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Winchester 1866
(W128-18-8) WINCHESTER MODEL 1866 SRC
Cal 44 CF. Orig sights and VG bore. Shows some minor pitting but better than usual. Original wood in generally good condition. Forearm has some slight loss of wood but generally sound. Overall metal has a fair amount of pitting. Bbl has turned a plum brown color. Original brass receiver has a nice deep butterscotch patina. Good functioning action. Original brass buttplate. Nice 66 for the money! ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 5,100
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Winchester 1866
(W131-18-10) WINCHESTER MODEL 66 BRASS FRAME RIFLE
Original sights. Nice functioning action. Dark bore would benefit from a good cleaning. Original wood has a fair amount of varnish remaining with a few gauges and nicks in the stock. On both sides of the forearm a sliver of wood missing. The left side is missing a piece about 3" by 1/4" and the right side missing a piece about 5" by 1/4". Buttstock has some pretty good gauges in it but no splits or cracks. Complete with original brass style buttplate. Brass receiver has turned dark untouched mustard yellow patina. Bbl and mag tube has mostly a plum-brown patina with sharp corners and VG markings. There are 18 to 20 notches about 1/16" deep which could be achievement markings. Fairly decent little gun. Missing sling swivels. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 8,250
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Winchester 1866
(W127-18-5) WINCHESTER 66 RIFLE
Cal 44 RF. Original sights include a 3-leaf rear Winchester style carbine sight, correct front sight. VG bore. Wood appears to have been refinished at one time but is sound and solid. Bbl and mag tube have turned a light gunmetal grey color with signs of some cleaning. Brass is a good dark patina. Nice functioning action. Nice old 66 rifle! ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 7,500
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Winchester 1866
(W49-17-188) EXTREMELY RARE WINCHESTER MODEL 1866 DELUXE FULL NICKEL PLATED MUSKET
Overall gun is superb retaining virtually 98%+ bright shiny nickel, orig 3X grade wood is exc+ with most orig high gloss lacquer finish and just a few light handling mars and dings. Overall gun is quite stunning with a nickel plated bayonet, cleaning rod and sling swivels. Very interesting gun-the only one I've encountered in this configuration and in extremely fine condition. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 21,750
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Winchester 1866
(7020-18-2) RARE HALF NICKEL WINCHESTER MODEL 1866 SADDLERING CARBINE IN .44 RF
3rd Model. Barrel, magazine, retaining bands and rear sight professionally refinished some time ago and look great; most finish intact and is lustrous, markings readable, frame and crescent buttplate retain 95% shiny original nickel. Very nice walnut with most all varnish intact. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 11,750
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Winchester 1866
(8676-18-123) VERY FINE 66 4TH MODEL RIFLE
Overall gun is in beautiful condition with a very deep, aged, untouched butterscotch patina coloration to the brass. Orig wood shows very little use; there's just a minor crack in the front forearm wood that has been repaired and is hardly noticable. Good traces of blue, the balance turning a plum patina coloration, fine markings, sharp corners, action is crisp and tight. Caliber is .44 rimfire. The 4th Model is a fairly scarce gun with the forend cap and buttplate having been made out of steel - rarely encountered. Guaranteed untouched and excellent+ throughout. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 12,500
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Winchester 1866
(9400-17-199) WINCHESTER 66 MUSKET
Correct 27" musket style barrel with a good bore. Original sights. Original wood is generally in VG condition with a little extra varnish added at one time. No splits or cracks. Brass receiver has numerous small dings and mars but generally looks pretty good. Has a pale yellow patina coloration. Has seen quite a bit of use but is a good value for the money. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 4,250.
