, an ebony mallet, a steel double cavity bullet mold with sprue cutter, a brass and steel powder flask with swivel spout, and a brass oil bottle. The pieces French fit and the case lined with red felt. A very well made, beautiful, and unusual piece.

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Price: $4,795.00

Here is a nice 1/4 scale Remington rolling block saddle ring carbine made by the famous Fred Thacker of El Paso, Texas.  7 3/4" long overall with a 4 1/16" long barrel.  Bright charcoal blue finish except for the block and hammer which are case colored.  Light walnut stock and forearm.  Fully functional including the extractor.  Cased in the original Thacker glass topped mahogany casing, French fit, with red velour lining.  Includes a nice horn handled cleaning/extractor rod and a small brass container with three dummy cartridges.

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Price:  $2,250.00

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This is a previously unknown 1/4 scale miniature Mauser bolt action rifle by Tom Weston of Mexico city Mexico. 10 1/4" long overall with a 5 1/16" long barrel. All steel parts are finished in the white. Walnut pistol grip stock with red rubber recoil pad. This is functional and probably firing, I just don't know what it shoots. It has a center fire firing pin. The bore is about 3mm. Weston did make some 3mm centerfire cartridges for some of the BelMex derringers, so maybe this shoots the same thing. What is really unusual is the original Weston cardboard lift top box. The box is printed with Weston's name and information in blue ink, but is mostly covered by some Weston marked packaging tape. About as cool as it gets in my opinion!

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Price: $2,250.00  !!!!!ON HOLD!!!!!

This is a beautiful 1/2 scale Henry rifle by master miniature maker Mike Barrett of Minnesota. 22" long overall with a 12 3/4" long .22 caliber rifled barrel. Blued barrel, and sights, fire blued screws, casecolored lever, hammer, & trigger. The brass frame, sideplates, cartridge lifter, and buttplate beautifully engraved in a vine and floral pattern by master engraver Roger Sampson. Roger also engraved the barrel address and serial number. The lower tang is stamped with Mike's maker's mark. The dovetail at the rear of the frame filled with a brass sight blank. The crescent buttplate with the trap door for cleaning rod storage.  Fabulous highly figured oil finished walnut buttstock.  The long range rear barrel sight with the graduated distance markings.  A georgeous piece!

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Price: $7,495.00

This is a neat 1/4 scale British Martini Henry single shot under lever military rifle made by Paul Ellis in England. 10 1/16" long overall with a 5 7/8" long barrel. The steel parts are blued with some small places starting to turn plum. The dropping block finished in the white. The right side of the receiver marked with a crown, VR, ENFIELD, 1879, an arrow pointing up, and III. There is also a cocking indicator on the right side of the receiver. Beautiful highly figured walnut stocks. There are a few small places of solder showing arouond the nose cap metal. the buttplate looks to be of horn. Complete with the original Ellis hinged top walnut casing with two hook and eye latches. The case English fit with a nice brown velour lining. also includes the sword bayonet and scabbard which are just great! The sword bayonet a masterpiece in and of itself. Dark wood checkered grips. The back of the blade with saw teeth. Great leather scabbard with steel throat and drag. It looks as if there was probably a sling swivel at the front of the trigger bow which is now missing.

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Price: $2,995.00

This is a very seldom seen 1/3 scale Winchester Model 1866 saddle ring carbine by master miniature maker David Kucer of Montreal, Canada. 13 1/8" long overall with a 6 1/2" long barrel. Brass frame, sideplates, buttplate and buttplate trap door. Blue barrel, magazine, barrel bands, rear sight, saddle ring, saddle ring stud, lever lock, and screws. Casecolored hammer, lever, and trigger. Fully functional. Two leaf flip carbine rear sight. The four piece steel cleaning rod is included in the trapdoor compartment in the buttstock. The makers name stamped into the lower tang. The brass has aged nicely and looks like a vintage Winchester 1866 should! Nice straight grain oil finished walnut stock and forearm with just a little figure in the buttstock. Serial #2 marked on the front bottom of the frame just behind the forearm.  Complete with the original Kucer walnut hinged top casing, French fit with a dark red velour lining.  The front of the casing with two slide latches.  The top right front of the lid inlaid with a brass plaque with the Kucer logo.  The interior velour with some staining, probably from excess oil.  This is the first one of these I've ever had the pleasure to handle. A real masterpiece!

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Price: $8,395.00