2026 May 12-14 Firearms by Morphy Auctions

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Firearms & Militaria

SOLD $228,000

1372 - (M) RIPA ENGRAVED DAVID MCKAY BROWN 20 BORE OVER UNDER SHOTGUN WITH CASE.

1371 - (M) MAGNIFICENT HARTMANN & WEISS BOLT ACTION TAKEDOWN RIFLE TWO BARREL SET IN .416 RIGBY AND .300 JARRETT

1258 - (A) SPECIAL ORDER DELUXE WINCHESTER MODEL 1876 LEVER ACTION RIFLE.

1368 - (C) GOLDEN AGE SMALL BORE HOLLAND & HOLLAND ROYAL SELF-OPENER 20 BORE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN WITH CASE.

1005 - (N) UTTERLY FANTASTIC CONDITION WWII GERMAN NAZI PROOFED WAFFENWERKE BRUNN ZB-26 MACHINE GUN (CURIO & RELIC).

1014 - (N) EXTREMELY DESIRABLE MODERNIZED SACO-LOWELL M-60E4 MACHINE GUN AS REMANUFACTURED BY TAYLOR MANUFACTURING (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

1230 - (A) OUTSTANDING FACTORY ENGRAVED AND CASED COLT MODEL 1849 POCKET PERCUSSION REVOLVER.

1192 - (M) 2026 FEGA MASTER SERIES ENGRAVED “THEATER COMMANDERS OF WWII” COLT GOVERNMENT MODEL 1911A1 .45 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH CASE.

1228 - (A) HISTORICALLY IMPORTANT COLT 1851 NAVY PRESENTED TO BRIGADIER GENERAL J.R. ANDERSON OF THE TREDEGAR IRON WORKS.

1222 - (A) FINE VOLCANIC REPEATING ARMS NO. 2 HOLSTER MODEL NAVY REPEATING PISTOL.

1277 - (A) EXCEPTIONAL EARLY PRODUCTION COLT SINGLE A

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The Collection of David Grunberg Dave Grunberg of Vernon, Connecticut, is a collector whose path began as a child, although he did not acquire his first Colt until many years later.

Growing up in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Grunberg engaged in the usual activities of children the world over. One day, while playing outside, he found what appeared to be an expensive fountain pen lying on the ground. The police officer who was asked to help return the pen to its owner rewarded the young Grunberg by offering to let him hold his Colt .45 caliber semi-automatic pistol. The young Spanish speaking boy had trouble deciphering the inscription on the top of the gun, but he never forgot the heft of the heavy weapon. Years later, after his family had emigrated to the United States, Grunberg served in the United States Army. “They issued me a Colt .45. It was like déjà vu, here I am. So I carried this thing for about four years and, upon my discharge, I read in a flyer about a Colt for sale,” he called. After buying the inexpensive gun, Grunberg learned that is had been made in Italy and was not a bona fide Colt at all. “Then I started getting serious about owning some real Colt firearm,” he said. “My affinity was always towards the single actions or cowboy guns. I watched the black and white serials every weekend and you always wanted to emulate them, whether it was Roy Rogers or Hopalong Cassidy. My hero was Randolph Scott.” Living near Hartford, Connecticut, the long-time center of Colt Manufacturing, Grunberg found it easy to meet collectors and Colt factory employees who guided him as he refined his interest in second and third generation engraved firearms, his passion today.

The Collection of Gary Schlosstein Gary Schlosstein is a lifelong collector and the founder of Castlerock Museum. He was born on January 11, 1928, and grew up in Cochrane, Wisconsin. He later joined the U.S. Army and was stationed in Europe during the closing months of World War II. After the war, Gary got his law degree from the University of Wisconsin at Madison. He became district attorney for Buffalo County, Wisconsin and later the county judge, serving for thirty-two years as the circuit court trial judge and thirty-two years as a reserve judge. Gary started collecting when he was ten years old and bought a Civil War musket at a secondhand store in Winona, Minnesota for three dollars. This ignited a lifelong passion for collecting historical memorabilia that continues to this day. As his collection grew, Gary decided to start up the nonprofit Castlerock Museum which has open public hours, private tours for groups and schools, and a variety of programs throughout the year. The museum is nestled along the bluffs of the Mississippi River in a building that looks like a castle. Located in Alma, Wisconsin, it houses a unique collection of ancient and medieval arms and armor and early American artifacts including over a hundred period firearms. The profits from the sale of these artifacts from Gary’s collection will go to support Castlerock Museum.

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1001 - (N) EXCEPTIONAL EARLY FLAT HOUSING GERMAN WWII MP-40 MACHINE GUN MARKED “1939” (FULLY TRANSFERABLE). Manufacturer: Charles Erb Model: MP40 Serial No. 410E Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 9.9” FFL Status: NFA An exceptional specimen of the iconic German MP-40 manufactured by C.G. Haenel and registered by Charles Erb. Desirable early transition flat magazine housing and early checkered magazine release with visible numbers matching including bolt, barrel, front sight hood, pot metal barrel resting bar, barrel nut, rear sight, and lower assembly. Very nice “cos” (Mertzwerke) WaA markings with “(eagle) / 37” proof indicating C.G. Haenel final assembly. Noteworthy is the, “1939” marking on the top rear of the lower assembly. This cataloger has not seen this before. Observe the pantograph numbers in the photos and make your own judgement. If this indicates year of manufacture this would indicate a particularly early MP-40 indeed. “ERB” manufacturer’s mark on lower underside of receiver tube with registered number on top of the receiver tube. One original slab-sided 32 round magazine and a leather sling is included with this lot. Electronic NFA registry indicates “ERB CHARLES” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is fine to extremely fine original blued finish thinning to a gray patina, particularly in the area around the ejection port and at the high points. Bolt has some light pitting on left side, not visible when bolt is forward, with extremely fine unpitted bolt face. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bakelite lower and grips are extremely fine with light handling marks. Sling is extremely fine and serviceable. Mechanics are crisp. This is a full-auto only machine gun. This cataloger has seen and examined hundreds of MP-40 machine guns, and will all factors considered, this specimen is absolutely among the most desirable. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2026-05-002. 25,000 - 40,000

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1002 - (N) WELL ACCESSORIZED RAMO SIDEPLATE BROWNING M2HB .50 CAL MACHINE GUN WITH SILENCER BARREL, AND TRIJICON SIGHT (FULLY TRANSFERABLE). Manufacturer: (A) Ramo (B) KGMADE Model: (A) M2HB (B) M2ESSHB Serial No. (A) 003658 (B) MSESSHB00005 Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .50 BMG Barrel Length: (A) 45” (B) 47” FFL Status: NFA This is a remarkable RAMO registered sideplate Browning .50 BMG machine gun which includes five barrels total, and includes a KGMADE M2ESSHB suppressor on one of the barrels, and a Trijicon scope in carrying case. Another one of the barrels has a 3-prong type muzzle brake. Also included is Surefire Hellfighter spotlight with 8 foot power cable with cigarette-lighter socket sized male plug-in. Suitable for numerous different models of portable battery packs. Currently this machine gun is fitted with a socket on the front of the trunnion for the spotlight mounting, but an original type socket is also included if you want to go back to standard. A carrying handle, spare barrel extension, recoil spring, feed lever, and spacer blocks are also included with this lot. Also included is a heavy tubular steel tripod with, “soft-mount” cradle to absorb recoil, pintles and Traverse and Elevation mechanism, and two 13x12x12 boxes of .50 BMG metal links. Gun is marked with RAMO elephant logo on right sideplate. Electronic NFA Registry indicates, “RAMO, INC.” in the manufacturers block. CONDITION: Overall finish and appearance is near excellent gray parkerized refinish upon remanufacture. Bores of all barrels are extremely fine, shiny and bright, or better. Bolt face is extremely fine. This is a full-auto only machine gun. Tripod and accessories are extremely fine to near excellent. A fabulous package for the modern machine gun enthusiast to take to the range. An ensemble which would take the owner of just a solitary Browning .50 many extra thousands to duplicate. THESE ARE NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEMS AND REQUIRE BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THEY ARE FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON ATF FORMS 3 OR 4. THEY WILL INCUR TWO SEPARATE $200 NFA TRANSFER FEES IF TRANSFERRED ON AN ATF FORM 4’S. JWK 2026-05-006. 50,000 - 70,000

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1003 - SUREFIRE HELLFIGHTER LIGHT FOR THE M2HB MACHINE GUN. Features include partitioned factory carry case, components list, manuals, M99B mount, NATO 24V converter to 12V, handgrip assembly, small carry case, and the light. The Surefire Hellfighter light has a high output of 3,000 lumens and a low output of 1,000 lumens. CONDITION: Excellent. 1,500 - 3,000

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1004 - (N) HIGHLY DESIRABLE WW2 GERMAN MP43 MACHINE GUN (CURIO & RELIC). Manufacturer: Germany WWII Model: MP-43 Serial No. 5254M Caliber/Bore: 7.92x33mm Kurz Barrel Length: 16 - 1/4” FFL Status: NFA Very attractive Steyr “bnz” manufactured MP43 machine gun manufactured in 1944 with clear “WaA 623” proofs on receiver forward of the magazine housing. Markings have been visually enhanced with blue chalk by the consignor. Matching numbers on bolt, op-rod, buttstock assembly, and lower assembly; Barrel number does not match but only discernable when gun is disassembled. One original MP-43 magazine is included with this lot as well as takedown tool and loading clip in the buttstock trap. Barrel, op-rod, and wood buttstock were manufactured by C.G. Haenel (fxo). It was common practice for different firms to supply parts to the manufacturer who would complete final assembly. This model group (nomenclature included MP43/1, MP43, MP44, and STG 44) was the first true modern “assault rifle” chambered for a shorter-than-standard rifle cartridge (33mm vs57 mm) which, although less powerful than the standard 8mm German rifle round, was still very effective at medium ranges where most combat took place. This allowed the individual soldier to have a higher magazine capacity in a weapon which was handier and more versatile than those of their opponents. This revolutionized warfare. Capable of both semi-automatic and fully automatic fire with the pressing of a switch this first modern assault rifle could fill the role of a deliberate aimed-fire weapon, as well as that of a suppressing fire weapon. This rifle was constructed of metal stampings to the maximum extent possible to save production time and cost. Electronic NFA registry indicates, “GERMANY” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine original finish with some loss of finish to a gray patina. Wood is extremely fine with typical handling marks. Bore is extremely fine, shiny and bright. Bolt face is extremely fine. Mechanics are crisp. These guns are tremendously fun to shoot at the range, and this is an exceedingly attractive specimen. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS CURIO AND RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2026-05-108. 25,000 - 30,000

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1005 - (N) UTTERLY FANTASTIC CONDITION WWII GERMAN NAZI PROOFED WAFFENWERKE BRUNN ZB-26 MACHINE GUN (CURIO & RELIC). Manufacturer: Waffenwurk Brunn Model: ZB 26 Serial No. 1347 Caliber/Bore: 7.92mm Mauser Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: NFA This is a fantastic specimen of one of the best light-to-medium machine guns of WW2. Discerning collectors will agree that the Czechs at their BRNO factory were developing and manufacturing firearms to the highest quality standards of fit and finish prior to the start of World War II. The ZB-26 machine gun was one of these. When Germany took over Czechoslovakia starting in 1939, they took control of the arms factories, and all of the arms in the process of production, completed arms awaiting completion of contract for shipment to buyers, and the arms of the Czech military forces. Germany needed weapons, and absorbed what they needed at will, including ZB-26 machine guns. A significant number of these went to SS units, rail police, and others who were not yet able to procure weapons through German Army channels. Germany designated the BRNO arms manufacturing facility as “WAFFENWERKE BRUNN A.G.”, assigned WaA 63 as their inspection proof code, and production of weapons continued under German occupation. Guns that were in various stages of completion were finished, including some which had already been partially marked. This, and the fact that Czech army guns were taken into German service, accounts for the variety of markings, proof marks, and sometimes renumbering of barrels on ZB-26 machine guns. This specimen offered here is marked as manufactured by “WAFFENWERKE BRUNN A.G.” on the left side of the receiver, and “ZB 26 No 1347” on right side of receiver. Eagle over “WAA 63” proof marks are on other parts of this weapon as well as eagle over Swastika firing proof. Visible SNs match to include the Nazi proofed barrel which has a struck-through no. “33641-42”. Gas cylinder is also marked “1347”. The crest on the top of the receiver, original Czech circle “Z” markings together with the Nazi markings found on this weapon tell a story of this gun’s history. One original 20 round magazine is included with this gun. Electronic NFA registry indicates, “WAFFENWERKE BRUNN” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Near excellent deep lustrous blue finish on metal surfaces with very light handling marks in places. Gas cylinder is the appropriate grey finish. Trigger and barrel release latch are an attractive plum color. Bolt and piston appropriately in the white and very clean. There are a couple of very light scratches to the finish on the receiver and some loss of finish where the charging handle rides in its slot. Wood carrying handle has a couple of bruises and a 3/8” chip at the 7 o’clock position when viewed from the rear which is not immediately noticeable. Balance of wood stock and hand grip have a few dings and light handling marks with a 1/4” bruise on the pistol grip bottom right side. The finish of the barrel cooling rings is absolutely stunning. Remnants of preservative grease in the action. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face near excellent. This is a select-fire machine gun. This cataloger has personally known where this gun has been, and the previous two owners spanning many decades into the past. Of all the specimens of this model this cataloger has personally observed over the years, this one stands out as being the finest. Its Nazi proofs only add to its desirability in the American collector’s market. It is hard to imagine a finer specimen will ever surface for private ownership in the United States. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS CURIO AND RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2025-12-202. 40,000 - 80,000

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1006 - (N) TREMENDOUS BRASS IMPERIAL RUSSIAN MAXIM MODEL 1905 ON GERMAN MG-08 SIDEPLATE WITH EARLY “LEGGED” SOKOLOV MOUNT (CURIO & RELIC). Manufacturer: Russia Model: Maxim Serial No. 30476 Caliber/Bore: 7.92mm Mauser Barrel Length: 28 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA Among the rarest, most sought after, and most attractive of the many variations of the Maxim machine guns are the early guns manufactured with brass jackets. These guns exemplify the highest order of pride and quality of hand-fitted machine guns from the late 19th and early 20th Century. Very soon, in an ever-progressing effort to lighten machine guns in order to make them more portable, the use of brass parts gave way to steel. The older brass guns remained in service for a time, but inevitably, especially during the World War II, these brass guns were scrapped as obsolete, as brass was in high demand. This is an early Russian Model 1905 Maxim. A rare gun among rare guns. One can immediately note the scalloped surfaces at the rear of the water jacket as a telltale different from the later 1910 model. This specimen retains an original albeit non-matching brass fusee cover (SN #2812). This cover bears the Russian imperial eagle and is dated 1910. The brass feedblock with wooden roller is numbered “156”. The brass backplate handles are numbered “102”, and the water jacket “H 8840”. The top cover exhibits no number, but one can see it came from another early gun as it as a slot in the top for the earlier tall sight to fit into when it was folded forward. These tall sights were replaced or shortened to accommodate the use of improved ammunition as it was fielded. There is a steel muzzle cover with retention chain at the forward end on the jacket. The lower retention pin at the backplate is of the later style “T” handle type which also serves as a broken case extractor. The lock and barrel are unnumbered and of later vintage as are the recoil plates, crosshead, and charging handle. Included with this lot is a highly sought Sokolov mount with articulating legs which fold down to raise the profile of this gun. A very handy feature for the recreational machine gun shooter. The even rarer steel wheel for the rear of this mount is also included as well as a unmarked steel ammo can with leather carrying handle and a steel Russian belt. The registration number is visible on both the right and left sideplates. Electronic NFA registry indicates “GERMANY” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine with both sideplates thinning to a gray patina particularly closer to the water jacket. Top cover and charging handle also thinning to a smooth gray patina. Very handsome brass parts exhibit a dull patina, with a mottling of spots and some nicks. Muzzle is in very clean condition. Bore is extremely fine to near excellent, shiny and bright. Lock face is extremely fine. Mechanics are crisp. Mount retains a high percentage of its green painted finish. This Maxim is rare among the rare. No early Maxim collection will be complete without a brass Russian Maxim. Before the outbreak of World War I, the Russians already had far more Maxims than any other country at that time. Very few remain, and even fewer are in the United States. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS CURIO AND RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2026-05-22. 30,000 - 40,000

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1007 - (N) HIGH ORIGINAL CONDITION COLT 1921AC THOMPSON MACHINE GUN WITH PROVENANCE (CURIO & RELIC). Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1921 Serial No. 3380 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 10 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA

Extremely high condition specimen of a Colt 1921AC Thompson This gun is documented by Auto-Ordnance letter as having been shipped to Polk County (Sheriff’s Office), Des Moines, Iowa, on September 25th, 1933. This is the same Sheriff’s Office which clashed with the Barrow gang earlier that year and mortally wounded “Buck” Barrow at that time. Other provenance includes a copy of the original 1934 registration to “Polk County” in September 1934 and then Form 1 dated .Sept 1942 registering this gun to, “L.A. Thornton” as a member of the Department at that time. Additional chain of ownership shows the sale and transfer of this gun to Law Enforcement Ordnance Company in 1977, and subsequently to “John Williamson aka “John Newton Wilkinson” (according to registration form) in October 1977. There is also a receipt showing this gun was purchased in 2003 by the person who subsequently sold this gun to the current consignor. Extremely desirable accessories included with this gun are an original felt lined trunk case, with original key. One matte finish 3rd model (1920s patent dates) 50-round drum, four original 20-round “1920”patent dates magazines, vintage brass cleaning rod, extremely rare and sought after original tin box tool/cleaning kit with contents, and very rare original factory promotional booklet, 1940 handbook of the Thompson machine gun, original Auto-Ordnance, “Gun of Law and Order” booklet for police, “The Thompson Machine Gun Made Easy”, and, “The American Gunsmithing Institute, Thompson Machine Gun” book. This gun retains its original 1921 internal parts and correctly marked original buttstock. Typical markings on receiver with visible serial numbers matching. “JHB” inspection

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mark very clear on right side of receiver with crisp clear lettering and sharp edges throughout. Electronic NFA registry indicates “THOMPSON” in the manufacturer’s block. PROVENANCE: Paperwork as stated above. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent deep lustrous blue original finish with very slight loss of finish at the forward edge of the charging handle slot, at the high edges, and at the stock attachment points. There are some very light handling marks to the wood furnishings. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright with near excellent bolt face. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select fire machine gun. Original case is extremely fine with typical wear at corners and handle, with inside lining extremely fine. Tin tool kit box extremely fine, emplaced in case with very fragile original leather straps. So fragile this cataloger declined to remove snap to open and examine contents, although the contents were observed at a past Thompson Collector’s Association meeting. This is among the finest condition model 1921AC guns this cataloger has seen and considering the very rare accessories included, this is among the most desirable Thompson lots Morphy’s has ever offered. If an advanced collector wants one of the best possible specimens, with hard to fine accessories, this is the gun that they have been looking for. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS CURIO & RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2026-05-008. 60,000 - 100,000

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1008 - (N) OUTSTANDING HIGH CONDITION COLT THOMPSON 1921/28 NAVY OVERSTAMP MACHINE GUN (CURIO & RELIC). Manufacturer: Thompson Model: 1928 Serial No. 6014 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 10” FFL Status: NFA

Colt 1921/28 Navy Thompson with Cutts compensator and “U.S. Navy” marking above model marking on left side of receiver as well as “8” overstamp. “JHB” inspection mark clearly visible on right side of receiver as well as a slightly darker area of finish forward of the manufacturer’s address. Beautiful and clean Cutts compensator. Gun retains 1928 internal parts. Buttstock retains visible cartouche at leading edge. Accessories include one original matte finish 3rd model (1920s patent dates), 50 round drum magazine, ten 30-round stick magazines (two new in wrapper), two tan “Mills” marked 50 round drum carriers with straps, one “RM 1942” marked 50-round drum carrier with strap, two un-marked 50 round drum carriers, two “USMC 1944 R.M. CO.” marked 3-cell 30-round magazine pouches, and a Kerr sling. Although many Thompson machine guns were produced, especially during WWII, it is the Colt Thompson which is the most iconic of all American machine guns, and the ones with the Cutts compensator and vertical foregrip such are this one have the most recognized silhouette. Electronic NFA Registry indicates “THOMPSON” as the manufacturer. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent deep lustrous finish with some light handing marks and slight scratches at some high edges and where the safety rotates. Also some slight loss of finish at the charging handle slot. There is a slight loss of finish to gray patina at the forward edge of the charging handle slot. 50 round drum has some loss of finish to a gray patina at the high edges. Stick magazines are extremely fine and were manufactured by various manufacturers, “SW Co, Seymour, and U.S. 30 Cartridge Co. Wood is near excellent with the slightest of handling marks. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face near excellent. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select fire machine gun. A very attractive and collectible example of the most popular and sought after of the Thompson machine gun models with the added appeal of having U.S. Navy connection. An extremely high condition specimen of this model. Remarkable condition of a remarkable gun. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS CURIO & RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2026-05-23. 60,000 - 90,000

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1009 - (N) QUALIFIED MANUFACTURING REGISTERED PACK IN HK MP5K-N HOST GUN 9MM MACHINE GUN WITH OPERATIONAL BRIEFCASE.(FULLY TRANSFERABLE) Manufacturer: Qualified Manufacturing Model: HK Serial No. 21-27360 Sear Serial No. K590 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA Highly desirable Qualified Manufacturing Heckler & Koch Auto-Sear in three position (S.E.F.) selector trigger group on MP5 K-N marked host gun which is in turn in an original Hofbauer operational briefcase. The keys to the case and two original German 32-round curved magazines are included with this lot. The exceptional condition Heckler and Koch “covert operations” tactical briefcase was specially designed and manufactured to accept the loaded H & K MP5. The barrel of the gun fits into a socket in the side of the case with a very positive clamp arrangement to maintain the gun steady in the case. Once so employed, the machine gun can be fired by sliding the safety catch on the handle and depressing the trigger in the handle. Manufactured of impact resistant composite material, this is a very durable case indeed. Electronic NFA registry indicates “PARKER RICHARD DBA QUALIFIED MANUFACTURI” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Both gun and case are in near excellent original condition. No evidence of any guns ever having been fired in this case. Original finish on metal parts with composite parts also near excellent. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Mechanics are crips. This is a select-fire machine gun. Wonderful ensemble for the full-auto enthusiast! THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2026-05-068. 40,000 - 50,000

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1010 - (N) FANTASTIC GARY COOPER & STEVE MCQUEEN FILM PROVENANCE WW1 CONFIGURATION MARLIN ROCKWELL BROWNING AUTOMATIC RIFLE (B.A.R.) MODEL 1918 MACHINE GUN (CURIO & RELIC). Manufacturer: Marlin-Rockwell Model: 1918 Serial No. 25327 Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: NFA This gun comes with a signed letter from Sydney Stembridge that this gun was used onscreen for the films, “For Whom the Bell Tolls” starring Gary Cooper, and also, “The Sand Pebbles” starring Steve McQueen. There were also numerous other film productions this gun was used in, but certainly the above were the most prominent. No Steve McQueen film aficionado will ever forget, “Holman” brandishing this very same Browning Automatic Rifle with such effect in the closing scenes. This gun is in original World War 1 configuration, as refurbished and refinished as directed by the consignor to put it into top condition. This is a Marlin Rockwell manufactured BAR model 1918 including correct WW1 era style flash hider as well as outstanding checkered wooden forend and wood buttstock. Barrel marked “M” (for Marlin) with “8-18” date and ordnance bomb proofmarks. Correct first model gas regulator on this rifle. One 20 round magazine also included with this lot. Gun retains its semi-auto operational feature as originally fielded for WW1. This is a select-fire machine gun. When selector is in the forward position the rifle fires semi-automatic only and in the middle position fully automatic. The Browning automatic rifle was designed to provide “walking fire” while on the advance. This concept meant to maximize the attack firepower and allow for both automatic suppressive fire on an objective as well as aimed semi-automatic fire from the shoulder.

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This is the B.A.R. that this cataloger saw on film which caused him to move his Father to purchase one. PROVENANCE: Letter from Sydney Stembridge of Stembridge Gun Rentals attesting to the film history of this gun, by serial number. This gun would have been a 1934 registration while the multi-generational Stembridge’s were renting guns to film companies as, “The Paramount Gun Room”. Later, this business became, “Stembridge Gun Rentals”. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent lustrous blue finish as professionally and faithfully refinished. Markings are very clear. Wood is near excellent exhibiting some light handling marks with slight 1 3/4” grain checks at rear of both sides of checkered fore-end. Bore is near excellent shiny and bright with some light frosting in the grooves. Mechanics are crisp. This is an extremely attractive BAR in addition to its film provenance and would be a suitable centerpiece of any firearms collection. Absolutely fabulous gun for the U.S. military, action film, or fan of the notable actors who carried this gun on screen. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS CURIO & RELIC ELIGIBLE. 100,000 - 150,000

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1011 - (N) FLEMING REMANUFACTURED HECKLER & KOCH G3SD MACHINE GUN WITH NON-REMOVABLE SILENCER FOR USE IN FILM “COMMANDO” (FULLY TRANSFERABLE). Manufacturer: Heckler and Koch Model: G3SD Serial No. A059741 Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester Barrel Length: 17 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA This is an H&K Model 91 remanufactured by Willam Fleming into a fantasy gun for the film “Commando” It features a non-removable silencer with a muzzle which stretches 29” from the front of the magazine well. It is aptly registered as model “G3SD”, and marked on the left side of the magazine housing, “HK G3 SD” with serial number and caliber. Right side of magazine housing has typical “HK Inc” markings with added electro-pencil “Fleming Firearms Inc Collinsville, OK”. Because the silencer is permanently attached and integral to the receiver, this is a “one stamp” NFA item. No magazine, bolt, carrier, or trigger pack internals are present with this gun, but this is a registered receiver machine gun. Electronic NFA registry indicates, “FLEMING,WILLIAM DBA FLEMING FIREARMS” as the manufacturer. PROVENANCE: From the machine gun collection of William “Happiness is a Warm Machine Gun” Fleming. CONDITION: Overall finish and appearance is near excellent matte enamel finish as remanufactured. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright with the baffles in silencer portion looking dirty, yet remaining well-defined. Composite handgrip and buttstock are near excellent condition with some handling marks. This is a unique piece needing only a few parts to restore it to a firing condition, and sure to intrigue both the machine gun and film history enthusiast. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2025-09-125. 25,000 - 35,000

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1012 - (N) VERY RARE AND MATCHING AUSTRIAN WWI STEYR MANUFACTURED SCHWARZLOSE MODEL 712 MACHINE GUN ON TRIPOD (CURIO & RELIC). Manufacturer: Unknown Model: M7/12 Serial No. 34195 Caliber/Bore: 8 X 56R Steyr Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: NFA Rare example of the Austrian Schwarzlose, marked on left side “WAFFENFABRIK STEYR” “1917”, and on right side “M.G.. (SCHWARZLOSE)” “7/12”. Brass fill cap and drain hardware present and serviceable. Visible parts are matching throughout. Especially attractive to see the internals match the receiver. Original tripod is included with this lot. Electronic NFA registry indicates “UNKNOWN” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine original blued finish turned mostly a pleasant brown patina, thinning in places to a gray patina, particularly at the high edges. Rear wood handles extremely fine. Internal parts very clean and serviceable. Whomever maintained this gun made certain the operating parts were maintained in good condition. Bore is dark with strong rifling. Mechanics are crisp and positive. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS CURIO AND RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2026-05-078 15,000 - 25,000

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1013 - (N) FIRST YEAR OF PRODUCTION STEYR-DAIMLER-PUCH “660” CODE “40” DATE MP-40 MACHINE GUN (CURIO & RELIC). Manufacturer: Steyr Model: MP40 Serial No. 5414f Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 10” FFL Status: NFA This MP-40 machine gun was manufactured during the first year of official MP-40 production at Steyr-Daimler-Puch. The top of the lower assembly is stamped “MP40 / 660/ 40”, together with Steyr’s “bnz” code and “(Eagle) / 623” waffenamts present on the left side of the receiver. Additional Steyr “(Eagle) / 623” waffenamts are present on most exterior components. Receiver is fitted with an early flat side magazine housing that features a fully checkered magazine release button. Matching numbered bolt with provision for sliding lock piece which locks the bolt forward in the closed position, but this sliding piece as well as spring, ball-bearing, and retention pin are not present. These are obtainable pieces which never had serial numbers applied. No firing pin present. No magazine present. Visible numbers are matching on this gun, including, receiver tube, barrel, bolt, telescoping mainspring assembly, rear sight assembly, front sight hood, lower assembly and swing out shoulder assembly. Electronic NFA Registry indicates “STEYR DAIMLER PUCH AG” as the manufacturer. CONDTION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent with some thinning to the finish in some areas to a pleasing patina. Bore is extremely fine to near excellent, shiny and bright. Bakelite furnishings have some light handling marks. This is a full-auto only machine gun. A very rare and desirable first year of production Steyr MP-40 machine gun in great condition. Only needs some easily obtainable components to be among the desirable of its kind. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2026-05-26. 30,000 - 40,000

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1014 - (N) EXTREMELY DESIRABLE MODERNIZED SACO-LOWELL M-60E4 MACHINE GUN AS REMANUFACTURED BY TAYLOR MANUFACTURING (FULLY TRANSFERABLE). Manufacturer: Maremont Corp Remanufactured by Taylor Manufacturing Model: M60 Serial No. 769 Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester Barrel Length: 25.6” FFL Status: NFA Taylor Manufacturing rebuilt the trunnion of the M-60 machine gun but retained the original “MACHINE GUN/ 7.62 MM M60/ SACO-LOWELL SHOPS” over “US” marking on the top of the trunnion. This gun has the M60E4/MK 43 MOD 1 modernized upgrades of picatinny rails, vertical foregrip, and mounting slot in the fore-end. This make the gun more handy and versatile, including the capacity to be mounted on a pintle application for helicopter and/or recreational use. An M-122 tripod with mounting stirrup and Traverse & Elevation mechanism is included with this lot. Electronic registry indicates “TAYLOR WILLIAM DBA TAYLOR MANUFACTURING” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent refinish upon remanufacture with some slight loss of finish at the mounting contact points. Composite parts finish near excellent. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face is near excellent. Mechanics are crisp. This is a full-auto only machine gun. Pretty much impossible to upgrade the condition of this fabulous firearm for the modern U.S. Military collector/enthusiast. A very sought-after machine gun. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2026-05-004. 85,000 - 100,000

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1015 - (N) EXTREMELY DESIRABLE ORIGINAL COLT SMG 9MM VARIANT OF THE M16A2 MACHINE GUN WITH BURST SELECTOR (FULLY TRANSFERABLE). Manufacturer: Colt Industries Model: M16A2 Serial No. HT005165 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 10 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA Very sought after Colt Model SMG in 9mm with three shot burst selector. Upper assembly has non-adjustable-for-elevation rear sight. One original Colt 9mm 32 round magazine is included with this lot. This variant of the M16 was made for the civilian market. This carbine incorporates a telescoping buttstock as well as a bird-cage flash hider, round handguards, and no forward assist. Electronic NFA registry indicates “COLT” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original finish. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face extremely fine. This is a select-fire machine gun. A very highly sought after firearm for the modern Colt rifle or machine gun enthusiast. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2026-05-063. 28,000 - 40,000

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1016 - (N) HIGH CONDITION MATCHING SAVAGE MANUFACTURED WWII M1A1 THOMPSON MACHINE GUN (CURIO & RELIC). Manufacturer: Auto Ordnance Model: M1A1 Serial No. 96468 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 10 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA This is an exceptionally attractive and matching upper and lower Savage manufactured M1A1 Thompson machine gun. One 20 round “Auto Ordnance” Bridgeport magazine, oiler within buttstock, and a Kerr sling are included in this lot. Right side of receiver marked “AUTO-ORDNANCE CORPORATION BRIDGEPORT, CONNECTICUT U.S.A.”. Left side marked as “M1A1”, with the “A1” being an addition. This, along with the serial number, indicates this is an early WWII produced gun. Both upper and lower assemblies marked with “S” indicating Savage manufacture. The Savage manufactured Thompsons are noted as the most durable of all Thompsons produced. The barrel index mark location and “P” proofmark indicate that the barrel is original to the gun. This gun has all the correct indicators of upgrade to M1A1 specifications including the rear sight, “pin” type later style selector levers, reinforced cross-bolt buttstock assembly and simplified M1A1 bolt with fixed firing pin. Appropriate “GEG” and “FJA” inspection stamps are clearly visible. The M1A1 Thompson was produced in great numbers for World War II as a simplified and less costly to produce evolution of the 1928A1 Thompson. It eliminated the Blish lock system, making the receiver easier to manufacture, and eliminated the Cutts compensator. Both the M1 and the M1A1 Thompsons have the cocking handle / actuator on the right side as opposed to the top of the receiver. The M1A1 Thompson will NOT accept drum magazines, only stick magazines. This specimen has the simplified non-adjustable “L” rear sight with protective “ears”. Thompson Bullet Logo on the top of the receiver. Electronic NFA registry indicates “AUTO ORDNANCE” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall finish and appearance is near excellent matte gray government arsenal type refinish, including the buttplate. Wood furnishings are also near excellent as refinished, with a light handling mark here and there. Most, if not nearly all, World War II issued M1 and M1A1 Thompsons underwent arsenal refurbishment after WWII. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face extremely fine. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select-fire machine gun. This specimen is especially attractive and sports a low 5-digit number as well. An exceedingly attractive specimen of an early WW2 Thompson. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS CURIO AND RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2026-05-044. 28,000 - 35,000

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1017 - (N) HARD TIMES ARMORY REGISTERED RECEIVER MACHINE GUN CONVERSION OF STEYR MANUFACTURED AUG SA (FULLY TRANSFERABLE). Manufacturer: Hard Times Armory Model: AUG Serial No. 902SA074 Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: NFA Originally manufactured by Steyr-Daimler-Puch as a semi-automatic AUG rifle and imported by Interarms, this gun was converted into a fully transferable machine gun by Hard Times Armory, and is so marked on the right side of the receiver. No magazine present. Green web sling is attached to the rear sling swivel. Visible numbers are matching including receiver and barrel. Green composite stock. Integral optical sight at top of receiver which doubles as a carrying handle. “Interarms” import marking visible on right side of barrel. The Steyr AUG has been a highly successful and effective bullpup design and has been used by the military forces of several countries since production started in the late 1970s. These guns are compact, durable, accurate, and versatile, being able to be readily converted to fire 9mm. Any one of these models as a fully transferable machine gun is in high demand by recreational shooters who have tried one of these at the range. Electronic NFA registry indicates “INTERNATIONAL ARMORED GROUP” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original blued finish on the barrel and black hardcoat finish on other metal parts with near excellent green composite furnishings. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face near excellent. Mechanics are crisp. This is a fully-automatic only machine gun. A great package for the machine gun enthusiast. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2026-05-042. 25,000 - 30,000

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1018 - (N) HECKLER & KOCH HK 51 SD REGISTERED RECEIVER MACHINE GUN RECEIVER WITH FLEMING SILENCER. (FULLY TRANSFERABLE). Manufacturer: (Gun) Heckler and Koch (Silencer) Fleming Firearms Model: (Gun) 51 (Silencer) 51SD Serial No. (Gun) A047980 (Silencer) 308004 Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester Barrel Length: (Gun) 8.9” (Silencer) 13.6” FFL Status: NFA This is a registered receiver machine gun which indicates, “HECKLER AND KOCH GMBH” in the manufacturer’s block and “51” in the model block in the BATF Electronic NFA registry. This alone makes this a noteworthy and very valuable gun. Left side of magazine housing is marked “HK 51 SD” with serial number and proof mark “IB” indicating 1981 manufacture. In only 5-10 more years this gun will become Curio and Relic Eligible. This receiver has a dual magazine release, front and rear sights, and charging handle assembly. The barrel/silencer assembly is pinned in place but could be removed if desired. The end of the silencer tube is threaded but with no end cap and there are no internals until 5 - 1/2” back from the muzzle where there is a solid baffle. This assembly is a second registered item with “FLEMING WILLIAM DBA FLEMING FIREARMS” in the manufacturer’s block and, “51SD” in the BATF Electronic NFA registry. No other parts present. Right side of magazine well marked “Made in Germany HK Inc. Arl Va 22201”. Silencer is marked with Fleming Firearms cursive logo with serial number and added “Collinsville”. PROVENANCE: From the machine gun collection of noted William “Happiness is a Warm Machine Gun” Fleming. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent black hard coat finish on receiver surfaces with the interior of receiver, barrel, and silencer shows evidence of firing and subsequent cleaning. This indicates this was a running machine gun in the past. Bore is shiny and bright. Silencer baffles are dark. THESE ARE NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEMS AND REQUIRE BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THEY ARE FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON ATF FORMS 3 OR 4. THEY WILL INCUR TWO SEPARATE $200 NFA TRANSFER FEES IF TRANSFERRED ON AN ATF FORM 4’S. JWK 2026-05-24. 30,000 - 40,000

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1019 - (N) GROUP INDUSTRIES SIDEPLATE .50 CALIBER M2 BROWNING MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE). Manufacturer: Group Industries Model: M2 Serial No. 200088 Caliber/Bore: .50 BMG Barrel Length: 45” FFL Status: NFA This is a registered Group Industries right sideplate M2 50 Cal. Browning machine gun with charging handle and backplate handles which are of an attractive dark brown composite. Pintle is attached to this machine gun. Electronic NFA registry indicates, “BROWN MICHAEL DBA GROUP INDUSTRIE” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall finish and appearance is near excellent matte blue refinish upon remanufacture with some handling marks. Composite furnishings are also near excellent with some light handling marks. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face is extremely fine to near excellent. This is a full-auto only machine gun. The Browning .50 Caliber machine guns are always in demand and resonate with historical machine gun enthusiasts in addition to being a gun one can take to the range and enjoy. If you are looking for a .50 caliber Browning to take to the range this would be an excellent candidate. See also a waist mount with accessories being offered as a separate lot in this same auction. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2026-05-039. 40,000 - 60,000

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1020 - BROWNING .50 CALIBER MACHINE GUN HEAVY WAIST MOUNT WITH MULTIPLE CRADLES AND “TOMBSTONE” AMMO CAN. Heavy waist level mount with two original mounting heads, “tombstone” ammunition can with winder, and an ammunition can cradle. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine green painted finish with typical scrapes and scratches from use and handling. Composite handles are very attractive. Mechanics are fine. This is a highly sought mount for the Browning .50 caliber machine gun. The heavy steel construction makes for an excellent steady mount for recreational shooting. These are seldom found offered without an associated machine gun making this an opportunity for the forward-thinking machine gun enthusiast. The advent of semi-automatic versions of popular machine gun models has given tremendous impetus to the rising demand (and cost) for machine gun tripods, loading machines, and machine gun parts in general. A textbook example of supply and demand economics at work. JWK 2026-05-040. 4,000 - 8,000

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1021 - (N) FLEMING FIREARMS HK MACHINE GUN SEAR (FULLY TRANSFERABLE). Manufacturer: Fleming Firearms Model: HK Serial No. H0480 FFL Status: NFA Registered fully transferable Heckler & Koch auto sear from the Bill Fleming collection. These sears have attained the status of investment vehicles as well as recreational equipment due to their desirability and demand. PROVENANCE: From the machine gun collection of noted William “Happiness is a Warm Machine Gun” Fleming. Electronic NFA registry indicates “FLEMING, WILLIAM DBA FLEMING FIREARMS” as the manufacturer. CONDITION: Near excellent. JWK 2026-05-85. 35,000 - 45,000

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1022 - (N) S&H ARMS HK REGISTERED MACHINE GUN TRIGGER PACK (FULLY TRANSFERABLE). Manufacturer: S & H Arms Model: HK Serial No. 1187 Caliber/Bore: Multi FFL Status: NFA This is a registered S&H Arms auto-sear in a complete trigger frame with internals without a selector switch. The ejector in this frame will accommodate 9mm. The registration number is on the sear itself and is partially visible without taking the sear out of the frame. The sear serial number has also been electro-penciled into the inner back of the installed trigger for ease of identification. The consignor had multiples of this set-up and no doubt appreciated this as an easy way to differentiate his installed auto-sears from one another. The versatility of moving registered auto sears from different host guns of different configurations and calibers is very attractive. The Heckler & Koch machine guns are top performers; reliable, well-made, and featured in numerous iconic films. These sears have attained the status of investment vehicles as well due to their desirability and demand. Electronic NFA registry indicates “S AND H ARMS IN OF OKLAHOMA” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent matte blue. This is considered a select-fire machine gun. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2026-05-031. 35,000 - 45,000

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1023 - (N) QUALIFIED MANUFACTURING HK MACHINE GUN AUTO SEAR IN TRIGGER FRAME WITH INTERNALS (FULLY TRANSFERABLE). Manufacturer: Qualified Manufacturing Model: HK Serial No. K725 Caliber/Bore: Multi FFL Status: NFA This is a registered Qualified Manufacturing auto-sear in a complete trigger frame with internals and selector switch. The ejector in this frame will accommodate .308. The registration number is on the sear itself and is partially visible without taking the sear out of the frame. These auto-sear enjoy the highest level of desirability due their ability to be interchanged between different host guns of different configurations and calibers. The ejectors need to be changed in order to accommodate the caliber, but this is straightforward. The Heckler and Koch machine guns are top performers. Reliable, well-made, and featured in numerous iconic films. These sears have attained the status of investment vehicles as well due to their desirability and demand. Electronic NFA registry indicates, “PARKER RICHARD DBA QUALIFIED MANUFACTURI” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent matte blue with black hardcoat finish on trigger and selector switch. This is considered a select-fire machine gun. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2026-05-032. 35,000 - 45,000

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1024 - (N) HECKLER & KOCH HK G3 REGISTERED RECEIVER MACHINE GUN RECEIVER WITH BARREL AND GAS CYLINDER (FULLY TRANSFERABLE). Manufacturer: Heckler and Koch Model: G3 Serial No. A047305 Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester Barrel Length: 17.7” FFL Status: NFA This is a registered receiver machine gun which indicates, “HECKLER AND KOCH GMBH” in the manufacturer’s block and “G3” in the model block in the BATF Electronic NFA registry. This alone makes this a noteworthy and very valuable gun. Left side of magazine housing is marked “HK” over “G3” with serial number and proof mark “IB” indicating 1981 manufacture. In only 5-10 more years this gun will become Curio and Relic Eligible. This receiver has a push-button magazine release with recess for tab type release. Front sight present, no rear sight. Barrel and gas cylinder present. No internals. Right side of magazine well marked “Made in Germany HK Inc. Arl Va 22201”. Electronic NFA Registry indicates “ HECKLER AND KOCH GMBH” in the manufacturer’s block. PROVENANCE: From the machine gun collection of noted William “Happiness is a Warm Machine Gun” Fleming. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent black hard coat finish. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Interior is so clean as there is a question whether this receiver has ever been fired since factory new. A tremendously attractive piece needing only the appropriate parts and assembly to be one of the finest condition specimens of its kind! THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2026-05-25. 30,000 - 40,000

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1025 - (N) FLEMING FIREARMS REGISTERED HK AUTO SEAR IN THREE POSITON PACK (FULLY TRANSFERABLE). Manufacturer: Fleming Firearms Model: HK Serial No. H1086 Caliber/Bore: 9mm FFL Status: NFA This is a registered Fleming auto-sear pack in a tabbed three-position, “S, E, F” trigger frame. The registration number is on the front of the sear itself. The versatility of moving registered auto sears from different host guns of different configurations and calibers is very attractive, and having a burst selection available in addition to semi-auto and full-auto increases the desirability of an auto-sear. The Heckler & Koch machine guns are top performers. Reliable, well-made, and featured in numerous iconic films. These sears have attained the status of investment vehicles as well due to their desirability and demand. Electronic NFA registry indicates “FLEMING, WILLIAM DBA FLEMING FIREARMS” as the manufacturer. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent blue and black hard coat original finish on metal parts. Composite furnishing of pistol grip near excellent. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select-fire sear pack. An exceptionally popular National Firearms Act item. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2026-05-064. 30,000 - 40,000

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1026 - (N) ZENITH FIREARMS Z-5K 9MM AOW HOST GUN WITH FLEMING FIREARMS AUTO SEAR (FULLY TRANSFERABLE MACHINE GUN & AOW). Manufacturer: (A) Zenith Firearms (B) Fleming Firearms Model: (A) Z-5K (B) HK Serial No. (A) T062415BJ00578 (B) H1008 Caliber/Bore: (A) 9mm (B) 9mm Barrel Length: (A) 4.6” (B) N/A FFL Status: NFA This is a registered Fleming auto-sear in a pinned three-position, “S, E, F” trigger frame. The registration number is on the front of the sear itself. The host gun is an Any Other Weapon configuration Zenith Firearms Z-5K (copy of an MP-5) with a pinned-on folding shoulder stock. This host gun is registered as a separate Any Other Weapon National Firearms Act weapon. This will allow the removal of this auto-sear from this host and still be in compliance with federal law. The versatility of moving registered auto sears from different host guns of different configurations and calibers is very attractive. This host gun features a tri-lug barrel vertical foregrip, and mounting rail on the top of the receiver. This gun’s configuration makes it able to be incredibly compact yet, with the stock extended, quite controllable. No magazine present. NFA registry indicates “FLEMING, WILLIAM DBA FLEMING FIREARMS” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent blue and black hard coat original finish on metal parts. Composite furnishings are near excellent. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face is extremely fine. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select-fire machine gun. THESE ARE TWO REGISTERED NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEMS AND EACH REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THESE ITEMA ARE FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORMS 3 OR 4. JWK 2026-05-029. 30,000 - 40,000

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1027 - (N) BILLISTICS REGISTERED HECKLER AND KOCH 91A3 REWORKED INTO HK 23E BELT FED MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE). Manufacturer: Billistics, Inc. Model: 91A3 Serial No. A044872 Caliber/Bore: .223 Barrel Length: 17.71” FFL Status: NFA This is a registered receiver tabbed four-position pictograph selector HK 91A3 lower reworked into a 5.56 mm HK23E heavy barreled machine gun. Marked on left above feed shuttle “HK” with serial number. Additional markings on left side are faint “Heckler & Koch Gmbh Heckler & Koch Inc” over “Made in Germany” and “Sterling, VA”. Other marking to the left of these is “WARNING / REFER TO OWNERS MANUAL”. Gun features quick-change heavy barrel as well as bipod and carrying handle. Bird cage style flash hider at muzzle. Accessories include feed-shuttle assembly marked “HK 23E” with “id”. A second, articulating feed assembly, attached to a box ammunition can is also included as well as two additional metal box ammunition cans still new in wrapper. Electronic NFA registry indicates “HECKLER AND KOCH GMBH” in the manufacturer’s block, and .308 as caliber. The caliber can be updated by requesting this through the BATF. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent black hard coat refinish upon remanufacture with matte blue finish on bipod, feed shuttles, and ammunition can. Composite furnishings of buttstock and pistol grip near excellent. Bore is and bolt are near excellent. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select fire machine gun. An exceptionally fine and very seldom encountered recreational machine gun in a very popular caliber. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2026-05-034. 30,000 - 40,000

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1028 - (N) COLT M16 WITH HEAVY BARREL LMG (LIGHT MACHINE GUN) UPPER (FULLY TRANSFERABLE). Manufacturer: Colt Model: M16A1 Serial No. 9025190 Caliber/Bore: 5.56mm NATO Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: NFA High condition Colt M16 machine gun lower assembly mated to heavy barrel LMG upper, complete with carrying handle, adjustable legs bipod, and large rectangular handguard with vertical forend post. No forward assist on this upper. Selector is “Safe”, “Semi”, and “Auto”. Typical Colt logo and address on left side of receiver. Top of barrel is marked, “MP 5.56 09548”. One original Colt 30 round magazine dated 10-93 is included with this lot. Electronic NFA Registry indicates “COLT” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original finish throughout. Bore is near excellent shiny and bright. Bolt face near excellent. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select-fire machine gun. Pretty impossible to upgrade the condition of this specimen. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2026-05-062. 28,000 - 38,000

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1029 - (N) HIGH CONDITION SAVAGE M1 THOMPSON MACHINE GUN WHICH RETAINS M1 CONFIGURATION FEATURES (CURIO & RELIC). Manufacturer: Auto Ordnance Model: M1 Serial No. 186074 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 10 1/2” FFL Status: NFA An extremely attractive M1 Thompson which retains most of its early M1 parts including hammer actuated firing pin bolt, paddle-type selectors, and non-reinforced buttstock. Oiler present in buttstock. Original unaltered, “M1” marking on the left side of the receiver. Upper and lower assemblies were both manufactured by Savage, but these two assemblies have non-matching serial numbers. Correct inspectors marks and crossed cannon proof visible on left side of receiver. Smooth lustrous blued barrel on matte blued finished receiver. One 20 round, “Auto Ordnance” Bridgeport magazine is included as well as Kerr sling. Right side of receiver marked “AUTO-ORDNANCE CORPORATION BRIDGEPORT, CONNECTICUT U.S.A.” Both the M1 and the M1A1 Thompsons have the cocking handle / actuator on the right side as opposed to the top of the receiver. Thompson Bullet Logo on the top of the receiver. Electronic NFA registry indicates “AUTO ORDNANCE” as the manufacturer. CONDITION: Overall finish and appearance is near excellent matte blue government arsenal refinish on the receiver with lustrous blued barrel. Fantastic looking wood with light handling marks and a tiny chip off at the toe. This wood really stands out with a rich brown color. Most, if not nearly all, World War II issued M1 and M1A1 Thompsons underwent arsenal refurbishment after WWII. Bore of this gun is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face is near excellent. This is a select-fire machine gun. This is an exceedingly attractive specimen indeed and model is “M1” in the NFA electronic registry. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS CURIO AND RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2026-05-045. 28,000 - 35,000