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Winchester 1866
(5708-17-298) DELUXE CASED ENGRAVED WINCHESTER MINIATURE REPLICA 1866 SADDLERING CARBINE
This is a copy of the 66 rifle pictured on page 42 of ‘The Winchester Engraving Book’ by R.L. Wilson. Featuring an American Eagle panel scene on one side and a monogram on the other side. This gun was made for Thomas O’Connor, a Winchester salesman, to be presented to a foreign dignitary. Pictured above in a fitted case with checkered deluxe wood, gold gilted frame, blue barrel and magazine tube. Beautifully done and in new condition. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 3,950
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Winchester 1866
(9135-16-610) FULL BOX OF ORIGINAL 1866 WINCHESTER 44 CALIBER RIM FIRE HENRY CARTRIDGES
Label is in fine shape. Box has been opened but is complete and in VG plus condition. e
A $ 2,550
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Winchester 1866
(9192-16-305) WINCHESTER MODEL 1866 HENRY MARKED RIFLE
Caliber 44 RF. Original sights include folding ladder with leaf rear sight and typical Winchester front sight. Overall metal condition is excellent with over 90% original bbl and mag tube blue stating to tone very slightly but still a good rich blue with excellent markings. Original wood is in excellent condition with just a few minor handling mars. Complete with correct sling swivels. Rifle style buttplate. Brass receiver has a few very minor nicks and dings in it from hunting use but overall nice sharp corners. A light yellow patina mustard coloration overall with high points starting to show a little lightness to them. Vivid case colors on the hammer. Lever has turned a mostly brown coloration. Crisp, tight action. Really hard to improve upon an early Henry marked rifle. Guaranteed 100% original with correct brass for end cap and brass buttplate. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 31,500 sale pending
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Winchester 1866
(9143) 66 WINCHESTER SRC
Caliber 44 RF. Original sights. Original bbl with light bbl address. Original forearm. The upper tang has a pretty good repair done to it at one time. The stock has been replaced with a new carbine style buttstock. Brass has turned a nice deep butterscotchy patina coloration. Bbl and mag have turned a plum-brown patina coloration. Decent looking gun. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 4,650 sale pending
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Winchester 1866
(9470-16-274) 66 SRC CALIBER 44 RF WINCHESTER
Excellent bbl address. Bbl and mag tube retain 25% original blue with original sights. Excellent forearm. The upper and lower tang have been broken at one time and crudely repaired but is sound and solid and quite serviceable. The original stock is somewhat deformed but looks very good in the wrist area. The receiver in VG plus condition on 75%. The back 1/4 shows signs of abuse. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 5,200
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Winchester 1866
(9194-16-267) WINCHESTER MODEL 66 RIFLE
Original 24" octagon bbl and full length magazine tube, 44 RF. Near excellent bore. Original rear sight with replaced blade in front sight. Overall wood is in excellent condition. Considerable amount of original varnish. Steel rifle style buttplate as well as steel forend cap. Overall gun is in superb condition with 75-80% nice clean bbl and mag blue, starting to turn somewhat. The receiver has turned a very attractive butterscotch patina coloration with no signs of being polished. No signs of the screws being abused. Fine, clean all original and complete with all the correct 4th model variations. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 15,750
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Winchester 1866
(9144-18-124) WINCHESTER MODEL 1866 SRC
Caliber 44 RF. Replacement rear sight. Original front sight. Buttstock and forearm have been replaced some time ago. A decent job with the carbine style buttplate. Overall brass show a fair amount of use with some polishing on it at one time, starting to turn darker. Some rounding to the corners. It appears that the lever has been repaired at one time. Replacement barrel band. A fairly priced 66 carbine. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 4,500
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Winchester 1866
(8775-16-306) WINCHESTER MODEL 1866 1ST MODEL FLAT SIDE SADDLERING CARBINE
Serial number is 14827 and is marked on all the correct spots on the inside of the gun. Receiver has a pale yellow coloration-appears to have been cleaned at one time but has since started to turn dark, good sharp corners, no noticable dings or mars. Bbl and mag mostly plum brownish with some cleaning on the tube, faint traces of the bbl address are still present, correct sights. Orig wood has a few dings and mars but is sound and solid with correct matching numbers, no splits or cracks. Gun is probably better than most the flat sides you see and has all the correct features such as the flat loading gate. All orig, decent little gun. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 22,500
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Winchester 1866
(8749-17-194) WINCHESTER MODEL 1866 1st MODEL FLAT SIDE SADDLERING CARBINE
