ONLINE ONLY AUCTION – Bidding ENDS Tuesday – December 12 th, 2017 starting at 6:00 PM Eastern Time, subject to Extended Bidding based on bidding activity at the closing. PREMIER FIREARMS AUCTION OF 2017 – US & German WWII, Pre 1898 and Foreign Firearms Circa 1800’s - From Three (3) Lifetime CollectionsīY BIDDING ON THIS AUCTION, BUYER EXPRESSLY AGREES TO ALL TERMS & CONDITIONS SET FORTH AND ENTERS INTO A CONTRACTUAL AGREEMENT TO PURCHASE THE ITEM(S) UNDER THE FOLLOWING TERMS AND CONDITIONS: If you have not read and understand these Terms & Conditions, then DO NOT BID. Readers with comments and suggestions are invited to contact the editor.TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF AUCTION – PLEASE READ and REVIEW the Terms & Conditions thoroughly prior to bidding. This is a recently revised and expanded section. Trade names reported on H&A long guns included Chichester, Cannon Breech, Douglas Arms, Dreadnought, King Nitro, KK, Seminole, and Worlds Fair.
Other firms also used some of these names for their products. Often these guns would not have the H&A name on them. Trade names used by H&A on revolvers included Acme, Allen 22, American Eagle, Americus, Aristocrat, Black Prince, Blue Jacket, Blue Whistler, Buckeye, Bulldog, Captain Jack, Creedmoor, Czar, Dictator, Double Action No., Dreadnaught, Duchess, Duke, Encore, Essex, Excelsior, Expert, Forehand Model, Hinsdale, Imperial Arms, Life Guard, Metropolitan Police, Monarch, Morley, Mountain Eagle, Non XL, Old Hickory, Pointer, Range Model, Ranger, Red Jacket, Safety Police, Scott, Swamp Angel, Terror, The Challenge, Toledo Firearms, Towers Police Safety, Tramps Terror, Universal, Wolverine, XL, XLCR, and Xpert. (q.v.) revolvers produced in the 1870s and 1880s are usually found marked with the Hopkins & Allen name on the barrels. Later, it acquired other makers such as Davenport Firearms (1901) and Forehand & Wadsworth (1902). When H&A was formed in 1868, it took over production of Bacon Manufacturing Co. At its peak, H&A was one of the largest American firearms manufacturers with production quantities approaching those of firms like Colt and Winchester. Firms like H&A, H&R and Iver Johnson have been called “Armorers to the Nation’s Nightstands” in recognition of the common use of their products. Hopkins & Allen was best known for inexpensive pocket revolvers.
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