This is a country-by-country identification guide to the Remington Military Rolling Blocks. It includes new research into the Remington Rolling Block while correctly identifying and explaining more than fifty rifle models that have never been identified before. The text shows the markings and features that differentiate the ordinary rolling block from the true collector’s prize. The author clearly lists and illustrates correct original features and finishes that distinguish a valuable rarity from a nearly worthless parts gun. There are 672 detailed photographs.

The Blue Book of Antique Firearms & Values is a comprehensive pricing guide covering nearly 700 manufacturers and 2,100 models of antique firearms. This first edition features 1,500 high-resolution color images within its 400 pages to assist with positive identification, and breaks values down into Good, Fine, Very Fine/Extra Fine and Excellent. A second edition, published in 2019, includes and expands on antique American firearms manufactured before January 1, 1899.

This ninth edition includes virtually all the black powder reproductions and replicas manufactured since 1959, as well as all new inline and modern muzzleloaders. It features values of thousands of models, detailed descriptions, more than 140 manufacturers/trademarks, and hundreds of black and white images. It includes information about recent makes/models, updated sections on proofmarks and serialization, and a black powder resources guide.

The Blue Book Pocket Guide for Browning/FN Firearms & Values lists and describes Browning and FN firearms manufactured between 1878 and 2013. Its values were updated to reflect market conditions at the time of publication. It also includes both "How to Use" and "Grading Criteria" sections.

The values in this 5th edition have been updated and reflect market conditions as of publication. It lists and describes Remington firearms manufactured between 1816 and 2017, and includes sections on serialization, use, and grading criteria.

This pocket guide lists and describes Winchester firearms manufactured between 1860 and 2013. Listed values have been updated and reflect market conditions as of publication. New models have been included, as have "How to Use" and "Grading Criteria" sections.

This volume provides information about the following companies and their Deringer models and variations: Moore Pat. Fire Arms Co. and their Deringers in order by variation from day one; National Arms Co. and National Deringers in order by model and variation; Colt Pt. F.A. MFG Co. and Colt Deringers by model and variation sold in U.S.; and Colt Deringers sold in England and the British Empire. There is a list of English dealers selling Deringers in the United Kingdom as well as of .41 Cal Rim Fire & Central Fire Cartridges for Colts sold in England.

This is a detailed study of the very earliest American percussion firearms - military or civilian - that were built in New England between 1826 and 1840. These weapons, which had just four moving parts, played a key role in taming the Western Frontier. Makers include Ruggles, Gibbs-Tiffany, H.J. Hale, Andrus & Osborn, Hale & Tuller, Jenison, Andrews Ferrey & Co., Case Willard and many more. The text provides advice on dating these guns and determining their rarity. There are 354 photos showing all the important details.

This is the leading reference for antique gun values and identification. It provides gun identification for more than 4,000 antique American firearm models and variants, which are extensively described with all marks and specifications. Brief histories of gun makers with dates, locations, and quantities of manufacture enhance the collector's information. Flayderman advises on spotting fakes; assessing values based on demand, rarity and conditions; and discerning trends in gun collecting. Organized for quick reference, the book features a standardized numbering system, extensive cross-referencing and a comprehensive index. There are more than 1,700 large-scale photographs and values for more than 4,000 individually priced firearms.

Due to the strong interest in buying and selling extremely collectible guns, fakes, misrepresentations, and downright fraud have become a concern in the industry. This Gun Digest book provides advice for the buyer and bidder about points to check in assessing a gun, as well as about the warning flags that indicate a gun is inauthentic. It reveals how these expensive guns are altered and faked and how the buyer can defend himself.

Gun Digest Handbook of Collectible American Guns features 275 select American-make guns and everyday firearms that are definitely collectible, although not old enough to be considered antique. The rifles, shotguns and handguns in the listings were all manufactured from 1900 through the 1980s and exhibit handcrafted fit and finish. Among firearms models featured in the book are the Colt 1911, the Savage Model 99 Rifle, and the Winchester Model 70 Rifle.

In Gun Trader's Guide to Rifles, Stephen Carpenteri has compiled and cataloged data on discontinued and collectible rifles from such manufacturers as Browning, Colt, Marlin, Remington, Ruger, Savage, Wheatherby, Winchester, and more. He provides complete specifications and price gradients based on the condition of the rifle, tips on using the guide, as well as articles on various collectible rifles and the art of rifle trading.

This annual publication covers firearams pricing information and the marketplace for buyers and sellers of new, used, and antique firearms. It publishes thousands of classified ads, organized alphabetically, from collectors all over the world; gun-industry news, hundreds of gun show and knife show listings; wing-shooting destinations; and authoritative information on shooting, collecting, gunsmithing, and history.

Old Gunsights & Rifle Scopes is the only book that covers collectible gun sights and rifle scopes, which are an important element of collecting antique firearms.. This reference provides information necessary to identify scopes and sights, as well as information about factory-installed sights and options for various guns. It is illustrated, and includes reprints of original advertising and histories of manufacturers along with the technical information.

The Standard Catalog of Civil War Firearms combines historical, identification, and pricing information in one handy volume. Metallurgy and weapons design advanced rapidly during the Civil War, and new designs of that time became the basis of modern weapons. Graf advises on the identification of particular models and their approximate value at the time of publication. He assigns each firearm a '1 to 5 rarity index' rating to guide buying decisions.

Each edition of this annual publication is updated with the newest entries from today’s manufacturers of handguns, rifles and shotguns, plus the latest values from a wide range of experts, editors and auction houses for virtually every gun made or sold. There are more than 7,500 photos with extensive descriptions; updated values and up to six condition grades, for a total of more than 110,000 prices; and a guide to firearms trade names covering more than 150 years of gun history.

The Standard Catalog of Smith & Wesson is a fully annotated identification and price guide to Smith & Wesson revolvers, semi-automatics, shotguns, rifles, military arms and other collectibles. Listings are organized to facilitate quick and accurate identification of firearms and nearly 800 models of Smith & Wesson guns and variations. The 4th edition includes 14 new revolver models; dozens of new variations of the M&P pistol; new S&W rifles and shotguns, including many new M&P 15 rifles; hundreds of detailed, full-color photographs; and Smith & Wesson gun values and collector information.

This volume includes more than 700 detailed photographs, collector notes, and serial number tables. It covers all U.S. military bolt-action rifles, carbines and sniper rifles from the Civil War through Korea and beyond. It also includes information about bayonets, slings, web equipment, manuals, scopes, trench periscopes, and other accessories.

Featuring everything from the guns of the Old West to the guns of Bonnie and Clyde, Warman's Collectible Firearms Field Guide provides a historically significant survey of collectible vintage firearms. The field guide provides information, insight, values, and hundreds of color images of some of the finest examples of guns ever produced by Colt, Winchester, Smith & Wesson, Remington and other manufacturers.