.jpg) Serial number is 13,936. It appears there were some tacks imbedded in the forearm which have been removed a long time ago, buttstock looks good-shows alot of saddlering wear on the side and looks to be a very old replacement. Overall gun shows a fair amount of wear with somewhat rounded corners, the receiver has a real nice, deep butterscotch patina coloration, bbl is mostly a bluish brown patina. Colorful old gun; apparently it came out of Mexico and looks like it's got some homemade type sling swivels on it, correct sights, nice functioning action, correct saddlering. If Madis would have called these Henry Carbines, they'd probably bring about ten times what they're selling for today, however, it's still a rare gun and has a good premium-this is the first 1st Model flat side carbine I've had in probably 10 years. A decent gun. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 18,500
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Winchester 1866
(16-307) ELABORATELY ENGRAVED 66 WINCHESTER AND HENRY PAIR
This pair of guns are on consignment to us from a California collection. They were formerly in the H. Ball collection for the last 60 years and were recently sold to another collector on the West Coast. These guns were part of the award winning gun show display that was called 'Fort Winchester'. Both guns compliment each other beautifully; one is a factory engraved Henry with the engraving attributed to Hoggson. This is very typical of his work-he was the factory engraver that did most the Henry rifles and was quite accomplished in his field; 5,3XX serial number range with fancy wood. The other one is a factory engraved 66 Winchester done by John Ulrich who was Winchesters premier engraver of the period and one of 7 Ulrich engravers; in the 36,XXX range with fancy wood as well; slight repair at the toe. Both have a beautiful very deep butterscotchy brass patina coloration on the receivers. The 66 retains a considerable amount of orig blue; traces of blue on the Henry. Both exhibit some of the finest deepest patina that I've seen on a pair of guns for a number of years. Beautiful inside and out. Guns are to be sold as a pair as per the consignors wishes or the Henry alone but he prefers to sell them as a pair. Quite simply...THE ONLY (CLOSE TO) MATCHED PAIR EVER OFFERED! ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ P.O.R. ~ Sale Pending on Henry Only
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Winchester 1866
(8678-17-196) 4TH MODEL WINCHESTER 66 RIFLE
Full oct bbl, full length magazine tube. Mag tube and bbl show some signs of being cleaned; the bbl is mostly a plum brown coloration, the mag tube has a more nickelly color to it. Orig wood is generally VG with a small chip missing out of the front of the forearm; other than that, it probably would grade exc. Steel forend cap and butt-plate. Receiver is untouched and is a fairly dark mustard yellow color. Fairly clean little gun. All orig. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 7,750
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Winchester 1866
(W1000-17-319) SPECTACULAR NIMSCHKE ENGRAVED 1866 RIFLE
 Cal 44 rimfire. This gun is in the 28,XXX serial range and is pictured on page 56 of the Winchester Engraving book. This gun is one of the finest engraved 66's that have surfaced to date. Accompanying this gun is a letter from a previous owner dated October 31, 1950 to Winchester. The guy who was in possession of it assumed that it was a One of One Thousand. He wrote Winchester asking for details and they informed him it was not a 1 of 1000; interesting little note that accompanies the gun. It is believed that the lady engraved in the oval panel on the left side of the receiver is the same likeness as the Bust of Columbia which appears the 15 cent US fractional currency note. Both are believed to have been done by the hand of Nimschke. A spectacular gun in extraordinary condition with 90% bright glossy blue, fine case colors on the hammer and lever. Piano style glossy finish stock in excellent condition with only a few minor handling marks. Rifle style buttplate is also engraved. Receiver was originally gold gilded with a considerable amount of gold remaining in the engraving cuts. When light hits the receiver, the gold really stands out. This is a SPECTACULAR gun! The balance of receiver coloration is a beautiful aged butterscotch patina. This gun has been in a number of very famous collections. Shortly after it was discovered by Winchester from the earlier mentioned owner, it became the property of Elmer Taylor, a well known West Coast gun collector. Then more recently for about 30 years it was in the collection of Doug Bennett, a California collector who displayed this gun in a number of shows with his award winning Winchesters and Henrys. Then it went to Wes Adams who owned it briefly. Adams owned the finest Winchester collection in the past 50 years but has since passed on. An outstanding gun! Guaranteed original and untouched complete with a 15 cent note. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ P.O.R.
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Winchester 1866
(8520-18-14) WINCHESTER MODEL 66 MUSKET
In exc+ cond with 90%+ orig blue and a slight tinge of brown starting to appear. Orig full length musket stock exc with most orig varnish; complete with brass musket style buttplate and orig sling swivels, orig bayonet and orig cleaning rod. Exc+ inside and out. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 16,500
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