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(EL-8120) SPECIAL ORDER WINCHESTER MODEL 1873 SRC IN 44-40
Special order rifle style buttplate complete with trapdoor for a cleaning rod. All markings correspond on the inside as to assembly numbers indicating that it was factory ordered this way. Very clean sharp little gun with good traces of orig blue which are basically turning a smooth clean plum brown patina coloration, correct sights, orig dustcover, most stock varnish is intact. Hard to find little ‘73 carbine. e
A $4,500
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(EL-7153) WINCHESTER MODEL 1873 SRC IN 44-40
Probably one of the best ’73 carbines I’ve seen; retaining 98-99% bright shiny vivid blue, bright case colors on the hammer and lever as well as good signs of case colors on the buttplate. Orig carbine wood has some very light minor handling marks but still excellent+. Overall gun is exc+ inside and out with correct dustcover, saddlering and sights. Hard to improve upon. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 25,000
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(10-191) WINCHESTER MODEL 1873 SADDLERING CARBINE IN SCARCE CALIBER .32-20
VG shootable bore, correct original 1873 marked folding ladder rear sight. Light coat of varnish added to the original wood a long time ago but is unsanded; sound, solid; carbine buttplate. Overall metal is VG+ with a few scattered light pits, probably 20-25% original blue in the protected areas, correct saddlering. e
A $ 3,950
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(10-190) WINCHESTER MODEL 1873 SADDLERING CARBINE IN .44-40
This is one of the quite interesting James Rosier marked carbines. He was a Melbourne, Australia dealer. This particular gun was sold to the Pentridge Jail in Melbourne and has a marking on the elevator: a large numeral ‘40’ as well as Rosier import markings on the bottom of the frame. Gun is in much finer cond than I’ve ever encountered in the past. Excellent bore, original sights, overall retains probably 10 or 15% clean blue in the protected areas, VG+ wood, carbine buttplate, all original; complete with Factory Letter. Very scarce little gun. e
A $ 6,250
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(10-121) WINCHESTER MODEL 1873 SADDLERING CARBINE IN .44-40
Original sights, VG+ bore, original wood is in VG+ condition with the usual nicks and dings but is sound and solid with a carbine style buttplate. Overall metal has turned a gun metal gray brownish coloration, sharp corners, excellent markings. Nice functioning action, correct dustcover, traces of blue in the protected areas. e
A $ 2,500
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(10-228) WINCHESTER MODEL 1873 SADDLERING CARBINE IN .44-40
Excellent bore, 95% shiny barrel blue, 50% mag blue, receiver thinned to a plum blue gray patina coloration, traces of blue in protected areas, traces of case colors on hammer and lever, original sights, wood lightly cleaned, coat of varnish added. Nice lookin’ SRC! e
A $ 6,100
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(10-279) WINCHESTER MODEL 1873 SADDLERING CARBINE IN .44-40
VG+ bore, fine+ overall. 95% shiny barrel and magazine blue, receiver retains 30-40% darkening blue, the balance turned a plummish blue patina coloration, super sharp gun used very little. Correct sights, fine walnut has extra figure near the carbine buttplate, considerable vivid case colors are intact on the hammer and lever. Complete with Factory Letter listing a destination in St. Paul, Minnesota. At one time this guy also visited the ‘J.P. Lower’ store in Denver and is so marked. Complete with an excellent ‘Heiser’ saddle scabbard. e
A $ 15,500
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(10-293) DELUXE ENGRAVED GOLD PLATED WINCHESTER MODEL OF 1873 SADDLERING CARBINE IN .44-40
VG+ bore, VG overall showing a fair amount of usage. Barrel and magazine have turned a dark plum brown patina coloration; frame, dustcover and top of buttplate are scroll engraved with the Peruvian Coat of Arms depicted on the left sideplate, traces of gold gilt remain on front retaining band, on buttplate and in protected areas on the right side; considerable gold-perhaps 20%, remains on left frame and on frame underside. VG+ 1X stocks, original sights and all original; complete with Cody Research Form. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 18,500
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(10-94) WINCHESTER 1873 SADDLERING CARBINE IN .32 WCF
About good bore, original sights, metal is a darkish plum brown gray coloration, VG walnut. Hard to find. e
A $ 2,295
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(10-62) WINCHESTER MODEL 1873 2ND MODEL SADDLERING CARBINE IN .44-40
VG+ bore, original sights, correct thumbprint. Metal is basically smooth and clean with the exception of an area of pitting on the left sideplate and is a dark plum gray brown patina coloration. VG wood with no splits or cracks, Serial number 34,XXX. A very nice example. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 4,100
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(10-59) VERY RARE WINCHESTER MODEL 1873 TRAPPER SADDLERING CARBINE IN .38-40
With a 16" barrel, full magazine, VG bore. Metal is basically a dark plum brown patina coloration with scattered areas of pitting. VG correct short forearm, solid repair to a couple of cracks in the wrist, crisp action, scarce configuration. Factory Letter. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 6,250
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(10-280) WINCHESTER MODEL 1873 1ST MODEL SADDLERING CARBINE IN CALIBER .44
Original sights, very nice bore, original wood is in VG+ condition with a few normal dings and mars from handling; complete with carbine style buttplate. Overall gun retains 30-40% original blue turning a pleasing plum brown patina coloration; original saddlering and correct thumbprint dustcover. All original little gun. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 9,750
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(10-281) 1ST MODEL WINCHESTER 1873 SADDLERING CARBINE
VG+ bore. Very nice early example with raised thumbprint dustcover. Interestingly, Jim Gordon’s 1873 survey lists the next serially numbered gun as being from The Little Bighorn Site. Smooth clean metal is basically a plummish patina with blue in the protected areas. VG solid walnut with a small 2” crack in the forearm. Wood appears to have had a coat of linseed oil added. Front sight has been slightly modified and a narrow dovetail is present at the extreme rear of the frame, original flip up rear sight. Very nice example. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 8,500
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(8-74) WINCHESTER 1873 TRAPPER IN .44 WCF
15” barrel with fair to good bore, half mag and correct short forearm. Good clean metal has turned mostly a medium plum patina, nice functioning action, correct dustcover and saddlering. Some wood loss at upper tang.. Pictured in Gordon’s Model 1873 ‘Tribute’ book. Letter. e
A $ 6,750
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(10-75) WINCHESTER MODEL 1873 DELUXE SADDLERING CARBINE
With special order full nickel finish. Overall gun is in excellent with 95%+ nickel finish remaining on the receiver; the barrel and mag have some loss of finish but still retain 60-70% original nickel, the balance having turned a light gun metal gray coloration. Original deluxe grade wood is excellent. Special order rear tang sight as well as flip up rear barrel sight; complete with saddlering and carbine style buttplate. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 12,500
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(10-113) FACTORY INSCRIBED WINCHESTER MODEL 1873 SADDLERING CARBINE IN CALIBER .44-40
VG+ bore, left sideplate reads, ‘C.W. Andrews. London’ with a numeral as well; British proofed. Fine condition overall with clean smooth metal which is basically a dark plum blue patina coloration and excellent traces of blue in protected areas, original sights, near excellent walnut, considerable case colors on hammer and lever. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 4,750
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