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1030 - (N) ITALIAN BREDA MODEL 1937 8MM MAUSER MACHINE GUN (CURIO & RELIC). Manufacturer: Italy Model: 1937 Serial No. 8948 Caliber/Bore: 8mm Barrel Length: 29” FFL Status: NFA Italian Breda Model 37 in desirable 8mm Mauser. These are well-designed as well as fun gun to load & shoot. Quite rare as a fully transferable machine gun. Fewer than 10 fully transferable specimens are in the registry. This gun was built in Rome in 1939 with receiver, feed block, and backplate are matching. The barrel, which is in 8mm x 57mm Mauser is non-matching. An original tripod, leather gunner’s satchel with barrel wrench, oiler, lube tin can, and spanner are included. Also a complete anti-aircraft setup kit in original box which includes AA shoulder loop, AA leg for tripod, and AA front and rear sight. Other accessories include: a feed strip loading/unloading machine, and two original feed strip boxes, one with 9 strips with loaded steel cased 8mm Mauser rounds and the other holding 12 empty feed strips. The potential buyer will be interested to know that this gun removes each round from the feed strip, chambers and fires each round, and, as part of the cycle of the action, then emplaces the empty cartridge case back into the feed strip. This design was intended to keep troublesome brass out of sensitive areas of vehicles or aircraft. The loading/unloading machine is almost a requirement to remove the spent cases from the feed strips and then insert new live rounds. Electronic NFA registry indicates “ITALIAN” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine combination of dark matte blued finish with original black enamel finish on the body of the receiver and barrel with some loss of finish to a gray patina in spots. Bore is extremely fine to near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face is extremely fine. Tripod and boxes are in original green paint. Mechanics are crisp, and potential buyer should review the video of this gun shooting on YouTube. Just search, “Italian Breda M37 HMG”. This is a full-auto-only (nice slow firing) machine gun. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a WWII collector’s item which is also very fun recreational machine gun. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS CURIO AND RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2026-05-077. 25,000 - 35,000

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1031 - (N) SUPERB CONDITION MATCHING M1 THOMPSON MACHINE GUN REFURBRISHED AT SAN ANTONIO ARSENAL (CURIO & RELIC). Manufacturer: Auto Ordnance Corp. Model: 1928-M1 Serial No. 218267 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 10” FFL Status: NFA An extremely fine specimen of an M1 Thompson with hammer actuated firing pin, matching numbered upper and lower assemblies, and paddle-type selectors. Original unaltered, “M1” marking on the left side of the receiver. Correct “FJA” inspectors mark, double “GEG” stamp, and crossed cannon proof visible on left side of receiver. Smooth lustrous blued barrel on matte blued finished receiver. Buttstock is a San Antonio Arsenal fitted replacement with “SAA” within a square visible on left side near reinforcing crossbolt. “P” within a square proof visible on underside of buttstock. “F” proof on underside of fore-end. One 30 round, “US CARTRIDGE CO” magazine is included with this lot. Right side of receiver marked “AUTO-ORDNANCE CORPORATION BRIDGEPORT, CONNECTICUT U.S.A.” Both the M1 and the M1A1 Thompsons have the cocking handle/actuator on the right side as opposed to the top of the receiver. The M1A1 Thompson will NOT accept drum magazines, only stick magazines. Thompson Bullet Logo on the top of the receiver. Electronic NFA registry indicates “US” as the manufacturer. CONDITION: Overall finish and appearance is near excellent matte blue government arsenal refinish on the receiver with lustrous blued barrel. Wood presents exceptionally well with an occasional light handling mark. Most of the World War II issued M1 and M1A1 Thompsons underwent arsenal refurbishment after WWII. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face is near excellent. This is a select-fire machine gun. This is a Thompson for the discerning Texas collector. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS CURIO AND RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2026-05-050. 25,000 - 35,000

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1032 - (N) QUALIFIED MANUFACTURING HECKLER & KOCH MODEL 53 REGISTERED RECEIVER MACHINE GUN AS REWORKED BY TERRY DYER (FULLY TRANSFERABLE). Manufacturer: Qualified Manufacturing Model: HK53 Serial No. K108 Caliber/Bore: .223 Barrel Length: 8.9” FFL Status: NFA This is a registered receiver, “tabbed” 3-position selector lower with a magazine release “tab” on the bottom of the magazine well. This gun was reworked by Terry Dyer and has his name, city, and state professionally added to the left side of the receiver. This gun was originally manufactured in 1982 as indicated by the “IC” code on left side of magazine well. Marked “HK 53 A” on left side of magazine well. Right side of the magazine well marked “Made in Germany HK Inc. Arl. Va 22201” above the registered serial number. Gun features include a composite shoulder stock and horizontal foreend. One 30 round magazine marked, “Made in Germany” is included. Electronic NFA registry indicates “Form 2 Registration” as the manufacturer. Electronic NFA registry indicates, “PARKER RICHARD DBA QUALIFIED MANUFACTURI” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent black hard coat finish as remanufactured with only the slightest of handling marks. Composite furnishings of buttstock and pistol grip near excellent. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt extremely fine. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select fire machine gun. A fine recreational machine gun in a very popular caliber. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2026-05-013. 25,000 - 30,000

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1033 - (N) VERY DESIRABLE NOS FLEMING FIREARMS HK MACHINE GUN SEAR (FULLY TRANSFERABLE). Manufacturer: Fleming Firearms Model: HK Serial No. H0272 FFL Status: NFA This is an as-new, never installed in a sear pack, registered fully transferable Heckler & Koch auto sear from the Bill Fleming collection. It is not often that one can use the phrase “New Old Stock” pertaining to any machine gun, but that is the case here. These sears have attained the status of investment vehicles as well as recreational equipment due to their desirability and demand. PROVENANCE: From the machine gun collection of noted William “Happiness is a Warm Machine Gun” Fleming. Electronic NFA registry indicates “FLEMING, WILLIAM DBA FLEMING FIREARMS” as the manufacturer. CONDITION: NOS, never installed. From Fleming to Morphy Auctions to… JWK 2026-05-84. 35,000 - 45,000

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1034 - (N) WILSON ARMS REGISTERED AUG MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE). Manufacturer: Wilson Arms Model: AUG Serial No. 902SA000 Caliber/Bore: .223 Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: NFA Originally manufactured by Steyr-Daimler-Puch as a semi-automatic AUG rifle and imported by Interarms, this gun was converted into a fully transferable machine gun by Wilson Arms Company, and is so marked on the right side of the receiver. No magazine present. Green web sling is attached to the rear sling swivel. Visible numbers are matching including receiver and barrel. Green composite stock. Integral optical sight at top of receiver which doubles as a carrying handle. “Interarms” import marking visible on right side of barrel. This is an immediately recognizable model due to it’s bullpup design and has been used by the military forces of several countries since production started in the late 1970s. These guns are compact, durable, accurate, and versatile, being able to be readily converted to fire 9mm. A machine gun in very high demand by recreational machine gun shooters. Electronic NFA registry indicates “FORM 2 REGISTRATION” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original blued finish on the barrel and black hardcoat finish on other metal parts with near excellent green composite furnishings. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face near excellent. Mechanics are crisp. This is a fully-automatic only machine gun. A very popular and sought after machine gun. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2026-05-043. 25,000 - 35,000

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1035 - (N) MARS EQUIPMENT CORP FRANCHI M1962 MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE). Manufacturer: Mars Equipment Corp. Model: M1962 Serial No. 1 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: NFA Serial number 0001 as seen on the top of the receiver. This Italian 9mm machine gun was the predecessor of the Beretta PM-12, and the design dates back to 1957. In 1962 Franchi imported some of these guns as semi-automatic carbines through the MARS Equipment Company. Not very many made it into the United States before the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (BATF) halted the importation citing that these guns were too easily converted to machine guns. A small handful of imported semi-automatic guns were indeed registered and converted to machine guns as this one was. Selector is a button which passes horizontally through the top of the handgrip. When the right side of the button is flush with the side of the receiver (where there is an “A”) that is the fully-automatic position. When the left side of the button is pushed toward the left side of the receiver, this is the semi-automatic position. The grip safety on the front of the pistol grip must be depressed for the gun to fire. Four original 40-round Beretta magazines are included with this lot. Electronic NFA registry indicates “MARS EQUIPMENTS CORP” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original smooth gray finish throughout. Magazines have a lustrous blue finish. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face extremely fine. Action operates when functioned by hand. This is a select fire machine gun. An exceptionally rare transferable machine gun in the United States. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2025-06-075. 25,000 - 35,000

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1036 - (N) ARTILLERIE INRICHTINGEN AR10 MACHINE GUN (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE). Manufacturer: Artillerie Inrichtingen Model: AR10 Serial No. 3159 Caliber/Bore: .308 Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: NFA Manufactured in the Netherlands by Artillerie Inrichtingen with green anodized alloy receiver and upper assembly with carry handle mounted charging handle. Factory fluted barrel with threaded 3-prong flash hider. The AR-10 was the creative development of Eugen Stoner and evolved into the M16 rifle. Woven fiber glass reinforced round handguard and butt stock. 3-position safety with safe, semi, and full auto positions. Hard chrome plated bolt assembly. 20-round waffle pattern magazine. These rifles were adopted and used by the armed forces of Sudan, Nicaragua, Burma, Cuba and Guatemala. The US Government also purchased numbers of these machine guns which were used by the Navy in Vietnam. Electronic NFA registry indicates “ARTILLERIE INRICHTINGEN” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Very fine with brilliant sharp bore. 80% faded anodized finish on alloy receivers. Stocks are very good with moderate period of use wear. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS TRANSFERABLE ONLY TO ACTIVE FFL/SOT DEALERS ON AN ATF FORM 3 BUT MAY BE RETAINED BY SOLE PROPRIETOR FFL/SOT HOLDERS WHEN THEY RELINQUISH THEIR LICENSES UPON BATF APPROVAL. 20,000 - 30,000

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1037 - (N) HIGH CONDITION FN-FAL MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE). Manufacturer: FN Model: FAL Serial No. PG3962 Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester Barrel Length: 21” FFL Status: NFA Absolutely beautiful Fabrique Nationale F.A.L. G1 machine gun with wood buttstock and composite handguards. One 20 round magazine and a green web sling are included with this lot. Registered serial number on underside of receiver forward of magazine housing matches handgrip assembly with different number on left side of receiver. The right side of receiver of this gun is marked with typical FN markings. The “Light Automatic Rifle” (French: Fusil Automatique Léger), has been marketed world-wide and was adopted by NATO forces in the cold war era with great satisfaction and success. Electronic NFA Registry indicates “INTERNATIONAL ARMORED GROUP” in the manufacturer’s block (this would be the importer). It may be that this gun will transfer as Curio and Relic eligible, but since the actual date registered is unknown, we must state simply that it is Fully Transferable. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original black and blued finish. The wood buttstock is absolutely beautiful albeit with light handling marks. Composite fore-end and pistol grip are near excellent. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face is near excellent. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select fire machine gun. This is a highly effective full-power .308 battle rifle and is a top-quality rifle caliber machine gun of the highest order of reliability. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2026-05-047. 20,000 - 30,000

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1038 - (N) GROUP INDUSTRIES / VECTOR ARMS HR 4332 UZI MODEL A WITH GEMTECH 9MM SILENCER, AND .22 AND .45 CONVERSIONS (FULLY TRANSFERABLE). Manufacturer: (A) Group Industries (B) Gemtech Model: (A) HR 4332 (B) Mossad Serial No. (A) 101934 (B) S01-6267 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: (A) 10” (B) 11.1” FFL Status: NFA Group Industries / Vector Arms Uzi Model A HR 4332 machine gun with Gem Tech MOSSAD 9mm silencer. Accessories include vertical fore-end mounted on the gun, two 32 round 9 mm magazines, and two very desirable sets of conversion parts for this gun. A green canvas carrying case is also included with this lot. The conversion parts to .45 ACP include a bolt, barrel, mainspring, and one 10-round, and one 32-round .45 AP magazine. Additionally, there are also .22 LR conversion parts which include a bolt, barrel, and three long and one short .22 LR magazines. These particular Group Industries receiver guns were heat treated to be the most durable UZI guns ever made. Electronic NFA registry indicates “BROWN, MICHAEL DBA GROUP INDUSTRIE” as the manufacturer. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent original factory matte blue finish. All three bores are extremely fine, shiny and bright. Bolt faces near excellent. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select fire machine gun. A very desirable Uzi package in three calibers. THERE ARE TWO NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEMS IN THIS LOT WHICH REQUIRE BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THESE ITEMS ARE FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON ATF FORMS 3 OR 4. JWK 2026-05-027. 20,000 - 30,000

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1039 - (N) LAFRANCE REMANUFACTURED ERMA MP-38 REGISTERED AS MP-40L MACHINE GUN EQUIPPED TO FIRE BLANKS (FULLY TRANSFERABLE). Manufacturer: Lafrance Specialties Model: MP40L Serial No. 9769A Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 10” FFL Status: NFA Remanufactured and registered by Tim La France as an MP-40L, this gun is made up of original EMRA manufactured MP-38 parts. The receiver tube visible forward of the magazine housing is La France manufactured and is marked “LA FRANCE SPECIALTIES / SAN DIEGO, CA U.S.A./ MP-40L 9MMP BLANK” over the registered serial number. This registered serial number matches many of the parts of this gun including the barrel, lower assembly, shoulder frame, magazine housing, grip frame and grips. The bolt has been forced matched and is of the MP-40 type with sliding bolt lock. Erma “27” and “280” code are in evidence on several parts. The muzzle nut has been fitted with a screw-in hex screw with a reduced aperture for blanks. This muzzle nut may be unscrewed to enable firing of live ammunition. The MP-38 is immediately recognizable from the MP-40 because of several visible differences. It has a hook forward of the front side hood for a muzzle cap, a hole through the magazine housing to reduce weight, ribs machined out of the receiver and an aluminum pistol grip frame and trigger guard, again to reduce weight, all as part of an effort to lighten this otherwise machined steel weapon. Dated 1940 at the top of the receive cap. Two original 32 round MP-40 magazines and one reproduction leather sling are included with this lot. The MP-38 (machine pistol 1938 model) was submitted to meet the needs of the German military for compact burst-fire weapons which originally were to be primarily used by dismounted armor and otherwise vehicle mounted troops. It evolved into the MP-40 which was far less time consuming to produce because the latter utilized more metal stampings, including the receiver. Electronic NFA registry indicates “LA FRANCE TIMOTHY DBA LAFANCE SPECIALTI” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is about fine, with a combination of original and refinish upon remanufacture. Lots of gray and brown patina with much more scale on the magazines. Bore is fine, with firing residue. Bolt face is fine. Mechanics are fine. This is a full-auto only machine gun. The MP-38 model, when found today, is one of the most sought and prized of the German WWII machine pistol models. Relatively slow firing, easy to control, comfortable, and utilizes readily available ammunition. Regardless of remanufacture, and the markings of the maker, there is no doubt there will be plenty of bidders interested in this gun. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2026-05-057. 20,000 - 40,000

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1040 - (N) EXCEPTIONAL ORIGINAL CONDITION NAZI MARKED MAUSER BROOMHANDLE MODEL 712 SCHNELLFEUER MACHINE GUN WITH STOCK AND AMNESTY PAPERWORK (CURIO & RELIC). Manufacturer: Mauser Model: 712 Serial No. 84034 Caliber/Bore: 7.63mm Mauser Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: NFA Perhaps the most desirable and certainly among the highest original condition Mauser Broomhandle Schnellfeuer Machine Pistols this cataloger has ever described for auction. Mauser marked shoulder stock, one original 20 round, one original 10 round magazine as well as the original amnesty form in the original envelope it came in are included with this lot. Mauser banner logo on left receiver panel just to the rear of the selector switch. Right receiver panel has standard markings ”WAFFENFABRIK MAUSER OBERNDORF A. NECKAR D.R.P.u.A.P.” with typical Mauser marking over chamber, and crown over “U” with Nazi eagle proof visible on left side flat over chamber. This gun has been the consignor’s family since Amnesty registration. This fast-firing pistol has a cyclic rate of 800-1100 rounds per minute when fired in fully automatic mode. It is tremendously impressive to shoot at the range. These pistols were manufactured and marketed world-wide, primarily for police and government use. Many of these went to China. The doctrine was to intimidate any potential unruly crowd of “Anarchists”. Police were trained to turn these guns sideways when contemplating “crowd control”, as this harnessed the muzzle climb to advantage, spreading the projectiles to where they would be effective instead of going overhead into the air. Not many of this model of machine gun are in the National Firearms Act registry, and of these only very few have a Nazi proof, and then consider the condition of this specimen. Electronic NFA registry indicates, “MAUSER” in the manufacturer’s block. PROVENANCE: Original amnesty registration form in original envelope. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original lustrous blue finish with some small spots of congealed preservative oil, and slight loss of finish at forward right bottom of magazine well and on selector switch. Grips are near excellent. Stock is near excellent with slight handling marks. Bore is near excellent. Bolt face extremely fine with evidence of firing. Mechanics are crisp and positive. This is a select fire machine gun. Truly one of the finest presenting specimens of its kind. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS CURIO AND RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2026-05-052. 20,000 - 35,000

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1041 - (N) NOS FLEMING FIREARMS HK MACHINE GUN SEAR (FULLY TRANSFERABLE). Manufacturer: Fleming Firearms Model: HK Serial No. H1000 FFL Status: NFA Registered fully transferable Heckler & Koch auto sear from the Bill Fleming collection. It is not often that one can use the phrase “New Old Stock” pertaining to any machine gun, but that is the case here. These sears have attained the status of investment vehicles as well as recreational equipment due to their desirability and demand. PROVENANCE: From the machine gun collection of noted William “Happiness is a Warm Machine Gun” Fleming. Electronic NFA registry indicates “FLEMING, WILLIAM DBA FLEMING FIREARMS” as the manufacturer. CONDITION: NOS, never installed. For years I have heard the phrase, “I can’t believe they will go any higher.” Check out the serial number of this one! Someday you will wish you had purchased this. JWK 2026-05-86. 35,000 - 45,000

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1042 - (N) FRANKFORD ARSENAL XM177E2 MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE). Manufacturer: Frankford Arsenal Model: XM177E2 Serial No. FA0382 Caliber/Bore: 5.56mm NATO Barrel Length: 10” FFL Status: NFA Frankford Armory copy of M-16A2 machine gun. This is a registered receiver machine gun lower only with selector markings “Safe”, “Fire”, and “AUTO”. Electronic NFA registry indicates “FORM 2 REGISTRATION” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original finish with some slight handling marks overall. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select fire machine gun. It is for all practical shooting purposes a Colt M16A2 A very desirable machine gun. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2026-05-082. 20,000 - 30,000

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1043 - (N) SCARCE ORIGINAL WWI ERA FLUTED WATER JACKET BRITISH VICKERS MACHINE GUN (CURIO & RELIC). Manufacturer: Vickers Model: 1914 Serial No. C8182 Caliber/Bore: .303 British Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: NFA Very seldom encountered original British fluted jacket Vickers water cooled machine gun which retains the “lightening” cuts on both sides of the receiver. The Vickers was the immediate evolutionary progression from the venerable Maxim machine gun, and by relocating the trigger mechanism to the top of the action, the overall height of the receiver box could be shortened and the gun consequently lightened. The gun was further lightened by making the receiver side-plates thinner, and as seen here, machining out cuts in the sideplates. From the perspective of the modern day collector/ shooting enthusiast the Vickers is one of the machine guns most readily and easily converted to different calibers according to the desires of the owner. This specimen has had the tripod mounting points neatly cut-off at the bottom of the trunnion and bottom plate. These could be restored with appropriate effort. Original non-armored booster assembly present at muzzle as well as water fill and drain caps with chains. Brass .303 feedblock present. The barrel jacket shows serial number “C8182” with broad arrow proof. NFA Electronic registry indicates “VICKERS SONS AND COMPANY” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is very good to fine original finish with scattered spots of brown corrosion with dust from long term storage accumulated in the recessed areas. Brown patina showing through the flaking paint of the water jacket. Bore is extremely fine, with some scale from long-term storage. Backplate handles are fine with light handing marks. Charging handle moves smoothly. This is a full-auto only machine gun. This cataloger must accentuate that finding an original British Vickers gun which, as Curio and Relic eligible, is a rare occurrence. The discerning collector will realize what an opportunity this is. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS CURIO AND RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2026-05-16. 15,000 - 20,000

1044 - VICKERS MACHINE GUN FIRING PINS AND LOCK SPRINGS 16 Vickers firing pins and 15 lock mainsprings. All appear clean and serviceable. JWK 2026-05-020. Est $2,000 - $4,000 2,000 - 4,000

1045 - VICKERS MACHINE GUN WW2 ERA BRASS TABBED CLOTH BELTS AND 5 AUSTRALIAN MANUFACTURED .303 BARRELS IN ORIGINAL BARREL TRANSIT CHEST. Eight brass-tabbed WW2 Era Vickers .303 British cloth machine gun belts with green tint. All appear used but serviceable. Also in this lot is an original Vickers barrel transit chest, with cover and with 5 near excellent Australian “MA” marked .303 British barrels. There is a light coating of grease on these barrels, and the bores are near excellent, shiny and bright. See the online listing for additional photos as well as of the original cover to this transit chest. JWK 2026-05-021. 1,600 - 2,600

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1046 - DESIRABLE SHOOTER’S LOT OF VICKERS BELTS AND BARRELS. Six Russian metal ammo cans with 7.62 x 54R Russian belts suitable for use in a Vickers gun that has been converted to fire this cartridge. Four near excellent Australian manufactured .303 British Vickers machine gun barrels, Five near excellent green tinted “Dunlop” 250-round brass-tabbed Vickers belts, one approximately 100-round partial brass-tabbed .303 British Vicker’s belt, and six 250-round cloth Vickers belts without tabs. CONDITION: The barrels appear near excellent, unissued, with near excellent bright and shiny bores. All of the metals and cloth belts appear serviceable. JWK 2025-06-080. 1,200 - 1,800

1047 - (N) LAFRANCE CONVERTED AND REGISTERED SMOOTH BARREL WEST HURLEY AUTO ORDNANCE THOMPSON MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE). Manufacturer: Lafrance Specialties Model: 1927A1 Serial No. NO10445 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 10” FFL Status: NFA This gun was originally manufactured by Auto-Ordnance as a semi-automatic 1927A1 firearm and was subsequently converted to and registered as, a machine gun by Tim LaFrance. Anybody who is familiar with LaFrance’s work knows what an accomplished designer, gunsmith, and armorer he is. Marked on left side of the receiver, “Model of 1927A1” over serial number, over, LA FRANCE SPECIALTIES / SAN DIEGO, CA U.S.A.”. The smooth un-finned barrel on this gun with bullet-logo Cutts compensator is 12 ½ inches long. This gun is fitted with a non-matching Savage manufactured lower assembly. No retention pin on fore-end iron. Horizonal fore-end screw is a contemporary wood screw. The adjustable rear sight base is loose with one rivet missing and the others loose. This gun has 1928 internals. One 20 round “1920” patent date, and one 30 round Seymour magazine is included with this lot. No buttstock present. Electronic NFA registry indicates “LA FRANCE TIMOTHY DBA LAFANCE SPECIALTI” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is about good with scattered light pitting and uniform brown patina throughout, with some areas of deeper corrosion on the right side of the receiver. Interior of receiver also shows some brown patina but bolt moves properly and under proper tension. Bolt also exhibits brown patina. Wood pistol grip and fore-end have light handling marks and are serviceable. Magazines are extremely fine. Bore is extremely fine, shiny and bright. Compensator is dark. Mechanics are fine. This is a select fire machine gun. This gun was part of an estate where the decedent left it in a poor storage location after having removed some of the parts. With the addition of a buttstock and the proper care restorative work this would become an attractive Thompson machine gun to take to the range. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2026-05-054. 12,000 - 18,000

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1048 - (N) FABRIQUE NATIONALE FN-C REGISTERED RECEIVER MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE). Manufacturer: S&H Arms Model: FNC Serial No. 2629 Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: NFA Original Fabrique Nationale, Belgium FN-C machine gun as imported by “Gun South” below original “FABRIQUE NATIONALE HERSTAL” and “HOWCO DIST INC” markings on left side of receiver. Matching upper and lower assemblies with four-position pictograph selector lower. There are mounting rails on the upper receiver as well as on all sides of the forearm area. One plastic 30 round MAGPUL magazine is included. The FN-C model is immediately recognizable from the spring tension cover on the charging handle slot. Each time the charging handle moves to the rear it raises the cover against light spring tension. When the charging handle moves forward the cover closes again. An innovative way to keep the action closed from foreign material getting into the action. Electronic NFA registry indicates, ”S AND H ARMS INC OF OKLAHOMA” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent black, and blued finish. Composite parts near excellent with some slight handling marks. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face is extremely fine. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select-fire machine gun. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2026-05-028. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2026-05-028. 15,000 - 25,000

1049 - (N) FN-C CARBINE HOST GUN WITH S & H ARMS FNC MACHINE GUN AUTO SEAR (FULLY TRANSFERABLE). Manufacturer: (Gun) FN (Sear) S & H Arms Model: (BOTH) FNC Serial No. S012146 Sear Serial No. 3227 Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington Barrel Length: 16” FFL Status: NFA S & H Arms registered auto sear lower paired with an original Fabrique Nationale, Belgium host gun. Upper receiver is marked as imported by “Gun South” below original “FABRIQUE NATIONALE HERSTAL” and “HOWCO DIST. INC.” markings on left side of receiver. Four position smooth-sided aftermarket aluminum lower marked “S, 1, 3, and A”. Serial numbered auto-sear visible when lower is removed from upper. One 30-round magazine present. The FN-C model is immediately recognizable from the spring tension cover on the charging handle slot. Each time the charging handle moves to the rear it raises the cover against light spring tension. When the charging handle moves forward the cover closes again. An innovative way to keep the action closed from foreign material getting into the action. Electronic NFA registry indicates “SESLAR THOMAS DBA S AND H MANUFACTURING” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent black anodized finish on lower near excellent black hardcoat and blued finish on remaining parts. Composite parts near excellent with some slight handling marks. Bore is extremely fine with some residue in the grooves. Bolt face is extremely fine. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select-fire machine gun. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2026-05-065. 15,000 - 25,000 56

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1050 - (N) ATTRACTIVE AUTO ORDNANCE WEST HURLEY MODEL 1928 THOMPSON MACHINE GUN (CURIO & RELIC). Manufacturer: Auto Ordnance Model: 1928 Serial No. 516A Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 11 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA This is an attractive Auto Ordnance, West Hurley Model 1928 Thompson with Cutts compensator with solitary bullet logo on top. Auto Ordnance continued to manufacture Thompson machine guns after WW2 using remaining parts left on hand, as they needed more parts they made them. This continued all the way up to May of 1986 when the manufacture of machine guns for private ownership ceased. No magazine or buttstock present but these are readily obtainable. Electronic NFA registry indicates “AUTO ORDNANCE” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent original blue finish. More lustrous on the top and sides of the receiver, and more of a matte hue on the lower assembly. Wood is extremely fine to near excellent. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face is near excellent. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select fire machine gun. An attractive specimen for the person who wants an example of the iconic American machine gun. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS CURIO AND RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2026-05-072. 15,000 - 20,000

1051 - (N) HIGH CONDITION DLO REGISTERED COLT COMMERCIAL MODEL MG38B BROWNING WATER-COOLED MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE). Manufacturer: DLO Model: 38B Serial No. 111834 Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: NFA

Colt Commercial model MG38B Browning machine gun with spade handles. Still remains in preservative grease after several decades. This gun was the hand-picked finest condition specimen of this model when several of these were discovered in England many years ago. This model incorporated lessons learned during the first World War. Colt utilized remaining parts they had on hand, improved the model, and marketed it worldwide. The model MG38B features enlarged water fill and steam port drain fittings with brass caps compatible with the .50 caliber water-cooled machine gun hoses. This allows the use of a circulator pump to facilitate longer continuous firing in an anti-aircraft role. This model also features a heavier duty buffer and spade handles. All improvements based upon experience under combat conditions. Right sideplate has Colt and model marking over registered serial number with, “DLO STAMFORD CT” marking on underside flat of right sideplate. Accessories include a wooden ammunition box, steam hose with canvas carrier, and mint in original wood box cloth belt loading machine. Electronic NFA registry indicates “OEFINGER, DOUGLAS DBA DLO MFG” in the manufacturer’s block. PROVENANCE: From the personal collection of an avid machine gun shooter who was directly involved with the importation of the MG38B guns from England. CONDITION: Overall finish and appearance extremely fine to near excellent original blue finish with preservative grease throughout. Original water drain cap with intact thumbpiece and retention chain at front of water jacket. Bore is unknown due to preservative grease. Mechanics have preservative grease in them. Wooden spade handles extremely fine to near excellent. This is a full-auto only machine gun. A particularly desirable Browning immediate distinguishable because of its spade handles and large brass steam port caps. For the advanced and discerning Colt machine gun collector. See also Original Browning 1917A1 Tripod being offered as a separate lot in this same auction. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2026-05-071. 15,000 - 20,000

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1052 - (N) OUTSTANDING WWI VICKERS MACHINE GUN DATING TO JUNE 1917 ON TRIPOD IN 7.62 RUSSIAN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE). Manufacturer: VSM Model: MK 1 Vickers Serial No. L6321 Caliber/Bore: .303 British Barrel Length: 28.4” FFL Status: NFA This is one of Dick Wray’s Vickers guns that shows, “VSM, CINCINNATTI” in the manufacturer’s block. The serial number at the top of the water jacket indicates this gun was manufactured in June 1916. This gun has been shot at “The Big Sandy”, and has been observed by this cataloger as a well running machine gun. An original Vicker’s tripod with sighting dial, two Russian ammunition boxes with Russian belts loaded with live ammunition, an original water can, Browning type steam condenser hose, and original manual are included with this lot. NFA Electronic registry indicates “VSM, CINCINNATTI” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is very fine original finish thinning in places with scattered spots of brown patina. Bore is extremely fine, Backplate handles are fine with light handing marks. Charging handle moves smoothly. This is a full-auto only machine gun. See other lots in this same auction for opportunities to purchase Vickers parts, belts and barrels. You will not want to miss this opportunity to acquire once of the most fun and versatile water-cooled machine guns available. Especially one with a known history of running well. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2026-05-079. 15,000 - 20,000

1053 - VERY DESIRABLE LOT OF VICKERS GUNNER’S MAINTENANCE AND SPARE PARTS Very desirable grouping of Vickers water cooled machine gun parts which includes: Two .303 locks, two 7.62 x 54R extractors (stripped), two fusee springs, one “goose neck” fusee for fusee spring, one trigger bar, Rh & Lh springs to go on inner sideplates (rails), one steel .303 feed block, one “bulb-type” flash hider, one broken case extractor, one spanner (wrench), five chains with cork assemblies, eight firing pins, five lock springs, four sear-safety bars, three sears, two tumblers, two .303 upper feed arms, one lower feed arm, one lock-lever plate, two sets (right and left handed) lock levers, one short and one long backplate retention bolts with nuts, one short backplate “T” handle retention bolt. Some small internal parts for lock and extractors including one gibb, two gibbs springs, four shims, pins, and , a spare parts tin, lubrication oil tin, canvas carrier, and gland packing material. Also included is Ian Skennerton’s “Small Arms Identification Series No. 8” book on the Vickers Machine Gun. CONDITION: All parts appear serviceable as shown in photo. JWK 2026-06-081. 1,500 - 2,500

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1054 - TREASURE TROVE OF VICKERS MACHINE GUN PARTS One of three lots of Vickers machine gun parts in this auction from a very advanced and forward-thinking machine gun enthusiast and collector shooter. The consignor of these parts was a fixtures at the Knob Creek machine gun shoot, and had a particular affinity for the Vickers machine gun. This lot includes the following original Vickers parts. All are .303 British unless noted otherwise: Backplate set with wood handles, one upper backplate pin, three lower backplate pins with two nuts, broken case extractor, complete brass feedblock, partially stripped brass feedblock with lower feed arm, upper feed arm, belt advancement slider, feedblock cover, feeblock cover pin, combination wrench/broken case extractor, 3 muzzle cups, 2 muzzle disks, complete armored booster assembly with retention chain, 2 serviceable muzzle bearings, 1 unserviceable muzzle bearing, bottom plate, stripped top cover, 3 complete sets of recoil plates with crossheads and charging handles, 2 fusee springs with goose necks, 3 check levers, 1 pair locking plates, 4 complete extractors, two stripped extractors with pieces to complete. 6 serviceable sear safety bars, 1 unserviceable sear safety bar, 4 Gibbs springs, 2 sears, 3 lock retention pins, 4 cotter pins, 5 tumblers, 3 complete .303 locks, 1 lock with 7.62 x 54R extractor marked, “loose” (and the cartridge rim is loose when placed into it). 3 stripped lock bodies, 1 lock lever, 1 pull-through cleaning tool, 1 oiler with cleaning pull-though, empty spare parts tin, and empty lubricant tin, 1 brass muzzle protector for cleaning rod. CONDITION: Overall extremely fine to near excellent with some patina as seen in the photographs. The backplate wood handles are very strong and serviceable with a 3/4” crack on the left handle near the bottom. Muzzle cups show some verdigris on one and corrosion on another, but this is typical and can be cleaned off. A wonderful find for the forwardthinking Vickers shooting enthusiast, or for someone who wants to sell Vickers parts. JWK 2026-05-019. 2,000 - 4,000

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1055 - (D) TREMENDOUS HIGH CONDITION WWI ERA 70MM ST CHAMOND HOWIZER ON ORIGINAL STEEL MOUNT (DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE). Manufacturer: Schneider-Ducrest, St. Ghanni, France Model: 1903 Schneid Serial No. 3 Caliber/Bore: 70mm Barrel Length: 44 - 1/2” FFL Status: Destructive Device Very attractive and high condition St Chamond 70mm howitzer as manufactured under contract for Guatemala in 1913. Numbers are matching between breech and breechblock (No 3) with other sub-assembly numbers below the “3” on various other breechblock parts. No guarantee that every breechblock part has “3” as we are not disassembling to check. Carriage trail has identification plate indicating, “No 10”. Dimensions are: 126” overall length muzzle to end of trail. 45” wide outer hub to outer hub. 34” high at highest point. The wheels are 28” high and the tube is 48” long muzzle to back of breechblock. Ammunition for this gun can be fabricated utilizing repurposed 70mm brass cases from the WWII era Japanese battalion level cannon. These are obtainable and then it is just a matter of adjusting the dimensions through resizing. This model of howitzer was manufactured in France and supplied to Belgium where it would have seen use in the Congo. It was also supplied to Mexico, and Guatemala (as this specimen was). Electronic NFA Registry indicates “SCHNEIDER-DUCREST” in the manufacturer’s block. This can be requested correction through the BATF is desired. CONDITION: Attractive uniform dull green repainted finish on all parts except for the breechblock which has the original painted finish thinning to a gray patina with remnants of green pain. The extractor and mechanics of gun are in fine condition. The elevation mechanism is a bit stiff but serviceable. Bore is extremely fine with strong rifling, getting dark in the grooves. Breechblock is very clean with extremely fine condition interrupting threads. Wood spoke wheels extremely fine, strong and serviceable. Metal tires also in good serviceable condition. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS A DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE. JWK 2026-05-048. This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. 14,000 - 24,000

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1056 - (D) EXCEPTIONAL CONDITION ST CHAMOND 75MM FIELD GUN ON ORIGINAL STEEL MOUNT WITH ORIGINAL SIGHT AND LEATHER PARTS SATCHEL (DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE). Manufacturer: St. Chamond Model: 1904 Serial No. 1810K Caliber/Bore: 75mm Barrel Length: 84 - 1/2” FFL Status: Destructive Device Mexican small arms and artillery engineer Manuel Mondragon (the same man who designed the Mondragon self-loading rifles) developed this artillery piece in collaboration with the engineering team at St Chamond in France. As Mexico did not possess artillery production facilities at the time, the Mexican government sourced its artillery from abroad, purchasing 100 of these guns by 1910. They formed the basis for the Mexican Army’s artillery branch. When World War One broke out, the French government purchased 200 of these guns to supplement supplies of the Model 1897 “French 75”. When the recoil mechanism proved insufficiently durable for the extreme firing rates of World War One field use, the guns were pulled from service and used to equip the first 210 St Chamond heavy tanks built by the French. Its final field use came in 1948, when Mexico sold 32 of their surviving examples to Israel, where they were used in the 1948 independence war. This French manufactured 75 mm field gun (Serial #3) is in such high condition, including the breech and bore and especially the original leather parts satchel attached to the armored shield, that it is logical to theorize that it was held back from delivery to Mexico of the first 100 guns of this model. According to the consignor, this gun can be fired using repurposed U.S. 75 mm PAC howitzer brass cases modified to fit. This gun is currently registered under the weight designation on the top of the breech (1810k), but the actual serial number, “No 3” is clearly visible on the rear of the breech, on the matching breechblock, and on the back of the pneumatic recuperator. This can be requested correction through the BATF if desired. Dimensions are: 169 inches overall length muzzle to end of trail. 76 inches wide outer hub to outer hub. 54 inches high at highest point. The wheels are 51 inches high and the tube is 92 inches long muzzle to back of the breechblock, exclusive of the breechblock handle, which adds just under 2.5 inches. An original prismatic sight (apparently un-numbered) is present and mounted to the left of the tube. The traverse and elevation mechanisms are intact and functional. The breechblock opens and closes with ease. There are two original matching numbered gunners kit boxes. One box contains the original prismatic sight for this gun. Refer to photographs to see other parts present. There is a very attractive and matching numbered brass and steel fuse-setter for this gun included as well as one brass case with some rolled-up paper photographs of other specimens in other locations, such as at the “Israeli museum”. Electronic NFA Registry indicates “FRANCE” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Very attractive gray painted finish on metal parts except for the gun tube itself, breech ring, crank handles and steel tires which are black. The wood spoke wheels are very strong and serviceable and have a thick coating of some sort of shellac. The breechblock is unpainted with a pleasing uniform brown patina. The extractor and general mechanics of gun are in fine condition. Bore is extremely fine with strong, shiny rifling, starting to get a little dark. Breechblock is very clean with extremely fine condition interrupting threads. Metal tires are in good serviceable condition. Original leather parts satchel attached to shield to the right side of breech has turned hard with age but otherwise is remarkably intact considering the passage of years. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS A DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE. JWK 2026-05-049. This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. 14,000 - 24,000

1057 - (N) GERMAN MP-40 MACHINE GUN ON ERB REGISTERED RECEIVER (FULLY TRANSFERABLE). Manufacturer: Charles Erb Model: MP-40 Serial No. 209e Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 9.9” FFL Status: NFA The MP-40 receiver tube on this gun has Charles Erb bullet logo marking on left lower portion of the receiver tube. Registration number on left front side with added eagle-over-Swastika on top of tube forward of magazine housing. Original Nazi proofs indicating Steyr manufacture on left side of barrel, non-matching numbers on it, and the rest of the gun. The lower assembly of this gun is particularly attractive, as manufactured by C.G. Haenel. Barrel resting bar is pot metal. One original 32 round magazine is included with this lot. Electronic NFA registry indicates “ERB CHARLES” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine blued refinish upon remanufacture with some slight loss of finish at the high points. Bolt is non-matching and of Haenel manufacture with extremely fine bolt face. Bore is extremely fine with shiny lands and getting dark in the grooves. Bakelite lower and grips are extremely fine with light handling marks. Mechanics are crisp. This is a full-auto only machine gun. A really fine presenting specimen of the iconic German WWII machine gun. Once of the best models of 9mm machine gun to take to the range as either a beginner or an advanced machine gun collector. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2026-05-007. 14,000 - 18,000 60

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1058 - (N) SMITH & WESSON MODEL 76 MACHINE GUN (CURIO & RELIC). Manufacturer: Smith & Wesson Model: 76 Serial No. U1970B Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 8” FFL Status: NFA Smith & Wesson Model 76 machine gun with a “U” prefix serial number. 3 36-round magazines are included with this lot. These guns were manufactured between 1967 – 1974. Features include selective fire, an ambidextrous safety/selector, and the ability to be very compact with a swing-out hard rubber covered shoulder loop. Electronic NFA registry indicates, “SMITH AND WESSON” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine matte blue finish with extremely fine furnishings. Slight blemish to lower checker of right handgrip. Bore is near extremely fine with firing residue. Bolt face extremely fine. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select fire machine gun. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS CURIO AND RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2026-05-009. 14,000 - 20,000

1059 - (N) GERMAN MP-40 MACHINE GUN ON AMERICAN REGISTERED RECEIVER (FULLY TRANSFERABLE). Manufacturer: Germany Model: MP-40 Serial No. CJV2952 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 9.9” FFL Status: NFA This is a MP-40 with registration number on left side of receiver tube just to the rear of the barrel nut. Original Nazi proofs and markings on lower assembly indicate ERMA manufacture. Tube registration number is a partial match to the lower assembly numbers with added prefix and omitting the letter suffix. Barrel is unmarked but has catch at muzzle for a muzzle cover indicating early manufacture. Bolt has Nazi proofs but no serial number visible. Barrel resting bar is of pot metal. One original 32 round magazine is included with this lot. Electronic NFA registry indicates “GERMANY” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is fabulous, near excellent smooth gray refinish upon remanufacture under a coating of preservative grease. Whomever did the work on this gun was an artist when it came to making the finish attractive. Bore is extremely fine with shiny lands visible under the preservative grease. Bakelite lower and grips are extremely fine with light handling marks. Mechanics are crisp. This is a full-auto only machine gun. A really fine presenting specimen of the iconic German WW II machine gun on an American manufactured tube. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2026-05-070. 14,000 - 18,000

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1060 - (N) KOKURA MANUFACTURED JAPANESE TYPE 99 MACHINE GUN (CURIO & RELIC). Manufacturer: Japan Model: Type 99 Serial No. 5549 Caliber/Bore: 7.7mm Japanese Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: NFA Fine Japanese Type 99 light machine gun manufactured at the Kokura arsenal in August of 1943. Kokura arsenal logo on right side of receiver with date code of “18.8” for 1943, August. Receiver, bolt, charging handle, lower assembly, barrel, and gas regulator have matching numbers. Two contemporary fabricated magazines are included with this lot. Electronic NFA registry indicates “JAPAN” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is very good to fine original original finish with gray and brown patina finish on most metal surfaces, with scattered light pitting and more aggressive “blood” pitting in places. More significant scale on the buttstock socket and buttplate assembly. Internal parts have gray and brown patina but appear serviceable. Buttplate is a uniform brown patina. Wood carry handle has several chips, and cracks but remains serviceable. Wood buttstock has some moderate dings, with some small chips, bruises and scratches, but remains serviceable. Pistol grip is fine with a chip out at the forward right quarter with a noticeable ding on the right side. Bore is extremely fine approaching excellent with bright rifling. Bolt face has acquired a dark patina but is serviceable. Mechanics are fine and positive. This is a full-auto only machine gun. The Type 99 Model was the larger, more powerful cartridge version of the earlier Type 96. Both were used by Japanese forces until the end of World War II. The Type 99 was generally considered an improvement due to the more powerful cartridge and wedge-type barrel fastening system. These went to the elite units first such as the Japanese marines, then a significant number of these guns were retained on the home islands “saving the best for the final defense.” The fact that this gun retains matching bolt and barrel, and the manufacturer being Kokura sets it in a higher category of collectability than most of this model. This and the nature of the condition indicates this guns was brought back from one of the combat areas and it very likely was actually in combat. A fine WWII Pacific Theater collector’s item. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULWLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS CURIO AND RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2026-05-069. 10,000 - 15,000

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1061 - (N) LAFRANCE CONVERTED AND REGISTERED SMOOTH BARREL WEST HURLEY AUTO ORDNANCE THOMPSON MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE). Manufacturer: Lafrance Specialties Model: 1927A1 Serial No. NO7982 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 10” FFL Status: NFA Originally manufactured by Auto-Ordnance as a semi-automatic 1927A1 firearm and subsequently converted to and registered as, a machine gun by Tim LaFrance. Marked on left side of the receiver, “Model of 1927A1” over serial number, with LA FRANCE SPECIALTIES / SAN DIEGO, CA U.S.A.” to the left of this. Smooth un-finned barrel on this gun with bullet-logo Cutts compensator. Barrel is 12 ½ inches long. This gun is fitted with a non-matching lower assembly #6224. The adjustable rear sight base rivets are loose. This gun has 1928 internals. One 20 round “Bridgeport”, and one 30 round Seymour magazine is included with this lot. No buttstock present. Electronic NFA registry indicates “LA FRANCE TIMOTHY DBA LAFANCE SPECIALTI” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is about good with scattered light pitting and uniform brown patina throughout, with some areas of deeper scale in places. Interior of receiver also shows some brown patina but bolt moves properly and under proper tension. Bolt also exhibits brown patina. Wood pistol grip and fore-end have light handling marks and are very fine. Magazines are fine with some scattered patina. Bore exhibits light pitting with some shine. Compensator is dark. Mechanics are fine. This is a select fire machine gun. This gun was part of an estate where the decedent left it in a poor storage location after having removed some of the parts. Not a bad Thompson machine gun to take to the range. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2026-05-055. 12,000 - 18,000

1062 - (N) LAFRANCE REGISTERED U.S. M3 “GREASE GUN” MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE). Manufacturer: La France Specialties Model: M3 Serial No. 12345 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 8” FFL Status: NFA Originally a U.S. M3 Grease gun parts kit this gun was remanufactured and registered by Tim La France. Welding is visible at rear of receiver housing and at front where the barrel screws in. Marked on the left side of the receiver with, “LA FRANCE SPECIALTIES / SAN DIEGO, CA U.S.A.” above, “Model M3” and serial number. No markings visible on left side of magazine housing. Typical part number markings, “G.L. C153432” on underside of lower and “B.G.R.-GL / B-301456” on underside of trigger guard. Four custom 40-round magazines which do not have locking recess cut into them are included with this lot. These magazines fit perfectly into the magazine well, but do not lock in place. They fit snugly so they do not drop out, even when the gun is held upright. This specimen of the M3 has the “fences” around the magazine release to prevent inadvertent dropping of the magazine from the housing as the gun is carried. The M3 cocks by the firer opening the ejection port cover, then actuating a lever on the left side of the receiver to withdraw the bolt to the rear. The M3 was a contemporary successor to the Thompson machine gun during WWII as a less costly, and more rapidly produced machine gun. Electronic NFA registry indicates “LA FRANCE TIMOTHY DBA LAFANCE SPECIALTI” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is fine gray finish with scattered pinprick corrosion and patina. Welding marks as noted above. Magazines have scattered corrosion. Bore is extremely fine, shiny and bright. Bolt face near excellent. Mechanics are crisp. This is a full-auto only machine gun. The U.S. M3 Grease gun is a very highly sought collector’s item for both the WW2 and shooting enthusiast. They are quite accurate and comfortable to shoot. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2026-05-056. 12,000 - 18,000

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1063 - (N) LAFRANCE REMANUFACTURED MP-40 REGISTERED AS MP-40L MACHINE GUN EQUIPPED TO FIRE BLANKS (FULLY TRANSFERABLE). Manufacturer: Lafrance Specialties Model: MP40L Serial No. 4091H Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 10” FFL Status: NFA Remanufactured and registered by Tim La France as an MP-40L, this gun is made up of a combination of parts from different guns. Slab-sided magazine housing is fitted to this gun, lower assembly was made by Haenel (fxo) in 1941. Underside of receiver tube is marked, “REFR 1977”. The top of receiver tube is marked “LA FRANCE SPECIALTIES / SAN DIEGO, CA U.S.A./ MP-40L 9MMP BLANK” over the registered serial number. This gun is non-matching. The muzzle nut is a contemporary screw-on reduced aperture blank adapter. This muzzle nut may be unscrewed to enable firing of live ammunition. Two original 32 round MP-40 magazines and one reproduction leather sling are included with this lot. Electronic NFA registry indicates “LA FRANCE TIMOTHY DBA LAFANCE SPECIALTI” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is about fine, with uniform brown and gray patina with some noticeable pitting on the interior of the receiver tube. Much more scale on the magazines. Bore is poor with eroded rifling closer to the chamber. Just what one would choose for a blank firing gun. Mechanics are fine. This is a full-auto only machine gun. This gun was part of an estate where the descendant left it in a poor storage location. This same descendant was known to supply firearms items to the film industry, and this was likely one of them. With restorative work and the appropriate replacement parts, this could be a fine entry level machine to take to the range. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2026-05-058. 12,000 - 18,000

1064 - (N) FOLDING STOCK FABRIQUE NATIONALE FN-C HOST GUN WITH S & H ARMS AUTO SEAR MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE). Manufacturer: (Gun) FN (Sear) S & H Arms Model: (Gun) FN-C (Sear) FN Serial No. S011672 Sear Serial No. 2497 Caliber/Bore: 5.56mm NATO Barrel Length: 16” FFL Status: NFA Very desirable S & H Arms registered auto sear lower paired with an original Fabrique Nationale, Belgium upper assembly. Upper receiver is marked as imported by “Gun South” below original “FABRIQUE NATIONALE HERSTAL” and “HOWCO DIST. INC.” markings on left side of receiver. Four position smooth-sided aftermarket aluminum lower marked “S, 1, 3, and A”. Serial numbered auto-sear visible when lower is removed from upper. No magazine present. The FN-C model is immediately recognizable from the spring tension cover on the charging handle slot. Each time the charging handle moves to the rear it raises the cover against light spring tension. When the charging handle moves forward the cover closes again. An innovative way to keep the action closed from foreign material getting into the action. No magazine present. Electronic NFA registry indicates “S AND H ARMS INC OF OKLAHOMA” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent black anodized finish on lower near excellent black hardcoat and blued finish on remaining parts. Composite parts near excellent with some slight handling marks. Bore is extremely fine with some residue in the grooves. Bolt face is extremely fine. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select-fire machine gun. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2026-05-030. 12,000 - 18,000 64

