Remington

Remington RIDER magazine pistol,
cal. .32 extra-short,
3" octagonal barrel with tube magazine beneath,
factory engraved nickel plated, fire-blue screw-heads,
plain walnut grips,
excellent condition,
Flayderman's # 5E-047     $3,000.

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Remington-Smoot No. 2, cal. .32 rim fire, 2¾" ribbed barrel with inscription and fixed front sight. Fully  lavishly engraved, nickel plated with gold wash, perfect fitting pearl grips, an outstanding revolver. Unfortunately the gold and plating are no longer perfect, but still in fine condition.
Flayderman's # 5E-050     $3,000.

Remington-Beals 3rd model pocket revolver, under barrel # 228, cal. .31 percussion, 4" octagonal barrel with fixed sight and two-line patent inscription, five-shot etched cylinder,  engraved frame, spur-trigger, good finish remaining with perfect checkered hard rubber grips,  overall very fine condition. Very rare! Flayderman's # 5E-003    $8,850.

Remington-Beals 3rd model pocket revolver, under grip # 38, cal. .31 percussion, 4" octagonal barrel with fixed sight and two-line patent inscription, five-shot cylinder, spur-trigger, some blue remaining, fine checkered hard rubber grips,  overall very good condition. Flayderman's # 5E-003    $4,500.

Remington Elliot's 1860 Patent Zig-Zag-Derringer,
cal. .22 short, seven-shot-pepperbox  with zig-zag-grooves for the revolving mechanism, ring-trigger.
Flayderman's # 5E-035          wanted

Remington RIDER magazine pistol,
cal. .32 extra-short,
3" octagonal barrel with tube magazine beneath, nickel plated, plain walnut grips,
excellent condition,
Flayderman's # 5E-047     $2,500.

REMINGTON NEW MODEL No. 4 ROLLING BLOCK TAKE DOWN MODEL,
cal. .22, serial # J259611
The New Model No. 4 was introduced in 1890, chambered in .22, .32 and .25 Stevens. It has a 22½ inch octagonal barrel with dovetail front-sight. All factory markings are clear, crisp and very legible. The working actions of the rolling block are very crisp and function perfectly in every aspect. The frame has 99 % of the original case color, and the barrel has almost 100% of the original blue finish remaining. The wood retains its varnish and shows only minute handling marks. The steel butt plate has the Remington logo, and it is clear and sharp.

The original factory carton is in more than 90% condition with a fine end label. The carton shows some stains, but I cannot stress enough, this is the only known factory carton specimen.

Additional the carton contains the original " hang tag " from when, and where it was sold.

AS OF THIS DATE THIS IS THE ONLY SPECIMEN IN ORIGINAL CARTON KNOWN TO EXIST..... $4,250.

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