Springfield 1884 Trap Door Rifle

.45-70 calibers, serial numbers 300119? and 44821?, both with "Eagles" and "U.S. Springfield" on lock plates, "U.S. MODEL 1884" on breech blocks, "VP" over "Eagles Heads" to left sides of 32-5/8 in. b

2 Springfield Trapdoor Rifles 45/70 cal.serial numbers 205178 and 558130

Lot of 8, including rare box of 20 Government 45-70-405 center fire, used in Springfield Trapdoor Rifles, box has 15 unused and three used cartridges; plus box of 50 .32 short; plus box of 50 Colt .32

Highly desired early Springfield trapdoor carbine with 43,XXX Custer range serial number, showing solid medium colored wood, and attractive patinaed metal with slight blue tone, and crisp mechaniacl a

2.1/2" long, 45 cal., reported dug at Fort McKavitt, TX, in Riker Mount box w/pin security.

Late 19th century photograph of a United States military camp showing 104 soldiers and officers with trap-door rifles. Photograph measures 18" x 28" and is housed in 29.5" x 39.25" pickled oak frame.

US Model 1864 Springfield Trapdoor breech-loading musket, percussion fire, 45 caliber (no serial number - many of the 1866 trapdoors were issued without the SN). Trapdoor stamped 1866 with inspector m

Springfield Model 1873 Trapdoor percussion-fire musket stamped US Model 1873 serial number #37728, 45 caliber, 36 in barrrel, 52 in long.

Including some scarce types, all Rustless with five boxes of 20 cartridges, including .45-70 (Trapdoor Springfield cartridges), 6" long; plus .348 High Velocity, for Winchester Model 71, 6 1/2" long;

SPRINGFIELD TROWEL BAYONET FOR THE 45/70 TRAPDOOR. NO MARKINGS. 15" L

Still banks & paperweights (7), Prudential-Chicago, 6.75"H; Banker's Life-Des Moines, 3"H; First National-Springfield, IL, 3.75"H; Bank of Service-Milwaukee, missing trap & door, 2.25"H; Savings & Loa

Dr Moulin Bros Odd Fellows JUDGMENT STAND. from Odd Fellows Eden lodge Wilmington DE Trap door mechanism activates and works with foot switch. see video Dimensions: H: 13 inches: W: 22 inches: D: 43 i

1923 Gibson Banjo - Uke trap door, snake head model w/ original case, head is torn trap door hardware, perfect minor delimitation to door

Possibly for magician, has square hole in the top, displays well, shows some wear and paint loss, not marked, 7.75"x12", rated 7.5

This is a Cylindrical Footed Piece that is Very Cool Looking – It has Been on Display and Never Used – The Door Opens and Closes to keep all odors inside – It is an awesome lookin

This is a Cylindrical Footed Piece that is Very Cool Looking – It has Been on Display and Never Used – The Door Opens and Closes to keep all odors inside – It is an awesome lookin

93. IVES OVERSIZED DOG CART | One of the three in a series of oversized walking horse carts produced by Ives, the cart contains a trap door at the rear and the front half is appointed with ornately ra

DESCRIPTION: Uncle Sam mechanical bank. Put a coin in his hand and depress the button and he will drop the coin into the satchel. With original trap door and key. Marked to bottom "Pat June 8 1886." M

Correctly restored original. 28" single tube tires on trap door wood rims (hinged door over valve stem facilitates easy repairs to stem as was a common problem back then). Original Victor hubs with un

Italian or possibly British, 19th century, velvet upholstery with loose cushion, trap door compartment in seat, black painted back with acorn and leaf stencil decoration, pedestal base with paw feet,�

Original trap. Door does not open when operated. Fence is broken with old grey overpaint. (JY). Condition (Good - Very Good). Size 5 -1/2" L.

Gothic revival, cathedral radio cabinet with trap door, c. 1930 with some modern reinforcements and brackets to improve stability. Dimensions: 79" T x 34"W x 20 1/2" D. Please see shipping tab for inf

Mechanical Banks Lot of four mechanical banks comprising Eagle and eaglets (missing one chick), Lion and single monkey (no arms and missing trap door ), Donkey Barn (some paint loss but overall Very F

Shepard Hardware Co., c. 1885, the pony receives the coin in his mouth and deposits it in the manger, a trap door at the bottom of the latter opens at the same time and then closes over the coin.