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1065 - (N) EXCEPTIONAL HIGH CONDITION WWII GERMAN LUFTWAFFE MG-17 MACHINE GUN WITH ORIGINAL COCKING AND FIRING MECHANISM (CURIO & RELIC). Manufacturer: German Model: MG-17 Serial No. 4031564 Caliber/Bore: 8mm Mauser Barrel Length: 23.75” FFL Status: NFA Remarkably rare and possibly the highest original condition specimen of its kind registered for private ownership in the United States. This is an original German MG-17 machinegun, dated May 1942, with Luftwaffe eagle proof on left side of the receiver. Original electric solenoid mechanism, with cable intact as well as original pneumatic mechanism with added modern rubber compressed air hose. Screw-on muzzle not present. Bolt, carrier, and barrel are all present, and in outstanding clean condition. There is a spot of weld on the joint where the barrel shroud meets the receiver which does not allow the shroud to be removed. The barrel and barrel carrier move freely back and forth within the shroud and receiver. The bolt moves freely within the receiver when actuated by hand. The original manual cocking handle is present. The assembly to the rear of the numbered receiver, which is removal and not actually part of the receiver retains the aforementioned solenoid and pneumatic mechanisms. This piece moves freely back and forth about an inch, but until the weld which holds the shroud to the receiver is removed, no further disassembly is possible. The rear of the gun which retains its large recoil buffer spring and buffer is open, with no retention cap present. Top of receiver is marked “MG-17 / Nr 4031564 / Fl 47500”. The MG-17 machine gun was the offensive armament for many German Luftwaffe aircraft during WWII. Over 24,000 were produced before it was gradually replaced by the MG-131 and MG-151 machine cannon. Since these guns are in the standard 7.92 x 57 mm Mauser rifle cartridge, many of these MG-17s were converted for use in a ground role after they were removed from aircraft. They are a very fast-firing machine gun. Bolt with extractor, carrier, and mainspring all seem to be good serviceable condition, as does the cocking/ firing mechanism. Electronic NFA registry indicates, “GERMANY” as the manufacturer. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original black enamel finish throughout with some scattered loss of finish to a gray patina in places. Close examination of the internals indicate outstanding clean condition. Bore is near mint, shiny and bright. Bolt is near mint. Cocking/firing mechanism is extremely fine. Braided electrical cable has fractured metal casing near mechanism end and outer zinc casing and brown bakelite inner socket have slight damage which does not appear likely to affect serviceability but one must judge for oneself. This is a full-auto only machine gun. As a World War II German Luftwaffe collector’s, or aircraft restorer’s piece, this is an incredible find. Suitable for the most advanced, discerning and forward-thinking collector/investor/machine gun enthusiast. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS CURIO AND RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2026-05-035. 12,000 - 18,000

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1066 - (D) HIGH CONDITION FINNISH LAHTI 20PSTKIV/39 20MM ANTI-TANK RIFLE WITH EXTREMELY RARE STUMP MOUNT AND PEDESTAL (DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE) (CURIO & RELIC). Manufacturer: Finland Model: Lahti Serial No. 2023 Caliber/Bore: 20mm X 138B Barrel Length: 55” FFL Status: Destructive Device Excellent high condition Finnish Lahti anti-tank gun on its distinctive ski-bipod with two magazines in original metal carrier with leather strap. Large muzzle brake with sheet metal cover, slide-on rubber shoulder pad, and canvas covered carrying pad are present on this gun. This gun also is equipped with the recoil system for mounting it on a stump mount. This mount consists of a heavy steel fixture with two steel prongs for driving it down onto a stump a little less than 4 - 1/2” in diameter. One would cut off tree with the appropriate diameter at whatever height one desired, drive this heavy fixture onto the stump, and then mount the gun onto the top using a detachable cradle. The design of this cradle’s attachment to the recoil mechanism on the gun allows for sufficient movement to engage aircraft. The very rare anti-aircraft sight is also included in this lot. Even more attractive to the recreational firer/collector is the adapter included and attached to the bottom of the stump mount fixture which allows this unit to be mounted on an included pedestal mount. Manufactured at the Finnish State Rifle Factory “VKT” the gun is marked “20pst.kiv/39” with typical “SA” marking left of SN on left side of receiver. Barrel is “VKT” marked and numbered 1985. Designed in 1939, these anti-tank guns were not available in any quantity until the war with the Soviet Union in 1941. They were effective and useful against vehicles and light tanks, as well as in long-range sniper and bunker destruction roles. Exceedingly well made, the smooth crank-to-cock action make them tremendously fun to shoot as recreational pieces. Electronic NFA registry indicates “FINLAND” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish near excellent original lustrous blue finish. Wooden furnishings are extremely fine to near excellent with some handling marks. Near excellent hard black rubber on shoulder rest. Magazines and carrier is extremely fine. Bore is extremely fine. These 20mm anti-tank rifles are a sought-after recreational firearm in the United States, and ammunition it still generally available and some recreational shooters reload the cases. This is a fine opportunity for the collector who wants a finely made 20mm rifle from World War II. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS A “DESTRUCTIVE” DEVICE” WHICH IS ALSO CURIO AND RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2026-05-018. This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. 10,000 - 14,000

1067 - (N) INGRAM M10 MILITARY ARMAMENT CORPORATION, POWDER SPRINGS, .45 ACP MACHINE GUN WITH AWC M10A3 SILENCER (FULLY TRANSFERABLE). Manufacturer: (Gun) Military Armament Corp. (Silencer) AWC Systems Technology Model: (Gun) M10 (Silencer) M-10A3 Serial No. (Gun) 1-3001707 (Silencer) S0474 Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .45 ACP Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: NFA Powder Springs vintage Ingram MAC 10 in .45 ACP with AWC M10A3 silencer. Other accessories included are 3 modified M3 grease gun magazines, a loading tool, detachable wood should stock, original “Cobray” logo black web carrier bag, fabric cover for the silencer, and a web front holding strap. Electronic NFA registry indicates “MILITARY ARMAMENT CORP” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original smooth gray and black finish. Magazines have lustrous blue finish. Bore is extremely fine, shiny and bright. Bolt face also extremely fine. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select fire machine gun. Very popular gun at the range these days, especially when paired with Lage accessories which enhance the performance of this model. The silencer mounted on the gun makes for a very impressive silhouette. THESE ARE NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEMS AND REQUIRE BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THEY ARE FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON ATF FORMS 3 OR 4. THEY WILL INCUR TWO SEPARATE $200 NFA TRANSFER FEES IF TRANSFERRED ON AN ATF FORM 4’S. JWK 2026-05-005. 10,000 - 12,000

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1068 - (N) LAFRANCE SPECIALTIES 1927A1 THOMPSON MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE). Manufacturer: La France Specialties Model: 1927A1 Serial No. NO3658 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 10” FFL Status: NFA This gun was originally manufactured by Auto-Ordnance as a semi-automatic 1927A1 firearm and was subsequently converted to and registered as, a machine gun by Tim LaFrance. Anybody who is familiar with LaFrance’s work knows what an accomplished designer, gunsmith, and armorer he is. Marked on left side of the receiver, “Model of 1927A1” over serial number, over, LA FRANCE SPECIALTIES / SAN DIEGO, CA U.S.A.”. The finned barrel on this gun with un-marked Cutts compensator is 12 ½ inches long, and it turns freely in its socket. No retention latch present at the rear of the receiver. The un-numbered lower assembly is, “floating” as a result. The adjustable rear sight rattles as the rivets which hold the base on are loose. There is a bead of weld on the left rear of the receiver with evidence of welding on the right rear side of the receiver as well. This gun has 1928 internals. One 20 round “1920” patent date, and one 30 round Seymour magazine is included with this lot. No fore-end, and no buttstock present. Electronic NFA registry indicates “LA FRANCE TIMOTHY DBA LAFANCE SPECIALTI” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is poor original finish with significant brown scale on metal parts. Bolt also exhibits brown corrosion, and moves within the receiver albeit with weak spring tension. Wood pistol grip is somewhat “floating” against the grip frame, and otherwise has light handling marks. Magazines exhibit surface corrosion. Bore has strong rifling dark with firing residue. Compensator completely dark. Mechanics need attention. This is a select fire machine gun. It is a fact that this gun was part of an estate where the descendant left it in a poor storage location after having removed some of the parts. One can say what one wants but this IS a registered machine gun of one of the most popular models. No doubt that some will find this an attractive project to take on. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2026-05-053. 10,000 - 15,000

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1069 - (N) B&G MACHINE CO. REGISTERED UZI MACHINE GUN BOLT INSTALLED IN IMI UZI MODEL B HOST GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE). Manufacturer: (Gun) IMI (Bolt) B&G Machine Model: (Gun) Uzi Model B (Bolt) Uzi Serial No. SA50476 Sear Serial No. 416 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 10 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA Semi-auto Israeli Military Industries UZI model B host gun fitted with B & G machine registered full-auto bolt. Marked “Uzi Semi auto / Model B / 9mm PARA” and “IMI – ISRAEL” on left side of receiver with “ACTION ARMS, LTD / Phila, Pa.” and serial number on right side of receiver. Israeli markings at the selector switch. Two 32 round magazines are included with this gun. These guns are extremely effective and quite accurate at long range in the hands of a practiced firer, and are very popular at the range. Electronic NFA registry indicates “FORM 2 REGISTRATION” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is fine original black enameled finish with loss of finish to bare metal in a couple spots with some areas of dull patina and a “pattern” in the remaining finish as if from contact with coarse canvas. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face near excellent. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select fire machine gun. The Uzi is always a popular machine gun at any range event. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2026-05-038. 10,000 - 18,000

1070 - (N) HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON REISING MODEL 50 MACHINE GUN (CURIO AND RELIC). Manufacturer: Harrington and Richardson Model: Reising M-50 Serial No. S4948 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 11” FFL Status: NFA Smooth gray finish Harrington and Richardson Reising Model 50 machine gun with 29 fin barrel and compensator. Four original 20 round slab-sided magazines, two original 12 round corrugated magazines, one reproduction smooth-sided 30 round magazine, and an original black Federal Labs unlined trunk case included with this lot. The Reising Model 50 is a high-quality machine gun that was issued in limited numbers to the Marine corps during WWII, with police taking to it as well. Firing from a closed bolt gave an advantage to the firer over open bolt firing machine guns. Electronic NFA Registry indicates “HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent original smooth gray refinish on gun with lustrous blue finish on the 20 round magazines. Wood has light handling marks. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face is fine. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select-fire machine gun. Original trunk case is extremely fine with replacement leather handle. Magazines range from rough parkerized refinish, to matte gray finish, to lustrous blue finish. The additional magazines included with this lot are a significant plus as these magazines command a premium. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS CURIO AND RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2026-05-061. 8,500 - 10,500 68

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1071 - (N) ONE OF THE BEST SPECIMENS OF AN ORIGINAL GERMAN WWI SPANDAU MANUFACTURED MG 08/15 MAXIM MACHINE GUN (CURIO & RELIC). Manufacturer: Spandau Arsenal Model: MG08/15 Serial No. 6840 Caliber/Bore: 8mm Mauser Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: NFA This is one of the finest specimens of an original matching Spandau manufactured 1917 dated Maxim 08/15 machine gun this cataloger has ever brought to auction. All visible parts are matching and original. This includes matching top cover, feed block, fusee cover, and buttstock. Barrel is un-numbered original German Imperial barrel. Steam port cover has a factory assembly number on the underside but no exterior number, and original booster is, of course, not numbered. The water fill cap is missing its wooden thumb pieces, and no drum hanger present. Original bipod present. Electronic NFA registry indicates “SPANDAU ARSENAL” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is fine to extremely fine original blued finish with gray and brown patina. Wood is extremely fine with only light handling marks. Bore is extremely fine, shiny and bright. Matching lock is clean and serviceable with good spring tension. Mechanics are fine, action moves smoothly, with rails recoiling appropriately under fusee spring tension. This is a full-auto only machine gun. The 08/15 Maxim was the German “light” machine gun of World War I and remained in service throughout the Weimar era of the 1920s and 1930s, eventually becoming a rear echelon weapon through the end of World War II. This is a classic WWI machine gun, and these guns are great fun to shoot at the range as well. This gun with its matching original parts will be of singular interest to the discerning collector. Ask yourself how many 08/15 Maxim guns have you seen? How many with both un-dented water jackets and matching locks with matching numbers on the feed shuttle and lower feed shuttle arms? This is a particularly fine representative specimen of an original WWI configuration German MG 08/15 Maxim. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS CURIO AND RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2026-05-17. 8,000 - 16,000

1072 - (N) OHIO ORDNANCE M240-SLR 7.62X51MM BELT FED SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH MAXIM DEFENSE SUPRESSOR (SILENCER). Manufacturer: (R) Ohio Ordnance (S) Maxim Defense Model: (R) M240-SLR (S) MSX-240 Serial No. (R) 24097A (S) MSX-21-150 Caliber/Bore: 7.62x51mm Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: NFA A quality semi-automatic version of the iconic US M240 (FN MAG) machine gun which has served with US forces since 1977. Gun is equipped with a matte finished quick change barrel with Maxim Defense MSX-240 silencer. A second barrel assembly with standard cage flash hider is also included. Both barrels have protected blade front sight and polymer carry handles. The parkerized receiver is mounted with an 800 meter graduated aperture rear sight. Top cover also has a 7” optic mounting rail. Furniture includes a folding bipod, alloy forend with accessory rails, snap on ventilated polymer handguard, serrated pistol grip, and polymer butt stock with serrated steel buttplate. CONDITION: Very good. Matte finishes shows some scattered scuffs and use but are otherwise very fine. Furniture is likewise fine. Suppressed barrel is good with fouling, especially in the suppressor. Additional barrel is near new with crisp, bright rifling. Fine mechanics. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 CLASSIFIED AS “SILENCER” 8,000 - 12,000

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1073 - (N) HARRINGTON AND RICHARDSON REISING MODEL 50 MACHINE GUN IN WITH ORIGINAL TRUNK CASE (CURIO & RELIC). Manufacturer: Harrington and Richardson Model: 50 Serial No. 770 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 12” FFL Status: NFA Smooth gray finish Harrington and Richardson Reising Model 50 machine gun with 29 fin barrel and compensator. Two original 20 round magazines, steel cleaning rod, a tan web sling, and an original black Federal Labs trunk case are included with this lot. Also included is an original manual and wrench envelope. The Reising Model 50 is a high-quality machine gun which was fielded in limited numbers to the Marine corps during WWII as well as with police during and after WW2. Firing from a closed bolt gave an advantage to the firer over the Thompson, which fires from an open bolt. Police departments took to the Reising, and a semi-automatic model was also produced in response to civilian private factory security demands. Electronic NFA Registry indicates “HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON” as the manufacturer. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent original smooth gray refinish on gun with lustrous blue finish on the 20 round magazines. Wood has light handling marks. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face is fine. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select-fire machine gun. Original trunk case is extremely fine with hard leather handle and, “Federal Laboratories” sticker quite attractive. A very nice presenting Reising machine gun. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS CURIO AND RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2026-05-060. 8,000 - 10,000

1074 - (N) RPB INDUSTRIES M11 MACHINE GUN WITH RPB M11 SILENCERS (FULLY TRANSFERABLE). Manufacturer: RPB Industries Model: M11 Serial No. (Gun) A1469 (Silencer) R442 Caliber/Bore: .380 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: NFA Powder Springs vintage Ingram MAC 10 in 9mm with screw-on ventilated “bullet chute” with vertical foregrip, and also screw-on muzzle, brass catcher, shoulder stock, additional slide-out shoulder assembly, fabric cover for silencer, and three original “MP-9” magazines with loader. “RPB INDUSTRIES INC” on left side of receiver with “POWDER SPRINGS, GA” address on right side. Electronic NFA registry indicates “RPB INDUSTRIES” as the manufacturer. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original smooth gray and black finish. Magazines have lustrous blue finish. Bore is extremely fine, shiny and bright. Bolt face also extremely fine. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select fire machine gun. Very popular gun at the range these days, especially when paired with Lage accessories which enhance the performance of this model. THESE ARE NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEMS AND REQUIRE BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THEY WILL TRANSFER ON TWO SEPARATE ATF FORM 4’S. JWK 2026-05-83. 8,000 - 12,000 70

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1075 - (N) HARRINGTON AND RICHARDSON REISING MODEL 50 MACHINE GUN (CURIO & RELIC). Manufacturer: Harrington & Richardson Model: 50 Serial No. 7437 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 13 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA Commercial blue finish Harrington and Richardson Reising Model 50 machine gun with 29 fin barrel and compensator. One original 20 round magazine is included with this lot. There are additional Reising model 50 magazines in this same auction being offered as a separate lot. The Reising Model 50 has served both military and police alike. It fires from a closed bolt allowing for better accuracy on the first shot than that of an open bolt firing machine gun. It was fielded in limited number to the Marine corps during WWII. Electronic NFA registry indicates, “HARRINGTON AND RICHARDSON” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is fine to extremely fine with lustrous blue finish thinning to a gray patina in places. Magazine has a mottled finish with some areas of significant scale and corrosion, yet appears serviceable. Wood has been lightly sanded and has some light handling marks and dings. Bore is extremely fine, shiny and bright. Bolt face also extremely fine. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select-fire machine gun. The Reising model 50 has always been a good entry level WW2 era .45 ACP machine gun. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS CURIO AND RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2026-05-037. 7,500 - 10,000

1076 - FOUR EXTREMELY SOUGHT AFTER HARRINGTON AND RICHARDSON REISING MODEL 50 MACHINE GUN SLAB-SIDED MAGAZINES. One 20 round and three 30 round Harrington and Richardson M-50 Reising magazines. The 20 round magazine is a dull gray finish factory original and so marked. The other three magazines are un-marked and have a lustrous blue finish. These magazines fit not only the Model 50, but also the Model 55, and the Semi-Auto Model 60 guns with the slab-sided magazine housings. CONDITION: Extremely fine to near excellent with some slight loss of finish. Demand for these magazines is constantly increasing. JWK 2026-05-036. 600 - 1,000

1077 - (N) MILITARY ARMAMENT CORP. M10 .45 ACP MACHINE GUN WITH SILENCER (FULLY TRANSFERABLE). Manufacturer: (BOTH) Military Armament Corp. Model: (BOTH) M10 Serial No. (Gun) 13004050 (Silencer) 12001237 Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .45 ACP Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: NFA

Powder Springs vintage Ingram MAC 10 in .45 ACP with original MAC silencer and cover. One very seldom finds these original vintage items together and also in fine original condition but this is one of those occasions. One original modified M3 grease gun magazine, and a manual is included with this lot. Electronic NFA registry indicates “MILITARY ARMAMENT CORP” in the manufacturer’s block for both of the gun and silencer. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original smooth gray and black finish. Magazine has a matte gray finish. Bore is extremely fine, shiny and bright with firing residue. Bolt face also extremely fine. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select fire machine gun. Very popular gun at the range these days, especially when paired with Lage accessories which enhance the performance of this model. The silencer mounted on the gun makes for a very impressive silhouette. THESE ARE NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEMS AND REQUIRE BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THEY ARE FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON ATF FORMS 3 OR 4. THEY WILL INCUR TWO SEPARATE $200 NFA TRANSFER FEES IF TRANSFERRED ON AN ATF FORM 4’S. JWK 2026-05-074. 7,500 - 12,500

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1078 - (N) MILITARY ARMAMENT M10 9MM MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE). Manufacturer: Military Armament Model: M10 Serial No. 2-2001746 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: NFA Classic Ingram M10 in 9mm with Cobray logo and “POWDER SPRINGS, GA” address. Front holding strap, cleaning rod, and two 9mm Uzi magazine are included with this lot, as is a cardboard shipping box. Electronic NFA registry indicates “MILITARY ARMAMENT CORP” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine original smooth gray finish with some loss to a gray patina at the high edges with preservative grease. Blackening still on selector switch. Bore is near excellent shiny and bright. Bolt face is extremely fine. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select fire machine gun. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2025-12-186. 7,000 - 10,000

1079 - (N) INGRAM M10 MILITARY ARMAMENT CORPORATION POWDER SPRINGS .45 ACP MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE). Manufacturer: Military Armament Corp. Model: M-10 Serial No. 1-3005649 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: NFA

Classic Ingram M10 with Cobray logo and “POWDER SPRINGS, GA” address. No magazine present. Electronic NFA registry indicates “MILITARY ARMAMENT CORP” as the manufacturer. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine original smooth gray finish with some handling marks. Blackening still on selector switch. Bore is near excellent shiny and bright. Bolt face is extremely fine. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select fire machine gun. Always a popular machine gun and in .45 ACP, packs a real punch. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2026-05-046. 7,000 - 10,000

1080 - (N) SWD COBRAY M11 MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE). Manufacturer: SWD Model: M11 Serial No. 86-0008655 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: NFA

SWD INC M-11 with Cobray logo. No magazine present. Plastic tab of safety switch not present. This fast-firing popular machine gun is in demand because of the availability of high-quality Lage accessories which enhance the effectiveness of this machine gun in shooting competitions and simply make this gun more aggressive looking at the range. This specimen has threaded muzzle making it ready for attachments such as a silencer. Whether you leave this as is or add the aftermarket attachments now available this is a great little machine gun. Electronic NFA registry indicates “SW DANIEL” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent matte gray finish. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face is near excellent. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select fire machine gun. A great little recreational machine gun. Safety functions as is, or it would straightforward to have a piece made and fitted as the retention pin remains present. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2026-05-003. 7,000 - 10,000

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1081 - (N) MILITARY ARMAMENT CORP M10A1A MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE). Manufacturer: Military Armament Corp. Model: M10A1A Serial No. A6041090 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 5 - 3/4” FFL Status: NFA Military Armament Corporation Ingram M10A1 as manufactured in Stephensville, Texas, with Cobray logo on left side of receiver which is also marked for both 9mm and .45 ACP calibers. Three plastic 20-round magazines, a magazine loader, manual, and original Styrofoam are included. Electronic NFA registry indicates “MILITARY ARMAMENT CORP” as the manufacturer. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original parkerized matte finish. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is near excellent shiny and bright. Bolt face near excellent. This is a select fire machine gun. A fine entry level machine gun in fantastic condition. Awaiting a Lage kit… THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2025-06-073. 7,000 - 10,000

1082 - (N) CALICO M100 MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE). Manufacturer: Calico Model: M100 Serial No. A000183 Caliber/Bore: .22 Long Rifle Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: NFA This Calico Light Weapons Systems Model 100 is missing its foldout metal buttstock, but is it so light that it can still be held as a pistol, or it could have a metal shoulder stock fabricated. The Model 100 utilizes a helical tubular magazine that fits onto the back of the receiver. Three 100 round .22 LR magazines and one 9mm Calico magazine is included with this lot. Marked on left side of the the receiver, “CALICON M-100 .22LR”. Marked on the right side of the receiver “American Industries” with added, “CSS BNTFL UT”, and “NEAL E. SMITH JR. / MENTOR, OHIO. n the right side of the receiver Electronic NFA registry indicates ““FORM 2 REGISTRATION” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine original finish with some loss of finish at the high edges with some sticker residue on the left side.. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face is fine. Mechanics are fine. This is a full-auto only machine gun. A fun gun to take to the range. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. JWK 2025-06-076. 6,000 - 8,000

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1083 - (N) SCARCE ROYAL TYPEWRITER MANUFACTURED MODEL 1918A2 BROWNING AUTOMATIC RIFLE B.A.R. MACHINE GUN (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE). Manufacturer: Royal Typewriter Model: BAR 1918A2 Serial No. 867509 Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: NFA Very seldom found “Royal Typewriter Company Inc” 1918A2 Browning Automatic Rifle (B.A.R.). U.S. flaming bomb proof with date “4-52” near sight on barrel with “P” proofmark over the chamber. Features include original smooth WWII forend, carrying handle, bipod, and 3rd pattern gas regulator, as well as WWII style hard composite buttstock with flip-up buttplate. Six 20-round magazines are included with this lot, 1 of which is an early lustrous blue finish magazine. There is a “R.I.A.” (Rock Island Arsenal) rebuild mark on the top of the receiver. Many of the parts have U.S. drawing numbers on them, including the barrel, charging handle, and trigger frame. NFA Electronic registry indicates “US” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is fine smooth gray refinish upon arsenal rebuild with some very light pitting under the finish on the right side of the receiver under the ejection port, thinning in places to a gray patina, with attractive wood which shows light handling marks as does the bakelite buttstock. Bore is extremely fine, shiny & bright. Bolt face is extremely fine. This is a full-auto only machine gun. The BAR was an important component of portable firepower within the American infantry squad during World War II and was highly effective when engaging the enemy. The Browning automatic rifle is one of the most popular machine guns out on the range, and this one is from a manufacturer seldom seen. A great recreational machine gun which also is an example of a mainstay of WWII. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS TRANSFERABLE ONLY TO ACTIVE FFL/SOT DEALERS ON AN ATF FORM 3 BUT MAY BE RETAINED BY SOLE PROPRIETOR FFL/SOT HOLDERS WHEN THEY RELINQUISH THEIR LICENSES UPON BATF APPROVAL. JWK 2026-05-001. 12,000 - 18,000

1084 - (N) VALMET M78 5.45X39 MM MACHINE GUN WITH BP FIREARMS WOLVERINE PBS-1 SUPRESSOR (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE & SILENCER) Manufacturer: (A) Form 2 (B) BP Firearms Model: (A) M78 (B) Wolverine PBS-1 Serial No. (A) 157585 (B) AK01467 Caliber/Bore: (A) 5.45 x 45mm (B) 7.62 Barrel Length: (A) 23” (B) 7/8” FFL Status: NFA Finnish manufactured Valmet Model 78 which is essentially a finer made and fitted version of the AK-47 platform. Manufactured prior to May 1986, we are fortunate to have some of these select fire machine guns in the National Firearms Act (NFA) registry. Firing at a rate of about 700-750 rounds per minute these guns are extremely fun to shoot. This specimen is in 5.45x39mm, but is misregistered as a .308 in the Electronic NFA registry. This specimen is a popular folding stock version and includes four PMAG AK-74, four Mag Lads, four brown, two plum, and one black Polish 30 round magazines. Also included is a Dead Air AK 7.6mm silencer screwed on at the muzzle. Marked as .223 on left side of the receiver with typical factory markings, “VALMET”, and “Made in Finland” and “Odin International, Ltd” on the right hand side as the importer. Electronic NFA registry indicates “FORM 2 REGISTRATION” as the manufacturer. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine black hardcoat reapplied finish with a mottled finish on the silencer. Bore is near excellent shiny and bright. Bolt face extremely fine with evidence of firing. Composite furnishings extremely fine. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select fire machine gun. An extremely well-made machine gun which is also a very fun recreational shooter. THIS GUN IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS TRANSFERABLE ONLY TO ACTIVE FFL/SOT DEALERS ON AN ATF FORM 3 BUT MAY BE RETAINED BY SOLE PROPRIETOR FFL/SOT HOLDERS WHEN THEY RELINQUISH THEIR LICENSES UPON BATF APPROVAL. THIS SILENCER IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE AND WILL TRANSFER ON A SEPARATE TRANSFER FORM. JWK 2026-05-067 7,000 - 10,000 74

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1085 - (D) ARMAMENT SERVICES INTERNATIONAL M79 THUMPER 40MM GRENADE LAUNCHER (DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE) Manufacturer: Armament Services International Incorporated Model: M79 Serial No. 153198 Caliber/Bore: 40mm Barrel Length: 14” FFL Status: Destructive Device

Nicknamed the “Thumper” by U.S. military personnel, the M-79 was the natural evolution of “pocket artillery”, which grew out of Americans seeing the Japanese use their portable Type 89 Grenade dischargers during WWII. Americans began to use our own 60mm Mortars in innovative ways. Mortars evolved to become trigger fired, and once the High-Low propulsion system was refined, to reduce recoil, the M-79 entered service in 1961. It became a very popular and effective weapon. Essentially lobbing 40x46mm grenades out to greater distances, with greater accuracy than a human being could hurl a grenade, but even more importantly, could do so repeatedly without having to pull safety pins, or get tired doing so. Fold down sight is present. Safety is a sliding switch at the top tang in the tradition of double-barreled shotguns. Trigger guard folds out of the way if the firer desires. Electronic NFA registry indicates “ ARMAMENT SERVICES INTERNATIONAL INC ASI” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent matte finish upon manufacture, with near excellent wood and fine condition recoil pad. Bore is extremely fine. There is nothing else quite like sending rounds, even chalk rounds, downrange with the accompanying, “Bloop” sound. A favorite and iconic presence in numerous films, and a great fun recreational piece. These do not surface for sale very often. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS A “DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE”. JWK 2026-06-012. 5,000 - 10,000

1086 - (N) FNH M249S PARA 5.56X45MM BELT-FED SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE (SHORT BARRELED RIFLE) Manufacturer: FNH Model: M249S Serial No. M249SA02126 Caliber/Bore: 5.56x45mm Barrel Length: 18 - 1/2” (Registered as 15.4”) FFL Status: NFA

After trials in the mid-1970s, the Unites States adopted the M249 SAW based on the FN Minimi machine gun as a squad automatic weapon in 1984, serving worldwide into the present. This desirable factory semi-automatic example is registered as a short barreled rifle although is currently fitted with a quick change standard length 18 - 1/2” matte finished barrel with cage flash hider. Hooded post front sight and aperture rear. Top cover also has an optic rail. The matte gray finished receiver is mounted with an alloy accessory rail forend and folding bipod. Barrel mounted perforated polymer hand guard and carry handle. Ribbed polymer pistol grip and telescoping para style butt stock. CONDITION: Very good. Nearly all of the factory finishes are retained with evidence of use. Good bright bore. fine mechanics. 5,000 - 8,000

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1087 - (D) FINNISH 82MM SMOKE MORTAR (DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE). Manufacturer: Finnish Government Arsenal Model: Unknown Serial No. 2091 Caliber/Bore: 82mm Barrel Length: 30 - 1/2” FFL Status: Destructive Device

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Extremely popular WWII Finnish mortar which utilizes 12 gauge blank shotgun shell cartridges as propellent charges, utilizing an innovative spring firing pin and lanyard system. A removable “chamber” holds the blank shotshell at a 90 degree angle to the bore-line. The removable chamber is locked into place within the mortar by rotating it into a threaded locking “keyway” in the same manner that breechblocks lock up in many early centerfire cannon. The removable chamber is perforated on the sides as is the receptacle it locks into. A plate which pulls the firing pin back against spring pressure when the lanyard is rapidly pulled back releases the firing pin and the cartridge is detonated. The expanding gas pressure from the detonation within the chamber pushes the projectile out of the muzzle of the mortar. Very ingenious, with no need for any propellant charge in or on the projectile itself. This cataloger has commonly seen repurposed soup cans packed with concrete or sand and resin glue utilized as projectiles at recreational shooting events, often times with firework pull string smoke canisters as the payload. Originally these mortars were used during World War II to project smoke projectiles. 161 of this particular model were in the Finnish inventory in June of 1940. The design was devised as expedient to providing different charges of propellent for projectiles without having to attach additional propellent charges to the projectiles themselves. It was also easier to keep boxes of 12 gauge blank cartridges out of the weather than crates of 81mm projectiles themselves. The bottom of the tube is banded in the manner of a Parrot rifle to strengthen the chamber area, but even so, these mortars were designed only for smoke and light projectiles as opposed to the heavier high explosive rounds. Original lightweight bipod, sling, and a much more robust traditional bipod with 23” diameter baseplate are included in this lot. The fixture currently at the center of the lightweight bipod which normally is welded to the tube is free-moving, and a clamp-on collar is present on the tube designed to attached to the more robust traditional bipod. In other words, two bipods, and one baseplate are included with this lot. This cataloger believes the tube of this mortar to be a high-quality replacement which freely screws in and out of the receiver base cup. Matching serial numbers 2091 on receiver cup and on firing actuator mechanism. It is often the case that these do not match between the receiver cup and the firing actuator. The original production run included spare actuators to go with the main assemblies. When there was a demand for more mortars, the most expedient way to get more into the field quickly was to make additional cups, tubes, baseplates, and bipods, and instead of having to machine and assemble additional complex actuator mechanisms, to just take the spares already produced and put them with the newly produced pieces; very clever. The result, of course, is some duplicated serial numbers between specimens. Electronic NFA registry indicates “FINLAND” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent olive drab green painted finish. Bore is extremely fine as is the firing mechanism. Original sling and combination leather and web muzzle cover/sling is a real bonus for the discerning collector. Any who have seen these mortars in action at the range know how easy, and how much fun they are to shoot. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS A DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE, AND AS CURIO AND RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2026-05-15. 4,000 - 6,000

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1088 - (N) BRETHREN ARMS BAP9SC 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC SHORT BARRELED RIFLE WITH SILENCERCO OMEGA9SD SUPPRESSOR (SHORT BARRELED RIFLE & SILENCER) Manufacturer: (A) Brethren Armament (B) SilencerCo Model: (A) BAP9SD (B) Omega9SD Serial No. (A) BA170045 (B) OMG9SD0081 Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) 9mm Barrel Length: (Gun) 5 - 1/2” (Silencer) 8” FFL Status: NFA Features include Silencerco Omega 9SD silencer on MP5SD style upper receiver with ported barrel, standard HK type sights, and telescoping stock. Receiver is cut for a standard semi-automatic HK trigger pack. NFA trust registration information is engraved on right side of receiver in stock grooves. CONDITION: Excellent, retaining nearly all of the original factory finishes with scattered light handling marks. Mechanically fine. Bore is bright with sharp rifling. Silencer shows no baffle strikes or signs of distress. 3,000 - 5,000

1089 - (D) STAND-ALONE COLT 40MM GRENADE LAUNCHER (DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE). Manufacturer: Colt Industries Model: M203 Serial No. 185289 Caliber/Bore: 40mm Barrel Length: 12” FFL Status: Destructive Device

A standalone, modern version of the M79 grenade launcher that was so effective in Vietnam. This model was manufactured by Colt, and one can see the familiar M-16 type pistol grip and buttstock. There is an orange shipping plus included with this lot. Flip-down safety is very reminiscent of the M203 grenade launcher. Electronic NFA registry indicates, “COLT” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original matte finish. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Mechanics are crisp. What a handy and fun piece to take to the range! THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS A DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE. JWK 2026-05-066. 2,400 - 4,000

1090 - (N) SWISS SIG SAUER SG553RP 553 RUSSIAN 7.62X39MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE (SHORT BARRELED RIFLE) Manufacturer: SIG Sauer Model: SG553RP Serial No. K001511 Caliber/Bore: 7.62x39mm Barrel Length: 12” FFL Status: NFA

Manufactured in Switzerland in 2024 and imported by SAN Imports as a pistol, later registered as a short barreled rifle. The matte finished barrel is fitted with a cage flash hider. Matte black action with optic rail mounted with a Trijicon MRO red dot. Also mounted with flip up blade front sight and aperture rear which recesses into the optic rail. This scarce model accepts Ak pattern magazines. Furniture includes an olive polymer forend, serrated pistol grip, and side folding skeleton stock with cheek riser. Externally visible numbers are matching. CONDITION: Excellent. Near new with light handling marks. Very good, bright bore. Fine mechanics. Red dot functions at the time of cataloging. A nice example of a very scarce Swiss import. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS A SHORT BARRELLED RIFLE. 4,000 - 6,000

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1091 - (D) EXCEPTIONALLY FINE UNFIRED CIENER M203 GRENADE LAUNCHER (DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE). Manufacturer: Jonathan Arthur Ciener Model: M203 Serial No. 14 Caliber/Bore: 40mm Grenade Barrel Length: 11 - 3/4” FFL Status: Destructive Device Exceptionally attractive as mint unfired “JONATHAN ARTHUR CEINER / TITUSVILLE, FL.” marked M203 grenade launcher. Electronic NFA registry indicates, “CEINER, JONATHAN ARTHUR” as the manufacturer. CONDITION: Excellent as never installed on a firearm. As mint condition throughout original factory matte finish. Ready to be fitted and installed in the M-16/AR-15 platform of your choice. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS A “DESTRUCTIVE” DEVICE. 2,000 - 4,000

1092 - (N) FNH SCAR 20S 6.5 CREEDMOOR SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE (SHORT BARRELED RIFLE) Manufacturer: FNH USA Model: SCAR 20S Serial No. PR20448 Caliber/Bore: 6.5 Creedmoor Barrel Length: 14” FFL Status: NFA

This gas operated 6.5 Creedmoor chambered rifle features a shortened and threaded suppressor ready barrel. Monolithic tan alloy upper receiver with full length optic rail and forend accessory rail. Flat dark earth polymer lower with Geissele trigger. Gun is mounted with a Hogue overmolded rubber pistol grip and side folding KRG stock with adjustable cheek riser and rubber pad. CONDITION: Very good. Gun shows handling and use with some light scuffs and firing residue. Very good, bright bore. Fine mechanics. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS A SHORT BARRELLED RIFLE. 2,000 - 3,000

1093 - (N) VERTU CORP C-MORE COMPETITION M26-MASS 12 GAUGE BOLT ACTION SHOTGUN (SHORT BARRELED SHOTGUN) Manufacturer: Vertu Corp C-More Model: M26 MASS Serial No. CC01968 Caliber/Bore: 12 Gauge Barrel Length: 7 - 3/4” FFL Status: NFA

Manufactured as a civilian version of the M-26 MASS modular shotgun system, which was used by the US Military circa 2003-2011. The M-26 MASS is a straight pull bolt action shotgun meant to be mounted under the barrel of an M4 Carbine. Features include spring loaded muzzle device, flip up front sight and flip up rear sight attached to underbarrel mounting rings, pistol grip, stock, and 9 additional magazines. Rear receiver pin is not present. CONDITION: Excellent, with nearly all of the original finishes remaining, and scattered handling marks. Mechanically fine. Bore is lightly frosted and smooth. 2,000 - 3,000

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1094 - (N) E. CARLSTROM SLEEVE PISTOL (ANY OTHER WEAPON). Manufacturer: E. Carlstrom Model: N/A Serial No. 60 Caliber/Bore: .410 Bore Barrel Length: 2 - 5/8” FFL Status: NFA Developed and manufactured in the 1930s by E. Carlstrom of Chicago. Made to be mounted on the user’s wrist or concealed under a sleeve with leather straps. Trigger mechanism would be operated by a string hooked to a finger, ring, or something of that sort, in this case a sleeve button. The barrel has a knurled ring to make it easier to thread off for loading. CONDITION: Good, with traces of the original nitre bluing remaining on firing mechanism with almost all of the metal finishes turned a gray patina. Leather straps and mount are very good with no major tears or handling marks. Mechanically fine. Bore shows heavy machine marks throughout. A very interesting AOW. 2,000 - 4,000

1095 - (N) LEWIS MACHINE AND TOOL STAND-ALONE 40MM GRENADE LAUNCHER (DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE). Manufacturer: Lewis Machine & Tool Model: M2032003 Serial No. LM502888 Caliber/Bore: 40mm Barrel Length: 9” FFL Status: Destructive Device A standalone, modern version of the M79 grenade launcher that was so effective in Vietnam. This model features a picatinny rail so that the owner can mount sights as they choose. Flip-down safety is very reminiscent of the M203 grenade launcher. Sliding adjustable buttstock is a definite advantage for versatility and comfort. Composite parts will be very durable in different conditions. Electronic NFA registry indicates, “LEWIS MACHINE AND TOOL CO DBA LMT DEFENSE” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original finish. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Mechanics are crisp. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS A DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE. JWK 2026-05-010. 1,500 - 2,500

1096 - (D) R/M EQUIPMENT M203 PI (STANDALONE TYPE) 40MM GRENADE LAUNCHER (DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE). Manufacturer: R/M Equipment Model: M203PI Serial No. A12119 Caliber/Bore: 40mm Barrel Length: 9” FFL Status: Destructive Device A cleverly designed standalone version of the M79 grenade launcher which utilizes a sliding M203 type barrel on a M-16 hand gripped receiver with a telescoping shoulder loop. Quick release sling mounts on the left side. It makes for a very compact package for carrying yet, with the shoulder loop deployed, is a steady firing platform. This model has a ventilated forward sight ridge, with a vacant rear sight mounting socket. No rear sight present. Familiar flip-down safety inside forward edge of trigger guard. Electronic NFA registry indicates, “R/M EQUIPMENT INC” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine original finish with some handling marks. Bore is near excellent and very clean. Mechanics are crisp. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS A DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE. JWK 2026-05-011. 1,500 - 2,500

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1097 - (D) COLT M203 GRENADE LAUNCHER ON M16A2 UPPER RECEIVER (DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE). Manufacturer: Colt Model: M203 Serial No. CA96632 Caliber/Bore: 40mm Barrel Length: 12” FFL Status: Destructive Device Extremely fine example of a Colt M203 grenade launcher as registered as a destructive device by Chesterfield Armament and clearly marked as such on underside of receiver visible when barrel is in the open position. Typical Colt markings on the left side of the trigger housing with serial number. Upper assembly is an exceptional specimen with clamp-on forward sling swivel, “C MP CHROME BORE” marked barrel, and front and rear grenade launcher sights attached. Rear rifle sight is adjustable for both elevation and windage indicating this is a M16A2 era configuration upper assembly. No bolt assembly present. Electronic NFA registry indicates “COLT” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original finish on metal components with some slight patina to the top of the rear grenade launcher sight, and some brassing to the hard rubber components. The rear sight graduation has been sheared off at the higher than “175” mark. Doubtful anybody will ever utilize this piece at greater distance than this. Furnishings otherwise are near excellent. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Mechanics of grenade launcher are extremely fine. An extremely nice and seldom found specimen of its kind ready to go on an M-16 lower assembly. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS A DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE. JWK 2026-05-033. 1,500 - 4,000 1098 - (N) B&T USA APC45SD AND SD-98399US .45 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE & SUPPRESSOR (SHORT BARRELED RIFLE & SILENCER). Manufacturer: (BOTH) B&T USA Model: (A) APC45SD (B) SD-988399US Serial No. (A) US1821386 (B) US180651 Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .45 ACP Barrel Length: (Firearm) 5.7” (Silencer) 11.9” FFL Status: NFA The APC line was developed by B&T as a modernized version of the MP5. Features include integral flip up iron sights in the top rails, railed forearm with vertical foregrip, ambidextrous controls, and B&T folding stock. Appropriate B&T suppressor. Geissele single stage trigger. Neatly engraved with trust information on right side. CONDITION: Very good with some scattered handling marks, some silvering, primarily to rail and suppressor. Mechanically fine, bolt release is very stiff, bore is excellent with strong rifling and some mild frosting, suppressor baffles clean. THIS LOT INCLUDES TWO NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEMS AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THESE ITEMS ARE FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON TWO SEPARATE TRANSFER ATF FORMS 3 OR 4. 1,000 - 2,000 1099 - (N) B&T USA APC9SD SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH AN SD-988010-2-US SUPPRESSOR (SHORT BARRELED RIFLE & SILENCER) Manufacturer: (BOTH) B&T USA Model: (A) APC9SD (B) SD988010-2-US Serial No. (A) US1821217 (B) US180722 Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) 9mm Barrel Length: (Gun) 5.75” (Suppressor) 11.89” FFL Status: NFA The APC line was developed by B&T as a modernized version of the MP5. Features include integral flip-up iron sights in the top rails, railed forearm, ambidextrous controls, and B&T folding stock. Appropriate B&T suppressor. Geissele single stage trigger. Neatly engraved with trust information on right side. CONDITION: Very good with some very minor scattered handling marks. Mechanically fine, bolt release is very stiff, bore is excellent with strong rifling and some mild frosting, suppressor baffles clean. THIS LOT INCLUDES TWO NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEMS AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THESE ITEMS ARE FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON TWO SEPARATE TRANSFER ATF FORMS 3 OR 4. 1,000 - 2,000

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1100 - (N) B&T USA APC9SD 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH A B&T USA SD-988010-2-US SUPPRESSOR (SHORT BARRELED RIFLE & SILENCER). Manufacturer: (BOTH) B&T USA Model: (A) APC9SD (B) USA SD988010-2-US Serial No. (A) US1821045 (B) US170362 Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) 9mm Barrel Length: (Firearm) 5.7” (Suppressor) 11.89” FFL Status: NFA The APC line was developed by B&T as a modernized version of the MP5. Features include integral flip up iron sights in the top rails which are further fit with Magpul MBUS sights, railed forearm with vertical foregrip, ambidextrous controls, and B&T folding stock. Appropriate B&T suppressor. Geissele single stage trigger. Neatly engraved with trust information on right side. CONDITION: Very good with some very minor scattered handling marks. Mechanically fine, bore is excellent with strong rifling and some mild frosting. THIS LOT INCLUDES TWO NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEMS AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THESE ITEMS ARE FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON TWO SEPARATE TRANSFER ATF FORMS 3 OR 4. 1,000 - 1,500

1101 - (N) REMINGTON MODEL 870 12 GAUGE SLIDE ACTION SHOTGUN WITH A SILENCERCO SALVO 8B SILENCER (SHORT BARRELED SHOTGUN & SILENCER) Manufacturer: (A) Remington (B) SilencerCo Model: (A) 870 (B) Salvo 8B Serial No. (A) RS60281Z (B) SC0SBS0009 Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) 12 Gauge Barrel Length: (Shotgun) 14” (Silencer) 9.6” FFL Status: NFA Classic shotgun fit with a SilencerCo Salvo suppressor with breacher muzzle device. Tritium front sight dovetailed into slightly raised island with serrated ramp, other features as standard. Considering that the shotgun is registered by SilecnerCo, this appears to be one of the Summit series guns, just sans the concealment case. CONDITION: Very good with some scattered handling marks and rubs, primarily to the parkerized finish. Stocks excellent with some handling marks, primarily to right side of stock. Mechanically fine, bore excellent, smooth, with some mild firing residue. Baffles clean. THIS LOT INCLUDES TWO NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEMS AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THESE ITEMS ARE FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON TWO SEPARATE TRANSFER ATF FORMS 3 OR 4. 800 - 1,500

1102 - (N) EARLY HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON HANDY GUN (ANY OTHER WEAPON). Manufacturer: Harrington and Richardson Model: Handy Gun Serial No. 1844 Caliber/Bore: .410 Bore Barrel Length: 12 - 1/4” FFL Status: NFA The blued barrel is equipped with a brass pin front sight and is marked “410-12m/m” at the breech. The blued frame is marked with 2-line H&R address on the left. Right side is correctly unmarked as these early production guns did not include the “HANDY GUN” designation. Case hardened hammer and trigger. Plain oiled walnut forend and checkered pistol grip with spur. Matching numbers observed on frame, barrel, and forend. CONDITION: Fine. The vast majority of the blued finish is retained with some wear at the muzzle, handling marks, light oxidation spotting, and evidence of fine cleaned pinprick oxidation on the receiver. Stocks are very good with some impressions. Bright bore. Fine mechanics. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 CLASSIFIED AS “ANY OTHER WEAPON” ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4. 800 - 1,200

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1103 - (N) REMINGTON XM15E2S SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE (SHORT BARRELED RIFLE). Manufacturer: Remington Model: XM15E2S Serial No. ARG600493 Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington Barrel Length: 11 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA

Green, black, and white paint scheme with XM-177 style long flash hider, KX4 flashlight in offset Weaver mount with SureFire activation pad, ribbed A2 style hand guards, combination front sight and gas block, A2 pistol grip, six position buttstock, flattop receiver with removable carry handle iron sight, with added optics rail with see-through rear sight. CONDITION: Very good, with virtually all of the spray-paint finish retained, with some thinning to sharp edges. Some heavier areas of loss at flashlight bracket. Mechanically fine, bore excellent with strong rifling. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORM 3 OR 4 AS A SHORT BARRELLED RIFLE. 600 - 800 1104 - (N) REMINGTON ARMS COMPANY MODEL 17 SPECIAL POLICE SLIDE ACTION SHOTGUN (ANY OTHER WEAPON). Manufacturer: Remington Arms Co. Model: Model 17 Serial No. 58445 Caliber/Bore: 20 Gauge Barrel Length: 15” FFL Status: NFA Barrel code dates to 1932. Manufactured as a small “whippit” riot gun for police. Barrel is a fixed cylinder choke. Bottom of pistol grip is marked with “22” in red lettering, presumably a police rack number. CONDITION: Good, with metal finishes turned a blue-brown patina with high edge wear throughout. Stock and forearm are in similar condition, with wear throughout. Pistol grip has a few areas of handling marks most notably on the underside near trigger guard, and a chip at the left side. Mechanically fine. Bore is lightly frosted and smooth. 500 - 1,000

1105 - (N) REMINGTON ARMS COMPANY MODEL 17 SLIDE ACTION SHOTGUN (ANY OTHER WEAPON). Manufacturer: Remington Arms Co. Model: 17 Serial No. 57257 Caliber/Bore: 20 Gauge Barrel Length: 15” FFL Status: NFA Barrel code dates to 1923. Manufactured as a small “whippit” riot gun for police. Barrel is a fixed cylinder choke. CONDITION: Good, with metal finishes turned a blue-brown patina with high edge wear throughout. Stock and forearm are in similar condition, with wear throughout. Mechanically fine. Bore is frosted with light freckling throughout. 500 - 1,000

1106 - OVERSIZED BROWNING M1919A6 MACHINE GUN CUTAWAY CLASSROOM TRAINING AID. Built in 200% scale with cutaways and moving parts, these models were used to demonstrate operation for GIs. Produced with largely alloy construction. Cutaways are highlighted in red for ease of instruction. This example retains its original wooden base with National Guard property tag and painted “WORKING MODEL / BMG CAL. 30 M1919A6” designation. CONDITION: Very good overall. Model shows evidence of long-term storage including some oxidation and dirt, as well as moderate wear. 2,000 - 4,000 82

