BILHARZ AND HALL CONFEDERATE MUZZLE LOADING CARBINE.

BILHARZ AND HALL CONFEDERATE MUZZLE LOADING CARBINE. Cal. .58 SN 57. Two varieties of the BilHarz & Hall Carbine exist; one with a brass nose cap, and one with a pewter nose cap. Earlier guns with lower SNs such as this have brass nose caps. These carbines closely resemble model 1855 Springfield carbines. Bbl on this gun measures 22-1/8” and overall 37-5/8”. Top left side of bbl near the breech is marked, “CSA / P”. Bottom of bbl is stamped ”D 57”. The “7” is distinct. First number is hard to read due to pitting and is possibly a “3”. Bbl ramrod assembly is attached with a swivel. Iron butt-plate and trigger-guard are nearly identical to the model 1855 Springfield. Iron lock-plate is internally marked with a “D 37” and a “D 34”. This gun appears to be all orig and authentic. CONDITION: CSA/P markings are present but partially obscured by pitting. Brass nose cap has nice untouched red copper patina. Metal surfaces are grey/black and pitted overall. Bore is dirty but rifling is visible. 5” crack in stock between front band and trigger-guard. Possible wood restoration rear and front of lock. 4-59157 .JS11 (15,000-20,000)

Auction: Firearms - Fall 2006

Please Note: All prices include the hammer price plus the buyer’s premium, which is paid by the buyer as part of the purchase price. The prices noted here after the auction are considered unofficial and do not become official until after the 46th day.

Image	Lot	Price	Description
	813	$12,075.00	BILHARZ AND HALL CONFEDERATE MUZZLE LOADING CARBINE. Cal. .58 SN 57. Two varieties of the BilHarz & Hall Carbine exist; one with a brass nose cap, and one with a pewter nose cap. Earlier guns with lower SNs such as this have brass nose caps. These carbines closely resemble model 1855 Springfield carbines. Bbl on this gun measures 22-1/8” and overall 37-5/8”. Top left side of bbl near the breech is marked, “CSA / P”. Bottom of bbl is stamped ”D 57”. The “7” is distinct. First number is hard to read due to pitting and is possibly a “3”. Bbl ramrod assembly is attached with a swivel. Iron butt-plate and trigger-guard are nearly identical to the model 1855 Springfield. Iron lock-plate is internally marked with a “D 37” and a “D 34”. This gun appears to be all orig and authentic. CONDITION: CSA/P markings are present but partially obscured by pitting. Brass nose cap has nice untouched red copper patina. Metal surfaces are grey/black and pitted overall. Bore is dirty but rifling is visible. 5” crack in stock between front band and trigger-guard. Possible wood restoration rear and front of lock. 4-59157 .JS11 (15,000-20,000) Auction: Firearms - Fall 2006 Please Note: All prices include the hammer price plus the buyer’s premium, which is paid by the buyer as part of the purchase price. The prices noted here after the auction are considered unofficial and do not become official until after the 46th day.

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