I ONLY HAVE FIVE OF THESE.

[drm3m]

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I started to collect relevant cartridges.





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Realizing that these were cavalry carbines----I needed some swords and revolvers.





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I added some leather.

No more room for photos.

 

[Old Skool Soldier]

All hyperlinks are "404'd"

 

[skwerl]

Yep , photo dump doesn't work.
Looks like you have some nice guns.
...skwerl

 

[Jon9021]

Sigh…wonderful collection…I can only dream of owning some of these!

 

[tiriaq]

Ever shot your Starr? When I shoot mine I am impressed at how gas tight the breech is.

 

[drm3m]

My Father and I used to shoot the Starr and Remington revolvers back in the 1970s.
I always thought that the Remington was the more accurate of the two guns.
We bought the revolvers from the same collector back in 1971 for $50 each plus $20 for a spare cylinder for the Remington.
The inspector's cartouches on the grips of both revolvers are superb.





I never shot the Starr carbine.

 

[tiriaq]

Prices certainly have changed over the years, although it is easy to forget that wages have too.
I was referring to the Starr carbine.

 

[drm3m]

Sorry!
I received the Starr carbine in a rather unusual way.
In July 2020 I sold the Artillery Luger shown below and received the Starr carbine as part of the deal.
It is possibly the most recent addition to my collection.