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1107 - OVERSIZED M-85 CUTAWAY MACHINE GUN CLASSROOM TRAINING AID WITH TRANSIT CHEST. Rare example of a large training cutaway model of an M-85 machine gun. These trainers are 200% scale fully functioning cutaway models of the original service weapons. Their purpose was to be used in classroom settings in order to train new recruits on the functions of the actual weapon. The model displays the internal parts of the rifle and every part is a proper functioning copy of the real version. This includes springs which were reduced in strength in order to make the parts easy to operate, while exhibiting the correct function of the 1/1 scale rifle. This example exhibits handling marks as well as scratches and chips in the paint with a moderate patina throughout. The training aid is complete with its wood transit case which houses the barrel on the underside of the lid. The wood base with the manufacturer’s data plate is present but the data plate has become unglued. All mechanical components function correctly when cycled by hand. Transit case exhibits splits and cracks with chipping paint. CONDITION: Good. This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. 2,000 - 4,000

1108 - M2 BROWNING ANTI-AIRCRAFT TRIPOD WITH GROUND TRIPOD AND M2 CUTAWAY DISPLAY GUN. Very attractive Browning M2 display piece non-gun with cutaway right sideplate to reveal the inner parts of this classic machine gun model. A contemporary steel M3 tripod, as well as an AA Tripod with original G.I. elevator cradle are also included with this lot. Portions of the buffer, top cover, trunnion, top plate, bottom plate, bolt, chamber, barrel, and other internals have been cut-away to make this a really attractive display piece. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine original dull blue finish with cut-away areas either being in the white or with a red painted finish. Mechanics of the display gun are not applicable as there is no chance of this piece being made serviceable. The tripods and cradle could be put into service. This really would make for a fine display or classroom instructional piece. JWK 2026-05-059. 4,000 - 8,000

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1109 - BROWNING M1917A1 MACHINE GUN TRIPOD. Very nice WWII era Browning 1917A1 tripod in original paint. Leather leg retention strap present. CONDITION: Original olive drab paint with preservative grease from storage. Chain and retention pin in good order. Mechanics are fine. These Browning tripods are always in demand. JWK 2025-12-238. 1,500 - 2,500

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1110 - HECKLER & KOCH G3 .22 SUBCALIBER CONVERSION KIT. Manufactured by HK in 1980. Complete kit to convert the G3 battle rifle to fire .22 ammunition with barrel insert, bolt assembly, 2 magazines, cleaning kit and sealed manual. Kit is housed in its original olive painted wood transport case. CONDITION: Very Good. Kit appears unused with some surface oxidation spotting. Excellent bore. 1,200 - 1,800

1111 - LOT OF 2: L-39 “VANDY 1” VERTICAL STABILIZER AND RUDDER PAINTED BY GARY VELASCO. L-39 tail assembly consisting of a vertical stabilizer and rudder which came off of the flagship jet “VANDY 1” for the Warrior Flight Team. The tail is signed by team lead pilot Scott “Jethro” Kelly (U.S Navy retired) and Pat “Villian” Marsh, owner of the jet. The jet is painted in the markings of Navy Squadron VX-9, a weapons test and evaluation squadron. The bunny head is the official squadron tail code with the blessing of Playboy’s Hugh Hefner back in the late 70s. It’s still being used today on a couple of F-18 Superhornets. This was acquired when several years ago when the jet caught fire upon final run up. The complete tail section had to be replaced and in “lieu of payment” to repaint, the original vertical stabilizer and rudder were given to the artist, Gary Velasco. During this history several notable celebrities have been associated with Vandy 1 including Playboy heir and Hugh Hefner’s son, Cooper Hefner and actor Harrison Ford. Steelheart singer and movie rockstar Mark Wahlberg’s singing voice Mili Matijevic used this jet in his “LOL” video from his 2008 album “Good 2B Alive”. The pilot who regularly flew this jet was none other than Top Gun Navy pilot Lt Commander Dale “Snort” Snodgrass. Both pieces exhibit great vibrant colors with clear signatures. This is a rare opportunity to own a piece of an iconic aircraft painted by a notable warbird artist. CONDITION: Excellent. This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. 5,000 - 10,000

1112 - GENERAL OMAR BRADLEY’S 5-STAR LICENSE PLATE. Military issue, Korean War era 5-star license plate attributed to General Omar Bradley via oral history from the current owner. Bradley had a long and distinguished career in the U.S. Army, and was the last of America’s 5-star generals. He entered the US Army Military Academy in 1912. Graduating from West Point in 1915 Bradley held a number of assignments and missed World War I guarding copper mines in Montana. After the U.S. entry into World War II, he oversaw the transformation of the 82nd Infantry Division into the first American airborne division. He received his first front-line command in Operation Torch, serving under General George S. Patton in North Africa. After Patton was reassigned, Bradley commanded II Corps in the Tunisia Campaign and the Allied invasion of Sicily. He commanded the First United States Army during the invasion of Normandy. After the breakout from Normandy, he took command of the Twelfth United States Army Group, which ultimately comprised forty-three divisions and 1.3 million men, the largest body of American soldiers ever to serve under a single field commander. After the war, Bradley headed the Veterans Administration. He was appointed as Chief of Staff of the United States Army in 1948 and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in 1949. In 1950, he was promoted to the rank of General of the Army, becoming the last of the nine individuals promoted to five-star rank in the United States Armed Forces. The plate itself corresponds to the same materials and construction of other historic flag officer license plates handled by Morphy Auctions and this cataloger. The paint and measurements are an exact match to numerous plates in museum and institution holdings. Included is a signed vintage photo of Bradley that was given to one of the previous owners when he acquired the plate from the General. CONDITION: Very Good with light period wear. 2,000 - 4,000 84

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1113 - GERMAN WWII LUFTWAFFE M42 SINGLE DECAL CAMOUFLAGE HELMET. German World War II Luftwaffe M42 single decal camouflage helmet marked “ET64” for the maker of “Eisenhüttenwerk Thale / Harz”, in the shell size of “64”, and with a lot number of “1654”. Shell has been spray camouflaged in what is referred to by collectors as the “Normandy pattern” (tan, red brown, and medium green), with scrapes, scratches, and patina throughout. A Luftwaffe decal can be seen under the paint, with part of the tail scraped down revealing the blue-gray base paint. The interior is in a dull blue-gray paint with freckling, scrapes, and dust. Original zinc liner band and 3 rivets are undisturbed. Medium tan liner has heavy staining, damage on the edge, medium wear, with all tongues present, but dry, no drawstring, and a partially visible size stamp. The name and rank of “Flg. Hebel” (“Flg.” meaning “Flieger”,or the lowest Luftwaffe enlisted rank) is written in ink on the left liner side. Original late chinstrap with steel fittings is present with heavy wear and is dry, but intact. A very desirable untouched helmet! CONDITION: Overall good. WEZ 2,000 - 3,000

1114 - GERMAN WWII WAFFEN SS BARRACKS FLAG. Waffen SS barracks measuring 28” by 44”, double-sided, and with a attachment cord sewn into the side. Each half of the runes are machine-sewn individually to the cotton flag. There are 2 patched repairs approximately 1.5” by 1.5” in size machine/hand sewn. Flag is lightly soiled on the white, with a couple of tiny holes. CONDITION: Overall very good to excellent. 2,000 - 4,000

1115 - US CIVIL WAR TIFFANY PRESENTATION SILVER GRIP M1850 STAFF AND FIELD SWORD PRESENTED TO BREVET BRIGADIER GENERAL THOMAS P. WILSON WITH APPOINTMENTS. Blade Length: 32” Overall Length: 38 - 1/2” Sword has pommel cap with crouching eagle, silver grip, standard configuration foliate openwork guard with floating “US” and scroll quillon finial disk. Blade etched on both sides with short panel at bottom, long section above, both with sinuous, flamelike ends to the frosted ground. Obverse with leafy vine in bottom panel. Upper panel with foliate scrolls entwining a US shield, leading up to a panoply of arms with cannon, cannonballs, swords, pikes and flags under a foliate arch, with leafy vine terminating the panel. Reverse with impressed Collins & Co. blade maker stamp on ricasso, “Tiffany & Co. New-York” etched addressed above, with leafy vine at top; upper section with foliate scrolls followed by “US” with lyre-shaped motifs above and below, crossed arrows on sword, and leafy vine at top. Scabbard is bright steel. Mounts with incised foliate designs, ring bands in relief, drag with incised “US” and drag with applied foliate drag with raised “US” at bottom center. Reverse of upper mount engraved, “Presented / to / Thomas P. Wilson / by his / New York / friends.” Promoted from Private to Commissary Sergeant in the 4th Minnesota in 1861, Wilson was made 1st Lieutenant and Regimental Quartermaster, 11th Louisiana Vols. African Descent (49th USCT) April 1863, and in April 1864, Captain and A.Q.M. US Vols. He served as Chief Quartermaster 16th and 17th Army Corps, with several other staff assignments as Chief Quartermaster, mustering out in 1866 with brevet to Major, US Vols, “for meritorious service during the war.” Active campaigning included the battles of Iuka and Corinth, Grant’s central Mississippi Campaign, the Yazoo Pass Expedition, Siege of Vicksburg, Milliken’s Bend, and other engagements. He was in charge of the Army of Tennessee Field Hospitals July-September 1864, then served in the Siege of Atlanta, March to the Sea, Campaign of the Carolinas, with further service in the deep south and in the west. Accompanied by his framed, color Civil War service escutcheon, Andrew Johnson 1866 commission as brevet Major, 1887 and 1889 Minnesota commissions as Quartermaster General with the rank Brigadier General, and period cabinet card photograph in Brigadier General’s uniform. CONDITION: Very good. Hilt and scabbard mounts show loss of gilt finish, but pleasant mellow toning. Scabbard is bright steel. Blade is bright with etched motifs visible throughout, with no age spotting, and good edge and point. 5,000 - 10,000

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1116 - US CIVIL WAR PRESENTATION CAVALRY OFFICER’S SABER, 3RD R.I. CAV., EX-THILLMANN, COVER PHOTO! Blade Length: 34” Overall Length: 40” This handsome, high-grade, cavalry officer’s saber is pictured on the cover of Thillmann’s classic and essential “Civil War Cavalry & Artillery Sabers,” again on pg. 40 in the color section, and discussed at length on pgs. 456-457. The gilt brass hilt with scrolling branches is deeply cast, chased, and engraved with foliate motifs. The grip is silver with silver wire binding impressed to imitate three twisted strands. The reverse ricasso bears the manufacturer’s stamp, “W. / Clauberg / [standing knight] / Solingen,” with the obverse retailer etched in a shield panel, “TOMES, SON / & MELVAIN / NEW-YORK.” The central portion of the blade has 14” gold-washed etched panels on either side, with “IRON PROOF” and leafy vine on the spine. The reverse features a stand of arms and flags, with flowing US banner, American eagle with raised wings and, E Pluribus Unum ribbon scroll overhead, and a foliate script “US” at top, all mixed with foliate scrolls. The obverse uses a stand of arms and flags at bottom with prominent US-marked knapsack and a short foliate scroll at top, with the center prominently displaying in Old English letters amid scrolling flourishes the motto: “Deeds not Words.” The scabbard is silver plated steel fitted with deeply cast and chased ring mounts showing on the obverse an eagle superimposed on slanting, draped flags visible to either side. The drag is 7” long with incised foliate motifs, chased at the upper end, bearing a wavy blade, and engraved on the reverse: “Presented To / Oderly Sergt. / THOS. MANCHESTER / BY Troop G 3d RI Cavalry” Manchester had a very good record, serving in the 1st RI Infantry in 1861, the 1st RI Cavalry 1861-1863, and the 3rdt RI Cavalry from March 1864. The saber may represent a parting gift when he obtained an August 1864 Lieutenant’s commission in the 97th USCT, rising to Captain in September 1865 before mustering out with the regiment in April 1866. CONDITION: Excellent. Some minor handling wear to gilt finish on hilt and blade. One small ding lower scabbard. Spearpoint of one flag pole on upper ring mount missing. Blade is bright and etched motifs vivid. 4,000 - 8,000 1117 - IMPRESSIVE TOMES, SON & MELVAIN M1850 STAFF AND FIELD PRESENTATION SWORD PRESENTED TO CAPTAIN J.J. BEAHR, SHERMAN GUARDS Blade Length: 33” Overall Length: 39” An ornate, very high-grade silver-gripped April 1864 inscribed presentation sword with deeply cast and chased gilt brass figural hilt and scabbard mounts, gold-washed and bright-etched blade, complete with chain sword slings and gold sword knot. A Model 1850 Staff and Field sword by Tomes, Son & Melvain with silver grip and the pommel cap set with one large and sixteen small cabochon garnets, the openwork guard showing oak leaves, acorns, and a foliate “US,” with an eagle-head quillon. Maker address on gold washed panel obverse ricasso; “IRON PROOF” in gold panel on spine; both sides of the blade with central arabesque gilt panel: obverse with spread-winged US eagle and foliate scrolls; reverse with foliate US. Scabbard body is a pleasing plum brown with cast and chased figural ring mounts with applied eagle in wreath at top; wreath enclosing bible, sword hilts and eagle’s head at middle; soldier standing at parade rest against US flags on drag. Upper mount inscribed: “Compliments of / ‘Sherman Guards’ / to Capt, J.J. Beahr / Co G. 1st Regt. E.M. / Memphis Tenn Apl 1864.” The Enrolled Militia were home guard units of loyal citizens organized under the state militia law by General Hurlbut in the District of Memphis in September 1863, with commissions issued to elected officers. The Sherman Guards were formally organized in December 1863, when Jacob J. Beahr was elected First Lieutenant. By January he was Captain. These units were to act as armed police in protecting property, suppressing crime, violence and irregular warfare, and were subject to call up for guard duty, military service, etc. Beginning in March and April 1864 they saw increased activity, freeing up regular troops for the Spring campaign, with the Memphis companies also called out during Forrest’s August 1864 raid on the city. A March 1864 newspaper clipping makes specific reference to Beahr and the company being addressed by Sherman. CONDITION: About excellent. Blade bright with vivid etching, good edge and point. Chip to central stone on pommel cap. Mild rubbing to gilt scabbard mounts. Chain hangers and gold bullion sword knot excellent. 4,000 - 8,000 1118 - US WWI PRESENTATION MODEL 1918 TRENCH KNIFE. Blade Length: 6 - 5/8” Overall Length: 11 - 1/2” A stunning example of a World War I Model 1918 Trench Knife. Steel blade with etched Damascus pattern exhibits a pleasing patina and scattered areas that show light oxidation. The blade is marked by Au Lion on the obverse ricasso with their trademark lion logo. Brass handle is in standard M1918 configuration but is adorned with scrolled laurel leaves which surround an escutcheon on each side. The obverse escutcheon is marked “U.S / 1918” and the reverse escutcheon is blank. The handle exhibits a pleasing patina. The knife is complete with its original scabbard that retains generous amounts of its blued finish with scattered oxidation. Both prongs are still attached. These Presentation Grade Au Lion knives are quite scarce and it is believed that there are only five known to exist. They are said to have been presented to the US inspectors that approved the production of the Au Lion made Model 1918 trench knives. CONDITION: Good. 8,000 - 12,000 86

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1119 - US CIVIL WAR PRESENTATION GRADE M1860 CAVALRY SABER WITH DAMASCUS BLADE, EX THILLMANN. Blade Length: 34 - 1/2” Overall Length: 40 - 1/2” Presentation grade Model 1860 cavalry saber that features a Damascus blade marked “W. CLAUBERG / SOLINGEN” with the firm’s knight logo. Spine is marked “IRON PROOF”. The blade remains bright with scattered blemishes throughout its length, which do not detract from the beautiful gold washed panels at the center of the blade on each side. The obverse features a spread winged federal eagle and the reverse features the letters “U.S.” flanked by foliate scrolls and “WE NEVER SURRENDER”. Cast brass hilt with nice amounts of original gilding that exhibit a pleasing patina. The grip features unshucked corn design that compliments the foliate motifs on the knucklebow and pommel. Complete with its nickeled scabbard that features acorn and oak leaf decorated mounts. The scabbard exhibits a pleasing patina with scattered scuffs in the finish throughout its length. Mounts exhibit matching patina to hilt. The sword comes with a signed letter from John Thillmann which states the sword was once part of his personal collection. CONDITION: Very good. 2,000 - 4,000

1120 - US CIVIL WAR PRESENTATION GRADE “UNION FOR EVER” M1860 CAVALRY SABER, EX-THILLMANN. Blade Length: 35” Overall Length: 40 - 1/2” An excellent example of a presentation grade Model 1860 cavalry saber that features a bright blade marked “W. CLAUBERG / SOLINGEN” with the firm’s knight logo. Spine is marked “IRON PROOF”. The blade remains bright with scattered blemishes throughout its length, which do not detract from the beautiful gold washed panels on each side. The obverse features the words “Union for ever” and the reverse features a spread winged federal eagle, each are flanked by foliate scrolls and a panoply of arms. The hilt features typical high-grade three branch fancy relief cast guard with quality chasing and engraving. Sea serpent like head at knucklebow terminus with pommel underside. Grip is spiral silver with gilt brass wire wrap. The hilt exhibits a light patina throughout with nice gilding. Scabbard is steel with relief cast brass mounts and gilt bands with elaborate drag. There are a few light dents toward the drag. The scabbard exhibits a pleasing ight patina. CONDITION: Very good. The sword comes with a file containing print outs including a letter from John H. Thillmann explaining that this sword was once part of his collection. 2,000 - 4,000

1121 - US M1850 PRESENTATION GRADE STAFF AND FIELD OFFICER’S SWORD PRESENTED TO 1ST SRGT BROWNING. Blade Length: 32 - 1/2” Overall Length: 38” US M1850 Staff and Field Officer’s Sword by Horstman & Sons of Philadelphia with their stamp on the obverse ricasso of the blade and on raised scroll on reverse scabbard throat. Relatively early presentation of a sword adopted only in 1850 and prescribed in the 1851 regulations. Standard configuration with brass hilt, openwork foliate guard with floating “US,” rayskin grip and wire binding in place. Blade with good edge and point, fully visible etching on both sides with two, tall vine-entwined trophies of arms followed by foliate scrolls on a frosted ground. Scabbard bears engraved presentation in cursive, script, and block lettering: “Presented to / 1st Sergt. F. Browning by the Officers, non. Com. Offrs. & Privates of / Co. F 3d Rt. GERMAN HUSSARS as a token of Friendship & Respect / New York April 1852,” along with a committee of seven named on opposite side. Browning’s full name is given as “John F. Browning” in a reference to the presentation in the NY Times April 30, 1852, along with a presentation made to their Captain. See CMH Journal 10.4 (Winter 1954) and uniform Plate 154 for a summary unit history and uniform details. Organized in 1847 from six independent companies and composed largely of German immigrants, the 3rd Regiment (Hussars) NYSM adopted an elaborate gold and yellow trimmed blue hussar-style uniform. The men supplied their own horses, which were not always the best groomed or trained, but by its Spring 1855 parade the unit had expanded to 10 troops, with the men wearing shakos with US dragoon style helmet plates. They held their last parade in 1879 and dissolved in 1880. This was not a regulation sword for a regular army enlisted man, but appropriate as an ornate, robust saber for a mounted militiaman. CONDITION: Excellent. Good edge and point. Frosting softened in some places, but blade etching fully visible. Scabbard with no dents, mounts in place and body bright rather than blued, likely in keeping with other swords in the unit. 2,000 - 5,000

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1122 - US CIVIL WAR PRESENTATION GRADE EMERSON & SILVER NON REGULATION MODEL OF 1847 OFFICER’S SWORD PRESENTED TO CAPTAIN WILLIAM NIPPINS, 4TH AND 34TH NEW JERSEY INFANTRY. Blade Length: 32” Overall Length: 39” A fine example of a Civil War non-regulation Model of 1847 Officer’s sword that was presented to Captain William Nippins. The presentation is located on the grip and reads “PRESENTED / To Capt / Wm Nippins / By The Members of Co. D. / 34th Reg. N.J. Vols.”. William Nippins mustered into service on 27 April 1861 to the 4th New Jersey Volunteer Infantry and became Captain on 17 August 1861. Nippins is listed as wounded on the 4th New Jersey’s 2nd Bull Run after action report dated 30 August 1862. In September 1863, he reenlisted into the 34th New Jersey as a Captain and commander of Company D until the end of the war. He died at home of illness in Mount Holly, New Jersey in November 1865. His sword is handsome and features a bright blade decorated with foliate and patriotic motifs. The obverse blade features a Zouave and reverse side features the etched phrase “ONE and INSEPARABLE”. Reverse ricasso features the etched maker mark “EMERSON / & / SILVER / TRENTON / N.J.”. The blade is bright with scattered light freckling and unmolested etched panels. Spine is marked “Iron Proof”. The guard features open scroll work with large federal eagle perched on a shield and flanked by flags. Heavily engraved pommel with acorns and oak leaves with eagle cap. The grip is entirely of silver and features a fighting Zouave on the obverse side. The sword is complete with its scabbard that features ornately engraved mounts. Throat is marked “US” on each side. The mounts retain their muted gilded finish. Scabbard body retains its brown finish with scattered freckling and blemishes. CONDITION: Very good. 2,000 - 4,000 1123 - (M) M2 BROWNING .50 BMG SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE Manufacturer: Colt Model: M2 Serial No. 23234 Caliber/Bore: .50 BMG Barrel Length: 45” FFL Status: Modern Assembled from parts into a semi-automatic rifle, this is a very nice presenting example very closing matching the appearance of a M2 Browning .50 caliber. It includes a contemporary lightweight tripod (wonderfully portable), pintle, traverse and elevation mechanism, and headspace and timing gauge. There is also an Israeli vehicle mount cradle, and robust hard composite transit case included with this lot. This gun fires from a closed bolt, and has pantographic markings on right side indicating Colt, but the actual manufacturer appears to be “Dan Delong”. It is pretty clear from examination that this gun was assembled from some parts which had light pitting, exclusive of the sideplates, and backplate hardware. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent dark matte blue refinish upon remanufacture with some light pitting visible under the refinish on the trunnion, top cover, bottom plate and rear plate the rear sight is attached to. Bore has strong rifling with firing residue. Bolt face extremely fine and professionally marked “Dan Delong”. Mechanism requires typical effort to withdraw bolt to the rear. Tripod and cradle have near excellent black enamel finish. This is quite an attractive ensemble for the person who wants an M2 Browning without the high cost of being an NFA item. This gun will transfer as a semi-automatic modern rifle. JWK 2026-05-051. 10,000 - 18,000

1124 - (M) PRE-BAN IMI MODEL 332 GALIL ARM .308 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH BOX. Manufacturer: IMI Model: 332 Serial No. AAL-2078780 Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: Modern Manufactured in Israel by Israeli Military Industries and imported by Action Arms of Philadelphia as a semi-automatic variant of venerable GALIL battle rifle used by the IDF since the 1950s. The phosphate finished pencil barrel has a perforated flash hider and bayonet lug. Hooded post front sight and 2-leaf aperture rear with fold up semi-buckhorn. Black finished milled receiver with Kalashnikov based action. Furniture includes a folding bipod, ribbed 2-piece wood handguard, carry handle, smooth polymer bipod, and side folding Skelton stock. Rifle is accompanied by 4 total magazines, 3 of which retain their Action Arms plastic bags, as well as the matching factory box. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the original finishes are retained with some finish nicks on the right side of the receiver and scattered handling marks. Crisp, mirror bore. Fine mechanics. 6,000 - 12,000 88

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1125 - (M) HK 94 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE, SERIAL NUMBER 010. Manufacturer: HK Model: 94 Serial No. 10 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 16” FFL Status: Modern

Circa 1983 per ID date code on top of receiver along with “HK 94 010” a German nitro proof, and Ulm antler proof. Diopter drum rear sight, protected post front sight, slim forearm, 0/1 pack without any internals, and A2 fixed stock. Right side of magazine well with “Made in Germany / HK Inc. / ARl. Va. 22201” import marking. CONDITION: Good, with some handling marks to receiver, heavier at scope mounting points, where it appears that a claw mount was installed. Other normal scattered handling marks such as silver line between selector positions. Mechanically fine, bore very good with strong rifling and some carbon buildup. A scarce opportunity to acquire a low serial number, and trigger packs are easy to source. 10,000 - 20,000

1126 - (M) TIPPMANN ARMORY 9MM GATLING GUN ON CARRIAGE. Manufacturer: Tippmann Model: Gatling Gun Serial No. 1133 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 10” FFL Status: Modern These popular contemporary production Gatling guns blend historic tradition with modern performance. It features a rotating blued 8 barrel cluster and crank powered mechanism. Accepts Glock pattern magazines, one of which is included. Bead front sight and elevation adjustable bullseye rear. Gun is mounted to its original rubber tired field carriage with elevation adjustable swiveling base. CONDITION: Excellent with some mild wear. Good bores. 5,000 - 8,000

1127 - (M) HIGHLY DESIRABLE SWISS SIG SG 550-1 SNIPER SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH CASE AND ACCESSORIES. Manufacturer: SIG Model: SG 550-1 Sniper Serial No. 130029 Caliber/Bore: 5.56x45mm Barrel Length: 25” FFL Status: Modern

Designed in the late 1980s at the request of elite Swiss police, the 550-1 Sniper is constructed with extreme precision based on the proven 550 (Stgw 90) action. Very few, likely less than 100, have been imported into the United States, this example import marked “CCF / RICHOMD VA”. It features a target crowned matte finished 1-10 twist barrel and adjustable gas system. Matte gray enamel paint finished stamped construction upper and lower receivers. Upper currently has a Burris XTR-156 1.5-6X scope. Furniture includes a black molded polymer forend, pebble textured sniper pistol grip with adjustable hand rest, and green polymer skeleton butt stock with ribbed rubber pad. An additional ribbed green polymer pistol grip, 2 folding bipods, and an olive sling are also included but are not currently mounted to the rifle. Matching numbers observed on upper, lower, and bolt. 8 total transparent magazines are included. Rifle is accompanied by a factory hard sided SIG case numbered to rifle “130067”, cleaning kit, vintage SIG shooting hat, and a period Sig-Sauer T-shirt. CONDITION: Excellent. Barrel retains nearly all of its phosphate finish with some mild wear. Paint finish is also almost entirely intact with a small area of loss to the rear of the ejection port. Furniture is excellent with some mild handling marks. Stock pin is a replacement and does not fold correctly. Crisp, bright bore. Fine mechanics. Clear optics. Case and accessories are very good, showing expected age. 12,000 - 18,000

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1128 - (M) RARE PRE-BAN SWISS SIG PE57 7.5MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: SIG Model: PE57 Serial No. PE3358 Caliber/Bore: 7.5x55mm Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Modern

The PE57 or Privat Einzelfeuer rifle is a factory semi-automatic civilian variant of the roller-delayed Stgw. 57 battle rifle manufactured by SIG in Switzerland. These were the only 7.5x55mm civilian variants produced of the Stgw. 57 and are compatible with many standard issue components. Just 5,000 were made with very few imported into the United States in the early 1980s. It features a Swiss proofed barrel with perforated grenade launcher muzzle device and blued perforated heat shield. Flip up protected blade front sight and adjustable aperture rear. Receiver is matte finished with Swiss cross and shield device as well as SIGARMS import marking. Furniture includes a folding bipod, rubber handguard, folding carry handle, serrated polymer pistol grip, and “82” dated rubber stock. Matching numbers observed throughout. This example is accompanied by 2 24-round magazines, a treibpatronen grenade launching magazine with bolt lock, leather sling, and the original matching numbered Styrofoam box. CONDITION: Excellent overall with some light wear and handling. Mirror bore. Fine mechanics. Box shows storage wear and some exterior soiling. An excellent example of a very scarce and highly desirable Swiss rifle. 12,000 - 18,000

1129 - (C) EARLY AND RARE MARS SPANISH CETME SPORTER SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: Spain Model: Sporter Serial No. S-02728 Caliber/Bore: 7.62x51mm Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

These were the first and only true Spanish CETME rifles imported into the US with just 1254 semi-automatic CETME-Cs brought in by MARS Equipment Corp of Chicago between 1966 and 1971. Phosphate finished barrel with original flash hider. Hooded post front sight and 4 position rotating rear sight. Phosphate finished stamped construction receiver with original scope mounting blocks and semi-automatic trigger pack. Furniture includes a hardwood ventilated handguard with finger groove, black composition pistol grip, and hardwood stock with correct “CETME” waffle recoil pad. Includes 1 surplus steel magazine. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the original matte gray finish is retained throughout with light handling. Stocks are likewise fine. Crisp, mirror bore. Fine mechanics. 5,000 - 10,000

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1130 - (M) BARRETT MRAD BOLT ACTION PRECISION SNIPER RIFLE IN .300 WIN MAG. Manufacturer: Barrett Model: MRAD Serial No. AJ002166 Caliber/Bore: .300 Win Mag Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Modern The Barret MRAD or Multi-Role Adaptive Design is fielded worldwide in sniper roles, including by the US Army as the MK 22. Gun currently has a quick detach matte black finished 1-10 twist barrel in .300 Win Mag with 2 chamber brake. An additional similarly appointed barrel in .300 Norma Mag with corresponding bolt head and Barrett carry case is also included. Desert tan finished monolithic rail system finished mounted with a heavy scope mount. Furniture includes a Magpul pistol grip and factory side folding stock with adjustable cheek piece and recoil pad. CONDITION: Very good. Factory finishes show some scuffing and wear, specially along the high edges. Very good, bright bore. .300 Norma Mag barrel is also excellent. Fine mechanics. 4,000 - 6,000

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1131 - (M) BARRETT M107A1 .50 BMG SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH LEUPOLD MARK 5HD GLASS. Manufacturer: Barrett Model: M107A1 Serial No. AE006178 Caliber/Bore: .50 BMG Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: Modern

FDE finish with Barrett 4 chamber muzzle brake that also functions as an attachment point for the Barrett QDL suppressor, folding sheet metal bipod, integral front sight in rail, folding ladder adjustable rear sight, monopod rear with cheekpiece, and a a Leupold Mark 5HD 7-35x56 scope with center dot reticle (TMR?) in Spuhr mounts. With 3 spare magazines, one FDE and two black. CONDITION: Excellent, with some scattered marks from handling and range use, including some verdigris buildup around the muzzle brake. Mechanically fine, bore excellent with strong rifling and some mild firing residue throughout. Glass is clear and throws smoothly. 8,000 - 12,000

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1132 - (M) VERY RARE U.S. NAVY G. MCMILLAN REMINGTON MODEL 700 LONG RANGE .300 WIN MAG RIFLE AWARDED AS A TROPHY RIFLE. Manufacturer: Remington Model: 700 Serial No. 187796 Caliber/Bore: .300 Winchester Magnum Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Modern Gale McMillan formed G. McMillan & Co. to produce precision rifles largely for military contracts and competition, having already been a pioneer in fiberglass marksmen stock production since 1973. According to correspondence with McMillan’s son Kelly, the company produced sniper rifles for Seal Team Six, as well as target rifles for the Navy shooting team. This very scarce example of a Navy shooting team long range magnum rifle was procured by the Navy on February 2, 1975 per an included 2002 DD1145 requisition form with Seal number “C12451”. It is constructed on a nonsleeved Remington 700 action with a heavy profile satin stainless barrel hand stamped “MCMILLAN” and “300 WIN. MAG.” at the breech. Rifle is currently mounted with its original Weaver T16X scope with duplex reticle, serial number 332970. The included “WEAPON RECORD BOOK” records this scope by serial number. Provisions for iron sights are also present. The aperture front sight with level and spare apertures, as well as the Redfield Palma rear sight, are included. Rifle is bedded in a heavy black painted fiberglass target stock with alloy accessory rail, adjustable comb, and adjustable butt pad. A handstop labeled “USN” on the underside in marker is also included. Rifle and accessories are housed in period aluminum transit case with the matching serial number stenciled on. The record book first records this rifle as zeroed on 3/24/87 with additional entries for adjustments and various 600 yard and 1000 yard competitions through August of 1987. In total just 267 rounds were fired. The gun is next recorded by an included 1989 dated inspection tag, remaining in storage until 2002. Included documents record this rifle being requisitioned from the Navy facility at Crane, Indiana on October 12, 2002 for shipment from NAVSURFWARCENDIV to David Vinkler. He was awarded this rifle as a Secretary of the Navy Trophy Rifle for his First Individual Score (195-6) at the 2002 Wimbledon Cup 1000 yard match. According to the consignor only 2 such McMillan Long Range rifle sets of the 10 made have been awarded as Trophy Rifles. CONDITION: Very Good. Barrel retains the vast majority of its original finish with some scuffs. Stock paint likewise shows heavy handling in line with competition use. Mirror bore. Smooth mechanics. Glass has some spotting. Case shows transport and storage wear with a split handle. As per the consigners these handles were cut to facilitate easier use of the center latch. A fantastic, documented and nearly impossible to find early US used G. McMillan target rifle. 4,000 - 6,000 1133 - (M) ACCURACY INTERNATIONAL ARCTIC WARFARE BOLT ACTION RIFLE IN .300 WIN MAG Manufacturer: Accuracy International Model: Arctic Warfare Serial No. 11500 Caliber/Bore: .300 Winchester Magnum Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Modern Accuracy International Artic Warfare Bolt in .300 Winchester Magnum with fluted heavy barrel and ACI muzzle brake. Matte black finish with detachable 5 round magazine. Modular folding Accuracy International synthetic green stock with internal pillars. CONDITION: Very fine with little to no actual use evident. Brilliant bore. Mechanically excellent 2,000 - 3,000

1134 - (M) AS NEW HAENEL CR223 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Haenel Model: CR 223 Serial No. CHE001220 Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington Barrel Length: 10 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern

A high quality civilian version of the MK556 imported in very limited quantities. Manufactured in Germany in 2020. Full matte black finishes. Pistol length barrel with bird cage flash hider and gas system. Flat top upper with optic rail, a set of flip up polymer sights is included. Heavy duty lower with extended, ambidextrous controls. Furniture includes a quick detach KeyMod handguard and pebble texture pistol grip. Externally visible numbers matching. Includes 2 total magazines. Gun is housed in its factory box. CONDITION: Excellent, as new. Box has some losses. 2,000 - 3,000 92

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1135 - (M) HECKLER & KOCH P7 M8 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Heckler & Koch Model: P7 M8 Serial No. 93306 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Modern Standard features for this model, single-stack squeeze cocker, white Novak-style 3-dot combat sights, Ulm proof marks dating it to 1986. Made in West Germany, and features all steel construction, black composite grips. Comes with a factory box serialized to the gun with factory paperwork and accessories, 2 extra factory magazines and 1 unbranded magazine. Box shows minor shelf wear from storage. CONDITION: Excellent, shiny strong bore. 3,500 - 4,500

1136 - (M) HECKLER & KOCH SP-5 SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH BOX. Manufacturer: Heckler & Koch Model: SP-5 Serial No. 271-001957 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 8 - 3/4” FFL Status: Modern Circa 2019 per BK date code. Threaded trilug muzzle, post front sight, diopter drum rear sight. two position lower, paddle magazine release with additional right side button, and SB brace on Manticore Tactical endcap. Housed in original cardboard box with end label identifying this gun, and containing original endcap, box for SB brace, B&T flash hider, and sling. No magazine present, but they are easy to source. CONDITION: Excellent, NOS or equivalent, with some minor scattered handling marks. Mechanically fine, bore excellent with strong, bright rifling. 2,500 - 3,500

1137 - (M) WEST GERMAN HECKLER & KOCH SP89 SEMI-AUTOMATIC 9MM PISTOL WITH BOX. Manufacturer: Heckler & Koch Model: SP89 Serial No. 21-19794 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 4 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern Manufactured in West Germany in 1990 as a pre-ban semi-automatic pistol variant of the iconic MP5 submachine gun. Finished in standard black enamel. Recessed barrel with hooded post front sight and diopter rear sight. Stamped receiver with semi-automatic trigger pack and sling swivel end cap. The hand stop forend and thumb rest pistol grip are black polymer. Includes a 1980 dated magazine and the original shipping box. CONDITION: Excellent. Near new with only a few nominal marks. Mirror bore. Fine mechanics. 2,500 - 3,500

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1138 - (M) HK MODEL 32 SEMI-AUTOMATIC 7.62X39 MM RIFLE. Manufacturer: HK Model: 32 Serial No. A027747 Caliber/Bore: 7.62x39mm Barrel Length: 16 - 3/8” FFL Status: Modern

Heckler & Koch Model 91 converted to accept 7.62x39mm magazines, and barrel has been converted to accept 7.62x39 mm. Cocking handle, bolt and carrier, adapted vacant pistol grip assembly and one 30-round 7.62x39mm magazine is included with this lot. Bird-cage flash-hider and sights are present. Bill Fleming was one of the pre-1986 licensed manufacturers who would take an interesting idea and attempt to make it into a reality. Sometimes he manufactured things here in the United States that we could not get imported into this country. As with many of us, Bill might have an idea for a project, start it, get part-way through it, and then move on to something else. Receiver is marked on left side of magazine well, “HK 32 (serial number)” over “7.62 X 39 mm”, and on right side of magazine housing, “Made in Germany” over “HK inc” with added, “FLEMING FIREARMS Inc” over “C VILLE, OK USA” will added electropencil “Collinsville” and discernible remnants of “Arl Va” from where magazine well was cut back to accept AK-47 magazines. PROVENANCE: From the machine gun collection of noted William “Happiness is a Warm Machine Gun” Fleming. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent black refinish with some handling marks. Bore is near excellent shiny and bright. Bolt face near excellent. With the appropriate parts and effort this would be an attractive H&K rifle in 7.62x39mm! JWK 2026-05-014. 3,000 - 6,000

1139 - (M) SWISS SIG SAUER PE90P 5.56X45MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: SIG Model: PE90P Serial No. PE90P414 Caliber/Bore: 5.56x45mm Barrel Length: 19” FFL Status: Modern Manufactured in 2024 in Switzerland and imported by SAN Imports, the PE90P or Privat Einzelfeuer 1990 is a factory semi-automatic variant of the standard issue Swiss Stgw. 90 / 550 series assault rifle. Fitted with a 20” matte gray barrel with bird cage flash hider. Hooded blade front sight and diopter rear. Gray enamel finished stamped receivers with Swiss cross and shield on the top. Externally visible numbers matching. Furniture includes an olive ribbed handguard with folding bipod, ribbed pistol grip, and side folding skeleton stock with rubber pad. No magazine present. CONDITION: Excellent, as new, with some light handling marks. Mirror bore. Fine mechanics. 3,000 - 5,000

1140 - (M) LOT OF 2: HECKLER & KOCH 70TH ANNIVERSARY MR556A1 RIFLE AND HK45 PISTOL CASED SET. Manufacturer: (BOTH) Heckler & Koch Model: (A) MR556 (B) HK45 Serial No. (A) 241-312693 (B) HKU-046604 Caliber/Bore: (A) 5.56x45mm (B) .45 ACP Barrel Length: (A) 16 - 1/2” (B) 4 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern Manufactured as part of limited run of just 70 sets in 2019 to celebrate HK’s 70th anniversary, both guns finished in battle worn red and black coatings and emblazoned with commemorative 70th anniversary roundels. Gun (A) is otherwise standard production MR556A1. Matte gray finished barrel with bird cage flash hider. Flat top upper and KeyMod hangaurd with full length optic mounting rail. A set of Troy Industries flip up iron sights are included but are not mounted. Other furniture includes a pebble textured pistol grip and telescoping stock. Includes 3 total steel HK mags. CONDITION: Excellent with light handling. Crisp, bright bore. Fine mechanics. Gun (B) HK45 with 3-dot night sights, forward accessory rail, and pebble textured polymer frame. Includes 5 total magazines. Guns are housed in their factory fitted hard sided case with manuals, tools, and a matching finished HK pocket knife. CONDITION: Excellent with an area of wear on the left rear of the slide. Crisp, bright bore. Fine mechanics. 3,000 - 5,000

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1141 - (M) PRE-BAN FNH .308 MATCH FAL SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: FN Herstal Model: FAL Serial No. 2502681 Caliber/Bore: 7.62X51 Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: Modern Manufactured in Belgium and imported prior to the 1989 ban by Steyr. Black enamel finished pencil barrel with Fabrian Bros muzzle stabilizer. Protected post front sight and elevation adjustable aperture rear. Type III milled receiver marked “.308 MATCH”. Furniture includes a ventilated fiberglass handguard, folding carry handle, polymer pistol grip, and fixed stock with rubber pad. Accepts metric pattern magazines. 3 20-round and 2 30-round magazines are included along with a loading tool. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the original finishes are retained with light wear. Very fine bright bore with crisp, well defined rifling. Magazines rate very good to excellent, some in preservative grease. 2,500 - 4,500

1142 - (M) PRE-BAN HECKLER & KOCH HK91 .308 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH BOX. Manufacturer: Heckler & Koch Model: HK91 Serial No. A045668 Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: Modern Manufactured in 1981 in Germany. Matte black enamel finish. Pencil barrel with cage flash hider. Hooded post front sight and diopter rear. Stamped construction receiver with semi-automatic trigger pack. Black polymer forend, pistol grip, and fixed position stock. Includes 2 steel 20-round magazines and the original shipping box. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the original enamel finish is retained with some mild wear and use evident. Some scuffing present from a clamp scope mount, now no longer present. Magazine well also shows some wear with scattered marks throughout the rifle. Furniture is excellent. Crisp, mirror bore. Fine mechanics. 2,500 - 3,500 1143 - (M) PRE-BAN VALMET M76W .223 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: Valmet Model: 76 Serial No. 160009 Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: Modern Among the first Kalashnikov pattern rifles imported into the US, this M76 is a semi-automatic variation of the Finnish RK-62 assault rifle. This classic example features full gray phosphate finish, stamped construction, 2-prong bayonet lug flash hider, hooded post front sight with flip up night sight, 300 meter adjustable aperture rear, checkered polymer hand guard, polymer pistol grip, and wood stock with plastic Valmet butt plate. Stock is affixed with a large 1989 ATF evidence label sticker. No magazine present. CONDITION: Excellent with handling marks throughout. Excellent mirror bore. Fine mechanics. 2,000 - 3,000

1144 - (M) FABRIQUE NATIONALE FNC SEMI-AUTOMATIC CARBINE. Manufacturer: FN Herstal Model: FNC Serial No. FN019330 Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington Barrel Length: 16 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern The FNC was developed in Belgium by FN Herstal, developed circa 1974-1976 as a competitor to the ubiquitous M16, using the unsuccessful CAL as a jumping off point. This example is marked on left side of the receiver with “FABRIQUE NATIONALE HERSTAL / MADE IN BELGIUM / STEYR SECAUCUS NJ / GUN SOUTH. INC. BIRMINGHAM, AL.” with caliber marking to rear. Left side of frame with “S / 1” fire control markings. Sidefolding paratrooper wire stock. 2 position aperture rear sight with marks for 250 and 400 meters, front sight is an elevation adjustable post. Flip up grenade sight. Distinct polymer handguard and 12 port flash hider. Sling swivel mounted on barrel. Cleaning kit with pull through and multiple heads present in pistol grip. D&H Industries 10 round magazine. CONDITION: Overall excellent, with some minor handling marks and superficial surface scratches. Some silvering to sharp edges. There are some casting flaws at the rear of the lower receiver, but finish appears to be original. Mechanically fine, bore excellent, bright and shiny, with strong rifling. 2,000 - 3,000

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1145 - (M) LMT LM308MWS SHARPSHOOTER .308 WINCHESTER SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: LMT Model: LM308MWS Serial No. LMS20446 Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester Barrel Length: 16” FFL Status: Modern

LMT Reference Rifle, designed to replicate the L129A1 provided to the UK DOD. Surefire SF3P flash hider, tan LMT rail covers, retractable bipod on Americna Defense Manufacturing mount point, flip-up BUIS, Primary Arms PLX Compact 1-8x24 FFP scope with ACSS Griffin reticle in a Vortex Cantilever mount, FDE pistol grip, and FDE LMT buttstock. Gen 3 Magpul magazine. CONDITION: Excellent, with some minor scattered handling marks and evidence of range use, such as brassing to deflector. Mechanically fine, bore excellent with strong rifling, glass is clear and throws smoothly. 2,000 - 4,000

1146 - (M) SCARCE PRE-BAN COLT AR-15A2 MATCH DELTA HBAR SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH CASE AND ACCESSORIES. Manufacturer: Colt Model: AR-15A2 Serial No. SP231484 Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: Modern

Per the included factory letter this rifle was sent in a shipment of 4 like guns on April 29, 1988 to RSR Wholesale Guns South of Orlando, Florida. Gun was shipped in highly desirable Delta HBAR configuration with factory mounted TASCO rubber armored 3-9x scope on Colt branded ARMS carry handle mount Matte finished heavy barrel marked “C MP 5.56 NATO 1/7 HBAR” with bird cage flash hider. Protected post front sight on a triangular base with bayonet lug. A2 carry handle upper with adjustable aperture rear sight. Furniture includes a ribbed handguard, checkered A2 pistol grip with Delta logo medallions, and fixed stock with trap butt plate and Colt branded cheek riser. Gun is accompanied by 2 total 20-round Colt magazines, Colt branded black leather sling, cleaning tools, factory paperwork, and factory furnished aluminum case with matching end label. CONDITION: Excellent as new with light handling. Fine bore and mechanics. Clear optics. A very nice example of a scarce and desirable custom shop Colt AR-15. 2,000 - 3,000

1147 - (C) BERLIN-LUBECKER DUV 41 CODE K98 BOLT ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Berliner-Lubecker Model: K98 Serial No. 1193i Caliber/Bore: 8mm Mauser Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

With “(Eagle) / 214” Waffenampt inspections. Laminated oil finished wood stocks with Eagle proofs. Finely polished early war blue finish with correct leather K98 sling. All matching numbers. CONDITION: Very fine with over 97% finish. Bright crisp bore. Stocks are very fine with some very light period of use impressions. Mechanically excellent. Leather sling remains supple. 1,500 - 2,500

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1148 - (C) DUV 44 CODE BERLINERLUBECKER G43 SEMI AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH SCOPE. Manufacturer: Berlin-Lubecker Model: G43 Serial No. 6056c Caliber/Bore: 8mm Mauser Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured 1944 by Berliner-Lubecker also known as “BLM” and identified by the German manufacture code “duv44”. Laminated wood stock and laminated handguard. Bright metal cup butt plate with trap for spare parts and cleaning components. Receiver with loading clip slot guide. Threaded muzzle with thread protector. Mounted with documented authentic ZF4 4 power scope, serial number 2316, with ZF4 scope mount, serial number 5440, all in veteran bring back fine condition. The G43 was immensely successful semi automatic rifle that rivaled the US M1 Garand in the European theatre. Cast and milled receiver with extensive use of stamped metal parts. Hooded and ramped front sight assembly and slide adjustable military rear sight. Marked on left side of receiver “G.43 duv 44” with Eagle inspection waffenamt 214. Rifle is further accompanied by an original November 1944 printed German soldiers instruction manual for the use and operation of the K43 and use of the ZF4 scope. This manual #D1865/2 was to be stored in the butt of the rifle in the oversized trap. The November 44 printed version of this manual is never seen and is illustrated on pg. 173 of “Hitler’s Garands” by Darrin Weaver. Also included is the correct spare parts kit wrapped in its period kraft paper that includes, spare firing pin, spare striker, spare extractor with spring and retainer. A letter of authenticity is include by the author of Hitler’s Garand confirming the authenticity of the scope and mount dated Feb 2016. CONDITION: Very fine with metal retaining over 97% blue finish. Laminated stocks are outstanding with with some very light period of use impressions. The bore is bright and sharp. The scope is excellent with over 97% blue finish. The adjustments knobs operate properly. The mount is very fine with little use evident. The optics are cloudy. Scope does have the scope cover and wooden plug and the leather retaining strap is separated. Rifle is mechanically excellent. This is one the finest examples. 8,000 - 12,500

1149 - (C) WWII BERLIN-LUBECKER GEWHR 43 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: Berlin-Lubecker Model: G43 Serial No. 31F Caliber/Bore: 8mm Mauser Barrel Length: 22” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured 1944 by Berlin-Lubecker (duv code). 8x57 Mauser with stripper clip loading guide at top. Laminated walnut stock with cup buttpate with trap for tools and manual. Scarce Durofol handguard that was only used on the Lubecker manufactured rifles. Durofol was a commercial produced wood resin material that the German military industry believed was superior to steel in some cases. GCD marked 10 round magazine with WaAB92 waffenampt on left side. CONDITION: Very fine with excellent bright bore. All matching serial numbers. Excellent stock and very fine Durofol handguard. Crisp markings and legends and mechanically excellent. 3,500 - 5,500

1150 - (C) STEYR BNZ 43 CODE K98 8MM MAUSER BOLT ACTION RIFLE (1945) Manufacturer: BNZ / Steyr Model: K98 Serial No. 4498 Caliber/Bore: 8mm Mauser Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured 1945 by Steyr using the German code bnz45 with blond laminated wood stock. Blue finished steel with bright finished cup butt plate. Mounted with WW2 brown leather sling. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine with over 90% blue finish, Brilliant bright bore. All matching serial numbers and no import markings. Stocks are very fine with some light added finish. Mechanically excellent. Leather sling is very fine and remains supple. 1,250 - 1,850

