Two J. Stevens Rifles

Four J. Stevens Rifles, 20th century, a "Crack Shot" Second Model, serial number E269, walnut stock marked on top of the barrel "J. STEVENS ARMS Read more…

Two Breech-loading Rifles, c. 1920s, Stevens Model 414 rifle, serial number 7543, .22 Short caliber, walnut stock, case-hardened receiver, blued barrel, overall lg. 41 in.; Read more…

Two .22 Caliber Rifles, c. late 20th century, a semi-automatic Browning BPR, serial number 04438RR176, .22 long rifle caliber, walnut stock with checkered forend and Read more…

Two J. & E. Stevens " Artillery" Mechanical Banks, 19th century, one with a red-painted uniformed soldier, and the other with a worn copper finish Read more…

Two J. & E. Stevens "Hall's Excelsior" Mechanical Banks, Cromwell, Connecticut, 19th century, both buildings with hinged dome, and reading Hall's Excelsior Bank above the Read more…

Two J. & E. Stevens "Halls Excelsior" Banks, 19th century, a painted ochre color building with patent date on roof, the other burgundy, both with Read more…

Two J. & E. Stevens "William Tell" Creedmoor Mechanical Banks, Cromwell, Connecticut, late 19th century, figure of William Tell with rifle aiming towards the tree Read more…

Two J. & E. Stevens "Speaking Dog" Mechanical Banks, Cromwell, Connecticut, 19th century, figure of a lady seated while she appears to be disciplining her Read more…

Two J. & E. Stevens Co. "World's Fair" Mechanical Banks, Cromwell, Connecticut, late 19th century, with Columbus seated on a stump, and when lever is Read more…

Two J. & E. Stevens Co. "Always Did 'Spise a Mule" Mechanical Banks, Cromwell, Connecticut, late 19th century, one with a boy riding the mule, Read more…