This famous Civil War revolver was used extensively throughout the War Between the States by both Union and Confederate troops.

The M1873 fast draw six shooter revolver has a realistic action that works just like the original.

This rapid firing rifle was developed in 1855 and the originals are now very rare and expensive.

Framed set features a light weight wooden frame displaying a black finish 1873 non firing replica with an antiqued poster of some of the old west's most famous and notorious figures

Included in this set are an antiqued Marshal's badge, antiqued set of jailer's keys and non-firing replica M1873 Old West revolver with gold patina engraving.

Originally developed in London in the mid 1800's, this six shot percussion pistol was not technically a revolver since the multiple barrels and receiver rotated together.

The first sight of buffalo ignites excitement within a party of scouts.

“I love this painting because it is as much about the relationship between the horses as it is about the lighting at this time of day and the textures in the grass, alongside the ripples in the water."

In U.S. Frigate Congress on the California Coast, artist Christopher Blossom presents us with the flagship of the California squadron during the war with Mexico.

As the sun just peeks over the mountains to the east, the ship Benjamin F. Packard passes through the Golden Gate and into San Francisco Bay.

A work of Christopher Blossom’s fine art is considered the height of craftsmanship in maritime art.

The Blackfoot scout often wore a wolf headdress . . . not as a uniform, but rather as a designation of his rank or position.

29" by 19" Image Size, Limited to 75

Buffalo Soldiers originally were members of the U.S. 10th Cavalry Regiment of the United States Army, formed on September 21, 1866 at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. The nickname was given to the "Negro Cavalry" by the Native American tribes they fought; the term eventually became synonymous with all of the African-American regiments formed in 1866.

This determined group of warriors has left blue sky behind and but are suddenly called to a halt.

These magnificent Cheyenne warriors and their horses churn the canyon waters into a froth as they race to their destination and their unlucky foe.