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1151 - (C) BRUNN DOT 1942 CODE G.33/40 BOLT ACTION MOUNTAIN CARBINE Manufacturer: Brunn Model: G33/40 Serial No. 8918 Caliber/Bore: 8mm Mauser Barrel Length: 19 - 1/2”” FFL Status: Curio & Relic WW2 German G33/40 Mountain Carbine by Brunn of Czechoslovakia with “dot42” receiver code. Laminated walnut stock with heel plate. Hooded front sight. Correct all matching serial numbers including the bolt assembly; most all examples have mismatched bolts. Mounted with correct 33/40 length leather sling. Manufactured in 1942 for mountain troop use. CONDITION: Very fine with barrel and receiver retaining over 97% finish with slight losses at edges and muzzle. Bright sharp bore. Bolt handle has toned to plum. Bolt body retains 70% blue. Trigger guard and bands retain over 50% blue with magazine floor plate toned to brown. Buttstock is very fine with period of use bruises and impressions. Handguard has been cut to rear of sight base for unknown reason but remains intact. This is an all matching Model 33/40 mountain carbine; most are not found in a matching configuration. Mechanically excellent. 2,500 - 3,500

1152 - (C) ENFIELD SHTLE NO. 1 MARK V BOLT ACTION TRIALS RIFLE. Manufacturer: Enfield Model: No. 1 Mk V Serial No. A383 Caliber/Bore: .303 British Barrel Length: 25 - 1/4” FFL Status: Antique 20,000 were produced for field trials from 1922 to 1924, with this example dated 1924. Thess updated pattern rifles feature a new aperture rear sight located at the rear of the receiver and a longer hand guard which fully encompasses the barrel, secured by an extra band. Arsenal blued finish throughout. Protected blade front sight. Full length walnut stocks with milled out stock disk and brass butt plate. CONDITION: Good. The vast majority of the arsenal blue is retained with thinning and wear. Stocks shows expected dings and nicks throughout. Very good bore with well defined rifling. Fine mechanics. 1,200 - 1,800

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1153 - (C) SA MARKED GUSTLOFF WERKE KK WEHRSPORTGEWEHR .22 LR BOLT ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Gustloff-Werke Model: KK Wehrsportgewehr Serial No. 242845 Caliber/Bore: .22 LR Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Curio & Relic The Klein Kaliber Wehrsportgewehr was introduced in the 1930s as a .22 caliber training and target rifle mimicking the full size standard issue K98. This example was manufactured by Gustloff with post-1939 eagle over “N” nitro proofs on barrel and receiver. Itis finishes in rich commercial style polished blue. Military style ramped barleycorn front sight and 200 meter graduated tangent rear. Highly figured walnut stock mounted with a bayonet lug, H style forward band, machined sling band, bolt takedown disks, and plain steel butt plate. Left side of the stock is impressed with an SA rounded which reads “SA d. NSDAP” around the SA logo. The SA or Sturmabteilung served as the armed paramilitary wing of the early National Socialist Party in Germany and later transitioned in 1939 to a training body for soldiers where this rifle would have been used. CONDITION: Very fine. Rifle retains over 95% original blue with mild high edge wear and other signs of light use. Stocks have some scattered impressions and handling marks. Excellent bore and mechanics. A wonderful example. 4,000 - 6,000

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1154 - (C) RARE LATE WAR COMMERCIAL GUSTLOFF-WERKE BCD 4 CODE K98 MAUSER BOLT ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Gustolf Werke Model: K98 Serial No. 3315 Caliber/Bore: 8mm Mauser Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Seldom seen, little is known about these wartime commercially proofed rifles although production was very limited, it is theorized that their sales may have benefited Party or SS funding and also that some may have been issued to the Volksturm in the final days of the War. Rather than waffenamt inspections, the receiver is marked with a commercial eagle “N” proof and a diamond over “U” proof, believed to be a commercial acceptance stamp. Bolt handle is likewise marked with an eagle “N” and a diamond “U”, along with the last 2 digits of the serial number. Chamber is marked with “A. 43 bcd” code and date, along with a commercial eagle “N”, broken heart proof, and “944” proof date. Farther ahead, the underside of the barrel is also marked with the serial number, “FR LANGENHAN / ZELLA-MEHLIS” and “CAL. 8X57 JS” as is seen on other known examples. Barrel is fitted with a ramped front sight without hood groove and an eagle “359” inspected tangent rear sight. Metal shows arsenal brushed blue finish. Red glue laminate stock with non-matching number stamped in the channel. Handguard is likewise non-matching. Machined mounts, the forward band appearing re-blued possibly in the period. Butt plate is cupped and marked with a “brg” code. Mounts are unnumbered, excluding the bayonet lug which does not match the rifle. No visible import markings. Includes a WWII muzzle/front sight cover and well as a reproduction leather sling. CONDITION: Very Fine. Bountiful amounts of original arsenal blue are retained throughout with some areas of fading and high edge wear, especially on the bottom metal and at the muzzle. Stocks are fine with scattered impressions and scratches. Butt plate has some added wiped on finish. Crisp, mirror bore. Fine mechanics. A very nice example of a very scarce K98 variant. 2,000 - 4,000

1155 - (C) HUNGARIAN 91/30 M52 7.62X54MMR BOLT ACTION SNIPER RIFLE. Manufacturer: Hungary Model: M52 Serial No. BC4654 Caliber/Bore: 7.62x54mmR Barrel Length: 28 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured 1953. Hungarian arsenal marked (02) Model 91/30 / 52 Mosin Nagant Sniper rifle with 1954 dated PU scope. Hungarian Arsenal 02 marked 2 piece quick detachable scope mount . 29” barrel with hooded post front sight and slide adjustable rear sight graduated to 2000 Meters. Blue finished metal with oil finished Artic Birch wood stocks with hand guard. Arsenal 02 markings found on most all parts and stocks. Matching serial numbers . No Import markings. CONDITION: Most all blue finish remains. Clear optics. Bore has strong rifling with darkness in lands and grooves. Mechanically fine. A number of these rifle are documented as being captured by US Forces in the Vietnam war and returned with capture papers. 2,250 - 3,250

1156 - (C) MAUSER BYF 44 CODE K98 BOLT ACTION RIFLE WITH AMMUNITION. Manufacturer: Mauser Model: K98 Serial No. 13449k Caliber/Bore: 8mm Mauser Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured in 1944. Finished in blue.”44” dated barrel with hooded barleycorn front sight and tangent rear. Laminate stocks with faint waffenamt on right. Fabricated mounts and a “gqm / 44” cupped butt plate. Externally visible numbers are matching. No visible import markings. Mounted with a period cross hatch pattern leather sling. Rifle is also accompanied by approximately 360 rounds of PPU 8mm ammunition. 13 15-round boxes of WWII German surplus ammunition, ands some additional loose surplus 8mm ammunition. CONDITION: Very good. Rifle retains the vast majority of its original arsenal blue. Stock has some added finish and expected scattered impressions. Very fine, crisp and bright bore. Fine mechanics. 1,500 - 2,500

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1157 - (C) RARE MAUSER G41M SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: Mauser Model: G41M Serial No. 8224 Caliber/Bore: 8mm Mauser Barrel Length: 23” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

The scarce Mauser Model G41/M semi-automatic self-loading rifle used the Bang recoil system with a external cone with a piston at the muzzle of the rifle operating the action. The system was before its time as materials were found lacking causing reliability issues and difficulty in production. The manually operated bolt action stripped a cartridge from the top loading 10 round magazine, upon firing the the action operated in a semi automatic fashion. Very precise milled steel receiver with turned blue finished barrel with Bang gas system cone at muzzle. Hooded blade front sight with slide adjustable military Mauser pattern rear sight. Top of receiver marked “G.41(M) 1942” Eagle 135 waffenampt inspections found on receiver. Serial number 8224 is found on most primary parts and rifle is all matching including gas cone assembly. Oil finished walnut stock with steel cup buttplate assembly and slotted for German leather rifle sling. The very limited production of the G41M is not known, as they were produced for only 2 years and production information destroyed at end of conflict; furthermore, a large percentage of these srifle went to the Eastern Front and never returned. CONDITION: Very fine with metal retaining over 75% blue finish with stock being excellent with some period of use bruises. Bore is bright and sharp. Mechanically excellent. The G41M is the one of the finest machined semi automatic rifles ever produced and rarely encountered today. 8,000 - 15,000

1158 - (C) VERY SCARCE US SPRINGFIELD ARMORY MODEL 1898 BOLT ACTION .22 LR GALLERY PRACTICE RIFLE. Manufacturer: Springfield Model: 1898 Gallery Practice Serial No. 477866 Caliber/Bore: .22 Long Rifle Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Curio & Relic With single shot modification to receiver with small hole drilled between the word “Springfield” and “Armory” for the extractor cam. Receiver marked at rear left side “CAL 22” Stock is standard oil finished 1898 pattern stock with no inspections or markings. Butt plate is marked at heel “K2 26”. CONDITION: Very fine with excellent bright bore. Mechanically excellent. Barrel retains 70% thinning blue finish turning brown. Receiver is a mottled blue. Stock is very good with a small carved “X” at muzzle end and some light impressions. Mechanically excellent 2,000 - 3,000

1159 - (C) HIGH CONDITION SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1903 BOLT ACTION RIFLE Manufacturer: Springfield Model: 1903 Serial No. 633006 Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic The Springfield barrel is dated 11-16. This early milled high polish blue rifle features the strong DAL for Daniel A. Leary who was promoted to inspector at Springfield in 1917 which corresponds with recorded serial number data of 1917 when this rifle was actually built and inspected. The base of wrist sports the cursive proof P in circle. The stock has the wide finger grooves and the single rear reinforcement bolt (1909-1917), a type 2 (high hump) handguard with fixture slot and sight groove (1910-1916) and sports the fully fine checkered type 4 butt plate (1910-1917). The straight bolt is type 2 used through 1917 along with the block letter case color magazine cutoff which first appears in 1915, a type 3 rear 2700 yard sight, dished with no groove which began in 1914, all milled parts and three swivels. CONDITION: Excellent. The floor plate and trigger guard retain at least 85-90% blue with high edge wear and handling marks. The barrel band still retains the majority of its bright blue. The receiver retains at least 85-90% blue showing some high edge wear with light handling. The stock is superb exhibiting only nominal impressions. Mechanically sound. The ME reading is a bit less than 2 while TE reads the same. Bore is bright. Very hard to find early Springfield. 3,000 - 4,000

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1160 - (C) CUSTOM SPRINGFIELD 1903 BOLT ACTION SPORTING CARBINE CHAMBERED IN 35 WHELEN. Manufacturer: Sedgley Model: 1903 Serial No. 927073 Caliber/Bore: .35 Whelen Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Springfield twice hardened action originally manufactured circa 1918. The blued sporting taper barrel is engraved with “R.F. SEDGLEY INC. PHILA. PA. U.S.A.” address, encircled “S” Sedgley mark, and “35 HOWE-WHELEN” caliber designation. Ramped and hooded Redfield blade front sight. Receiver mounted with Lyman sight base with filler, and includes the Lyman aperture assembly currently housed in the stock trap. Rifle currently has a gloss finished Leupold VARI-X II 2-7 scope with duplex reticle on a Griffin & Howe quick detach base. Swept bolt handle with scope contour. Jeweled bolt. Ramped magazine follower. Custom checkered walnut sporting stock with ebony nose cap, sling eyes, steel capped pistol grip, shadow line cheekpiece, and a finely checkered Nieder butt plate with tool trap. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the rich commercial blue is retained with some scattered handling marks. Stock is excellent as custom finished. Good, well defined bore with some light frosting. Fine mechanics. 2,000 - 4,000

1161 - (C) LATE WWII GERMAN STEYR “BNZ45” VOLKSSTURMKARABINER VK98 BOLT ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Steyr-Daimler-Puch Model: VK98 Serial No. 5567 Caliber/Bore: 8mm Mauser Barrel Length: 21” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Extremely scarce late war VK98 Volkssturmkarabiner by Steyr. BNZ45 dated receiver with serial number 5567 on left side of chamber. Rudimentary dovetail affixed rear sight and banded blade front sight. VK98 numbers matching bolt produced without guide rail. Cocking assembly is a parts cleanup part numbered to another gun, as is common. One piece walnut stock with no magazine floor plate access with large post pattern recoil cross bolt. Heavy gauge sheet metal trigger guard. Produced without buttplate. Slotted stock for K98 pattern sling with wire front swivel assembly. Attached is period rubber muzzle cover that is lightly crazed from age. CONDITION: Very fine with over 95% blue finish on barrel and receiver. Trigger guard remains bright unfinished metal. Bolt body has 60% thinning blue finish and cocking assembly appears to never have been blued. Bore is brilliant bright with sharp rifling. Stock is excellent with some light bruises. The VK98 has a very low survival rate due to the issue to last ditch Volksturm troops who where almost immediately overrun by Russian front line troops. 2,000 - 3,000

1162 - (C) RARE DUV CODE WALTHER GEWEHR 41 SEMI AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: Walther Model: G41 Serial No. 3452g Caliber/Bore: 8mm Mauser Barrel Length: 22” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured 1943 by Berin-Lubecker (duv code) with blue finish, laminated walnut stock, and Durfol synthetic forearm. Bang gas trap recoil system. Finely machine produced with hood blade front sight, sliding rail military rear sight. Steel cup buttplate and double rail optics mounting system. The evolution of the German semi automatic battel rifle found its high watermark with the finely machine made and precision made G41 rifle. This was also its nemesis as slow production and high cost prevented wide spread manufacture and issue. CONDITION: Very good with fine bore. Stock is very good with some added finish. Metal is very good with some added finish. Magazine, gas trap cone assembly, and receiver top cover are serial number 2291. Receiver and charging assembly bolt are serial number 3452g. Mechanically excellent. 3,500 - 5,500

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1163 - (C) U.S. SPRINGFIELD SA-52 M1C GARAND SEMI-AUTOMATIC SNIPER RIFLE. Manufacturer: Springfield Armory Model: M1 Garand Serial No. 3374028 Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Originally manufactured circa December 1944, this example falls into the known range for WWII M1C production: 3,250,00-3,790,00. As many as 19,000 receivers were drilled for scope mounting by Griffin & Howe before the end of the War, although just under 8,000 M1C rifles were actually completed. Left over receivers were plugged and used during the Korean War rebuilt process, including this example which bears a desirable 1 year “SA-52” rebuild marking. Springfield barrel is dated “3 53”. Standard post-War sights. Receiver has been redrilled and fitted with an unnumbered replica scope mount base. Rebuilt internals. Walnut stock has an “A” stamp on the pistol grip. CONDITION: Very good. Nearly all of the parkerized finishes are retained with some high edge wear. Stocks show some expected dings and nicks. Crisp, bright bore. ME just under 2. TE of 2. Fine mechanics. 3,000 - 4,000

1164 - (C) DOCUMENTED U.S. SPRINGFIELD SA-52 M1C GARAND SEMI AUTOMATIC SNIPER RIFLE Manufacturer: Springfield Armory Model: M1 Garand Serial No. 3717323 Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Originally manufactured circa March 1945, this example falls into the known range for WWII M1C production: 3,250,00-3,790,000. Rifle was rebuilt for the Korean War and is marked with the desirable 1 year “SA-52” rebuild marking. The Springfield barrel is also dated “2-52”. Protected blade front sight and post-War “DRC” marked rear aperture. Receiver is fitted with an unnumbered scope mount base. Rebuilt internals. Walnut stock is marked on the pistol grip with an encircled “P” firing proof and on the left stock flat with a large boxed “S.A.” cartouche. An included copy of the CMP paperwork for this rifle indicates it shipped in 1999 as “RIFLE CAL 30 M1C”. An additional 1996 CMP packing sheet lists this rifle with scope number “32455”, which is no longer present. CONDITION: Very Good. Rifle retains the vast majority of its arsenal parkerized finishes with some expected wear. Stocks have scattered dings and nicks. Very fine, crisp and bright bore. ME of 2. TE of 4. Fine mechanics. 3,000 - 4,000

1165 - (C) DOCUMENTED SPRINGFIELD M1C GARAND SEMI-AUTOMATIC SNIPER RIFLE. Manufacturer: Springfield Model: M1C Serial No. 3602234 Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Originally manufactured circa March 1945, this example falls into the known range for WWII M1C production: 3,250,00-3,790,00. Updated “3-52” dated Springfield barrel and post-War sights. Receiver drilled and tapped by Griffin & Howe with matching numbered base. Base is fitted with a non-matching Griffin & Howe quick detach scope mount with a Lyman Alaskan scope serial number “36961” Scope has the post and line reticle and is fitted with a rubber eye piece. Rebuilt internals including National Match op rod. USGI walnut stocks with DOD cartouche and circle “P” firing proof as well as painted “H / 202” rack number. Includes a “52” dated MRT leather cheekpiece and Hart M2 cone flash hider. Accompanying CMP corticate and invoice indicate this rifle was shipped as a “M1C Rack Grade w/ Receiver base installed” in 2012. These M1C rifles were returns from Greece and shipped with matching bases but no scopes or mounts. CONDITION: Very Good. Rifle retains the vast majority of its arsenal parkerized finishes with some expected wear. Stocks are good with dings, nicks and abrasions as are expected on surplus arms. Crisp, bright bore. ME and TE read approximately 0. Fine mechanics. Good optics. 3,000 - 5,000

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1166 - (C) TULA SVT-40 7.62X54MMR SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: Tula Model: SVT-40 Serial No. T16726 Caliber/Bore: 7.62x54mmR Barrel Length: 26 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured in 1941. Finished in hot dipped arsenal blue with a plum bolt. Barrel has a slotted type flash hider, hooded post front sight, and 1500 meter graduated tangent rear sight. Receiver is discreetly import marked and numbered. Grooved birch stock with ventilated handguard and steel butt plate. Externally visible numbers are matching excluding the magazine, some numbered marked in electropencil. CONDITION: Very good. Nearly all of the arsenal blue is retained with light wear and evidence of oxidation under the blue. Stock is good with some small areas of finish loss and scattered impressions. Bore is defined with heavy frosting in the grooves. Fine mechanics. 2,000 - 3,000

1167 - (C) OUTSTANDING WINCHESTER M1 SEMI-AUTOMATIC CARBINE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: M1 Carbine Serial No. 1302017 Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured as part the first block of Winchester production which ran from October 1942 to December 1943. The parkerized barrel is struck with the characteristic “W” Winchester marking and encircled “WP” proof. Type I milled front sight and type I “S” marked 2-position rear. Blued “W” marked flat bolt. Type III square back slide marked with a “W” in the well. “W” marked trigger group with “W” marked type III straight hammer, “SW” push button safety and “W” magazine catch. Walnut high wood stock marked “W” in the sling well. Right side has “W.R.A. / G.H.D.” inspection and ordnance crossed cannons proof. “W” and “Z” marked 2-rivet handguard retained by an unmarked type I band. Includes a “BW” marked crimped floor plate magazine, “IS” marked oiler, and khaki sling. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the original parkerized finish is retained with light evidence of use. Bolt blue is likewise strong and bright. Stocks appear lightly cleaned with some added oil. Markings remain crisp. Very fine, crisp and bright bore. Fine mechanics. A fantastic WWII correct Winchester carbine. 2,000 - 4,000

1168 - (C) SPRINGFIELD M1D GARAND .30-06 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: Springfield Model: M1D Serial No. 1970898 Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic This rifle was originally manufactured in September 1943 for World War II and rebuilt into an M1D sniper post-War. Springfield barrel dated “6-52”, the drawing number hidden under the top wood as is correct for production prior to November 1952. Barrel is fitted with a T37 pronged flash hider and protected blade front sight. Post-War “DRC” aperture rear sight. Barrel is also mounted with an M84 scope number “12455” on a replica mount. Walnut stocks with DOD cartouche and circle “P” firing proof. Includes an “MRT / 5.55” marked replica cheek piece and olive web sling. CONDITION: Very fine as assembled. Nearly all of the dark reapplied parkerized finish is retained throughout with mild wear. Stock has impressions throughout. Contemporary forend is very fine with a few light marks. Very fine, bright bore. TE reads 4. Fine mechanics. Clear optics. A very attractive example. 2,000 - 3,000

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1169 - (A) EARLY ANTIQUE (1897) CONEHAMMER MAUSER MODEL C96 SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Mauser Model: C96 Serial No. 9763 Caliber/Bore: 7.63x25 mm Mauser Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Dates to 1897. Referred to as a standard model cone hammer. This example features the factory blue finish, 23 groove walnut grips, lanyard ring, 50-500 rear sight, Mauser Oberndorf legend and proofs, fire blue long extractor and rear sight slide. All external visible numbers are matching. This is the same type and era as the two C-96 pistols purchased by Churchill and used in the Boer War that was fought in South Africa from October 11, 1899 until May 31, 1902. Working as a war correspondent, he was captured by Boer forces on November 15, 1899. He also possessed a C96 during the Battle of Omdurman in 1898. CONDITION: Excellent. Metal retains at least 90% blue with some normal high edge wear. It also appears as if a bit of wiped on finish was added. Strong nitre blue. All legends are crisp. Grips are fine. Mechanically sound. Bore is bold with light frosting. 6,000 - 8,000 1170 - (A) CONEHAMMER MAUSER C96 SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Mauser Model: C96 Serial No. 8407 Caliber/Bore: 7.63x25 mm Mauser Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Dates to 1897. Referred to as a standard model conehammer. This example features the factory blue finish, 23 groove walnut grips, lanyard loop, 50-500 rear sight, Mauser Oberndorf legend and proofs and fire blue long extractor and rear sight slide. All external visible numbers are matching. This is the same type and era as the two C-96 pistols purchased by Churchill and used in the Boer War that was fought in South Africa from October 11, 1899 until May 31, 1902. Working as a war correspondent, he was captured by Boer forces on November 15, 1899. He also possessed a C96 during the Battle of Omdurman in 1898. Comes with an excellent wood shoulder stock holster numbered 2588. CONDITION: Excellent. Metal retains at least 95% blue with some normal high edge wear. There are a couple small rub areas on left side of magazine well. Strong nitre blue. All legends are crisp. Grips are fine. Mechanically sound. Bore is bold with some frosting. 6,000 - 8,000 1171 - (C) MAUSER C96 LARGE RING FLATSIDE .30 MAUSER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH STOCK/HOLSTER. Manufacturer: Mauser Model: C96 Serial No. 23155 Caliber/Bore: .30 Mauser Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured by Mauser in about 1900, this early pattern large ring, flat side Broomhandle pistol features a blade front sight and a tangent rear sight with sliding elevator graduated between 50 and 1000. There are Crown U proofs. The pistol has all matching numbers including the shoulder stock iron and the grips. The pistol has early features such as the large ring hammer, the early style safety and the flat sided frame. Initials “AM” lightly scratched above stock cut. Stock of later vintage and numbered to match. CONDITION: Very good for age, with some thinning of blue finish and silvering to sharp edges. Left side of frame has some fine oxidation, but finish and haloing about some proofs suggest finish is factory. Grips and stock refinished with some handling marks and scattered dings. Mechanically fine, bore with soft, defined rifling. Iron essentially gunmetal grey, hinge re-blued. This is a good example of a numbers matching flat side large ring C96. 5,000 - 6,000 104

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1172 - (C) HIGH CONDITION MAUSER BANNER COMMERCIAL MODEL C96 BOLO BROOMHANDLE SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Mauser Model: C96 BOLO Serial No. 712894 Caliber/Bore: 7.63 MM Barrel Length: 3.9” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Dates from 1923 through 1930. Referred to as the late post-war bolo. This is the first C-96 pistol to display the Mauser banner on the left frame panel after the first war. it exhibits the almost Colt style high polish factory blue with the fire blue trigger, extractor and rear sight adjuster. Sports the 22 groove walnut grips, lanyard ring, late style two lug firing pin, late bolo Mauer banner, 50-1000 rear sight and late extractor with all matching external visible numbers. Displays all of the proper proofs and factory legends. CONDITION: Excellent. Fully retains at least 98% of the high polish blue with nominal edge wear or thinning. The nitre blue is still brilliant. All legends are crisp. Grips are excellent. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. It would be nearly impossible to find a better condition Bolo. 3,500 - 4,500 1173 - (A) BERGMANN MODEL 1896 NO. 4 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL, EX STURGESS. Manufacturer: V.C. Shilling Model: Bergmann 1896 No. 4 Serial No. 2761 Caliber/Bore: 8x22mm Bergmann Barrel Length: 4 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Originally developed by Louis Schmeisser for Theodore Bergmann in the early 1890s. Model 1896 pistols were made commercially available in late 1895. The largest and scarcest of these 1896 pistols was the No. 4 in 8mm with just 200-300 produced. Manufactured by V. C. Shilling with the Bergmann “GAGGENAU / V.C.S. / SUHL” logo on the right side and “PATENT / BRVETE / S.G.D.G” marking on the left. Finished in rust blue with straw and nitre blue small parts. Grips are finely checkered walnut with a fixed lanyard loop on the butt. Pistol is accompanied by a reproduction clip and 4 50-round boxes of custom loaded ammunition by 2nd Amendment. Ammunition should be considered for components only. PROVENANCE: EX Dr. Geoffrey Sturgess Collection. CONDITION: Very fine. Pistol retains the vast majority of its original blue with areas of fading, especially on the barrel and grip straps. Small parts retain significant traces of straw. Grips have a dark, aged appearance. Checkering is somewhat smoothed from handling. Bore is bright with some light frosting and defined rifling. 5,000 - 10,000

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1174 - (C) PEIPER BERGMANN-BAYARD MODEL 1910 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH STOCK HOLSTER, EX STURGESS. Manufacturer: Peiper Model: 1910 Serial No. 8997 Caliber/Bore: 9x23mm Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Rare Peiper Bergmann-Bayard Model 1910 with slotted grip for factory detachable wooden holster stock. Chambered in 9mm Bergmann with polished blue finish. Matching serial number detachable magazine. Full Belgian proofs on barrel and left side of upper receiver. Checkered wooden 2 piece grips with matching serial numbers internally. The very successful Model 1910 was adopted and used by a number of military forces but is rarely encountered with the commercial wooden holster stock. Mounted with blue finished metal hardware with the oil finished walnut stock has the Bayard monogram of the Horse Mounted Knight on left side, these stocks were not serial numbered. CONDITION: Extremely fine with matching serial numbers. Brilliant bright bore. Retaining over 98% blue finish. Grips are very fine with light handling. Stock is outstanding with strong visible monogram and some very light impressions from storage. An outstanding example. 4,000 - 6,000

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1175 - (A) MAUSER CONEHAMMER C96 BROOMHANDLE SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH STOCK/ HOLSTER. Manufacturer: Mauser Model: Conehammer Serial No. 11146 Caliber/Bore: .30 Mauser Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Produced by Mauser in 1897 this early pistol features a cone hammer, short travel safety, and early trigger assembly. There are Crown “U” proofs on the left of the breech and Ulm antler proof on the right side of the chamber. The shoulder stock iron is numbered “643”. Full or partial matching numbers on interior of slide on locking block lug, locking block, bolt stop, underside of rear sight, U shaped firing pin retaining plate, firing pin carrier, firing pin, magazine follower and baseplate, lock frame, sear arm, hammer, trigger assembly, and rear of frame. Grip scales numbered to a different gun. CONDITION: Gun has been re-blued in a polish blue with bright hammer, trigger, and bolt, retaining the vast majority of that finish with some scattered handling marks and thinning to silver at muzzle and underside of barrel. Some age spotting on left side of magazine. Mechanically fine, bore with strong rifling and some frosting in grooves. Grips and stock with some handling marks and dings, iron with some scattered oxidation to slot, hinge re-blued. A scarce gun with matching internals. 4,000 - 5,000

1176 - (C) WEBLEY-FOSBERY MODEL 1901 SEMI-AUTOMATIC .455 REVOLVER WITH HOLSTER. Manufacturer: Webley Model: 1901 Webley Fosbery Serial No. 369 Caliber/Bore: .455 Webley Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Serial number 369, Webley Fosbery Model 1901 in .455 MKII with checkered 2 piece walnut grips and early pattern rear fluted cylinder. Army Navy CSL marked top rib and marked “WEBLEY FOSBERY AUTOMATIC” on left side of top strap. Small Webley Winged cartridge monogram on left side of frame with “455 CORDITE ONLY”. The iconic Webley-Fosbery has always intrigued collectors with its unique semi-automatic operation. The early 1901 pattern with checkered wood grips with a small brass “SAFE” plaque on left side and its scarce rear fluted cylinder sets this model apart from later variants. Manufactured only in 1901 and 1902 with most absorbed into private purchase by British Military Officers. Example number 369 is in exceptionally fine condition with brilliant bore, matching numbers on all primary parts including grips. Pistol is housed in its Russet brown leather flap holster with white stitching. CONDITION: exceptionally fine with brilliant bore and chambers. Revolver retains over 97% brushed blue finish. Grips are very fine with sharp checkering and retaining most all varnish finish. Action operates properly and locks solidly. The leather holster is very fine with supple leather and solid stitching. One of the finest early pattern Webley Fosbery Model 1901 to ever be offered. 15,000 - 25,000

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1177 - (C) WALTHER PPK .32 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH PARTY LEADER GRIPS AND HOLSTER Manufacturer: Walther Model: PPK Serial No. 1000571 Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Produced 1938 Party Leader pistol with mottled brown checkered Party Leader plastic grips with steel internal liner. Blue finished pistol with Crown “N” proofs. 2 line Walther slide address with Walther Banner monogram at front of slide. Blue finished with nitre blued decocking safety. Matted top rib with fixed sights and mechanical loaded chamber indicator. Comes housed in original pink stitched russet colored Party Leader holder with square tipped closure tab and properly marked with “AKAH” monogram. Comes with both Walther marked period blue finished magazines, one with matching mottled brown finger rest and second with flat base. The Party Leader Walther PPK has always been a prized early pre war desired collectible. CONDITION: Very fine with over 98% blue finish with brilliant bore. Very minor high point finish loss from holster use. Party Leader grips are excellent with some very minor warpage as is known to be correct in this particular pattern of grips. No cracks or material loss. Holster is very fine with solid stitching, crisp markings, and supple leather. A very fine original rig. 10,000 - 14,000

1178 - (C) EARLY AND IMPORTANT PRE-PRODUCTION WALTHER P-38 PISTOL Manufacturer: Walther Model: P38 Serial No. 1019 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Early Walther P.38 prototype with lightened barrel lug, heavy slide, internal extractor, rectangular firing pin, and anvil hammer. Assembled following the AP series and prior to standard P.38 production, well inside the short established serial range of preproduction guns. This particular example has a 5” barrel whose lug extension has been internally lightened and marked with an “(Eagle) / 359” acceptance. The left side of the slide is marked with Walther banner and “P 38”. Internal extractor and narrow rear sight. The “(Eagle) / 359” proof is on the left side of the frame (very faintly) behind the dismounting lever. The full serial number “1019” only appears on the right side of the frame (no SN on barrel, slide, or locking lug). Small parts are blued and unmarked except for slide release that has an “(Eagle) / 359” acceptance. Early black plastic checkered grips, each panel molded with four encircled codes, left panel has circled recess for the lanyard ring. Magazine is from a later gun with the left side marked “P.38v/U”. PROVENANCE: The Collection Of Expert And Author Warren Buxton. CONDITION: Appears as a tool room assembly with a finished but unnumbered barrel mated to a very rough milled unfinished slide showing extensive staining and light oxidative speckling. Blued frame subsequently had both sides polished white at which point most of the “(Eagle) / 359” acceptance behind the dismounting lever was removed. The remaining blue would be estimated at 98%. Comparable condition grips and god condition, unfinished in the white magazine with considerable staining and etching. Bright bore with sharp rifling. Manual function is unreliable and will need some adjustment. A unique pre-production P-38 from the Warren Buxton Collection. 8,000 - 12,000

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1179 - (C) IMPORTANT FIRST EVER PRODUCED DWM 1900 SWISS LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL, SERIAL NUMBER 1. Manufacturer: DWM Model: 1900 Swiss Serial No. 1 Caliber/Bore: .30 Luger Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Produced by DWM in May of 1901. Rust blue finished with a 4 - 3/4” tapered round barrel with drift adjustable barleycorn front blade sight. Swiss sunburst crest on chamber with script “DWM” on toggle assembly. Finely checkered oil finished walnut grips. Wood based magazine with nickel silver finger plates and shallow loading button. Grip safety and dished/beveled grasping lugs on toggle. Straw finished safety, trigger, and takedown latch. Safety position on frame remains polished bright. The early design also has the non-relieved magazine slot that was almost immediately found to be lacking, and a larger button was installed on magazines requiring a relief slot to be milled into the magazine well. Serial numbered in what later became the commercial pattern, this example, serial number 01, is in fact the very first Military Contract Luger produced and part of a 610 gun contract for Switzerland and became known as the Model 1900. Chambered for the 7.63 Luger cartridge with 8 round capacity. The “01” numbering is believed to have been done because the numbering fixtures were not capable of a single digit application. This

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pistol was issued in 1901 and remained in the possession of the Swiss Officer until it was deaccession to Hank Vissner and later Geoff Sturgess. This amazing and historic pistol is featured on pages 108 & 109 of the “PISTOL PARABELLUM” by Goetz & Sturgess and is discussed in great detail. This pistol is housed in a contemporary fitted case with 3 original small button magazine, loading tool and cleaning rod. as well as a period faux cartridge box. PROVENANCE: Hank Vissner Collection; Dr. Geoff Sturgess. CONDITION: Superb overall with more than 97% rust blue finish remaining. Most all straw coloring is intact and the grips are excellent with some light handling. Bore is brilliant bright and the gun remains mechanically excellent. All numbers found to be matching and correct. Case and accessories are equally fine. While other military handguns are emblematic to their specific nations the Luger pistol has been known as the “World’s Pistol” and is the most identified and prized collectible pistol known. 400,000 - 600,000

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1180 - (C) IMPORTANT FINNISH VALMET SERIAL #1 L35 LAHTI PISTOL Manufacturer: Valmet Model: L35 Lahti Serial No. 1 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4 - 5/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured by Valmet for the Finnish Military for use in the Winter War with a production of 1200 prior to end of production. The first 100 were rejected and are marked under the barrel with (+) marking indicating the rejection status. Blue finish with round barrel with recoil block operating system and brown checkered plastic grips with the Valmet “VKT” monogram at center. This serial number 0001 is the very first example made and has the rare rejection mark on underside or barrel. All matching serial numbers. Excellent grips. The Finnish Lahti pistol has long been a prized military collectible. However this is serial number 1 that was made for use in the Winter War, when most all of these guns were lost or destroyed. Condition, Very good with over 80% finish on barrel and frame with grips straps being worn. Bore is excellent. All serial numbers are matching. Small import mark on bottom of grip. Grips are excellent with very light wear. Mechanically excellent. 7,500 - 10,000 1181 - (C) DWM LUGER MODEL 1902 SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL CARBINE. Manufacturer: DWM Model: 1902 Serial No. 21684 Caliber/Bore: 7.63mm Barrel Length: 11 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured in Germany by DWM with 11 3/4” tapered round barrel and chambered for the 7.63 “CARBINE” caliber. Rust blue finish with drift adjustable front sight on matted rib, slide adjustable carbine barrel mounted rear sight graduated to 300 meters. Blank chamber and toggle marked in scroll DWM. Beveled toggle lugs with grip safety. Bright metal magazine with blank wood base. Bright polished safety position on frame with straw finished trigger, take down lever and safety. Original numbers matching checkered walnut stock with rust blue finish iron and grooved horn butt plate. The Luger carbine is unique in that it required a special more potent ammunition to function properly due to the longer barrel and added forearm. It also has a recoil spring assist incorporated into the barrel attaching lug to assist in locking the barrel forward during operation. CONDITION: Very fine with over 97% rust blue finish remaining, Bright bore and over 40% straw finish remaining. All matching serial numbers. Grips and stock remain very fine with some period handling marks and the horn butt plate is slightly worm eaten. Mechanically excellent. 12,000 - 18,000 1182 - (C) RARE MAUSER PARABELLUM SPORT MODELL .30 LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC TARGET PISTOL WITH BOX. Manufacturer: Mauser Model: Target P.08 Serial No. 10.005371 Caliber/Bore: .30 Luger Barrel Length: 4 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern Manufactured in 1975. Just 153 Sport Modell Lugers were produced and only 63 in .30 Luger like this example. The pistol features a lovely high polish blued heavy slab-sided barrel with target crown, ramped drift adjustable blade front sight, and adjustable square notch target rear sight. Blued frame with strawed small parts and an “Original” “MAUSER” banner logo toggle. Pistol is accompanied by 2 total plastic bottom magazines, the original matching box, manual, cleaning rod, and takedown tool. CONDITION: Excellent as new. Virtually all of the original finish is retained with scant handling marks. Grips are likewise excellent. Fine, bright bore. Fine mechanics. Box lid has separated lid corners but is otherwise very good. A very rare and highly desirable post-War Luger. 5,000 - 8,000

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1183 - (C) PROTOTYPE DWM MODEL 1904 NAVY LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: DWM Model: 1904 Serial No. 42 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Extremely rare and desirable 1904 Navy Luger. This gun is listed by serial number in the book by Jan Still, Imperial Lugers on Page 162. It has matching numbers to include the breach block, front toggle link, rear toggle link, side plate, trigger, takedown lever, grip safety barrel, receiver and both of the grips. On the inside of the right grip is the name “J.H. FURBECK” and a date of 2/23/06. Their are no proof marks on this gun. DWM in script on the front toggle link. The grip safety is in the upper position and is marked on the frame GESICHERT in the lower position. Two piece flat mainspring. Fat barrel with a good bore. Toggle lock on the right toggle knob. Two position Navy rear sight. Two piece checkered wood grips. Strawed small parts. 50,000 - 100,000

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1184 - (C) 1916 U.S.M.C. SHIPPED US COLT MODEL 1911 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1911 Serial No. 151917 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic The factory letter states that this US Colt 1911 was part of a 600 gun shipment sent on November 27, 1916 to the Depot Quartermaster of the United States Marine Corps in Philadelphia, PA. According to Colt records, the first shipment of standard US Army Model 1911s to the Marine Corp occurred on May 6 of 1912. There were two shipments sent in 1916 with 200 sent on October 12th and 600 on November 27. A total of 9,950 Model 1911 US Army’s were shipped between 1912 and 1918 for use during WWI. This example features the early barrel with the H inspector stamp found at the rear of barrel, not on the port. The magazine is an early key hole slot example with lanyard loop. All of the parts on this pistol are correct for the period including double diamond checkered walnut grips, a wide spur checkered hammer, long smooth trigger, a bevel edged U notch rear sight, the small half moon front sight, checkered slide stop and safety. The right side of slide shows the MODEL OF 1911 US ARMY legend. The left side of frame has the UNITED STATES PROPERTY stamp as well as the GHS (Major Gilbert H. Stewart) inspection stamp. CONDITION: Very good. While flashes of blue are present, the vast majority of the finish is now a smooth homogenous patina. All of the legends are crisp. The original grips show wear consistent with the finish. Mechanically sound with a well defined but frosted bore. A crisp Marine Corp 1911 with early barrel and magazine. 4,500 - 6,500 1185 - (C) COLT 1911-A1 45 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL (1941) Manufacturer: Colt Model: M1911 A1 Serial No. 728491 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic WWII issued Colt Model 1911-A1 with blue finish. “RS” inspection for Col. Robert Sears on left side of frame with “P” proofs at magazine release and top of slide. Additional RS inspection on top of frame internally. Matching serial numbered slide. Colt all blue finished barrel with “P” proof on trunnion and “COLT 45 AUTO” on lower left side of chamber. Blue finished military magazine with “L” on front lip. Checkered oil finished 2 piece grips. Short checkered milled trigger with checkered safety and slide stop. Short, wide checkered hammer. Sears was the only inspector to inspect and mark the frames internally just to the rear of the magazine slot. CONDITION: Very fine with over 90% blue finish with edge wear and very thin blue finish on front strap. Very fine bore with sharp rifling. Grips are excellent with some light wear at bottom. All marking are crisp. Mechanically excellent. Early war blue finished 1911-A1 pistol with matching slides are quite difficult to obtain in fine original condition. 3,500 - 5,500 1186 - (C) UNION SWITCH AND SIGNAL M1911A1 .45 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Union Switch and Signal Model: M1911 A1 Serial No. 1096234 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Very fine Union Switch & Signal 1911-A1 with Keyes brown checkered grips, checkered safety and slide stop, Proper “H.S.” (High Standard) marked blue finished barrel. Blue Du-Lite finish. Correct narrow checkered hammer and short stamped trigger. The low production of the Union Switch & Signal Model 1911-A1 has always created a strong collectors interest in these pistols. Manufactured 1943 and inspected “RCD” for Lt. Col. R.C. Downey. CONDITION: Very fine with 97% original Du-Lite finish with some light edge wear from use and some light staining in the finish. Bright sharp bore, Excellent grips. Correct parts and mechanically excellent. A superb original example 4,500 - 7,500

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1187 - (C) OUTSTANDING SINGER MODEL 1911A1 .45 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL Manufacturer: Singer Model: 1911A1 Serial No. S800046 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured by the Singer Sewing Machine Manufacturing Company of Elizabeth, New Jersey in 1940, The Singer Model 1911-A1 pistol is well known as the Holy Grail of .45 Automatic collectors worldwide. In April 1940 an “educational contract” was placed with the Elizabethport factory which called for the preparation of one complete set of tools, fixtures & gauges and the manufacture of 500 complete pistols (SN S800001S800500), plus spare parts. The purpose of this contract was primarily to provide tools which would be available for further larger production orders and to familiarize the Elizabethport personnel with pistol manufacture. With the advent of World War II, the original 500 pistol contract was redesignated for military issue. The resulting pistols are finished in a finely polished DuLite blue with and mounted with Keys pattern grips without internal reinforcement ribs or circular ovals around the mounting screw holes. Checkered safety and slide stop and long checkered milled trigger. Checkered short wide hammer and all blue finished barrel with “P” inspection marking. The all blue finished magazine with 2 retaining rivets is unmarked. Marked on left side of slide, “S.MFG.CO. ELIZEBETH, N.J.,U.S.A.” Left side of frame is marked with “JKC” inspection and “P” proof above magazine release. Top of slide is has inverted “P” proof as is specific to only Singer production pistols. Right side of frame is stamped “UNITED STATES PROPERTY M1911 A1 U.S. ARMY” with No S800046 below property marking. This example is a recent discovery from a notable collection and has not been previously offered for sale. CONDITION: The condition is extraordinary with the pistol retaining over 97% original dark DuLite finish with slight edge war from period holster use. Bore is extremely fine. Grips are superb. Mechanically excellent. This is one of the finest examples of the rare Singer 1911A1 to ever be offered at public sale. 165,000 - 225,000

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1188 - (C) COLT 1911 .45 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH FACTORY AND GAHIMER LETTERS. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1911 Serial No. 57202 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Outstanding Documented 1913 manufactured Colt model 1911 .45 acp pistol. This outstanding martially inspected 1911 remains in its original brushed blue finish with all early features including the small rounded rear sight. Long smooth trigger. Short wide checkered hammer tapered front sight. Diamond pattern checkered walnut grips. flat main spring housing. Thin double checkered safety and small WJP in oval inspection of Walter Penfield. Magazine is absent. The pistol is documented with a Colt factory letter confirming its original configuration and having been shipped December 3, 1913 in a 500 gun shipment to Springfield Armory in Massachusetts. The pistol is further documented as being original and correct in a detailed examination report by noted authority and known expert Scott Gahimer. Condition: Superb with over 97% dark brushed blue Colt blue finish. Brilliant bore with sharp grooves. The grips are excellent with the period addition of the initials HSM and CAC on the base of the grips. Mechanically excellent. This is one of the finest 1913 manufactured Model 1911 Colt pistols ever observed and is a recent discovery and never before offered for sale. 10,000 - 16,000 1189 - (C) COLT 1911A1 .45 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH FACTORY LETTER (1931) Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1911A1 Serial No. C161136 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Documented Special Order Commercial “C” series Colt Government Model 45 pistol manufactured 1931. Bright polished blue finish, short checkered steel trigger with checkered arched mainspring housing, long grip safety, long wide checkered hammer, checkered safety and slide release. Special ordered with 4 - 1/2 - 4 - 3/4 lb, trigger pull and furnished with a wider than standard 1/10” Patridge front sight. Shipped May 7th, 1931, to A.F. Stoeger, New York, New York. Fully checkered oil finished walnut grips with unmarked 2 tone magazine. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine with over 98% factory blue finish with just a trace of high point wear. Brilliant bore. Grips are excellent with sharp points on checkering. Letter fully details current configuration and is dated 2/5/2025. This is a recent discovery and not previously offered for sale. 7,500 - 10,000 1190 - (C) OUTSTANDING, DOCUMENTED SPECIAL ORDER COLT SUPER 38 .38 SUPER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL, FIRST YEAR OF PRODUCTON (1929). Manufacturer: Colt Model: Super .38 Serial No. 1878 Caliber/Bore: .38 Super Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured May 1929. Documented Special Order Colt Super 38 Automatic pistol with factory letter. Blue finish with full checkered walnut grips. Special ordered with 4 - 1/2 - 4 - 3/4lb trigger pull and ordered with special 1/10” Patridge wide front sight. Shipped to E.R. Anderson in a 1 of 1 shipment May 28th, 1929. Blue finished with bright commercial polish. Short checkered trigger with checkered safety and slide release. Long wide hammer, checkered arched mainspring housing, and long grip safety. Slide is matching serial number to frame and numbered under firing pin gate. Brilliant 2 tone period Colt 38 auto magazine. CONDITION: Superb with pistol retaining 99% blue finish with some very light handling marks. Brilliant bore and mechanically excellent. Grips are excellent with sharp points and light handling. An outstanding Pre-War .38 Super Colt. 10,000 - 16,000 116

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1191 - (C) SINGER MANUFACTURING 1911A1 .45 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER RIG AND PROVENANCE. Manufacturer: Singer Model: 1911A1 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic The rare and desirable Singer Model 1911-A1 is known to all collectors of US Martial arms. Produced in a very limited quantity of 500 pistols as an educational production and most were delivered to the US Army Air Corps. The Singer Sewing Machine Manufacturing company of Elizabeth, New Jersey produced the pistol on newly produced proprietary tooling. The pistols were given a commercial grade metal polish and finished in DuLite. Fitted with early Keys manufacturing checkered fiber plastic grips with neither reinforcing rings around the screw holes nor the reinforcing supports in the interior recess. The all blue finished barrels have a simple “P” proof at the lower trunnion. The slide was marked with the 2 line “S. MFG. CO. ELIZABETH, N.J., U.S.A.” address. Checkered safety and slide stop with short milled checkered trigger and short wide checkered hammer. Checkered and arched mainspring housing. The Singer Manufacturing Company produced a reported 11 additional pistols as an overrun to accommodate the expected percentage possible Government inspectors rejection. These reported 11 overrun examples were never serial numbered nor were they ever US inspected. Several have been documented as being presented to employees at the time of their retirement from Singer. This example was retained by Fred (Fritz) Meyerholtz, a long time manager and foreman of the Milling department of Singer who had come back from retirement to again work for Singer during the duration of WWII and retiring at the end of the conflict. Upon his death, Mrs. Myerholtz disposed of the pistol to a next door neighbor, Earl V. Nugent III who gave the pistol to his son Edward. CONDITION: Very fine with over 75% thinning Dulite finish remaining on slide. Bore is brilliant with over 97% finish. Frame and controls retain over 98% Dulite finish while the arched mainspring housing has nearly 90% finish. The proper wide 2 rivet Dulite finished magazine retains over 90% finish. The early Keys Fiber grips are excellent with some very light handling markings. Mechanically excellent. A unique and believed to be one of the the rare 11 overrun Singer 1911-A1 pistols with known chain of custody until today. 50,000 - 100,000

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1192 - (M) 2026 FEGA MASTER SERIES ENGRAVED “THEATER COMMANDERS OF WWII” COLT GOVERNMENT MODEL 1911A1 .45 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Government Model MK IV Serial No. 70B53247 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Modern This 1911 is the 2026 auction gun to support the Firearms Engravers Guild of America, showcasing the work of some of the finest engravers working today. Wrangled by Marianne Kelley, this gun was engraved by Steven Fiddler, Michael Siderio, Christopher Rossiter, Jim Agner, and Otto Carter, with grip work by Barry Lee Hands, Master Plate by Michael Dubber, and final finishes by John Powers, with the case constructed by Basil Meadows. All of the engravers produce outstanding work and are amongst the best artisans working today. The gun is themed about the three five star American military officers in World War II: General Dwight Eisenhower, Admiral Chester Nimitz, and General Douglas MacArthur. Each commanding officer is represented in their own bulino vignette: the left side of the slide with MacArthur shown in portrait over a number of American soldiers unloading out of a Higgins boat, number PA2107; the top of the slide has Eisenhower’s portrait surmounting an M26 Pershing tank boldly rolling forward, while the right side has Admiral Nimitz overlooking a submarine surging up out of the waves. The balance of the gun is engraved with American scrollwork on a finely stippled ground, with 24 karat gold borders framing the vignettes and borders of the gun. The small parts and pins are brilliantly nitre blued and the grips are mother of pearl with brilliant fire, inlaid with five 24 karat gold stars, representing the highest military rank in World War II. Each of the grip screws is also engraved with the backs of the different cartridges produced during World War II, including “R A 45” for Remington, and “WCC 45” for Western Cartridge Company. Blued magazine with gold legends on baseplate, including “COLT / 45 AUTO”, a Rampant Colt, and gold wire borders, accented by acanthus scrollwork. The gun is richly blued, and each of the vignettes is left in their bright steel to allow for clear appreciation of the fine work. The gun is housed in a rosewood case with hickory accents and a five star array inlaid into the lid. The interior has a laser engraved lid depicting a mighty Rampant Colt and Colt logo, with the names of the five engravers across the bottom. Bottom lid with a blue cloth field relieved for the gun and a brass plaque that reads “Theater Commanders of WWII / COLT / 2026 / FEGA MASTERS SERIES / COLT’S MK IV/SERIES 70 / GOVERNMENT MODEL / .45 AUTOMATIC CALIBER / SERIAL NO. 70B53247”. Adding to the desirability is the Colt letter that describes the gun as shipped to Michael Wayne, John Wayne’s oldest son. The gun shipped to Pony Express Sport Shop in Encino “For Michael Wayne, Wayne Enterprises, c/o Bat Jac Productions” on July 15th, 1983, in a shipment of 1. Batjac Productions was founded by John Wayne and Robert Fellows as a way for Wayne to continue producing and starring in films. After John’s death in 1979, Michael assumed control of the company, making this gun a shipment when Michael was in control of the company. There is also a Certificate of Authenticity from Little John’s Auction Service, signed by John Gangel, stating that the gun came from the estate of Michael Wayne. Accompanied by loose Colt paperwork. CONDITION: Excellent, as finished and delivered to FEGA, retaining essentially all of the finishes throughout, with some extremely minor marks from handling and storage. Trigger with some scattered pockmarks that do not detract. Grips excellent with outstanding fire. Mechanically fine, bore excellent with strong rifling and some minor frosting in grooves. Case excellent with some scattered handling marks. This is an outstanding example of American engraving. 20,000 - 30,000

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1193 - (C) RARE PRE-WAR / POST-WAR COLT .38 SUPER MATCH SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH FACTORY LETTER (1947) Manufacturer: Colt Model: Super 38 Serial No. 48143 Caliber/Bore: .38 Super Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Colt produced the first Match or Super Match .38 super pistols in 1934, five years after introducing this caliber in a standard Model 1911-A1. They were made until 1941 when production basically halted for the World War II, and then briefly offered again in 1946 through 1947, making post-War examples nearly impossible to locate. The factory letter states that this pistol was produced on October 4, 1947 and was part of a six gun shipment to Hall & Knight Hardware in Lewiston, Maine. This gun was assembled using the all blue higher polish slide mated to the new dual tone finish frame. The new none-glare dual tone finish was introduced in 1946. Some guns from this year feature a mix of pre-War and post-War parts. This example still sports the checkered slide stop and safety, checkered wide spur hammer, short checkered trigger, the post-War serrated arched main spring housing, a bevel edge square notch rear sight and pre-War type checkered walnut grips. The magazine is a pre-War style tempered two tone stamped Colt Super Match. The slide has serial number 19952 applied. The barrel is also stamped “COLT SUPER 38 AUTO MATCH”. This gun letters as having been shipped as a Super Match. Probably a special order, using parts on hand and some post-War parts and is the only Pre-War/Post-War Super Match this writer has seen. A nearly impossible gun to find as factory assembled. CONDITION: Fine. The frame retains the majority of its blue finish showing some nominal edge wear at forward lower frame, a light take down line and nominal handling. The slide shows some high edge wear and handling marks. All slide legends are crisp as are the grips. The bore is mirror bright. Outstanding example. 7,000 - 10,000 1194 - (C) STUNNING WB INSPECTED COLT MODEL 1911A1 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1911A1 Serial No. 754056 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured Nov, 1941 Pre- Pearl Harbor. Colt Model 1911-A1 Government Model .45 acp inspected by Col. Waldemar Broberg “WB”. Parkerized finish with short checkered machined trigger. Checkered arched mainspring housing. Long grip safety. Checkered safety and slide release. Short wide checkered hammer. Brown checkered Keyes grips with narrow reinforcement rings. Right side of frame is market “UNITED STATES PROPERTY m1911a1 U.S. ARMY” with serial number 754056 below. Left side of frame has “WB” in box inspection with “P” inspection at 5 O’clock position of magazine release. Slide has 2 line Colt patent and address with rampant colt at center. “P” inspection on top forward of rear sight. Slide is serial numbers matching to frame under firing pin gate. All blue finished barrel is marked “COLT 45 AUTO” on left side of chamber above trunnion. All blue finish magazine has “S” on upside of lip. CONDITION: Superb. Pistol retains 99% parkerized finish with only a hint of high point wear and some light wear on chamber from slide operation. Bore is brilliant. Grips are equally fine. All marking are crisp . An extremely difficult to find 1911-A1 ordered in exceptionally fine condition. 3,500 - 6,500 1195 - (C) PREPRODUCTION TOOL ROOM UNION SWITCH AND SIGNAL 1911A1 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Union Switch & Signal Model: M1911 A1 Serial No. 64 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured by Union Switch & Signal in Swissdale, PA with 5 “ barrel blue finish Keyes checkered plastic grips and without final inspections. Contracted for 55,000 pistols and produced in 1943, the Union Switch & Signal is second only to the Singer Model 1911-A1 in rarity. Short stamped trigger with sharp narrow checkered hammer and checkered safety and slide stop. Arched mainspring housing. Slide is marked with the traditional US&S markings on left side with HS marked Barrel. No RCD inspection on frame and no finial “P” proof above magazine release. “US&S Marking and Serial number” are hand stamped as was common on toolroom or developmental guns. CONDITION: Very good as refinished with all marking remaining. Mechanically excellent and has a small area of corrosion on left side of slide. Magazine is absent. 5,000 - 8,000

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1196 - (C) DWM MODEL 1902 LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC CARBINE. Manufacturer: DWM Model: 1902 Serial No. 23462 Caliber/Bore: .30 Luger Barrel Length: 11 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic DWM Model 1902 Pistol Carbine with shoulder stock and with old pattern frame. Unproofed barrel with ramped drift adjustable front sight and 3 position slide adjustable rear sight graduated 1-2-3. Toggle marked with script “DWM”. Dished toggle lugs. 1902 pattern grip safety with checkered walnut grips. Matching numbers observed on all appropriate parts with straw finished trigger, safety, take down lever, and magazine release. Safety position on frame remains bright. White metal commercial magazine with unmarked wood base. DWM carbine stock with proper non-marked stock iron and correct horn buttplate. CONDITION: Very fine with over 96% original rust blue finish remaining. Bright sharp bore. Matching numbers. Stocks and grips are very fine with light period of use wear. A small allen screw has been added to rear of pistol frame above lanyard staple for unknown reason and appears to have been done the period. Overall very fine with excellent mechanics and fine stocks. 8,000 - 12,500

SEE WEBSITE FOR ADDITIONAL PHOTOS 1197 - (C) DWM MODEL 1920 SEMI-AUTOMATIC LUGER CARBINE. Manufacturer: DWM Model: 1920 Serial No. 100 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 12” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Commercial DWM Model 1920 Carbine with 12” barrel, blue finish, and straw finished trigger safety and take down lever. Fire blue finished screws and pins. Checkered walnut grips and white metal finished commercial unnumbered wood based magazine. Ramped front drift adjustable front sight with slide adjustable rare carbine sight graduated 1, 2, 3. Toggle marked DWM in script with extractor marked “GELADEN”. Commercial “(Crown) / N” proofs and marked “MADE IN GERMANY “ for export on left side of frame rail. Comes with correct wood shoulder stock with non numbered stock iron and Bakelite buttplate. Housed in period transit case with fitted partitions, spare magazine, oil bottle and carry sling. Top of case is marked “PRESENTED TO P. TAYLOR MR, & MRS V. SPARKS 25 YEARS GOOD FAITHFUL SERVICEWITH THE FIRM OF MESSRS ELLISON & SPARKS DEC 1928”. CONDITION: Very fine as refinished with brilliant bore. Matching numbers with exception of toggle assembly. Grip are excellent and mechanically excellent. Case is very fine with some light soiling internally and one loose partition. Spare magazine, oiler, cleaning rod, and sling are all very good. 5,500 - 8,500

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1198 - (C) DWM P.08 LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC 9MM PISTOL WITH HOLSTER. Manufacturer: DWM Model: P.08 Serial No. 4832 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Produced by DWM in 1911 this all matching numbers pistol features a rust blued finish with strawed small parts. There are Imperial proofs throughout. The checkered wood grips are matching numbered. One magazine is un-numbered, the spare magazine has “Germany” on its base. The Becker & Co. made holster has an ink stamp “JR88 1911” inside the flap, take down tool and tight stitching throughout. CONDITION: There are small areas of pin pricking corrosion on the barrel, slide and frame. The grips have some flattening to the diamonds. There is finish loss to the muzzle and high edges of the side plate. The wood based magazines have areas of loss to the nickel finish. Overall a very nice early imperial marked Luger. 5,500 - 6,500 1199 - (C) DWM 1914 NAVY LUGER 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER AND RIG. Manufacturer: DWM Model: 1914 Navy Serial No. 5788 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured by DWM in 1917. Features a 100-200 meter two position rear sight. DWM logo on toggle. Take down tool in holster. CONDITION: The pistol has a complete restoration to the finish. The strawed parts are refinished as well. The proofs on the barrel extension and the firing proof on the barrel have been refreshed. The nickel magazines have new wood bases that are matched to the pistol serial number. Three magazines total. The holster, shoulder stock and mag pouch are reproductions. 5,500 - 6,500 1200 - (C) FINE DWM MODEL 1902 LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC CARBINE, EX STURGESS. Manufacturer: DWM Model: 1902 Carbine Serial No. 824 Caliber/Bore: 7.65 Luger Barrel Length: 11 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Unnumbered barrel with long front sight ramp and 4-position adjustable rear sight. DWM scroll on center toggle link. Dish toggle with toggle lug. Small “24” on each link of toggle assembly. Rear link is numbered on the underside. Receiver is unnumbered. Checkered walnut forearm is numbered “824”. Very small “224” on back of frame. Small parts appear unnumbered. Grip safety. Curved stock lever cut-out. Left checkered walnut grip is number “17”. Right grip is number “29”. Original wood bottom mag is number “824”. With unnumbered 2-screw checkered walnut carbine stock with serrated horn butt plate and sling swivel. PROVENANCE: Collection of Dr. Geoffrey Sturgess. CONDITION: Very fine, retaining 97% blue with some touch up. Original straw is 85%. Grips are lightly worn with nice color and visible wood grain, as is the forearm. Magazine is excellent with little wear. Bore is bright and sharp. Stock has sharp checkering and has 95% blue on straw on lug. Butt plate has moderate wear. Wood has a few minor scratches and indents but retains original color. 5,000 - 8,000

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1201 - (C) 1916 DATED DWM 1914 NAVY LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: DWM Model: 1914 Serial No. 6775 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Original blued finish with strawed small parts. Checkered walnut grips. Original Navy adjustable 100–200-meter rear sight. Unnumbered wood base magazine. The left side of the receiver has two crown M proofs and Navy acceptance mark. 1916 date stamp on left side short frame rail as well as top of the chamber and front sight base. There are no import/export marks on the pistol. CONDITION: Fine. Pistol retains the vast majority of its rust blue with some oxidation spotting and thinning, especially on the barrel. Bore is dark with wear. Fine mechanics. 4,000 - 6,000

1202 - (C) DWM 1906 NAVY LUGER 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH BOARD STOCK. Manufacturer: DWM Model: 1906 Navy Serial No. 2900 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Curio & Relic DWM Imperial German Model 1906 Navy luger, First Model. This example has the GESICHERT marking in the top position, lower position has been removed with an end mill. The top of the chamber is not dated. Two position 100-200 meter safety and grip safety are present. The underside of the barrel has a Crown “M” proof as well as the left side of the barrel extension which has Crown “M” Navy acceptance proofs. The pistol has all matching numbers, with the exception of the wood base magazine, which is renumbered. The rear grip strap is marked “W.K./7679 “ indicating the pistol was issued to the Navy depot, Kiel. There is a light import mark for Simpson LTD just forward of the trigger guard bow. The pistol comes with a non-matching board stock. CONDITION: Very good with age appropriate high edge wear, with areas thinning on the barrel and both grip straps. Mechanically fine, bore has strong rifling with frosting in the grooves. Board stock commensurate. A nice example of a scarce gun. 4,000 - 5,000

1203 - (C) VERY SCARCE DWM 1902 G.P.K. TRIALS TEST DUTCH LUGER .30 LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: DWM Model: 1902 GPK Serial No. 22204 Caliber/Bore: .30 Luger Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Very scarce Crown “D” DWM 1902 G.P.K trials test Dutch Luger. Also known as the 1902 Danzig Test pistol. The pistol has no markings other than serial numbers and the Crown D proof. All numbers are matching. These examples are thought to be produced in late 1903 -04. CONDITION: The blued finish retains nearly all of its original blue. The small parts retain much of their straw color. Fine bore with sharp rifling. The checkered wood grips have some handling, and there is a chip at the top of the left grip panel. The piece is in place and present. There is a groove in the wood base of the nickel body magazine. 4,000 - 6,000 122

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1204 - (C) SWISS DWM MODEL 1900 LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: DWM Model: 1900 Serial No. 4206 Caliber/Bore: .30 Luger Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Model 1900 Swiss luger with the early scarce wide trigger. This is one of the first lugers used by the Swiss army. Features a dished toggle and an early wide trigger. Less than 1,000 of these early Swiss lugers have the wide trigger. CONDITION: The pistol is in very high condition with little wear to is blued surfaces. The blued surfaces show full finish with some oxidation to the breech face. The bore is bright with some frost in the grooves. 4,000 - 5,000

1205 - (C) DWM MODEL 1906/08 AMERICAN EAGLE LUGER 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: DWM Model: 1906/08 Serial No. 38037 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Scarce 1906/08 DWM American Eagle Luger. These pistols went to the U.S. retail market, where DWM realized that nation based crests increased the sales of these lugers. “GERMANY” marked on the frame above the serial number for export. Cased and has a spare magazine and a brass bodied cleaning kit. CONDITION: This pistol retains nearly all of its finish, with slight edge wear to the frame rail and side plate. The pistol has all matching numbers, with the exception of the grips. The wood base magazine is correctly unnumbered. There is tiny pin pricking on the frame next to the side plate. The finish is thinning on the front grip strap at the mag well. The bore is bright and the mechanics are very good. 3,500 - 4,000

1206 - (M) MAUSER PARABELLUM ARTILLERY LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: DWM Model: Parabellum Serial No. 7751 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 8” FFL Status: Modern Just 250 of these pistols were manufactured to commemorate the iconic LP.08 Artillery Luger, this example proofed in 1986. Finished in high polish commercial blue. Ramped blade front sight and 800 meter graduated tangent rear sight. Toggle gas script “DWM” monogram inlaid in gold. 2-piece checkered walnut grips. Pistol is accompanied by the correct walnut board style stock, 2 total magazines, tools, manual, and hang tag, all housed in the original partitioned briefcase. CONDITION: Excellent, as new. Fine bore and mechanics. 3,500 - 4,500

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1207 - (C) HANS TAUSCHER IMPORTED DWM MODEL 1906 NAVY COMMERCIAL LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: DWM Model: 1906 Serial No. 54042 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Curio & Relic This commercial navy is listed by serial number on Hans Tauscher’s sales lists for April 25, 1913 as published by Sam Costanzo in “World of Lugers: Serial Numbers of Lugers Issued to German Agents In The United States 1913-1916”. Tauscher served in the German Army prior to emigrating to New York, where he acted as a firearms agent, promoting the Luger pistol beginning in 1900. IN the lead up to World War I, he was arrested on suspicion of espionage as well as plotting to sabotage the Welland Canal. Although Tauscher was eventually acquitted due to a lack of direct evidence, his ledger of handguns supposedly issued to German agents was preserved. Blued finish with strawed small parts and checkered wood grips. Commercial ivory beaded blade front sight and navy style rear sight. Crown N proofs on barrel, toggle and frame. Magazine is the navy style wood base having the concentric grasping rings on the base. Numbered parts are all matching. There are no import/export marks on the pistol. CONDITION: Fine as professionally refreshed. Blue shows are few areas of loss and toning. Excellent bright bore and mechanics. 3,500 - 4,500 1208 - (C) DWM ROYAL PORTUGUESE NAVY CONTRACT LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: DWM Model: Luger Serial No. 77 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic One of 350 produced for the Portuguese Navy manufactured shortly before the collapse of the monarchy. Only a small handful are known to exist in collections today. Toggle is marked with the DWM logo, the chamber has the “(Crown) / (anchor)” logo for the Portuguese Navy while still under Manuel II. A conjoined “MP” appears on the barrel extension for Marina Portuguesa. Correct “CARREGADA” on loaded chamber indicator. All numbers are matching with the exception of the side plate, which is one digit off, 78. Grips are replacements. CONDITION: Reapplied rust blue finish with scattered handling marks and fine oxidation throughout, and some silvering to sharp edges consistent with hard used naval guns exposed to the sea, heavier on straps. Bore has strong rifling and some frosting throughout. Magazine has heavier pitting across front, likely from being wet. An extremely rare Luger. 3,500 - 4,500 1209 - (C) DWM P.08 LUGER 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER. Manufacturer: DWM Model: P.08 Serial No. 1951e Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Produced by DWM in 1916, this all numbers matching pistol features a rust blue finish. Imperial proofs on the frame and toggle. The checkered walnut grips are numbered as well. DWM is roll marked on the toggle. Strawed small parts retain much of their color. Two wood base magazines are present, one renumbered to match and one “Germany” marked. CONDITION: Very good with some age-appropriate wear to the muzzle and side plate. The bore has strong rifling and some light frost in the grooves. The checkered walnut grips have signs of wear, with a few flattened diamonds. The grip straps have full blue remaining with scattered handling marks en suite. The 1915 dated holster is in rough condition, the lid is torn, and partially intact. An honest example. 3,500 - 4,500 1210 - (C) DWM 1908 NAVY LUGER 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: DWM Model: 1908 Navy Serial No. 1993b Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Curio & Relic A nice high condition DWM 1908 Navy Luger with unit markings on the backstrap. The backstrap is marked “ II TD 2568” without periods after the letters, indicating that the pistol was issued to a torpedo training unit. The toggle has the DWM logo, there is no chamber date. The pistol features strawed and niter small parts and a rust blue finish on the balance of the pistol. The pistol has Crown M proofs and a 100 to 200 meter rear sight. CONDITION: With some surface handling marks and thinning to sharp edges and muzzle. Straw heavily thinned with better retention in protected areas. Two minor flecks of oxidation right side of barrel. The grip straps are full and have some evidence of handling. The checkered walnut grips have some flattened diamonds, but no cracks or breaks. Finding a Torpedo marked Navy is extremely difficult, and this is better example than most. 3,500 - 4,500 124

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1211 - (C) UNIT MARKED DWM P.08 LUGER 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER. Manufacturer: DWM Model: P.08 Serial No. 3542l Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Produced by DWM for the German military in 1916, this pistol features a fixed blade front sight and notched rear sight. DWM marked on the top of the toggle. Unit marked “R.J.R. 12 / 22” under lanyard loop, inverted, for Reserve Infanterie Regiment. Crown Imperial proofs on frame and toggle. There are matching serial numbers on all parts of the pistol with the exception of the two wood base magazines. One magazine is numbered 3133, the spare magazine is un-marked. The checkered wood grips are also numbered to the pistol. CONDITION: The rust blued finish has scattered areas of cleaned fine oxidation consistent with age and areas of smooth browning. Normal handling marks and thinning to sharp edges and muzzle. Strawed parts now essentially gunmetal grey with some surface mossing. The bore is bright with strong rifling, and some scattered frost. The 1916 dated holster has the makers stamp on the inside lid and takedown tool. The stitching on the lid and the body of the holster is tight. An interesting unit marked example. 3,500 - 4,500 1212 - (C) LUFTWAFFE KRIEGHOFF S CODE LUGER 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER. Manufacturer: Kreighoff Model: Luger Serial No. 2162 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Produced by Krieghoff in 1936, this S code Luger has the roll mark S over the chamber. There were approximately 4,000 S code Lugers produced in 1936. The pistol also features a C-1 marked toggle that has the “H” Krieghoff Anchor “K” with Suhl markings below that. The right side barrel extension is marked with the early “LWaA “ Luftwaffe acceptance proof followed by the Luftwaffe test proof and small Eagle/2 proof. The underside of the barrel is marked with the bore diameter and the early Eagle/2. The full serial number appears on the front of the frame and left side of barrel extension. The pistol has two magazines, one numbered to match, one incorrect, and a 1937 dated holster with takedown tool. The pistol is all matching, including the checkered walnut grips. CONDITION: Retains virtually all of the later high polish blue finish with some scattered handling marks, some under the blue, and thinning to sharpest edges such as muzzle. Most of the straw and nitre finished small parts retain their colors with fading to bright steel at sharp edges, heavier at trigger. Mechanically fine, bore with strong rifling and some frosting. A scarce Luftwaffe contract Krieghoff. 6,500 - 9,500 1213 - (C) COMMERCIAL KRIEGHOFF LUGER 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Krieghoff Model: Commercial Luger Serial No. P753 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Approximately 1,500 Commercial Krieghoffs were manufactured with a P prefix serial number. Of those, only 1,000 had the manufacture’s roll mark on the right side of the frame. The toggle is also roll marked with the Krieghoff logo. The right side of the frame is marked with a five pointed star, indicating military rejection. The left side of receiver is marked with the serial and Crown N proof. The underside of the barrel is marked with a “(Crown) / N” proof above an “(Eagle) / 2” Luftwaffe parts stamp. The grips are brown plastic. The Hanel magazine is marked “t” and an “(Eagle) / 2”. CONDITION: Very good with a later blue finish, with some minor scattered handling marks on the grip straps and thinning to silver at sharp edges and muzzle. Mechanically fine, bore with good rifling and some fine oxidation. An extremely scarce example. 5,000 - 6,000 1214 - (C) “BLACK WIDOW” MAUSER BYF 42 CODE P.08 LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER. Manufacturer: Mauser Model: P.08 Serial No. 2735d Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 3 - 7/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Produced by Mauser in 1942 for the German Army. This is a complete rig featuring a 41 dated, dta coded, A. Waldhausen manufactured holster, a loading tool and two black base FXO magazines. CONDITION: Finish shows muzzle wear and high edge wear, mainly on the side plate. The grips straps and the balance of the blued finish are largely full with little wear. The black plastic grips show some wear and handling, but no chips or breaks. The bore is mainly bright with a few areas of discoloration in the lands. 3,500 - 5,500

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1215 - (C) FINE POLISH EAGLE RADOM VIS-35 9MM SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL (1938). Manufacturer: Radom Model: Vis 35 Serial No. 10354 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic F.B. Radom Eagle 38 Type 1 with slotted grip strap for stock and triple latch pattern. Blue finished with Polish Eagle crest on left side of slide and dated 1938. Checkered 2 piece plastic grips with “FB” monogram. Pistol has all matching numbers on slide, barrel, and frame. Pistol is housed in early Polish brown leather white stiched clamshell holster with internal marked “WB35”. 3 magazines, two are Polish proofed and one without proofs. CONDITION: Excellent, with 97% blue finish with thinning grip straps and slide edge wear losses at muzzle, lanyard, and extreme high points. Bore is bright and sharp. All markings remain sharp and legible. Mechanically excellent. Holster is excellent with supple leather and solid stitching. These holsters are one of the rarest of all WWII leather clamshell holster extant and are never found in as fine a condition as this example. The Polish Eagle 38 remains one of the most desirable pistols of WWII as survival was very low. 4,500 - 6,500 1216 - (C) VERY RARE WALTHER MOD. HP DURAL FRAME LIGHTWEIGHT P.38 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL Manufacturer: Walther Model: HP Serial No. 6870 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4 - 7/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic One of 18 known examples. This particular gun is the earliest by recorded serial number. By serial number, this gun is discussed on pgs. 86-87 & 92, and photographed on pgs. 127-128 of “The P.38 Pistol: Vol. I” by Warren Buxton. Marked “WALTHER” in banner, “Waffenfabrik, Walther, Zella-Mehlis (Thur)/Walther’s Patent Cal. 9m/m”, “Mod.HP”. Commercial “(Eagle) / N” marked on right side of slide, frame, and barrel. Serial number on slide is stamped on the inside, which is proper. Correct steel block inside frame. Dark brown Bakelite grips. Unmarked magazine. PROVENANCE: The Collection Of Expert And Author Warren Buxton. CONDITION: Barrel and slide retain a good amount of the original finish with wear marks on high points. Frame has some dings. Finish thinning on front strap, and worn in a few other spots. No cracks in frame. All markings clear. Fine grips with light handling marks. Mechanically excellent. 7,500 - 12,000 1217 - (C) FINE PARTY LEADER WALTHER PPK SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH BELT AND HOLSTER. Manufacturer: Walther Model: PPK Party Leader Serial No. 249406K Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Walther PPK in 7.65 ACP. Manufactured 1939 with blue finish, Party Leader brown checkered grips, and matching brown finger rest magazine base. Crown “N” proofs on slide and chamber. Two line commercial Walther slide marking with Walther banner in ribbon monogram. Housed in russet brown white stitch Party Leader flap holster with square closure tab marked “D.R.G.M.” AKAH makers marking and crossed rifle monogram. DA/SA action with decocking safety. Loaded chamber indicator and fire blue finished safety. Grips have correct steel liner internally with no other markings. Left side base of frame under grip is marked “2 98”. Rig comes with gold and brown officer’s dress belt with Alloy gold toned buckle. Buckle is marked M/4-24 with appropriate RZM inspection on both buckle and retainer. CONDITION: Very fine, with pistol retaining over 97% blue finish with some very minimal muzzle and high point finish losses. Bore is brilliant bright. Grips are very fine with appropriate small amount of age shrinkage and some very minimal warpage. No cracks or material loss are noted. All marking remain crisp and legible and mechanically excellent. The holster remains supple with solid stitching Some period of use scuffing and all markings are legible. Belt is very fine with solid stitching and with out any material frays. Buckle is very fine with some very light period of use wear on back side and at edges. 4,500 - 5,500

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1218 - (C) RARE EARLY WALTHER P38 7.65 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL Manufacturer: Walther Model: P38 Serial No. 1023 Caliber/Bore: .30 Luger Barrel Length: 4 - 7/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Very scarce Walther Model P38 in caliber 7.65mm, double action with checkered wood target stocks. This gun falls into the earlier production which was produced randomly from serial number 1021 through 3095, when production ceased being made on a special order basis, the first time the double action 7.65mm P38s were produced in sequential quantity, rather than on a single order basis. Pistol is featured on page 112 of Volume One of the “P.38 PISTOL” by Warren Buxton. September 1940 production. Standard configuration P38 with 5” barrel having drift adjustable front sight and fixed rear sight. Left side of slide marked with the usual Walther banner followed by 2-line address that includes “Cal. 7,65 m/m” and suffixed by “Mod. P38”. Safety marked with a white highlighted “S” and red highlighted “F”. Eagle/N marking on right side of slide, right side of barrel, and right side of frame. Fitted with checkered wood target grips. Mag unmarked other than Eagle 359 waffenampt. Major and minor components with a salt blue, high polish finish. PROVENANCE: The Collection of Expert and Author Warren Buxton. CONDITION: Approximately 97% bright high polish blue with sharp edge wear, thinning over the coverplate and front strap. Excellent wood grips. Bright bore with sharp rifling. Perfect manual mechanics. A very desirable pistol from the noted collection of Buxton and featured in his book.. 4,000 - 7,500

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1219 - (C) EARLY KOISHIKAWA MANUFACTURED GRANDPA NAMBU 8MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER. Manufacturer: Koishikawa Model: Grandpa Serial No. 1125 Caliber/Bore: 8mm Nambu Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Large type Nambu (grandpa) produced by Koishikawa-Tokyo . Arsenal marked over the chamber, all matching numbers, except the magazine. CONDITION: The pistol has visible markings, though some are weak as the pistol has been refinished. There are scattered areas of pitting under the finish. The bore is bright with a few areas of frost in the grooves. The shoulder stock/holster has been refinished as well. 7,000 - 9,000 1220 - (C) COLT GENERAL OFFICERS MODEL M1903 POCKET HAMMERLESS SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL (1944). Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1903 Pocket Hammerless Serial No. 566801 Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP Barrel Length: 3 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic US Property marked Colt Model 1903 Pocket Hammerless General Officers Pistol in original numbered box with instructions. Parkerized finish with “US PROPERTY” On right side of frame. Oil finished checkered walnut grips with Rampant Colt medallions. Blue finished Colt marked magazine. Standard Colt commercial markings with Rampant Colt at rear of slide. Violent proof on trigger guard and sub inspection marked “44” on trigger guard. Pistol remains in original Colt shipping box with instructions and is properly numbered to gun in black with a different number on the underside. Colt instructions are original and print dated 9-44. CONDITION: Pistol appears to be without actual use and has some very light edge wear from box storage. Some micro scuffs from handling. Pristine bore. 99% of original parkerized finish remains. There are no British proofs or markings on this example. Mechanically excellent. Box is very fine with some light edge were and scuffing. 3,000 - 4,500

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1221 - (C) US NAVY COLT MODEL 1911 SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL (1912). Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1911 Serial No. 2700 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Serial number 2700 is listed in Clawson as part of the second Naval shipment in 1912. Half moon front sight with U notch round top rear sight. Left side of slide with two line, two block patent and address information in serif font, with encircled rampant Colt at rear, right side with US Navy designation. “H” stamped at top of firing pin retaining plate channel, barrel with stacked “P / H” on hood, “G” and “5” ahead of lug. Frame with serif “UNITED STATES PROPERTY” on left side of dust cover, right with serial number on dust cover with “No.” prefix. Small parts include spurred hammer, checkered slide release with milled relief cut, thick tab safety, long smooth trigger, checkered magazine release with slotted concave catch, smooth flat mainspring housing with lanyard loop. Grips are truncated diamond checkered walnut. 2 tone magazine appears to have been hit with a torch to add some color. CONDITION: Very good as refurbished, with nearly all of thin, almost blue colored, parkerization with white infill on some legends to enhance visibility. Some handling marks throughout and fine oxidation under the pitting. Mechanically fine, bore is dark with visible rifling. Holster is very good with some crazing and wear from use. A very early and desirable example. 5,000 - 8,000 1222 - (A) FINE VOLCANIC REPEATING ARMS NO. 2 HOLSTER MODEL NAVY REPEATING PISTOL. Manufacturer: The Volcanic Repeating Arms Co. Model: Navy Serial No. 1922 Caliber/Bore: .41 Rocket Ball Barrel Length: 8” FFL Status: Antique The Volcanic Repeating Arms Co. took over production of Volcanic arms from Smith & Wesson in 1855 and after assembling stocks of Smith & Wesson made parts began producing brass frame Volcanics around the end of the year. Over the next 13 months before reorganization as New Haven Arms, approximately 3,000 large frame pistols were produced. This fine example is fitted with a polish blued 8” holster model barrel with 3-line “THE VOLCANIC / REPEATING ARMS CO. / PATENT NEW HAVEN CONN. FEB. 14, 1854” address. German silver cone front sight and dovetailed v-notch rear. Plain, unplated brass frame. Standard smooth oiled walnut grips, each stamped on the inside with the matching serial number. Left grip is also stamped “1355” on the outside. Serial number 1922 found on underside of grips, internally on both side plates, bolt assembly lever and both locking links. CONDITION: Very fine. Barrel retains the vast majority of its original blue with some mild thinning, edgewear and scattered marks. Receiver appears to have been cleaned some time ago, now displaying a pleasant mellow patina. Follower retains strong nitre blue around the edges, the center cleaned. Lever displays original blue on the sides mixing with gunmetal patina. Hammer colors have largely faded to patina as well. Grips have expected impressions and nicks with some added finish. Right side also has several small unfilled holes, likely where a plaque of some sort was mounted. Bore is especially fine and bright, showing little if any use. Fine mechanics. A nice example. 15,000 - 25,000 1223 - (A) VOLCANIC ARMS NO. 1 POCKET LEVER ACTION PISTOL. Manufacturer: Volcanic Arms Model: No. 1 Pocket Serial No. 117 Caliber/Bore: .31 Rocket Ball Barrel Length: 3 - 3/4” FFL Status: Antique Lever action with ring pattern lever and gunmetal brass frame. Post front sight with original dovetailed rear sight. Varnished walnut 2 piece grips with brass escutcheons. Serial number “117” on left side of frame under grips. Both grips are numbered “117” as well. Case color finished lever, trigger and hammer with fire blue finished trigger return spring. The famed Volcanic became the precursor to the Henry and later the Winchester rifles. Firing .31 Rocket Ball ammunition, the Volcanic pistols and carbines revolutionized the the cartridge firearms industry. CONDITION: Extremely fine with over 50% thinning blue finish on barrel assembly. The brass frame remains in a mustard patina. The walnut grips are very fine with over 90% finish with some slight edge wear at base. Mechanically excellent. 10,000 - 20,000

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1224 - (A) BELGIAN BREVETTE COLT NO. 5 TEXAS PATERSON PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Belgian Model: No. 5 Paterson Serial No. 870 Caliber/Bore: .36 Rifled Barrel Length: 9” FFL Status: Antique Circa 1860s Belgian made and proofed Brevete copy of Colt Paterson Number 5 Texas Belt pistol with 9” octagon .36 caliber barrel with top flat marked “COLT BREVETTE”. 6 shot non fluted percussion cylinder with improvised stagecoach cylinder scene engraving. Folding trigger, single action with one piece varnished walnut stocks. Serial numbered 870 on cylinder, frame (in the hammer channel), hammer, and face of trigger. Made during the 1860s period for the European market. Not an exact copy of the American Paterson revolver but externally extremely close. CONDITION: Very good with an overall mottled dove grey and chocolate patina finish. The 11 groove rifled bore is very good with some light frosting in grooves. The markings remain legible. The grips are very good and mechanically fine. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 4,500 - 6,500 1225 - (A) CONFEDERATE LEMAT TRANSITIONAL 1ST MODEL GRAPESHOT REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Lemat Model: 1st Model Serial No. 390 Caliber/Bore: .42 Rifled / 18 Gauge Barrel Length: 7” FFL Status: Antique Very scarce transitional LeMat 9-shot .42 Cal revolver with 18 bore grapeshot center barrel. Serial numbered 390 with the transitional pattern loading lever assembly on left side and the 2nd model take down lever. All major components are numbered 390 including the grips internally. Top of barrel is marked “COL LEMAT BTE S.C.D.C” with “LM” marking on right side. The first model LeMat revolver is widely known as a Confederate used and imported weapon and was used notably by Confederate Officers Jeb Stewart, Stonewall Jackson, P.T. Beauregard, as well as members of Mosby’s 43rd Battalion of Virginia and many others. With the limited production of arms in the South, France was a friendly source of weapons and equipment but the challenge of blockades and international politics soon ended the French to South supply lines. With less than 450 total examples of the 1st model produced including the transitional models, they are prized and rarely encountered. This example is a recent discovery. CONDITION: Very fine. Most all of the finish has been polished bright with crisp serial number markings and barrel legends. Grips are exceptionally fine with light wear. Rifled bore is good with distinct rifling. Grapeshot bore is very fine with light frosting. Mechanically excellent. 17,500 - 27,500 1226 - (A) CONFEDERATE GRISWOLD PERCUSSION SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Griswold Model: 2nd Model Serial No. 2116 Caliber/Bore: .36 Rifled Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Confederate produced Griswold & Gunnison 2nd model belt revolver. Brass frame with brass trigger guard and back strap. Produced outside of Macon, Georgia at Gunnisonville armory from 1862 until November 1864 when it was destroyed by fire at the hand of Union troops. This 2nd Model with the distinctive octagon shaped barrel breech is numbered 2116 on, barrel, frame, and cylinder with “16” being found on loading lever, wedge, side of trigger guard internally and side of back strap internally. Additionally marked with a “DD” marking on underside of barrel at loading lever latch area, rear of frame and on both trigger guard and grip strap internally as well as the left side of the hammer. A series of Roman numerals “VIIII” are found scribed on underside of frame and side of trigger guard. The rear of the cylinder has a very faint “D”. The one piece walnut grips are pencil marked “16” in the rear strap mortise. Griswold produced an estimated 100 revolver per month and at times used brass donated by local churches by rendering their bells. CONDITION: Good with a mottled grey finish on all iron. Brass has been polished and cleaned long ago. The stocks are very good, full sized and without material loss. A nipple is absent from the cylinder. The bore is dark with visible rifling. The cylinder fails to rotate when hammer pulled to the rear and needs a pawl spring. A honest Confederate Griswold revolver from our Civil War. 8,000 - 12,000

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1227 - (A) FINE BABY COLT PATERSON NO. 1 POCKET PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: No. 1 Pocket Serial No. 497 Caliber/Bore: .28 Percussion Barrel Length: 3” FFL Status: Antique Colt Paterson Model one Pocket Model known as the Baby Paterson. Serial number 497 with 3” octagon barrel with diminutive blade front sight and smooth notched curved hammer for rear sight. One of the very last produced of the total 500 gun production. .28 caliber percussion with folding trigger and highly figured walnut grips. 5 shot non fluted cylinder with famed Centaur cylinder scene and round cylinder stops. Top barrel flat marked “-PATENT ARMS M’G CO. PATERSON N.J.-COLT’S PT-” from breech to muzzle. Detailed disassembly reveals matching serial number 497 found on trigger, cylinder, rear of barrel, front of frame and on rear grip mortise in ink and wedge. 11 groove rifled bore. With a total production of 500 the Baby Paterson is known some high point finish loss. Bore is very good with light darkness in grooves. The frame retains 75% blue finish with toning to patina and edge finish losses. The highly figured walnut grip retain well over 95% vanish. The cylinder retains 100% of its crisp Centaur cylinder scene and 25% blue finish in protected areas. All screws remain excellent and not fouled. The matching number wedge still has traces of fire blue in protected areas. Mechanically excellent. This Number One Baby Paterson is a recent discovery from an older collection and never offered for public sale prior. 25,000 - 35,000

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1228 - (A) HISTORICALLY IMPORTANT COLT 1851 NAVY PRESENTED TO BRIGADIER GENERAL J.R. ANDERSON OF THE TREDEGAR IRON WORKS. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1851 Navy Serial No. 100831 Caliber/Bore: .36 Rifled Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique It is no secret that Samuel Colt had no qualms selling his arms to both sides during conflict, including during the American Civil War. His clever marketing strategy also included presenting elaborate, fancily decorated examples of his products to entice potential clients, to famously include the “Sultan of Turkey” gun and its compatriots that Samuel Colt presented to solicit business from both sides of the Crimean War. This pistol continues to reflect that trend, and was presented to J.R. Anderson, the owner of the famous Tredegar Iron Works. Anderson was born in 1813 and graduated from West Point in 1836 and was commissioned as a 2nd Lieutenant in the 3rd Artillery before transferring to the Engineering Bureau in D.C.. He was the assistant engineer for Fort Pulaski, and resigned in September 1837. He continued in the civilian sector as an Engineer, taking various projects, but in March 1841 he was the agent for Tredegar Iron Works. Over the years he became more and more involved, until he become the owner in January 1848. Tredegar was an extremely important manufacturer, providing locomotives, cannon, and other pieces of tooling to the US government. When the Civil War officially began, the decision to base the Confederate capital in Richmond was influenced in no small part by the need to hold Tredegar. A Secessionist, Anderson quickly arranged to provide the fledgling Confederacy with cannon and shot, but felt called to the field as well. He was commissioned as a Brigadier-General on September 3rd, 1861, with the stipulation that if his personal supervision was required at the Iron Works, he was to return. He commanded the 3rd Brigade and participated in the Battle of Mechanicsville, Gaine’s Mill, and Frazier’s Farm; Anderson was wounded at Frazier’s Farm, and resigned his commission to return to Tredegar. Anderson was eager for the Confederate government to take control of Tredegar, citing his efficiency and ingenuity in the face of limited resources and other wartime stressors. After the War, Tredegar was temporarily seized by Union forces, but released back to Anderson in 1867. He continued to run Tredegar till his death, and was an active participant in politics until he died on September 7th, 1892, at the Isles of Shoals. This revolver was likely presented to Anderson as a result of his commercial relationship with Colt. Colt and Anderson previously had dealings, with 250 Navies shipped to J.R. Anderson in February of 1861. In April of 1861, Anderson reached out to Colt, looking to establish an ongoing contract for Colt pistols at a rate of 300 guns a week, but Colt was cut off from the South a mere two weeks later, April 15th. Per the included factory letter, this gun was documented as a blued 1851 navy with blued finish, 7 - 1/2” barrel, and shipped to Anderson in Richmond, Virginia, on February 6th in a shipment of 50. Most likely, realizing he had the opportunity to woo an important Southern industrialist and likely business contact, Colt had one of the guns pulled and decorated in the same vein as the Crimean War guns. Silver plated throughout, including the screws, and decorated with Gustave Young style acanthus scrollwork with a punchdot background and crosshatch shading. “ADDRESS SAMl COLT HARDFORD CT” across top barrel flat, “COLT’S PATENT” on left side of frame, and full or partial matching serial numbers on barrel assembly, rammer assembly, wedge, cylinder, cylinder axle, frame, trigger guard, and butt. Fit with an 1849 Pocket trigger. Elaborately engraved ivory grips with relief carving of a patriotic eagle atop a shield and a scroll that reads “LIBERTY” on left side; not numbered but fit with correct factory style wooden spacers, further suggesting the gun was quickly put together for Anderson. Accompanied by extensive documentation and letters discussing this gun, including a letter from Tom Powers opining that the gun was likely pulled for embellishment and that finish is original; letter from R.L. Wilson examining the history of the gun and remarking on its significance; Colt factory letter; copy of “The Colt Engraving Book: Volume Two”, where this gun is photographed and described on pages XX and XXI, inscribed by Wilson to John Harris, whose collection the gun is attributed to; copy of the Fall 2009 TGCA magazine, where the display of this gun was used to entice people to attend the TGCA Collectors Arms show; extensive research and other materials relating to Anderson, Tredegar, and related, housed in a fliptop box and a portfolio that cleanly and effectively presents relevant information. CONDITION: With the vast majority of the factory silver plate retained throughout the barrel assembly and frame, with some areas of flaking and very fine oxidation visible, and some thinning to brass at sharp edges. Grips very good with heavier wear to brass, particular at back strap and around the trigger guard. Cylinder has all six safety nipples still intact and well defined. Mechanically fine, bore with strong, well defined rifling through. Grips excellent with one spliced repair on right scale, just behind frame screw, measuring approximately 1/4” x 1/16”. Engraving is crisp and well cut throughout. This is an outstanding and extremely important Colt, representing not only Colt’s predilection for soliciting multiple sides in conflicts, but also his tendency to present elaborate arms as a way to curry favor for business. 60,000 - 90,000

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1229 - (A) COLT AGENT PRESENTATION COLT 1851 NAVY PERCUSSION REVOLVER Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1851 Navy Serial No. 23697 Caliber/Bore: .36 Rifled Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Manufactured 1855, London Made Colt Model 1851 Navy revolver with factory engraving in the exhibition pattern. Blue finish with case color frame, hammer, and loading lever. Piano varnished burl walnut one piece grips. Top flat of octagon barrel marked “-ADDRESS COL. COLT. LONDON-”. Factory engraved in scroll and vine at muzzle, breech, loading lever frame, and recoil shield, with non fluted 6 shot cylinder having the Wm, Ormsby Naval engagement cylinder scene. London proofs on barrel and cylinder. Back strap is engraved “TO GOVENOR J.A. WRIGHT FROM HIS FRIEND FR, VON OPPEN 1859”. Governor J.A. Wright was born in Pennsylvania. He received his law degree in 1829. Wright served in the Indiana House of representatives from 1833-1838, State senate 1839-42, and United States Congress 1843-45. He was reelected as Governor 1852. Later appointed as Envoy to Prussia by President James Buchanan. He later was appointed as commissioner of the Hamburg Exhibition and retained this title until his death in Berlin in 1867. Baron Frederick Von Oppen was Colt’s Agent in London. Von Oppen was born in Prussia and was responsible for Colt’s expansion into the European arms market and later married Samuel Colt’s sister in law, Caroline Henshaw. This London Colt Model 1851 is housed in its London factory case with correct Dickson bag flask, take down wrench, and tin of Eley pistol caps. Case retains its London operating instruction label in lid and top of the lid has the identical inscription as the revolver. CONDITION: Extremely fine with brilliant bore. Barrel retains over 85% finish with lever having most of its subdued case color. The frame has areas of vivid case color and 100%of the crisp cylinder scene remains. The piano finished grips are excellent with 99% varnish remaining. Mechanically excellent. All engraving remains crisp and all marking legible and sharp. The case is very fine with solid partitions. Excellent lining and the exterior is superb. This revolver has been known to be retained by a single family since the 1930s and never offed for public sale. Fresh to the market 18,000 - 28,000

1230 - (A) OUTSTANDING FACTORY ENGRAVED AND CASED COLT MODEL 1849 POCKET PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1849 Pocket Serial No. 66163 Caliber/Bore: .31 Rifled Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Antique Produced by Colt in 1853, featuring the Donut style engraving prevalent in the early 1850s. All numbers match. This revolver has early features including the small oval trigger guard with a medium length trigger, non beveled loading cut out, and two line New York address across top of barrel. The frame is blued, rather than the customary case hardening. Silver plated grip strap. One piece ivory grips. Housed in an American made rosewood, French style case that is velvet lined, brass bound and has an engraved an inlaid escutcheon inscribed “F.C.”, containing accessories comprising a scarce flying eagle powder flask, brass two cavity mold marked “COLTS PATENT”, and “L” tool. This revolver is documented and photographed on pg. 64 of “Colt Pistols: 1836-1976” by Wilson and Hable, with a discussion about the early features and donut scrollwork. CONDITION: The high polish blued finish has areas of flaking on the barrel, somewhat heavier on left side. Grip straps excellent, silver with pleasant tarnishing throughout and some high edge losses to brass. Grips have a pleasing mellow patina and are free of defects. The bore is mirror bright. Case excellent, with some scattered handling marks, leather underside with some rubs to exterior. 17,500 - 27,500 132

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1231 - (A) COLT MODEL 1848 BABY DRAGOON PERCUSSION REVOLVER WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1848 Baby Dragoon Serial No. 7156 Caliber/Bore: .31 Rifled Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Antique Colt’s pocket Model, or the baby Dragoon was one of several small frame percussion revolvers adopted by Colt prior to the Civil War. This example was manufactured in 1848 and features several features only found on early examples. The two line New York address reads from left to right. The cylinder stops are the early oval type. Early short forcing cone as well. The revolver comes cased in a period wood case and powder flask. CONDITION: Good. The revolver functions correctly and lock up is very good. The revolver retains some blue finish, but mainly is an even dark patina. Much of the original silver plating is present on the grip frame and trigger guard. Bore is mostly bright with areas of corrosion. The revolver comes cased in a period wood case and powder flask. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 3,000 - 4,000 1232 - (A) CASED COLT MODEL 1848 BABY DRAGOON PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1848 Baby Dragoon Serial No. 328 Caliber/Bore: .31 Rifled Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Antique Type II, which dates to 1847-1848. Matching numbers to include the frame, grip strap, back strap, barrel, cylinder, cylinder arbor, and wedge. Features the “Colt’s Patent” stamped Texas Rangers roll die cylinder scene, oval cylinder stops, octagonal barrel, single bead front sight, silver plated brass square back trigger guard, and one piece varnished walnut grips. Top of barrel has the two line Colts New York legend. The left side of frame is stamped “Colt’s Patent”. Comes in the leather type covered hard wood case with the French fit style hard interior as used for the Colt Paterson revolver. The case includes a key, an unmarked plunger style brass powder flask, and a brass two cavity Colt marked bullet model with no sprue cutter. CONDITION: Very good. The roll die cylinder scene, while not 100% visible, is very strong. Solid 70% silver plating remains on trigger guard with none visible on back strap. Frame colors have faded and show nominal age oxidation. Barrel and cylinder are a smooth grey patina with some blue hue. Grips are excellent with nominal dings and some added finish. Mechanically sound. Bore is strong. Case is solid but cover shows some chipping. The brown interior shows usual wear. Very crisp early Baby Dragoon. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 4,000 - 6,000 1233 - (A) FACTORY ENGRAVED AND CASED LONDON COLT 1849 POCKET PERCUSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1849 Serial No. 605 Caliber/Bore: .31 Caliber Rifled Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Antique Dates to first year London from 1853. The head Colt factory engraver at that time was Gustave Young. The finish on this gun was the standard blue and case color featuring the octagon barrel and varnished walnut grips. Both straps are silver plated. The cylinder features the roll die stage coach scene. All numbers are matching including the wedge. You will find the Young style bank note scroll engraving on both straps and barrel. The hammer and loading lever are also engraved. There are British proofs on each cylinder wall and barrel. The top of barrel has the London legend. There is a single punch dot under every serial number with exception to the cylinder which is not engraved. The revolver comes in a period wood case with an original small eagle flask, a Colt two cavity bullet mold and a Winchester cap tin. CONDITION: Excellent. All engraving is crisp. The frame retains generous case color as does the hammer. The cylinder is a crisp fading blue/grey with a bold cylinder scene. Barrel finish is also a thinning blue grey with crisp legends and edges. The trigger still retains the majority of the nitre blue. The straps still retain the majority of silver with minimal age bubbling. Nipples are also crisp. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. bright bore. The case is excellent with usual fading liner. A beautiful early London Colt. 4,000 - 7,000

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1234 - (A) FINE CASED COLT 1849 POCKET SINGLE ACTION PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1849 Pocket Serial No. 188035 Caliber/Bore: .31 Rifled Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Antique Dates to 1861. This is an early Hartford model and the Colt legend is stamped atop the barrel. Standard features with the desirable long barrel showing the standard blue and case color finish, octagon barrel, roll die stage coach cylinder scene, silver plated straps and varnished walnut grips. All numbers are matching including wedge and lever. Revolver is housed in a period oak case lined in rust hue felt, French fitted and includes a Colt two cavity bullet mold and Eley cap tin but the flask and combustible cartridge pack are reproductions. CONDITION: Fine and crisp. Flashes of bright blue remain on barrel with balance simply flaked retaining razor sharp edges and legends. The cylinder has flaked but the scene is still crisp. Nipples are strong but safeties show wear. Frame screws are true and retain strong blue. Frame retains the majority of their case color, some still quite vivid as does the hammer. The straps retain the majority of the oxidized plating. Grips are fine showing high edge finish wear. Mechanically sound with a well defined lightly frosted bore. Overall, a great early war set. 3,000 - 4,500 1235 - (A) FACTORY ENGRAVED AND CASED COLT MODEL 1849 POCKET PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1849 Pocket Serial No. 94598 Caliber/Bore: .31 Rifled Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Antique Manufactured in 1854. Octagon barrel with small pin front sight and engraved “Saml Colt” address. The sides of the barrel are engraved with foliate scroll in the Gustave Young style with an incorporated doghead on the left. 5-shot cylinder rolled with a largely legible stagecoach holdup scene. Frame is engraved with nearly full coverage factory foliate scroll engraving with engraved “COLTS / PATENT” and another incorporated dog head on the left side. Hammer is engraved on each side with characteristic dragon heads and scroll. Silver plated and engraved grip straps. Deluxe varnished 1-piece figured walnut grips. Matching numbers observed on barrel lug, loading lever, wedge, frame, cylinder, and grip straps. Serial numbers have punch dot markings indicating a special order gun. Gun is housed in an original figured mahogany partitioned case with eagle flask, brass dual cavity “COLT’S / PATENT” mold, and Winchester cap tin. CONDITION: Very good. Barrel retains traces of original in protected areas, the balance faded to an even gray patina with some cleaned oxidation spotting. Cylinder and frame displays a similar patina. Grip straps retain the majority of their plating with areas of loss and wear with some heavy marks on the butt. Grips have nearly all of their original varnish with some scattered impressions and wear at the base with a few small chips on the right side. Defined bore with abrasion in the grooves. Fine mechanics. Case is very good with some scuffs and grain separation. Mold shows heavy dings and nicks throughout. Flask is very good with a nice aged patina. A nice, honest factory engraved Colt pocket. 3,000 - 5,000 1236 - (A) FACTORY ENGRAVED AND CASED COLT MODEL 1849 POCKET REVOLVER Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1849 Pocket Serial No. 61742 Caliber/Bore: .31 Rifled Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Antique This beautiful factory engraved and cased revolver was manufactured by Colt in 1853. It features the classic fine scroll with matted background with foliate accents popularized by Young and other German trained engravers working for Colt in this period. The fine engraving includes a wolfs head on both sides of the hammer. The “COLTS/PATENT” marking is inscribed in an arch among the scrollwork on the left side of frame rather than the usual stamped marking. The presentation engraved “Saml Colt” inscription is on top of the barrel in place of the usual address. The rear grip strap is engraved with the name “Don Ruben Padilla”. Matching serial numbers on the barrel, frame, cylinder and trigger guard. Each serial number has an “E” below the serial, indicating the factory engraving. The revolver has English proofs on the cylinder and both sides of the barrel breech, within the scrollwork. The revolver is cased in mahogany with maroon velvet lining. There is a paper label in the lid of the case. The case also contains a powder flash made by C&JW Hawksley. A blued tool is also included. CONDITION: Scrollwork is very fine with little wear.. The cylinder hand currently is not functioning. There are traces of varnish remain on the walnut grips. The metalwork has an overall pleasing even grey patina and the brass is a mellow unpolished patina. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 7,000 - 10,000 134

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1237 - (A) FINE ENGLISH CASED LONDON COLT MODEL 1849 PERCUSSION REVOLVER Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1849 Pocket Serial No. 6919 Caliber/Bore: .31 Rifled Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Antique Dates to 1855. Only 11,000 Londons were recorded from 1853 through1856 only. This is a second type with larger trigger guard and desirable long barrel. The barrel exhibits the London Colt legend. There are numerous British proof marks on barrel and cylinder. All numbers are matching to include both the wedge and lever. Finish is standard blue and case color with one piece varnished walnut grips, an octagon barrel, silver plated straps and displays the usual roll die stage coach cylinder scene. The English oak case has the round brass escutcheon at top with exposed brass screws. The Pall Mall London Approved Colt paper trade label is affixed to the inner lid and is still quite crisp. The set contains a James Dixon bag style powder flask, a blued Colt two cavity bullet mold, a high polish blue nipple wrench, paper label cap tin, an unmarked oil bottle with a wood handle cleaning jag. Case is line in green felt. CONDITION: Fine and crisp. The barrel retains flashes of bright blue with balance simply flaked and retaining crisp edges and legends. The cylinder finish has flaked to a soft patina with a crisp scene. The nipples are sharp still retaining the vast majority of blue and the safeties are proud. Screw heads are true. The frame retains the vast majority of case color, still very vivid as does the hammer and lever. The iron straps retain generous strong silver. Grips are fine with usual edge wear. Mechanically sound with a sharp bright bore. Very fine early London cased Colt. 3,500 - 5,000 1238 - (A) COLT WELLS FARGO POCKET REVOLVER WITH RARE 6” BARREL Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1849 Wells Fargo Serial No. 152816 Caliber/Bore: .31 Rifled Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Antique Manufactured 1850. Colt Wells Fargo Revolver with rare 6” octagon barrel, 5 shot non fluted cylinder with W.M. Ormsby stagecoach robbery cylinder roll died scene. Manufactured in the 1849 Pocket Model range with the same frame, cylinder, and cylinder slots. The Wells Fargo was a continuation of the 1848 Pocket Dragoon and produced without loading lever assembly. The production of the Wells Fargo series is estimated at 6000 guns with 3” barrels as standard and some 5” models; the 6” variation is extremely rare. Brass trigger guard with silver finish, varnished walnut grips, 2 line Colt New York barrel address on top flat. PROVENANCE: Former Arnold Chernoff collection, Former Robert Howard Collection, CONDITION: Very fine with a pleasant brown patina finish mixed with blue in protected areas, 20% silver remains on trigger guard. Cylinder retains 95% cylinder scene. All numbers are matching including wedge. 4,000 - 6,000 1239 - (A) HIGH CONDITION DEALER CASED LONDON COLT MODEL 1851 NAVY PERCUSSION REVOLVER Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1851 Navy Serial No. 40448 Caliber/Bore: .36 Rifled Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Dates to 1856, the last year for the London marked Navies. The top of the barrel shows the Colt London address. British proof marks are stamped on each cylinder flat that also displays the standard roll die Naval engagement scene. The left side of barrel also shows the British proof stamps. Finish is standard blue and case color with the blued trigger guard and back strap. The grips are varnished walnut. All numbers are matching to include the wedge and loading lever. The left side of frame is stamped with proper Colts Patent. The front sight is the standard cone. This beautiful London is housed in an English walnut case with brass escutcheon and exposed screws. The paper trade label is that of Williams and Powell of 25 South Castle street in Liverpool. The case is lined in period green felt and includes an eagle with shield brass powder flask, an unmarked brass two cavity bullet mold, an Eley Brothers cap tin and a sealed pack of 6 .36 combustible cartridges. CONDITION: Fine. The cylinder and barrel retain approximately 30% of the bright London blue with the balance a smooth crisp patina simply from usual finish flaking but not from use as the cylinder scene is crisp as are all of the barrel legends and retaining sharp edges. The screws are true and most retain some strong nitre blue finish. The trigger guard retains generous bright blue with balance, including back strap, simply flaked. The frame retains the majority of their case color as does the hammer and lever. Grips are excellent showing nominal high edge wear with some light impressions. All of the safety pins are pronounced as are the nipples. The action is tight as new and the rifling is crisp and bright. The case lining shows some fading and a few stains and the case itself does show some wear with a small crack at upper right corner. Overall, an outstanding example of a dealer cased London Navy. 3,000 - 5,000

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1240 - (A) FINE COLT MODEL 1851 NAVY PERCUSSION REVOLER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1851 Navy Serial No. 155077 Caliber/Bore: .36 Rifled Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Manufactured by Colt at the peak of the Civil War, 1863. This beautiful Colt 1851 Navy features all matching numbers, including the wedge. CONDITION: Very Fine. Much of the original charcoal blue remains on the barrel assembly. Traces of case colors are evident on the frame and loading lever. The naval engagement scene is visible with some areas of loss. The one piece walnut grips have much of the original varnish finish remaining. The hammer notches are intact. The bore has strong rifling, with areas of corrosion throughout. Fine mechanics. 3,000 - 5,000 1241 - (A) CASED LONDON COLT MODEL 1851 NAVY PERCUSSION REVOLVER (1847). Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1851 Navy Serial No. 31466 Caliber/Bore: .36 Rifled Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique First year production. This all-original cased Baby dragoon features all matching serial numbers. The revolver features the early style left hand Colt New York address on the top barrel flat. The cylinder stops are the early round style. The three-digit serial numbers appear on the barrel, frame, cylinder, trigger guard and wedge. CONDITION: The ranger and Indian cylinder scene is still clear. Silver plate is intact on the trigger guard. Traces of case colors are evident on the frame. The barrel and cylinder are an even grey patina. Mechanically fine. The bore has prominent lands and grooves, but oxidation is evident. The revolver is cased in a leatherette covered wood case with maroon velvet lining. That contains a Colt patent marked bullet mold and an unmarked powder flask. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 3,000 - 4,000 1242 - (A) HIGH CONDITION THIRD MODEL COLT 1851 NAVY PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1851 Navy Serial No. 41781 Caliber/Bore: .36 Rifled Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Dates to 1855. This is a standard 3rd model Navy with small round brass trigger guard and back strap, octagonal barrel, cone front sight, case colored frame, lever, and hammer, and one piece walnut grips. Matching numbers and roll die naval battle scene on cylinder. The barrel has the one line Colt New York legend, the frame with the two line Colt Patent legend. There are numerous small “X” stamps as well as a small “T” or “J” (?, difficult to read) on left side of barrel flat. The barrel and cylinder now exhibits high polish English blue finish and screws are the high dome type. CONDITION: Excellent. The frame colors are still partially visible but fading and patterned out as has the hammer but lever does show some flashes of color. Frame screws are true but devoid of blue. The cylinder scene is crisp. The safety pins are still pronounced and the nipples are crisp. Grips are excellent with nominal impressions. Mechanically sound and tight with strong half cock. Bore is bold and bright with light frosting. 9,000 - 12,000

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1243 - (A) TRIPLE CASED COLT MODEL 1851 NAVY, 1849 POCKET, AND 1855 ROOT PERCUSSION REVOLVERS. Manufacturer: (ALL) Colt Model: (A) 1851 (B) 1849 (C) 1855 Serial No. (A) 146693 (B) 266149 (C) 4564 Caliber/Bore: (A) .36 Rifled (B&C) .31 Rifled Barrel Length: (A) 7 - 1/2” (B) 5” (C) 4 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Scarce Colt retailer 3 gun cased set with (A) Colt model 1851 Navy, manufactured 1863, with 7 - 1/2” octagon barrel. Blue and case color finishes with one piece walnut grips. (B) Colt Model 1849 Pocket model in .31 with 5” octagon barrel, blue and case color finishes, and one piece walnut grips. (C) Colt Model 1855 Root pocket revolver manufactured 1861 in .31 caliber with fluted cylinder, blue finish and one piece varnished walnut grips. Housed in retailer 3 gun partitioned case with red lining, with 2 straight leg Colt dual cavity bullet molds in .31 and .36; American Flask Company eagle flask for Model 1851 Navy Colt and Pocket Model eagle flask for ‘49 Pocket and 1855 Root pocket models. Also included is 2 Eley cap tins with caps and Colt nipple wrench, oil bottle, and turn screw. CONDITION: Colt 1851 Navy is good as having been heavily cleaned with no finish remaining and some evidence of draw filing. Dark bore with visible rifling. Grips are slightly undersized from refinish. Matching numbers. Cylinder fails to rotate and needs adjustment. Colt Model 1849 Pocket remains good with traces of blue finish. and balance toned to patina. Grips are good as refinished. Mechanically fine. Colt Model 1855 Root type 5 with round 4” barrel and blue finish with matching numbers. retains over 60% blue finish with excellent bore. Very fine grips with most all varnish remaining. Action operates properly. Cylinder retains 25% finish. Some abrasions and scratches at rear of cylinder pin from improper disassembly. Mechanically fine . Both strait leg molds are very good with an abundance of finish, Excellent markings and fine cavities. Cap tins are very good with 1 having some material loss to label. Case is very good with solid partitions and fine lining. Exterior is good with period of use impressions. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 5,500 - 8,500 1244 - (A) EXTREMELY FINE AND ATTRIBUTED COLT MODEL 1860 ARMY MARTIALLY MARKED PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1860 Army Serial No. 43694 Caliber/Bore: .44 Caliber Rifled Barrel Length: 8” FFL Status: Antique Dates to 1862. Inside the trigger guard is etched H.V. Schlen Sept. 15, 1862. There was a Capt. Johan Schlen who was captured at the Battle of Harpers Ferry on September 15, 1862 along with approximately 12,000 union forces on that very date. It was the largest capture in the history of the Civil War. There are several sub inspector stamps on metal along with a CSL cartouche inspector stamp for Charles Lane found on the left panel along with JT for John Taylor on the right side. All factory features are standard to include the blue and case color finish, walnut grips, a blued iron back strap with shoulder stock cut and the brass trigger guard. The rebated cylinder exhibits the Naval Engagement roll die scene. All numbers are matching to include the wedge and lever. CONDITION: Fine. The cylinder retains at least 70% blue with balance blending and displaying a sharp scene. The barrel still retains approximately 85% of its blue with most of the patina soft blend located near the muzzle. The frame and hammer retain an abundance of case color. The majority of the screws retain strong nitre blue with true heads. Even the back strap retains generous original blue. The grips are excellent with sharp cartouche stamps. Mechanically sound with a well defined bore showing nominal abrasion. This is an extremely clean and crisp early martial 1860 with correlation to a very infamous Civil War battle and captured soon after he assumed command which could explain the excellent condition. 4,000 - 6,000

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1245 - (A) MARTIAL COLT 2ND MODEL DRAGOON PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 2nd Model Dragoon Serial No. 11000 Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Martial Colt 2nd Model Dragoon manufactured 1851. Small blade type front sight with top of barrel marked “ADDRESS SAML COLT NEW-YORK CITY”. Gain twist rifled bore. Non-fluted cylinder with rectangular cylinder stops. Left side of iron frame marked “COLTS” with the patent marking and U.S. marking purposely removed. Oval trigger guard, Oil finish one piece walnut stocks with traces of oval cartouche on left side. Matching serial numbers found on frame, trigger guard, butt, cylinder and barrel. Loading lever latch is absent. Revolver has been Post-Civil War period nickel plated. CONDITION: Very good overall with large quantity of nickel finish remaining. Bore is good with some darkness. Grip are very fine with a minor amount of material loss at toe. Mechanically excellent. Cylinder is void of scene from period finish application. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 2,500 - 4,500 1246 - (A) MARTIAL COLT 3RD MODEL DRAGOON PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 3rd Dragoon Serial No. 17479 Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Colt 3rd Model Dragoon 44 revolver, manufactured 1858 with 7 1/2” round barrel with German silver blade front sight, Top of barrel marked “ADDRESS SAML COLT NEW YORK” with 3 leaf Pistol / Carbine rear sight. Gain twist rifled barrel. 4 screw iron frame with U.S. markings and “COLT’S PATENT” on left side. Brass oval trigger guard with steel back strap and butt slotted for shoulder stock. Recoil shield slotted for shoulder stock as well. One piece walnut grips with very light traces of cartouches on both sides. 6 shot non fluted cylinder with Wm, Ormsby’s Ranger and Indian cylinder scene. All matching serial numbers observed on cylinder, frame. trigger guard, barrel and wedge. Condition: Very good with very good bore with some minor darkness in grooves. Exterior finish has toned to a chocolate brown patina with age. Area of period pitting exist on frame. The brass has attained a mellow mustard tarnish; The grips are very fine with some very minor material loss at toe. Mechanically excellent. 8,000 - 12,000 1247 - (A) COLT 3RD MODEL DRAGOON PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 3rd Model Dragoon Serial No. 11533 Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Manufactured in 1851. Colt 3rd Model Dragoon with blued and case color finishes, 1-piece varnished walnut stocks, silver washed oval trigger guard and back strap. US Martially marked “US” on left side of frame beneath the “COLT’S PATENT” marking. Top of barrel marked “ADDRESS SAML COLT NEW-YORK CITY”. Gain twist rifled bore. Matching serial numbers found on barrel, wedge, cylinder pin, frame, cylinder, trigger guard and back strap. as well as inked into the mortise of the one piece walnut grips. CONDITION: Good as partially restored with reapplied numbers on cylinder. No cylinder scene is remaining. Silver has been reapplied at some earlier period. Mainspring is a contemporary replacement. Wedge screw is a replacement. Shadows of case colors remain on frame and barrel and cylinder remain a dove grey. Bore is good with some darkness. Mechanically fine. Grips are good with a earlier chip repair at toe. 3,000 - 5,000

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1248 - (A) BRITISH RETAILER CASED, GOLD WASH AND ENGRAVED ADAMS BEAUMONT PATENT DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER PRESENTED TO COLONEL JAMES WEBBER SMITH. Manufacturer: Adams Model: Beaumont Revolver Serial No. 31704 Caliber/Bore: .442 Rifled Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique On Feb. 20th 1855, an Adams patent was filed for a double action large bore revolver as designed by Lt. Fred Beaumont, an improved design that could be operated both single and double action. A left side plunger was added from a Kerr patent and substantial orders were placed by the British government beginning in October of 1855 with many being used in the Crimean War. The Adams patent number number 31704 is found on the left side of frame. The top strap is engraved D. EGG 1 PALL MALL S.W. Durs Egg died in 1831 but this famed English firm continued under his nephew Joseph. The brass escutcheon atop the English walnut case reads “ JAMES WEBBER SMITH 38TH REG.” Smith, an Irishman, was posted as a Lieutenant in 1856, promoted to Captain in 1870 and eventually to Major in 1881 where as the 38th foot found themselves in India in 1884 where he fought in the Sudan with the Nile Expedition (1884-1885) and at the battel of Kirkbekan (Feb. 1885) where he was field promoted to Lt. Colonial as the Mahdists defeated the British forces. The revolver is completely gold washed and scroll engraved, even the nipples are partially gold washed. The Kerr style loading lever is finished in nitre blue. The barrel is octagon and features a dovetailed front sight. The one piece checkered walnut grips feature a silver plated escutcheon and the gold wash pommel has a trap door. The cylinder pin head is blued as is the right side safety. Cylinder is a five shot. Housed in a period case that displays a paper dealer trade label, lined in a fading green felt and includes an unmarked double cavity bullet mold, a wooden rod, a James Dixon marked copper bag type powder flask, an unmarked plated oil bottle, an unmarked wood handle turn screw and a paper label Joyce of London cap tin. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains the vast majority of its gold wash, thinning a bit on cylinder and fading on trigger guard. The cylinder shows no face burn. The lever retains nearly all its nitre blue finish. The engraving, edges and legends are still crisp. The grips are excellent with sharp checkering. Mechanically sound with a bright strong bore. This cased, as presented, revolver is a stunning example. 4,000 - 6,000 1249 - (A) PRESENTATION COOPER POCKET MODEL DOUBLE ACTION PERCUSSION REVOLVER WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Cooper Model: Pocket Serial No. 645 Caliber/Bore: .31 Rifled Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Antique Second model manufactured in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania around the time of the Civil War. Blued octagon barrel with 2-line address. Matching numbers observed on the barrel, cylinder, and grip straps. The 1-piece walnut grips are mounted on the left side with an oval silver presentation plate engraved “Presented to / A.C. Lindsay / by his Brother”. Very possibly Alfred Curling Lindsay of Pittsburgh, 2nd Lieutenant in the 136th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry and killed at Chancellorsville in 1863. Gun is housed in a custom wooden display case with green crushed velvet French fitted liner. A Hawksley bag shaped flask and mold are included. CONDITION: Very good. Barrel retains significant traces of factory blue fading to a gray patina with some evidence of cleaning. Cylinder retains more significant portions of original blue. Other iron components have largely drifted to a dove gray patina. A few screws are marred. Grips have some varnish loss and impressions with more significant hammer marks on the butt. Abraded bore. Fine mechanics. Contemporary case is fine. Flask spring is broken but is otherwise good. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 2,500 - 3,500

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1250 - (A) WONDERFUL CASED DEANE & SON ADAMS PATENT DOUBLE ACTION PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Adams Model: Revolver Serial No. B9578 Caliber/Bore: .45 Rifled Barrel Length: 5 - 3/4” FFL Status: Antique Manufactured by John Deane in the 1857-1873 period with “DEANE & SON 30 KING WILLIAM STT LONDON BRIDGE” address. Finished in brilliant English high polish blue with tight foliate scroll engraving. Octagon barrel fitted with a dovetailed blade front sight and Joseph Brazier patent loading lever. Right side of the frame engraved with “ADAMS’ PATENT” and number. 1-piece checkered walnut grip with an engraved pommel cap. Revolver is housed in a lovely period partitioned mahogany case of English form with brass corner reinforcements and a blank presentation escutcheon. Interior is lined in green felt with Deane and Son label listing them as gunmakers for Prince Albert. Additional accessories include a dual cavity conical bullet mold with nitre blue sprue cutter, James Dixon flask, James Dixon oiler, large paper label Eley Bros revolver cap tin, ebony handled nipple wrench, and a cleaning rod. CONDITION: Very fine. Barrel and frame retain over 90% lustrous original blue high edge wear and scattered losses. Cylinder, trigger guard, and back strap have largely faded to patina with some traces of blue in protected areas. Grips are crisp and clean. Bore is bright with well defined rifling and frosting throughout. Fine mechanics. Case shows some usual wear with one small split on the lid. Accessories rate very fine. Cap tin is full of grease/wax. This set displays exceedingly well. 2,000 - 4,000

1251 - (A) SHARPS NEW MODEL 1863 SINGLE SHOT BREECH-LOADING PURCUSSION CARBINE. Manufacturer: C. Sharps Model: 1863 Serial No. 47686 Caliber/Bore: .52 Sharps Percussion Barrel Length: 22” FFL Status: Antique Superb Civil War Issued Sharps New Model 1863 Carbine. With Lawrence pellet prime mechanism, post mounted nickel silver blade front sight, and folding ladder military rear sight with RS Lawrence patent marking. Vividly case colored receiver and lock plate with equally fine hammer. 4 crisp military inspectors cartouches on stock with case color patch box and buttplate. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine with brilliant bright bore that shows little to no actual use. Barrel retains over 98% original rust blue finish. Receiver and lock plate retains most all of their vivid case colors with about 5% losses to front edges and handling. Stocks are superb with a very few minuscule handling impressions. Mechanically excellent. 7,500 - 15,000

1252 - (A) 2ND MODEL P.W. PORTER PERCUSSION REVOLVING TURRET RIFLE. Manufacturer: P.W. Porter Model: Turret Rifle 2nd Model Serial No. 537 Caliber/Bore: .50 Rifled Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Antique Marked “ADDRESS / P.W. PORTER / NEW – YORK” and “P.W. PORTER’S / PATENT. / 1851.” This is a relatively fine example of one of the most unusual of American made arms that has had a lot of interesting legends written about it. One colorful anecdote published which has proven to be untrue is that the inventor was killed while demonstrating this rifle to Col. Colt. In actuality, over 1000 of these most interesting and well made rifles were made in several configurations. This gun characterized as a 2nd Model and represents about 1/3 of the production. 9-shot cylinder, mule ear hammer, Winchester style serpentine shaped cocking lever, with sights offset to the left. These guns rarely are offered in original functioning condition such as this example. CONDITION: Very good overall. Finish is contemporary as restored. Markings are fine and well discerned. All major parts noted have matching SNs. Mechanics are functional with well discerned rifling in pitted bore. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 6,000 - 8,500

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1253 - (A) FINE WHITNEYVILLE MODEL 1861 PLYMOUTH RIFLE WITH BAYONETS. Manufacturer: Whitneyville Model: 1861 Plymouth Rifle Serial No. 6510 Caliber/Bore: .69 Rifled Barrel Length: 34” FFL Status: Antique Developed by Captain John Dahlgren for the US Navy, 10,000 were delivered from 1863-1864. This example is dated “1863” above the breech and on the lock plate. The bright finished rifled barrel has a blade front sight, 1000-yard graduated ladder rear sight, and saber bayonet lug. Breech has “F.C.W” Frank Warner inspection and “V / P” eagle head proofs. Lock plate is marked with a spread wing federal eagle over “U.S.” and “WHITNEY-VILLE”. Full length walnut stock mounted with 2 barrel bands, sling swivels, finger spur trigger guard, and “US” marked butt plate. A defined “HW” Henry Walke inspector cartouche is impressed on the left flat. Gun is accompanied by the two styles of bayonet originally issued with these rifles. The first is the standard Collins M1861 yatagan bayonet with leather scabbard, this example numbered “5671”. The second is a desirable Dahlgren bowie bayonet made by Ames with “U.S.N / D.R / 1864” inspection. Includes leather scabbard. CONDITION: Fine. Metal is bright as lightly cleaned with some light patina. Stock has an aged dark appearance with dings and nicks throughout and some chipping around the lock. Very fine, bright bore. Fine mechanics. Bayonets are very good overall. Bowie has a broken latch spring and leather surface cracking on the scabbard. A nice example with desirable period accessories. 4,500 - 6,500

1254 - (A) FINE WINCHESTER MODEL 1876 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1876 Serial No. 10708 Caliber/Bore: .45-60 Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Antique

Manufactured 1880. Winchester Model 1876 2nd Model rifle in .45-60 WCF with 28” round barrel; blade front sight with German silver blade. 1876 marked adjustable ladder rear sight. Traditional 2 line Winchester barrel address with caliber marking “45-60” on chamber top and also on brass cartridge elevator. Case colored hammer, lever, and crescent buttplate with trap for cleaning rods. Varnished straight grain American walnut stocks. Nitre blue finished loading gate. The Centennial Winchester Model 1876 was the first high powered pever action rifle produced and famously used by personalities such as Tom Horn and Theodore Roosevelt alike. CONDITION: Extremely fine with over 95% bright barrel and magazine blue. Brilliant bright bore with sharp rifling. Receiver retains over 95% finish with light edge wear and some thinning. Stocks are very fine with minor impressions and period of use light bruises. Mechanically excellent. A recently discovered high condition Model 1876 not previously offered for sale. 8,000 - 12,000

1255 - (A) WINCHESTER MODEL 1866 LEVER ACTION MUSKET INSCRIBED “F.D. LEE. VA.” Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1866 Serial No. 32702 Caliber/Bore: .44 Henry RF Barrel Length: 27” FFL Status: Antique 3rd model musket manufactured in 1870. Barrel and magazine tube are finished in a what appears to be a period reapplied browning with largely legible 2-line address, blade front sight, and 900 yard graduated ladder rear. Brass frame engraved on the top flat in script “F.D. Lee. Va.”, presumably a gentleman from Virginia. Smooth walnut forend with 3 total steel barrel bands, the middle band with sling swivel. Walnut butt stock with rear sling swivel and matching numbered brass tool trap butt plate. CONDITION: Very fine. Barrel retains nearly all of its period browned finishes with some pinprick oxidation spotting. Brass has a very attractive mottled mellow golden patina. Forend has some scattered impressions. Stock fits somewhat shyly although retains crisp lines and has some scattered dings and scuffs. Fine, bright bore. Fine mechanics. An extremely attractive example. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 5,000 - 8,000

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1256 - (A) WINCHESTER MODEL 1866 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1866 Serial No. 121798 Caliber/Bore: .44 Henry RF Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Antique

Circa 1874 3rd model rifle. Octagon barrel roll marked with 2-line Winchester address and King’s Patent. Dovetailed German silver blade front sight and 2-leaf rear sight which is dovetailed into the barrel in an unusual milled oval. Iconic brass frame with repaired lower tang. Plain walnut forend with brass nose cap. Replacement walnut stock with steel tool trap crescent butt plate. CONDITION: Good. Barrel has worn to patina with some wipe on browning. Barrel address is legible. Receiver was cleaned long ago and is now starting to mellow to a rich golden appearance with soft edges and some scattered marks. Forend shows wear and scattered impressions. Stock fits somewhat proudly and has a dry appearance with grain checking and wear. Well defined bore with black powder abrasion in the grooves. Fine mechanics. 4,000 - 6,000

1257 - (A) TREMENDOUS WINCHESTER 1876 .50 EXPRESS LEVER ACTION RIFLE WITH FACTORY LETTER. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1876 Serial No. 7685 Caliber/Bore: .50 Express Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Antique

Factory documented Winchester 2nd Model 1876 in .50 Express (.50-95 WCF). Manufactured 1879 with 26” round barrel. Blade front sight with elevation adjustable rear sporting sight with checkered sides. 2 line Winchester barrel address with top of chamber marked “.50 CAL. EXPRESS” Blue finished with high polished receiver and thumbprint dustcover marked “WINCHESTER EXPRESS .50CAL. 95 GRS.” Case color hammer and lever with standard trigger. Oil finished walnut stocks with crescent buttplate with trap butt. Full length magazine. Winchester factory letter dated October, 1992 confirms configuration and caliber and also denotes “Lid” indicating shipped with dust cover. A second correspondence dated 1992 from Buffalo Bill Historical center indicating that this rifle, 7685, was, according to records, the first rifle to be marked with the caliber marking of 50 Express. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine with over 97% blue finish remaining on barrel, magazine, and receiver. The hammer and lever retain most all of their vivid case color. The stocks are very fine with little evidence of use and some light handling markings. The bore is brilliant and bright with sharp rifling. The action operates properly and smoothly. A very fine example in the most desired of calibers. Not often found in the second model and not often encountered without English proofs. 18,000 - 28,000

1258 - (A) SPECIAL ORDER DELUXE WINCHESTER MODEL 1876 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1876 Serial No. 13505 Caliber/Bore: .45-60 Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Antique

Per included factory research this rifle shipped out from the warehouse November 18, 1880. Blued octagon barrel with full length magazine tube roll marked on the top flat with 2-line Winchester address. Dovetailed German silver blade front sight and “1876” marked rear ladder sight. Case hardened second model frame with a blued sliding dust cover on a nonintegral guide rail. Elevator is engraved with the caliber. Plain trigger. Deluxe checkered walnut forend with case hardened nose cap with sling swivel. Stock is XX grade figured American walnut with checkered pistol grip, ebony inlaid grip cap, rear sling swivel, and blued steel shotgun butt plate. Lower tang is with “S XX 1111” shotgun butt designation, wood grade and assembly number. A corresponding “P 1111” is stamped in the stock channel. Factory research confirms configuration, the sling swivels unlisted. CONDITION: Near excellent for its age. Barrel and magazine tube retain the vast majority of their strong factory blue with silvering along the high edges scattered marks, and a few areas of cleaned oxidation spotting on the left side. Frame colors are strong and bright showing some minor fading and light spotting, especially towards the front. The left side plate has largely turned to a patterned patina with a few flashes of color. Hammer and lever also have strong case coloring displayed on the sides with fading on the working surfaces. Loading gate retains the majority of its brilliant nitre blue. Forend has largely faded to patterned patina. Dust cover and butt plate retain the majority of their blued finishes with some cleaned spotting throughout. Stocks appear lightly cleaned with some added finish, the checkering remains crisp. Stocks also show some scattered impressions and a small area off loss on the left side of the wrist along the top tang. Crisp, bright bore with well defined rifling throughout. Fine mechanics. A very handsome special order deluxe Winchester. 12,000 - 16,000

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1259 - (A) WINCHESTER 1876 LEVER ACTION RIFLE IN DESIRABLE .50-95 CHAMBERING. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1876 Serial No. 17695 Caliber/Bore: .50-95 Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Antique

Included factory research indicates that his rifle shipped October 7, 1881 with round barrel and Express chambering. The round barrel has been gunsmith shortened to 26” and is fitted with a dovetail blade front sight and semi-buckhorn rear. Standard 2-line address and “50 Cal.” caliber marking. Brass elevator also engraved “50-95”. Blued frame with nonintegral dust cover guide. Dust cover has hand stamped “WINCHESTER EXPRESS / 50 CAL. 95 GRS.” markings. Classic plain walnut stocks with tool trap crescent rifle butt plate. CONDITION: Good. Blue has largely faded to a pleasant even gray with some surface spotting. Traces of factory blue are retained around the side panels and other protected areas. 30-40% nitre blue on loading gate. Stocks have been lightly sanded and reoiled with evidence of use throughout. Magazine plug and hanger appear to be replacements. Bore shows well defined rifling with some light, cleaned abrasions. Fine mechanics. 10,000 - 12,000

1260 - (A) MAGNIFICENT DELUXE MARLIN MODEL 1889 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Marlin Model: 1889 Serial No. 87608 Caliber/Bore: .38-40 Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Antique

This truly outstanding and scarce rifle sports a special order 26” blued octagon barrel with 2-line address and “.38-W.” caliber stamp. Fitted with Rocky Mountain sights and a flip up tang aperture sight. The “Marlin Safety” marked side loading receiver is case hardened; the standard finish for these rifles was blue at the time. Exquisite B pattern deluxe checkered varnished walnut forend and pistol grip of very fine figure, mounted with a blued nose cap and case hardened crescent butt plate. CONDITION: Excellent. Barrel retains approximately 98% original blue with some faint high edge thinning and some light cleaned pinprick spotting towards the breech. The magazine tube also retains the vast majority of its factory blue with some thinning. Receiver colors are brilliant, still retaining the vast majority of their original varnish with some some fading on the bottom and an area of pinprick spotting on the upper left. Hammer colors are likewise strong without varnish. Lever has bright flashes of color, the balance fading. Loading gate displays nearly all of its nitre blue. Stocks are very fine retaining nearly all of their glossy piano varnish with expected scattered marks. Bore is crisp and bright showing little use. Fine mechanics. 8,000 - 12,000

1261 - (A) SPECIAL ORDER HEAVY BARREL MARLIN MODEL 1881 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Marlin Model: 1881 Serial No. 8931 Caliber/Bore: .40-60 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Antique

This rifle features a special order 30” blued heavy profile octagon barrel with German silver Rocky Mountain front sight and semi-buckhorn rear. According to Brophy, just 780 rifles shipped with 30” barrels, a fraction of which were heavy profile. Blued 2nd type receiver with special order set triggers. Plain American walnut forend and stock with steel butt plate. PROVENANCE: EX Leland Clapp Collection. CONDITION: Very fine. Barrel retains the vast majority of its thinning factory blue with silvering along the high edges. Magazine shows portions of original blue in the protected areas, the balance drifting to a soft gray patina. Receiver retains the majority of its lustrous factory blue with soft scratching throughout and some wear along the edges and underside. Brilliant nitre blue exhibited in the loading gate. Strong traces of muted case colors are visible on the side of the hammer and lever, the balance fading to a patterned patina. Wood appears lightly cleaned with some added finish and scattered impressions. Crisp bright bore with mild abrasions. Fine mechanics. Set trigger in order. A fine and rare special order Marlin. 6,000 - 8,000

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1262 - (A) SPENCER MODEL 1865 LEVER ACTION SADDLE RING CARBINE. Manufacturer: Spencer Repeating Rifle Co. Model: M1865 Serial No. 12521 Caliber/Bore: .56-56 Spencer Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: Antique Made by Spencer Repeating Rifle Company circa 1865. 20” round blued steel barrel with 6-groove rifling, marked “M-1865”, with post mounted blade front sight and graduated flip rear sight. Case hardened receiver marked with Spencer address and fit with a plain trigger and blued magazine tube. Made with Stabler magazine cutoff. Standard configuration walnut stocks and case-hardened steel buttplate. CONDITION: 90% arsenal reapplied barrel blue with some freckling and light pitting 90% fading case colors. Fine oil finished stocks with material loss at forearm screw. Small handling marks and dings overall. Good bore and crisp mechanics. Excellent bore. A nice clean Spencer! 3,500 - 4,500

1263 - (A) VERY EARLY COLT LARGE FRAME LIGHTNING SLIDE ACTION RIFLE SERIAL NUMBER 7. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Lightning Serial No. 7 Caliber/Bore: 40-60-260 Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Antique

The lower tang of this extremely early production large frame “Express” Lightning Magazine Rifle is engraved in script “No. 7”. Per the included factory letter it shipped in its current configuration on April 21, 1887 to Western Arms & Cartridge Company of Chicago & East Alton, Illinois as a single gun of this type in the shipment. Just 6,496 large frame rifles were built, this being one of the earliest known. The blued octagon barrel is rollmarked with the 2-line Colt address and engraved with the script “40-60-260” caliber designation. Dovetailed blade front sight and elevation adjustable v-notch rear. Polish blued large frame with faint rampant Colt on the left. 2-piece checkered walnut forend and plain walnut stock with steel crescent butt plate. CONDITION: Good. Barrel and magazine tube have largely drifted to a plum patina with frosted surfaces. Action retains significant portions of brilliant factory blue blending with areas of cleaned olde oxidation. Forend is worn with some added finish, dings, and nicks. Stock also appears cleaned with some added finish, as well as dings nicks, and abrasions throughout. Bore is well defined with some light black powder abrasion. Fine mechanics. A rare opportunity to acquire a single digit serial number Colt rifle. 12,000 - 18,000

1264 - (A) OUTSTANDING BLUE & CASE COLOR REMINGTON-RIDER MAGAZINE PISTOL. Manufacturer: Remington Model: Rider Caliber/Bore: .32 XSRF Barrel Length: 3” FFL Status: Antique These were produced from 1871 through 1888. It is an under barrel magazine fed pistol with exposed hammer, case color frame, spur trigger and walnut grip panels. The top of the octagon barrel exhibits the two line Remington legend. The barrel is finished in factory bright blue. CONDITION: Excellent. This is one of the finest condition Riders this writer has seen. The case colors are 75% strong and brilliant showing some minor age freckling. Retains the majority of its factory bright blue finish. Grips are excellent. Mechanically sound. Bore is bright. Stunning. 4,000 - 8,000

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1265 - (A) APACHE KNUCKLEDUSTER PINFIRE REVOLVER WITH STILETTO BLADE. Manufacturer: Unknown Model: Apache Caliber/Bore: 6mm Pinfire Barrel Length: 1 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Popular among France’s namesake Apache street gangs, these fearsome and easily concealable late 19th-century arms combine a 6-shot pepperbox revolver, folding blade, and brass knuckles. The frame and folding knuckles of this example are constructed of steel with faint “DEPOSE” patent markings. Double action only with a pinfire cylinder and spurless hammer operated by a folding trigger. Folding stiletto dagger point bayonet. CONDITION: Very good overall as cleaned in the European fashion. Some areas of golden patina present, the balance bright with some evidence of older oxidation spotting. Action cycles correctly although is slightly out of time. An iconic and always desirable versatile self-protection pistol. 4,000 - 5,000

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1266 - (A) J. DELEAXHE BREVETE APACHE KNUCKLEDUSTER PINFIRE REVOLVER WITH FOLDING SPEARPOINT FIGHTING KNIFE.. Manufacturer: Deleaxhe Model: Apache Serial No. 474 Caliber/Bore: 7mm Pinfire Barrel Length: 1 - 5/8” A highly unusual variant of the iconic and formidable Apache knuckleduster revolver patented by Joseph Deleaxhe in the early 1870s. The frame of this revolver is of German silver with an integral set of vertical knuckles and a checkered back strap. Frame is stamped with a “J.DELEAXHE / BREVET” patent marking and “JD” touchmark. Double action only mechanism with a pinfire cylinder and spurless hammer. Cylinder is Belgian proofed. A side folding stiletto point blade is also concealed in the grip and can be folded downward. An original thread-in ejector rod is included. CONDITION: Very good. Iron components have faded to a pleasant plum brown mixing with some added browning. Frame appears cleaned long ago with some brown spotting. Action cycles although the trigger fails to resent automatically. 3,500 - 4,500 1267 - (A) COLT ARTILLERY SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER WITH FACTORY LETTER (1890). Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Serial No. 137139 Caliber/Bore: .45 LC Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Per the included factory letter, this revolver shipped as a .45 Long Colt with blued finish; barrel length and stocks unlisted. It was sold to the United States Government and delivered to the inspector at the Colt plant on December 31st, 1890 in a shipment of 400. The letter further notes that the revolver was returned to the factory for refurbishing, and then was sent to Springfield Armory on December 21st, 1901. With typical mixed numbers throughout: barrel numbered “2231” and “DFC” inspected, cylinder numbered “4308”, frame numbered 137139 and “RAC” inspected, trigger guard numbered “132354” and “K” inspected, butt numbered “5742”. One piece walnut grips with 1901 date and OCH cartouche. bottom of grips with “RAC”. “U.S” stamp on left side of frame. Flat back blade front sight somewhat recontoured, bullseye ejector rod head, reinforcement stud for ejector rod housing, one piece walnut grips, two line patent date, single line Colt address across top of barrel, and traditional blue and case colored finish. CONDITION: Barrel assembly largely a smooth chocolate patina with flashes of high polish bluing at recessed areas. Cylinder with approximately half of the bluing, mixing with chocolate patina and silvering, particularly to sharp edges and drag line. Frame with approximately 20% case colors, with better retention in recessed areas and on hammer, balance dove grey. Straps with approximately 20% high polish bluing, primarily around trigger guard and top strap of trigger guard. Mechanically fine with all four clicks; pawl a little loose and will lock up hammer infrequently. Bore shiny with well-defined rifling. 7,000 - 10,000

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1268 - (A) MARTIALLY MARKED US SMITH & WESSON SCHOFIELD SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: S&W Model: Schofield Serial No. 6514 Caliber/Bore: .45 Schofield Barrel Length: 7” FFL Status: Antique The second model was offered from 1876-77. Issued to the US Government, this is a standard revolver with blue finish and the Schofield legend on the left side of barrel. The butt is stamped “US” along with patent dates on right side of barrel. The two piece walnut grips have the “CW” cartouche on right panel for Charles Woodman. The left panel is stamped “1877 DAL” for David Lyle. The top of the back strap has a “131” rack number. The trigger guard and hammer are case color. CONDITION: Fine. The frame retains approximately 85% bright factory blue. The barrel is basically a grey blue patina with bright blue in recess of barrel rib. All legends are crisp. The cylinder retains bright blue in the flutes. The straps are grey patina. The grips are excellent. Strong flashes of color on hammer. Mechanically sound. Bore is bright. An outstanding US Schofield. 6,000 - 9,000 1269 - (A) FANTASTIC COLT 3RD MODEL DRAGOON CARTRIDGE CONVERSION. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Dragoon Serial No. 18784 Caliber/Bore: .44 Straight Wall Barrel Length: 8” FFL Status: Antique This is a late third model produced in 1860. By the time Colt starting doing factory conversions in 1870 as a result of the Rollin White’s bored-through cylinder patent ending in December of 1869, the massive Dragoon was fairly obsolete so the factory never offered this model in a conversion. That said, there were still an abundant supply of Dragoons being used along the frontier. Many of these guns were converted by private gunsmiths with no consistency as to quality. This example was performed by someone out west with extreme care and proficiency. The rear of the cylinder was machined away and a conversion ring was installed. It would have been a bit slow to reload as there is no loading port and the cylinder would have to be removed to empty and reload. This is a lovely example in that all numbers are matching to include the wedge. Standard features include the W.L. Ormsby roll die Texas Ranger cylinder scene, brass straps with round trigger guard, squared cylinder notches, walnut grips, single line New York Colt barrel legend and Colt Patent legend on frame. There are no maker designations on the conversion ring. CONDITION: Very good. All legends are crisp. The cylinder scene is almost entirely visible. The brass is nicely toned. The case colors have darkened. The barrel and cylinder are a butter smooth homogenous patina. The action is silky and tight while the bore is boldly defined with nominal abrasion. The grips are fine but have a branded A on left panel. 6,000 - 9,000 1270 - (A) COLT FRONTIER SIX SHOOTER SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER ENGRAVED BY N.C. FOSTER Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Serial No. 51157 Caliber/Bore: .45 LC Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Manufactured by Colt in 1879 features all matching numbers and a clear three line patent dates on the frame. The revolver exhibits full coverage scroll engraving with a punch dot background. The barrel is signed, just above the ejector housing, “N.C. Foster” engraver. The revolver also features engraved metal grips. CONDITION: The bore shows wear and scattered areas of corrosion. The mechanics are good, all hammer notches are present. 6,000 - 8,000

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1271 - (A) REMINGTON MODEL 1875 SINGLE ACTION 44-40 REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Remington Model: 1875 Serial No. 27 Caliber/Bore: .44-40 WCF Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Produced from 1875 through 1889. A popular old west revolver favored by Frank James. This is a second type where the caliber 44 is stamped on rear right trigger bow having originally been stamped on left grip panel and was eventually stamped on the frame. This has the second type half moon style front sight rather than the earlier cone style. The barrel exhibits the one line Remington legend. Finish is nickel with the blued screws and two piece walnut grips. CONDITION: Excellent. There is a drag line, some muzzle wear and some minor scattered age freckling but still retains at least 95% of its finish. Grips are excellent. Mechanically sound with a strong bore that exhibits some minor abrasion. Also comes with a very well made and high condition lined flap holster. 4,000 - 6,000 1272 - (A) COLT CAVALRY SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Serial No. 17236 Caliber/Bore: .45 LC Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Produced by Colt in 1875. This Cavalry features inspector marks from W.W. Johnson in the form of a small J on the barrel, trigger guard, backstrap, and cylinder. The breech face of the cylinder has the inspection mark “C” for A.P. Casey as well. CONDITION: This revolver has mainly an even, grey patina with traces of blue in protected areas of the ejector housing. The hammer retains all of it notches and functions correctly with solid lock up. The bore has much wear to the rifling and areas of corrosion throughout. Indian Wars era Colts are fairly scarce and difficult to find in an un altered state such as this example. 4,000 - 7,000 1273 - (A) CASED AND ENGRAVED COLT MODEL 1877 STOREKEEPER LIGHTNING .38 COLT DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER (1891). Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1877 Store Keeper Serial No. 80613 Caliber/Bore: .38 Colt Barrel Length: 2 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Manufactured 1891 in 38 Colt. Blue & color case hardened with rare 2 1/2” barrel, half moon front sight and 2-line address with usual markings on left side. Left side of frame has 3-line patent dates and rampant Colt in a circle and is mounted with smooth 2-piece pearl grips. Sides of trigger guard, back strap & sides of barrel are aftermarket engraved in light foliate arabesque patterns with a beautiful fan pattern at top of back strap. Trigger guard is engraved in acanthus leaf patterns. Cylinder is engraved to match on the lands between the flutes with a light border at the rear edge. Serial number was observed in the usual places, on the frame, trigger guard & butt with the last three digits of serial number on rear face of cylinder. Accompanied by a fine rosewood case, recycled from another use. Lid has an empty rectangular brass plate inside a brass wire border. Interior is blue velvet lined and compartmented in bottom for revolver, a partial box of Winchester .38 Long cartridges with green label that features a lined drawing of an early Colt Model 1877 revolver and is marked “FOR COLT’S DOUBLE ACTION AND SINGLE ACTION, AND OTHER 38 CALIBER PISTOLS”. Also accompanied by brass cleaning rod, a modern wood handled turn screw and a pewter oil bottle. Right rear covered compartment with bone pull contains a functioning key. CONDITION: Fine to very fine, all matching except grips which are unnumbered. Barrel retains traces of blue in the most sheltered areas being mostly a medium smooth brown patina. Frame retains strong case colors in sheltered areas, mostly faded to silver. Hammer retains smoky case colors on sides, strong on rear edge. Trigger guard & back strap retain strong blue in sheltered areas being mostly a gray/brown patina. Cylinder is a gray/brown patina on outer diameter with thin blue in flutes. Grips are very fine with a minor chip in right toe and retain great fire & color. Mechanically fine, bright bore with scattered pitting. Case is sound and retains most of its original varnish. Interior is very fine with light soil. Accessories are very fine. 4,000 - 6,000

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1274 - (A) ENGRAVED AND CASED COLT MODEL 1877 LIGHTNING .38 DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1877 Serial No. 61635 Caliber/Bore: .38 Colt Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Antique Manufactured 1887 with 6” Barrel in .38 Colt. Nickel finished. Engraved in the New York style of the period with scroll and vine and chiseled borders. Mounted with well fitting Mother Of Pearl grips. Housed in a recycled period partitioned case with green velvet lining and comes with a 50 round box of Winchester 38 Colt ammunition in picture box with oiler and turn screw. CONDITION: Very fine with excellent bore. Revolver retains over 90% nickel finish with excellent crisp engraving. Action operates properly. Grips are excellent and vibrant. Front sight has a small nick. Case is very good as restored interior. Ammunition picture box is very good. Oil bottle is a contemporary replacement. 3,500 - 5,500 1275 - (A) FINE COLT MODEL 1861 NAVY SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER WITH A FACTORY CONVERSION. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1861 Navy Serial No. 2712 Caliber/Bore: .38 CF Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique The Navy frame dates to 1861. Beginning in 1870 when the Rollin White patent expired in December of 1869, Colt began tooling up to convert original percussion revolvers to accept cartridges and even produced them as cartridge guns using a mix of existing and new parts. Stamped beneath the barrel with 2016 English proofs and “.38 Not Nitro”. Finish is the standard high polish factory blue and case color. The cylinder shows the roll die Naval Engagement scene. All numbers are matching except the unmarked wedge. The grips are modern replacements and do not fit, which keeps the back strap from hugging the frame. CONDITION: Fine. The cylinder retains nearly all of the visible roll die and nearly all its bright blue finish. The barrel retains at least 40% factory bright blue with balance flaked; displays bold barrel legends. The screws retain the majority of their nitre blue finish and heads are true. The frame retains the majority of its brilliant color as does the hammer. The trigger guard retains approximately 70% silver plate while back strap shows traces remaining on the brass. The bore is mirror bright and is mechanically sound. 3,000 - 5,000 1276 - (A) DOCUMENTED COLT MODEL 1873 ARTILLERY .45 COLT SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1873 Artillery Serial No. 120475 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Manufactured 1887. Blue finished barrel with single line Colt address. Bullseye ejector. Case colored black powder pattern frame with 3 line patent address and “US” marking to rear of patent markings. Case colored checkered hammer, one piece oil finished walnut stocks with RAC 1903 cartouche on right side. Revolver is accompanied by Colt Factory Letter dated November 2024. The letter verifies that serial Number 120475 was shipped 1887 to US Government and later returned for refurbish in 1896. The refurbishment encompassed: new 5 - 1/2” barrel, replace all worn parts, refinish to new condition; revolver was subsequently returned to the US Government inspector 1896. The Revolver was again shipped to Colt for refurbishment and returned to the government on 4/17/1903. CONDITION: Very fine with barrel and cylinder retaining over 97% blue finish with crisp markings and bright bore. The back strap and trigger guard retain over 97% blue finish with slight edge wear. The receiver retains most all case colors that have toned to a lighter greyish overall with crisp legends. Grips are excellent with some light impressions and edge wear with crisp cartouche. Mechanically excellent 15,000 - 20,000

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1277 - (A) EXCEPTIONAL EARLY PRODUCTION COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Serial No. 66736 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Manufactured 1881. Colt Single Action Army with blue and case color finishes. Black Powder frame without traverse cylinder pin. Black powder pattern cylinder with clipped cylinder flutes. Varnished one piece walnut grips. Single line Colt address. 3 line patent markings on left side of frame. Trigger guard marked with “45 CAL” at front left. Upon disassembly matching serial numbers are found on barrel, frame, cylinder, trigger guard, and butt, as well as inked in mortise of grips. CONDITION: Exceptional with the 7 - 1/2” barrel retaining 65%-70% brilliant high polish blue with crisp roll-die barrel address and prominent feathering around the front sight. Cylinder has 65%-70% blue with bright chambers retaining their original blue and crisp serial number marking. Case colored frame boasts 50%-60% colors with 35% to 45% being vivid. All screws remain excellent and not fouled and retain most all of their fire blue finishes. The grips are outstanding, sporting at least 98% of its original varnish. An overall exceptional antique Colt Single Action. 15,000 - 25,000 1278 - (A) RAC INSPECTED COLT CAVALRY SINGLE ACTION DATED 1890. Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Cavalry Serial No. 132135 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Iconic Colt Single Action Army RAC (Rinaldo A Carr) inspected Cavalry Model with 7 1/2” barrel with blade front sight with proper feathered blue polish around front blade. “RAC” inspection on underside of barrel and case colored frame. “US” marked on left side of frame with 3-line patent marking. Matching cylinder with last 4 digits of serial number and “RAC” inspections. One piece oil finished walnut grips with large “RAC” script cartouche in oval as well as small “RAC” inspections on bottom of grips. CONDITION: Very fine. Approximately 50% blue finish on barrel. 30% blue on backstrap and trigger guard. Frame has strong shadows of case color finish with excellent bore and chambers. Hammer fails to hold on safety notch position, otherwise mechanically fine. 12,000 - 16,000 1279 - (A) DOCUMENTED PHILIPPINE INSURRECTION COLT ARTILLERY MODEL SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER OF PVT. CHARLES REEVES WITH FIELD DESK AND ACCESSORIES. Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Serial No. 93927 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Colt Artillery Single Action Army Revolver identified by serial number as issued to Private Charles H. Reeves of Company E, 32nd US Volunteer infantry during the Philippine Insurrection. Revolver was originally shipped June 29th, 1883 to the US Government in a 150 gun shipment according to provided Springfield Research letter. This revolver is also discussed in great detail in “Calvary and Artillery Revolvers” by Kopec on page 126. and was subject of a superb article in Man At Arms January 1992 issue, titled “HISTORICAL ARTILLERY COLTS OF THE PHILIPPINE INSURRECTION”. Private Reeves was first assigned to the 8th US Cavalry during his service in the Spanish American War. Private Reeves was injured during his service in the Spanish American war and then later contracted malaria during his service in the Philippines. He would later receive a small disability many years later. Colt 93927 remains in its as issued configuration. DFC inspection on frame. Trigger guard and cylinder as well as backstrap are of different serial numbers as is appropriate for the Artillery model as modified from the earlier 7 1/2” Cavalry configuration with no attention to serial numbers upon reassembly. Military one piece walnut grips have 7 carved kill notches at base. Revolver is housed in a wooden period traveling secretary with a US Krag bayonet dated 1898, a box of 20 .45-70 Government cartridges, and six boxes of US Military .30-40 Krag cartridges. Further accompanied by a picture of Private Reeves mounted on horseback armed with his 1898 Krag Carbine and butt forward holstered revolver. This display is further complimented with Colt Letter, National Archives research regarding Private Reeves and Archives information about the issue of the Colt serial number 93927. CONDITION: Good with revolver having a period toned chocolate patina overall. Bore is good with strong rifling. Grips are very good with some material losses from kill notches. Mechanically excellent. Case, Pictures, ammunition and bayonet are very fine. All attached documentation is very fine. 10,000 - 15,000

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1280 - (A) BEN LANE EXHIBITION ENGRAVED WINCHESTER MODEL 1892 UPGRADED DELUXE LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1892 Serial No. 31917 Caliber/Bore: .44-40 Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Antique Originally manufactured in 1893 per Madis, this very handsome rifle was upgraded and engraved in 1972 by the late master engraver Ben G. Lane Jr. It currently sports a lustrous polished blue half octagon barrel with remarked Winchester address bounded by gold bands on either side as well as sprays of foliate scroll cut in deep relief on shaded backgrounds. Dove tailed German silver blade front sight and adjustable u-notch rear. The frame is 24 karat gold plated with high coverage, deeply cut Germanic shaded foliate scroll engraving. The left side features a bounding 6 point whitetail buck in a mountain landscape while the right side has a proud big horn sheep head. Lower tang is signed “ENGRAVING BY / BEN G. LANE JR. / 2118 LIPSCCOMB / AMARILLO TEXAS” and dated “1972” with another set of “BGL” initials ahead of the lever. Lever is blued with a band of foliates engraved on each side highlighted with gold inlaid linework. Tang was modified by Lane to accept a custom pistol grip stock. Stocks are XXX grade highly figured Pennsylvania walnut and are checkered in the factory H patterns style. Stocks are mounted with an engraved and gold washed nose cap and blued crescent butt plate. Rifle is accompanied by a photocopy of a 1998 letter from Ben Lane which discusses the rifle in detail, mentioning it by serial number and explaining its history. The rifle was part of Lane’s personal collection and traveled with him as part of his engraving display for many years. CONDITION: Excellent as custom embellished by Ben Lane. Virtually all of the custom finishes are retained with a few flakes on the receiver around the loading gate and lower tang. Stocks have some light handling marks. Crisp, bright bore. Fine mechanics. An extremely attractive master engraved Winchester. 20,000 - 30,000

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1281 - (A) BEN LANE MASTER ENGRAVED COLT FRONTIER SIX SHOOTER SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER WITH GOLD. Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Serial No. 170205 Caliber/Bore: .44-40 Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Originally manufactured in 1897, this highly attractive revolver was engraved by the late master engraver Ben G. Lane Jr. in 1988 in the iconic factory Helfricht exhibition style. The richly blued barrel and ejector rod are embellished at each end with 24 karat gold inlaid bands, the rear 4 - 3/4” also engraved with punch dot shaded flowing foliate scroll and geometrics. Top of the barrel has 1-line address, the left rollmarked “COLT FRONTIER SIX SHOOTER”. The blued cylinder is embellished with a gold inlaid band at the rear and flourishes of engraving on and around each chamber. The transverse pin “smokeless” frame also features nearly full coverage scroll engraving and 24 karat gold plating. The engraving extends onto the grip straps and hammer in classic Helfricht style with additional gold inlaid borders. Grips are smooth 1-piece highly figured walnut. A photocopy of a 1998 letter from Ben Lane is included discussing this revolver in detail and listing it by serial number. CONDITION: Very Good. Virtually all of the custom applied blue is retained on the barrel, cylinder, and grip straps. Frame retains the vast majority of its gold wash with areas of thinning and loss. Grips are excellent and fit will showing a few nominal handling marks. Crisp bore with well defined rifling and heavy frosting in the grooves. Fine mechanics with all four hammer clicks. 20,000 - 30,000

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1282 - (M) FACTORY ENGRAVED COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER PRESENTED TO COLT HISTORIAN KATHLEEN HOYT. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Single Action Army Serial No. S64354A Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Modern This handsome factory custom shop Colt features a gold-filled presentation to “KATHLEEN J HOYT / FROM COLT’S PT FA MFG CO.” on the back strap. The smooth 1-piece ivory grips have scrimshawed “COLT HISTORIAN / 1988 - 2009” on left panel. Gun is finished in royal blue with a casehardened frame. Class B factory engraved in American Bank Note scroll with gold wedding bands on barrel and cylinder. Kathy was a household name amongst Colt collectors. This gun was presented to honor her 2009 retirement before her passing in 2012. CONDITION: Excellent. Shows as near new. Comes in the original blue box. 5,000 - 7,000

1283 - (M) PAIR OF FACTORY ENGRAVED COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVERS INSCRIBED TO COLT HISTORIAN KATHLEEN HOYT. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Single Action Army Serial No. (A) SA09240 (B) SA09241 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern Presenting a matched, consecutive serial numbered pair of George Spring Class A engraved Colts originally shipped as a pair on June 30, 1981 to Aeromarine of Birmingham, Alabama. The guns returned to the factory in 2011 where the initials “KJH” were engraved on the butt for Colt Historian Kathleen Hoyt as is recorded on an included factory letter. Guns are identically finished in blue with case hardened frames. Engraved in classic American Bank Note style. The walnut grips are checkered in the fleur-de-lis pattern with deep dished gold medallions. Guns are housed in Colt blue boxes and each comes with a Colt display case that holds the original black grips. PROVENANCE: Ex. Collection of David and Lynette Grunberg. CONDITION: Excellent. Both guns show in as new and appear unfired. A wonderful pair of revolvers worthy of one of Colts most beloved alumnae. 10,000 - 15,000

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1284 - (M) A FRANCOLINI MASTERPIECE: THE EAST-WEST GUNS, A CUSTOM SET OF COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMIES. Manufacturer: (ALL) Colt Model: (ALL) SAA Serial No. (A) EAST1 (B) WEST1 (C) 1EAST (D) 1WEST Caliber/Bore: (ALL) .45 Long Colt Barrel Length: (ALL) 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern

On May 10th, 1869, a new chapter in American history began with the laying of the final railroad tie of the Pacific Railroad, joining the East and West Coasts together at a rate previously unheard of; trips that took months could now be done in as little as a week. At the time, the famed photographer Andrew Russell took his famous photo of the ceremony where the cowcatchers of the Central Pacific’s Jupiter and the Union Pacific’s No. 119 met, with Samuel Montague and Grenville Dodge shaking hands at the center. This famous photo inspired the creation of these bespoke Colts, ordered and crafted to pay homage to this pivotal moment. The guns were built as black powder frame guns at the factory and shipped in-the-white to the noted engraver Leonardo Francolini, who had the frames converted to a screwless configuration, maximizing the coverage area. Each gun is dedicated to one of the railroad companies, with the gun that represents the West Coast and the Central Pacific Railroad depicting the Jupiter, and the gun representing the East Coast and the Union Pacific Railroad depicting Engine 119. The barrels replicate the famous photo as closely as possible, with the figures done in sculpted steel with gold accents, including the instruments of the 21st U.S. Infantry Band, watch chains, and most impressively, the exchanged bottles of beer and champagne are gold, silver soldered to a wire and pinned to the barrel, allowing them to extend just beyond the muzzle, as if straining so hard that they escaped their physical confines. The locomotives are integrated into the barrel, with the smokestacks serving as the skeletonized front sights, and their steel bodies fit onto barrel approximately 2 - 1/2” back from the muzzle. Peering in through the open windows, Francolini’s signature can be seen on each gun. The only other deviation from the photo is the addition of three characters on the East gun: an engineer is in the cab of 119, and below him are a pair of people, a man and a woman, representing David and Lynette Grunberg, who commissioned the set. The balance of the barrels is embellished with thin gold tendril floral scrollwork, and gold inlaid “COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .45”. The ejector rod tubes are embellished with floral scroll en suite and are further decorated with gold inlaid “CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD” on the West gun, and “UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD” on the East gun. The backs of the barrels and ejector rod tubes have relief railroad track borders, with gold ties and platinum rails. The frames have numerous scenes throughout, relating to the railroad and its history. The left side of the East gun is dominated by a scene of an Indian attack, with gold horseback Indians attacking a blued train with gold boiler straps and headlight, with a French grey passenger train and background; a banner to the right reads “INDIAN ATTACK”, woven in with the scrollwork. The right side of the frame depicts a quartet of gold men working to lay a rail, with a steel background and rail; another interwoven banner reads “LAYING TRACK”. The loading gate depicts a golden fireman stoking the fire of a locomotive, with an open boiler door in the cutout, with a gold fire raging. The left side of the recoil shield shows workers starting a tunnel through the Wasatch mountains, with the workers and tools executed in gold, with a steel tunnel enveloping them. The interwoven banner reads “TUNNEL 2 NEAR WAHSATCH”. The left side of the frame has a raised portrait of General Grenville Mellon Dodge, the chief engineer for Union Pacific, with a banner underneath that reads “GEN. GRENVILLE M. DODGE”. Underneath the portrait of the general is a surveyor holding a range pole for his counterpart on the West Coast gun, who has the transit. The right side of the rollwork has a white gold plaque engraved “10 MILES OF TRACK LAID IN ONE DAY APRIL 28th 1869”, a duplicate of the sign that was made by Central Pacific when the feat was accomplished. The cylinder is banded with more of the gold and platinum railroad track at the rear, and the chambers are decorated with relief inlays of a spike hammer and a rail tong on the right, and a peace pipe and an Indian medallion with eagle feathers. The chambers that are covered by the strap and the frame are decorated with scrollwork. The top of the grip has a gold plate with Colt’s patent dates, while the strap has an incredible three dimensional rendering of Union Pacific 119 thundering out of the grips, with the boiler, headlight, stack, and cowcatcher made of steel, with gold highlights, and billowing smoke that rolls up and onto the grips. The ivory grips were made by Paul Persinger in Texas, and are embellished with steel medallions on both sides, left with a locomotive arriving at the Union Pacific station to Nebraska, with gold locomotive and station. The small insert towards the top has a gold coal burning locomotive rolling forward towards the viewer, with smoke billowing onto the grips. The right side has three gold workers with a handcart on the mouth of a French grey tunnel, surmounted by the logo of the Union Pacific. The hammer and trigger guard has thin floral tendril scrollwork ensuite. The West gun is similarly embellished, with a 154

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three dimensional depiction of Jupiter barreling out of the backstrap with smoke billowing over the backstrap and onto the grips, and steel medallions, with left medallion depicting a gold Chinese worker carrying tea into the mouth of a tunnel for his fellow workers, supplanted by a gold version of the Central Pacific Railroad. The right medallion shows a train getting ready to depart from the Sacramento station, with the train and station in gold, supplanted by a Western locomotive, with smoke flowing onto the ivory grips. The frame has scenes ensuite with the East gun. On the right side is a golden Governor Sanford using a spike hammer to drive the Golden Spike home, surrounded by workers and the front of Jupiter; abutting, in the scrollwork, is a banner that reads “DRIVING THE GOLDEN SPIKE”. The gate depicts a pair of workers using nitro glycerin to blast rocks as part of the construction of the Summit Tunnel in the Sierras, with the works executed in gold and the unstable nitro as rose gold; the banner integrated in the scrollwork “BLASTING THE SUMMIT TUNNEL”. The right side of the scrollwork is a white gold portrait of Theodore Judah, the chief Engineer for Central Pacific, over a banner that reads “THEODORE JUDAH”. Underneath the portrait of Judah is a surveyor, looking through the transit on the range pole being held on the East gun. The recoil shield depicts the C.P. Huntington in gold as it travels along the Secret Town Trestle. The left scrollwork has two works in buffalo robes inspecting the track while riding the cowcatcher; the banner in the scrollwork is engraved “INSPECTING TRACK”. The left side of the frame shows the moment that the telegraph operator sent “DONE” in morse code when the golden spike was hammered home, with the banner reading “SENDING “DONE” OVER THE WIRE”. The cylinder is en suite with the East gun, but instead has “DONE” in morse code, a telegraph key, a railroad sledge hammer, and the Golden Spike. The case for the guns is equally as impressive, and was crafted by Francolini specifically for these guns, made of white quarter sawn oak and birch plywood. The rear is fit with mirrors so that every element on the guns is visible, and the glass is Tru View museum glass. The carrying handles are gold plated railroad spikes, and the drawer handles are 1/4 size spikes. Gold plated plaque across front reads “East Meets West” with scroll borders. Two methods of display are available for the guns: the first is to insert steel posts that screw into the backstrap/trigger guard hole and allow for the guns to be placed muzzle to muzzle, recreating the Promontory scene. The other option is a French fitted drawer, cut for both guns, two small compartments with pulls after railroad wheels, and accessories comprising a pair of oil bottles designed with “60” and “119” for the locomotives in gold, and Martin Huey turnscrew, wiping rod, frame wrench, and brush, with ivory handles and gold-plated brass ferrules engraved with scroll. Also included are a second pair of guns in classic configuration with 7 – 1/2” barrels, blued and case color frames, and with serial numbers “1EAST” and “1WEST”, intended to secure the serial numbers so the project could not be duplicated. They are engraved on the backstrap “ENGINE 119” and “JUPITER”, respectively, paying homage to the locomotives. The set is accompanied by numerous awards that they have won, including a Silver Certificate from the National Rifle Association and the associated medal, 2014 Concord North Carolina C.C.A. Show Award for Best Single Weapon 1946-Present, North Carolina C.C.A. Show Howard Dove Award, and 10 Best Arms Award from the NRA dated 2017. Other accessories include a Rampant Colt statue and a commemorative Bowie knife made to display with the guns, with gold filled script “Awarded For Faithful Service / Maybe God Continue the Unity of our Country as this Railroad unite the two Great Oceans of the World” on one side, the other with “Transcontinental Railroad / 1869 / Jupiter / Central Pacific RR // Promontory Summit Utah // No. 119 / Union Pacific RR” with a scene of two locomotives meeting. The guns are also accompanied by extensive documentation, including letters from Francolini and Colt, extensively describing the guns, photos, and a copy of “American Engravers III: Masterpieces in Metal by America’s Engraving Artisans”, where these guns are the central foldout piece. CONDITION: As expected, the guns remain in essentially the same condition as they were sent to Dave Grunberg. Engraving is crisp throughout and well cut as befits an artist of Francolini’s talent. Some accessories with scattered handling marks, the bowie with some fine oxidation to blade. This is an outstanding pair of guns, orchestrated from the moment of conception as a pair that is unlikely to ever be replicated. 400,000 - 800,000

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FRANCOLINI’S MASTERPIECES the east-west railroad guns A Coordinated Pair of Colt Single Action Armies

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1285 - (C) FIRST GENERATION COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER IN .32-20, WITH PEARL GRIPS. Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Serial No. 353000 Caliber/Bore: .32-20 Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic According to the Colt Factory archive letter, this gun was shipped with a 7 - 1/2” barrel. The finish was blue and the grips were not listed. It was shipped to Wyeth Hardware & MFG. Company in St. Joseph, Missouri on November 26, 1929. In a shipment of one gun. It has a wonderful set of two piece pearl grips with deep dish gold medallions. Single line address on top of the barrel, “COLT’S PT. F. A. MFG. CO. HARTFORD, CT. U.S.A.”. Caliber designation on the left side of the barrel, “COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY, 32-20”. Two line patent dates and the Rampant Colt logo on the left side of the frame. Matching serial numbers on the frame, backstrap and the trigger guard. CONDITION: This gun retains the vast majority of the factory applied blue finish. There is some slight blue loss on the barrel and the front and rear grip straps are thinning. Vibrant case color on the frame and hammer. The left grip has a chip at the top of the grip in front of the medallion. Bright and shiny bore with sharp lands and grooves. 15,000 - 25,000

1286 - (C) DOCUMENTED FACTORY ENGRAVED COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER (1911). Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Serial No. 317027 Caliber/Bore: .38 WCF Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Shipped March 9, 1911 to Norvell Shapleigh Hardware Co. in St. Louis, Missouri as a shipment of 1 gun. Originally shipped in this configuration except for finish and grips. Finish is listed as originally being blue, the grips unlisted. More than likely shipped with rubber for this vintage of SAA and the mother of pearl grips dealer installed. Factory engraved with scroll on a punchdot background with accenting wrigglework on top of receiver, backstrap, and ejector rod housing. Loading gate and top of backstrap are engraved with sunbursts. Fit with a pair of mother of pearl grips. CONDITION: Very good. The vast majority of the added nickel finish remains with scattered light oxidation and handling marks. The added finish was applied during the period of use with little polishing evident. Grips are excellent with no major signs of distress. Action is tight and crisp. Bore is frosted with light oxidation and crisp rifling. 14,000 - 16,000

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1287 - (C) COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .38 WCF REVOVLER WITH CATTLEBRAND ENGRAVING BY WELDON BLEDSOE. Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Serial No. 333710 Caliber/Bore: .38 WCF Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured circa 1919. Full coverage engraved in the “Texas Cattlebrand” style popular throughout the 20th century, as made famous by Cole Agee and continued on by Weldon Bledsoe and David Wade Harris. Engraving comprised of cattlebrands on a punchdot background with accenting scrollwork. Further embellished with nickel plating and gold wash on ejector rod housing, cylinder, and hammer. Mounted with 2-piece Colt mother of pearl grips featuring a Rampant Colt medallion on each side. CONDITION: Excellent overall. Virtually all of the nickel plating is remaining. A vast majority of the gold wash remains on ejector rod housing and hammer, with gold wash visible in protected areas on cylinder. Gold wash on cylinder has mostly worn to the plating underneath. Grips are excellent with no major signs of distress. Mechanically fine with all 4 hammer stops. Full cock notch is soft. Bore is frosted with crisp rifling. 11,000 - 16,000

1288 - (C) FIRST GENERATION COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER IN .44 RUSSIAN (1921). Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Serial No. 342477 Caliber/Bore: .44 Russian Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic According to the Colt Factory archive letter, this gun was shipped with a 7 - 1/2” barrel. The finish was blue and the grips were not listed. It was shipped to Whitney Sporting Goods Company in Denver, Colorado on March 31, 1922. In a shipment of one gun. The Colt Factory order number is #3752/1. Single line address on top of the barrel, “COLT’S PT. F. A. MFG. CO. HARTFORD, CT. U.S.A.”. Caliber designation on the left side of the barrel, “RUSSIAN AND B/ S&W SPECIAL / .44”. Two line patent dates and the Rampant Colt logo on the left side of the frame. Matching serial numbers on the frame, backstrap and the trigger guard. According to the book, The 36 Calibers of Colt by David M Brown, there was only 24 of these guns made in this configuration. CONDITION: This gun retains the vast majority of the factory applied blue finish. There is some slight blue loss on the barrel and the front and rear grip straps are thinning. There is a turn line on the cylinder. Case color on the frame and hammer in the protected areas. The checkering on the grips is sharp and crisp. Bright and shiny bore with sharp lands and grooves. 10,000 - 15,000

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1289 - (C) FANTASTIC COLT MODEL 1878 SHERIFF’S MODEL DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER WITH FACTORY LETTER Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1878 Serial No. 51172 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic The factory letter states that this blued 4” sheriff’s model made without the ejector as shipped on August 19th,1905 to Chas J. Godfrey of NYC in a 39-gun shipment. The top of barrel exhibits the correct two-line Colt legend. Left side of frame has the Colt pony in circle. The left front trigger bow has the VP verified proof stamp. Left side of barrel is stamped .45 COLT. This stunning revolver shows the high polish blue finish with nitre blue screws, trigger and hammer back. Grips are standard bird head gutta percha with pony and was made with no swivel. CONDITION: Appears nearly unfired. There is no visibly discernable cylinder face burn. Finish is at least 98% plus. There are a few age freckle spots on barrel, back strap and trigger guard and some nominal handling marks. Grips are sharp. Mechanically sound. Bore is mirror bright. This cataloger’s opinion is that this is one of the nicest, if not the nicest, condition blued 1878 sheriff models extant and would be nearly impossible to find a better example. 10,000 - 15,000

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1290 - (C) FIRST GENERATION COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER IN .45 COLT. Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Serial No. 351171 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic According to the Colt Factory archive letter, this gun was shipped with a 7 - 1/2” barrel. The finish was blue and the grips were rubber. It was shipped to J. F. Schmelzer & Sons Arms Company in Kansas City, Missouri on February 8, 1928. In a shipment of one gun. Single line address on top of the barrel, “COLT’S PT. F. A. MFG. CO. HARTFORD, CT. U.S.A.”. Caliber designation on the left side of the barrel, “COLT 45”. Two line patent dates and the Rampant Colt logo on the left side of the frame. Matching serial numbers on the frame, backstrap and the trigger guard. CONDITION: This gun retains the vast majority of the factory applied blue finish. There is some slight blue loss on the barrel and the front and rear grip straps are thinning. There is a turn line on the cylinder. Vibrant case color on the frame and hammer. The checkering on the grips is sharp and crisp. Bright and shiny bore with sharp lands and grooves. 9,000 - 12,000

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1291 - (C) COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .45 COLT REVOLVER WITH PROVENANCE. Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Serial No. 348480 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Per the included Colt letter, this revolver shipped as a 5 - 1/2” .45 Colt with blued finish and rubber grips to R.J. Brady, address unavailable, on December 7th, 1925, in a shipment of 1 gun. Some included research from Ron Ogan indicates that Tom Brady is the same Tom Brady that was a Texas Ranger in 1923. He served under Captain W.L. Wright in Company D, before working in the U.S. Mounted Customs service along the Mexican border, primarily chasing liquor smugglers, and eventually was elected sheriff of Dimmit County, Carrizo Springs. The revolver is engraved on the butt “R.J.B. to Tom / 12-25-25”, presumably, R.J. gave the gun to Tom as a Christmas gift. Classic configuration of a Single Action Army with blade front sight, frame notch rear sight, kidney shaped ejector rod head, case colored frame with balance blued, single line Colt address across top of barrel, caliber designation of left side of barrel, frame with two line patent information and Rampant Colt, matching serial numbers on frame, trigger guard, and backstrap, under grips. Hard rubber grips with embossed Rampant Colts at wrist. Ron Ogan’s letter recounts that he acquired the gun in trade, and was told that the gun was originally acquired from a Texan family circa 1940, who used it as partial payment for house work. The person who acquired it said that he was not interested by the inscription and never investigated. When Ogan acquired it, he reached out to the Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and showed it to the curator, who apparently opined that it was the same Brady, and helped Ogan acquire Brady’s Oath of Service and Enlistment papers, both of which are included. Additionally, there are some scans out of books relating some history on Brady and his photo. CONDITION: With the majority of the bluing on barrel with some handling marks throughout, some silvering, and thinning, primarily to muzzle. Ejector rod housing commensurate with heavy thinning to outside of housing consistent with holster wear. Frame with approximately 20% of the case colors, mostly retained in protected areas. Grips are very good, left grip has a chip in left toe, approximately 1/2”. Mechanically fine, bore with strong rifling and some moderate frosting. Engraving is crisp, and appears to have been cut by a jeweler. An interesting Colt with relation to one of the key Texas Rangers who fought the “tequileros”. 6,000 - 10,000 1292 - (C) COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .38 COLT SPECIAL REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Serial No. 354261 Caliber/Bore: .38 Special Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic According to the Colt Factory archive letter, this gun left the factory as a .38 Colt with a 5 - 1/2” barrel. The finish was blue and the grips were not listed. It was sold to Nevada Sporting Goods Company in Reno Nevada. It was shipped to Shaw Batcher Company in Sacramento California on March 13, 1931 in a shipment of 1 gun. Single line address on top of the barrel, “COLT’S PT. F. A. MFG. CO. HARTFORD’ CT. U.S.A.” Caliber designation on the left side of the barrel, “COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY 38 SPECIAL”. Two line patent address and rampant Colt logo on the left side of the frame. Matching serial numbers on the frame, trigger guard and the backstrap. It has an aftermarket set of fleur-de-lis grips. CONDITION: This gun retains vast amounts of the original factory applied blue finish. There is some holster wear and high edge wear. The rear strap is thinning. Vibrant case colors with some toning. The checkering on the grips is sharp and crisp. Bright and shiny bore with sharp lands and grooves. ADDENDUM: Per “The Book of Colt Firearms”, Third Edition, by Wilson, there are a scant 82 .38 Colt Special Single Action Armies known, and they were not marked “.38 Colt Special”. They are very rare and were only known to be manufactured between 1930 and 1932. The catalog listed the caliber as “.38 Special”, and the barrel marking was recorded as “COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .38 SPECIAL”, as is on this example. 7,000 - 9,000 1293 - (M) LOT OF 2: PAIR OF ENGRAVED CONSECUTIVE COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVERS. Manufacturer: (BOTH) Colt Model: (BOTH) SAA Serial No. (A) SA11937 (B) SA11938 Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .45 Colt Barrel Length: (BOTH) 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Modern Manufactured 1978 by Colt. 3rd Generation Single action Army Revolvers with consecutive serial numbers. Custom engraved in an “A” coverage with nickel finish. One piece Ivory grips. Caliber 45 colt with 4 3/4” barrel. Custom tuned actions with custom raised front sight to hit at point of aim. Special order black powder pattern frames without traverse cylinder pin and Bullseye ejector. 2 line Colt barrel address with 2 line patent address. Internally tuned action with lightened grip strap to balance pistols for shooting. Both guns are identical in engraving and finish with consecutive serial numbers. CONDITION: Excellent overall with minimal use evident. Brilliant bright bores and elegant well fitted Ivory grips. Tuned actions remain very fine and locks solidly. An outstanding matched pair of Colt Single Actions. 10,000 - 15,000

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1294 - (C) STUNNING 1ST GEN. WALTER T. SHANNON ENGRAVED COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Single Action Army Serial No. 259225 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic The consignor attributed this engraved Colt to Walter T. Shannon of Shannon’s Custom Gun Engraving of Waldrun, Arkansas. He is one of the last engravers still doing all of his work by hand with hammer and chisel. This pre-war Colt single action dates to 1904. All numbers are matching. Nearly the entire surface has been engraved in the 19th century scroll featuring the punch dot filled backgrounds. The custom fitted pearl grips showcase a hand carved steer’s head on right panel with the horns and nose ring done in gold and applied ruby eyes. CONDITION: Excellent retaining virtually all of the custom nickel finish as done at time of engraving. Indexes perfectly with all four clicks. Grips are stunning. Rifling is bold with some frosting. A work of art. 5,000 - 7,000 1295 - (C) FANTASTIC WALTER T. SHANNON ENGRAVED 1ST GEN. COLT SINGLE ACTION FRONTIER REVOLVER IN .44-40. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Frontier Six Shooter Serial No. 243455 Caliber/Bore: .44-40 Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic The consignor attributed this engraved Colt to Walter T. Shannon of Shannon’s Custom Gun Engraving of Waldrun, Arkansas. He is one of the last engravers till doing all of his work by hand with hammer and chisel. This Colt dates to 1903. Beautifully hand engraved, nearly full coverage, scroll with punch dot background. The custom fitted ivory grips showcase the Mexican carved eagle and snake. All numbers are matching. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains virtually all of the custom applied nickel done at time of engraving. All legends are crisp. The grips are stunning. Crisp action with four perfect clicks. The bore is strong and bright. Simply breath taking Colt Frontier Six Shooter. 5,000 - 7,000 1296 - (C) MASTERFULLY ENGRAVED 1ST GEN. COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Single Action Army Serial No. 338192 Caliber/Bore: .38 WCF Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Dates to 1920. Beautiful nearly full coverage 19th century style hand cut American Bank Note scroll engraved with punch dot back ground, full nickel plated and sporting a pair of Colt silver medallion ivory grips. All screws and small parts are finished in nitre blue. Barrel exhibits the proper two line Colt legend. CONDITION: Retains virtually all of the custom applied finish done at time of engraving. Retains four perfect clicks. Bore is strong and bold with some light frosting. Comes in a modern wooden display case. 4,000 - 6,000 1297 - (C) SCARCE NICKEL FINISHED COLT NEW SERVICE DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER IN .44 S&W. Manufacturer: Colt Model: New Service Serial No. 329025 Caliber/Bore: .44 S&W Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Produced by Colt in 1938, this scarce nickel new Service in .44spl/Russian was shipped to Monroe, Louisiana in a two gun shipment. The pistol features a high polished nickel finish with a matte top strap. The grip frame is the early style square butt as mentioned in the special notations of the factory letter. The revolver has a nickel lanyard loop in the butt of the grip frame. CONDITION: The factory nickel finish is very fine with a couple areas of loss on the right side of the frame. One flake of nickel is missing on the flat edge of a cylinder flute. The bore is bright and without issue. The checkered walnut grips are very fine with a couple of flattened diamonds, but no chips or cracks. 4,000 - 8,000

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1298 - (M) EXTREMELY RARE COLT PYTHON WITH 3 INCH BARREL WITH FACTORY LETTER AND BOX. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Python Serial No. K85009 Caliber/Bore: .357 Magnum Barrel Length: 3” FFL Status: Modern Produced by Colt in 1984, this scarce 3” barreled blue Python appears as new and possibly unfired since leaving the factory. The three inch version of the venerable Python is extremely difficult to find, particularly in high condition. The revolver is all original featuring a high polished blue finish, hand fitted action and checkered walnut grips with a gold Colt medallion. The revolver also comes with its original woodgrain factory box and a Colt letter confirming its configuration. CONDITION: Excellent, as near new with faint handling marks. The cylinder has a very faint turn line. Crisp, bright bore with light frosting. Fine mechanics. 8,000 - 12,000

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1299 - (M) RARE FIRST EDITION PROTOTYPE COLT ANANCONDA DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Anoconda Serial No. X27930 Caliber/Bore: .44 Magnum Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Modern According to the Colt factory letter, this gun was shipped to Colt employee Kevin Langevin at the Newington Gun Exchange in Newington, Connecticut on June 1, 2011. Letter further states that Kevin was an engineer involved in this revolver design and that this prototype was produced in the Colt Model Shop within the Hartford factory. This is also the first Colt prototype made on a CNC machine. It is a high polish Ultra Stainless steel with vent rib, solid lug, red insert front sight, adjustable white outline rear sight, and Colt silver medallion finger groove combat style black neoprene grips. Comes in blue box with matching white outer box, hang tag, and paperwork. CONDITION: Shows in as new condition with a ghost drag line and no appreciable powder face burn. 7,000 - 10,000

1300 - (M) SCARCE BRIGHT STAINLESS COLT PYTHON .357 MAGNUM DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER WITH BOX Manufacturer: Colt Model: Python Serial No. T33176 Caliber/Bore: .357 Magnum Barrel Length: 2 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern Dates to 1984. Features the vent rib, red insert front sight, adjustable rear sight, wide spur hammer, serrated thin trigger, and Colt rubber grips with gold medallions. Comes in matching number box with paperwork. CONDITION: Shows as near new. No visible face burn, bright walls, no signs of burn at cone; there is a ghost drag line. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 5,000 - 8,000

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1301 - MUMEI KATANA IN SHIRASAYA Blade Length: 70.5cm Overall Length: 39 - 3/8” 70.5cm of classic shinogi zukuri form. Mumei, but form and features suggest a Muromachi period blade after a Yamato school. Suguha hamon with a tight maru boshi with plentiful nie. Nie deki throughout with yo, ashi, and some grouped kinsuji at the monouchi. One spot of what might be yubashiri. Suriage nakago with agari kurijiri nakagojiri with two mekugi-ana. Jigane is hard to see due to the state of polish, but looks like it has itame. No habaki, but shirasaya has an integral wooden habaki. PROVENANCE: This sword has been in a private collection since the early 1950s and has not been offered on the collector market before. CONDITION: In an old polish that has clouded somwhat, with several superficial scratches at the monouchi that suggest the sword was used to cut at some point. One spot of delamination on omote, normally covered by the habaki. Shirasaya separating. A very interesting sword. 1,000 - 2,000

1302 - KATANA IN SHIRASAYA WITH A NOTATION FOR YOSOZAEMON SUKESADA Blade Length: 66.4cm Overall Length: 39 - 1/4” 66.4cm nagasa of classic shinogi zukuri form. Nakago with a purported signature for Yosozaemon Sukesada, but the work appears to be more consistent with a student of the Osafune mainline school. Open mokune and itame jigane with an active hamon including inazumea, sunagashi, and areas of what appears to be nijuba or similar activity. Utsuri visible, particularly on ura. Softened date on nakago appears to read Dai-ei 20, which would be 1541, the year before Yosozaemon Sukesada died. Three mekugi-ana with ha-agari kurijiri nakagojiri. Housed in a faceted shirasaya and fit with a copper habaki. PROVENANCE: This sword has been in a private collection since the early 1950s and has not been offered on the collector market before. CONDITION: With some looseness at the shinoji near the hamachi and at the monouchi. Current state of polish obfuscates features, but pleasant activity throughout. Shirasaya splitting and should be addressed. 1,000 - 2,000

1303 - BANSHU KUNIMASA KATANA WITH NBTHK HOZON PAPERS Blade Length: 2 shaku 3 sun 5 bu Overall Length: 39 - 3/4” The sword measures 2 shaku 3 sun 5 bu (approximately 71.2cm or just over 28”) with a 7mm kasane and an a 31mm width, giving it an imposing shape. Kunimasa was from Horikawa Kunihiro’s school and reputed to be his son; his work is very scarce, possibly as a result of working with his father. He worked from the Muromachi period into Keicho and was killed at the Battle in Beppu, a skirmish that led up to the infamous Battle of Sekigahara, indicating that he may have been a samurai. It is an ubu nakago with one mekugi-ana, showing it is the original unaltered tang. Nakago tapering to an kurijiri nakagojiri with sujikai yasurime and signed katanamei “Banshu ju Kunimasa Saku” (trans: Made by Kunimasa of Banshu). Of traditional shinogi zukuri form with iori mune and a chu kissaki. Magnificent jigane showing the skill of Horikawa school, showcasing a tight ko-itame with ji-nie, with a suguha hamon that contains significant activity, including ashi, yo, and sunagashi. There are two spots of yubashiri on the ura, near the machi. Ko maru boshi with hakikake. Silver foil habaki. With original mounts, including a fabulous saya with spiral striped abalone on a roiro ground and a textured iron koijiri with silvered edges, horn kurikata and koiguchi with a blue sageo, silver foil seppa, tsuba with gilt and silver washed florals and pierced latticework. Mumei fuchi kashira of a soft iron with designs of clouds on a textured ground. Old black tsuka-ito with menuki in the form of florals. In a sword bags and accompanied by NBTHK Hozon papers. CONDITION: Blade in good polish, showing off features well with a few minor marks on ura shinogi ridge. Shirasaya with some dents that do not detract. Mounts very good with some rubs throughout, tsuba possibly a period replacement, tsuka-ito with some fraying, one knot has become undone and should be addressed. A excellent example with papers and mounts. 5,000 - 7,000 164

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1304 - HISTORICALLY IMPORTANT BAKUMATSU PERIOD KINNOTO KATANA WITH TOKUBETSU KICHO PAPERS FOR BLADE AND KOSHIRAE. Blade Length: 79.8cm Overall Length: 45 -3/8” This sword was made at the height of the chaos of the Bakumatsu period. It began when Commodore Perry arrived in Japan to force the opening of the traditionally isolationist Tokugawa Shogunate, and ran to the conclusion of the Boshin War, when pro-Imperial Forces defeated the Shogunate reinstalled the Emperor during the Meiji restoration. While swords had become status symbols, the sudden chaos and combat of the period necessitated the return to true fighting blades, and one of the designs that emerged was the Kinnoto, oversized swords of extreme length that were carried by the samurai who supported a restoration of the Emperor. This example is signed by Yokoyama Sukemune and dated February 1864, putting it right in the midst of the bloody fighting. 79.8cm (approximately 31 - 3/8” or 2 shaku 6 sun 3 bun) nagasa of classic shinogi zukuri form with iori mune, a very fine and tight itame hada that is almost muji, with some spots of nagare hada, and a suguha temper line with ko nie and some yo towards monouchi. Ko-maru boshi. Unaltered ubu nakago measures 27cm from the bottom of the habaki and in filed with kiri yasurime, has a ha agari nakago jiri, and two mekugi-ana; both mekugi-ana are original, as swords of this size necessitated two mekugi for strength. Gold foil habaki with a carved design of falling rain. In the original koshirae with the saya decorated with alternating stripes of depressed crushed abalone and raised red nashiji lacquer, producing a “candy striping” effect. The mounts are all matching, known as “Issaku”, of worked iron with soft cloud motifs with dragons, which can be seen on the rim of the tsuba and the menuki, giving the sword a powerful feel. Accompanied by NBTHK Tokubetsu Kicho papers confirming both the signature of the sword, the authenticity of the sword and mounts, and their artistic value. PROVENANCE: This sword was recently exported from Japan and has not been offered on the American market before. CONDITION: Excellent, in polish, with some scattered handling marks. One notable rub and spot of mossing at the munemachi, on the omote. The saya has some repaired separations along the cutting edge; swords of this size are liable to do this on the draw if they have are not aligned perfectly, such as being drawn in a hurry. Some rubs to gilding at koiguchi. This is an excellent example of a historically important sword as carried by the Imperial royalists. 12,000 - 18,000

1305 - IZUMI NO KAMI OWARI NOBUIE KATANA WITH MOUNTS AND NBTHK PAPERS Blade Length: 2 shaku 3 sun 9 bu Overall Length: 38 - 1/4” While Nobuie originally signed his swords with a different character, he changed after receiving the title Izumi no Kami, a title granted by the Imperial Court in recognition of his craftsmanship; this sword is signed Izumi no Kami and utilizes the second character. Unaltered ubu nakago with one mekugi-ana with kiri yasurime and a ha agari nakagojiri, signed “Izumi no Kami Fujiwara Nobuie”. This example measures 2 shaku 3 sun 9 bu (approximately 72.4cm or 28 - 1/2”) in the classic shinogi zukuri form with iori mune. With a well cut bohi and a powerful gunome midare hamon in nie deki, with sunagashi at the monouchi and ji-nie. Well made ko-itame jihada with chikei at the machi. Gold washed habaki carved with falling rain designs. Boshi is difficult to see but appears to be a very tight ko maru. Accompanied by NBTHK Hozon papers, attesting to the authenticity and quality of the blade; the papers also confirm that this signature was done in the Meireki era, approximately 1655. The sword is housed in the original mounts, with a refined roiro saya with horn koiguchi and koijiri, a period replaced tsuba of soft iron with floral motifs at the corners. Fuchi Kashira signed by Yoshimasa, with well cut incised and low relief designs of florals. Faded purple tsuka ito, with menuki in the form of florals. PROVENANCE: This sword was recently exported out of Japan and has not been offered on the American market before. CONDITION: Excellent, in polish, some minor handling marks, including one minor pockmark in ha on omote. Mounts very good with some age related discoloration and handling marks. This is an outstanding ubu sword by a make recognized for his skill, already mounted and papered. 10,000 - 15,000

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1306 - MUMEI HIZEN YUKIHIRO IN TACHI MOUNTS WITH NBTHK TOKUBETSU KICHO PAPERS Blade Length: 73.5cm Overall Length: 40 - 1/2” While the blade is suriage and mumei, is still approximately 73.5cm of classic shingoi zukuri form with an iori mune and a chu kissaki. Well cut bo-hi that runs into the nakago. Jigane somewhat difficult to see due to state of polish but appears to be a mixed itame and mokume. Well done choji hamon in nie deki with significant areas of heavy nie, sunagashi, and a maru boshi with hakikake. One piece habaki made to look like a two piece with gold and silver foiling. With a fabulous set of tachi mounts with a finely textured himei black lacquer saya with shakudo fittings, including an exquisite koijiri in the form of waves, with gold and silver dots used to represent the crashing foam. Katakiribori tsuba with design of a tiger in roaring at the moon while next to a river and bamboo forest, with the other side depicting a raging waterfall, with spray also decorated with gold dots. The shakudo fuchi has three family mon inlaid in gold, with kiri mon menuki, seafoam green tsuka-ito, and black same. Kabuto gane also with two repeated family mon. CONDITION: Blade is in good polish with some surface spiderwebbing mostly in the lower half of the ha. The mounts are excellent with some handling marks and rubs, some spots of same have shrunk away, exposing slivers of wood core. A nice sword to a well respected maker, already papered and mounted. 10,000 - 15,000

1307 - MUSASHI DAIJO TADAHIRO SIGNED KATANA WITH HOZON AND TOKUBETSU KICHO PAPERS. Blade Length: 2 shaku 5 bun (29 - 13/16” Overall Length: 42” This is a fantastic example of a shodai Tadayoshi katana, signed “Hizen no Kni Musashi Daijo Fujiwara Tadahiro”. He started signing in the way after he was granted the title “Musashi Daijo”, and changed his name to accommodate the new title. Tadayoshi is considered one of the pre-eminent sword smiths of his era, and is rated Saijosaku in Fujishiro, indicating his immense talent, and is rated Saijo Owazamono, indicating his blades were amongst the finest cutting blades available. He studied under Umetada Myoju, and was appointed Okakaekaji, forging swords specifically for the Nabeshima clan. The forging is in Tadayoshi’s Yamashiro style, with a tight jigane with areas of chikei throughout, a nie deki hamon with plenty of kinsuji, yo, and ashi, and a maru boshi. The sword has been shortened in the period of use, and the final “hiro” character has been partially cut off as a result. Housed in shirasaya, with sayagaki also opinion to the authenticity of the signature. The sword is accompanied by two NBTHK certifications, one Tokubetsu Kicho paper, and one Hozon paper, both of which attest to the authenticity of the signature. PROVENANCE: This sword was recently exported from Japan, and has not been available on the US market prior. CONDITION: Excellent, in good polish showing off the features of this sword well. There is some mossing near the ha machi, but appears surface level as it does not have any texture. Nakago very good with four mekugi-ana, two plugged. This is an outstanding sword from one of the best Shinto makers. 5,000 - 10,000

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1308 - AN IMPORTANT JUYO TOKEN TACHI, DEN KO-YOSHII SANENORI WITH KOSHIRAE AND OSHIGATA Blade Length: 71.3cm Overall Length: 39 - 1/4” Juyo Token swords are extremely rare, and are one of the highest ratings a Japanese sword can achieve under the NBTHK classification system. Literally translated as “Important Sword”, only a small handful of swords of outstanding beauty and historical importance are awarded the certification, with the number as low as approximately a half a percent of all swords made. This example was made in the middle of the prestigious Nanbokucho period, approximately 1350, and is attributed by its features to the Ko-Yoshii school of the Bizen tradition, and specifically to the smith Sanenori. Sanenori is recorded in Fujishiro, and his blades achieved a Wazamono rank for their excellent cutting ability. The construction of the blade is 71.3cm of the classic shinogi zukuri form, with iori mune and a chu kissaki. The jigane is a mix of itame and mokume, with vibrant chikei and ji-nie. The hamon is a ko-midare mixed with gunome, and includes ko-ashi and ko-nie, with a bright nioiguchi. Boshi is midare komi with hakikake. Suriage nakago with kurijiri nakagojiri, sujikai yasurime on the newer area of nakago, indeterminate on the older section, with two mekugi-ana. On the omote are two characters remaining the read “Bizen”. The Juyo Token explanation relates that the attribution was influenced by the calligraphy of the two remaining characters, and that the style is unusual for Ko-Yoshii, making it particularly interesting. Furthermore, the blade is exceptionally health, and the jigane and ha are both well forged and attractive. The saya is contemporary and made after a pine needle motif, with a horn koiguchi and kurikata, with golden shitadome. Oversized chocolate brown tsuba with soft designs of waves, chrysanthemum, and florals. Plain fuchi and kashira appear to be made of shibuchi. Imitation rayskin samegawa. Housed in an elaborate sword bag and accompanied by the Juyo Token papers, a copy of the Juyo Zufu page, and an oshigata scroll. Menuki in the form of a studying noble and a thieving monkey. CONDITION: Excellent. In polish, showing off features well. Some very minor looseness at the monouchi that does not detract from a sword of this age, and an errant superficial handling mark. Mounts with scattered handling marks. Oshigata excellent. Juyo blades very rarely find their way to the open market, due to their rarity and desirability, making this offering a notable exception. 25,000 - 35,000

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1309 - AN IMPORTANT NIDAI TADAHIRO KATANA ATTRIBUTED TO GENERAL YODA SHIRO, WHO SERVED JAPAN IN THE INTERWAR PERIOD. Blade Length: 71.2cm Overall Length: 39 - 3/4” Yoda Shiro was a Major General in the Imperial Japanese Army, heavily involved in the establishment and running of Manchukuo, also known as Manchuria. Shiro graduated from the IJA Academy in November 1903, as part of the 15th class. In February of the following year he became a second lieutenant assigned to the 47th Infantry Regiment. He rose through the ranks, including becoming the Lieutenant of the 48th, Adjutant of the Tsushima Guard Infantry, and Company Commander of the 72nd Infantry Regiment. In 1915 he graduated from the Army War College, and served as the Battalion Commander of the 39th Infantry. Other notable placements include the Urashio Expeditionary Force which traveled to Vladivostok, General Staff Headquarters, Infantry Commander of the Tianjin Garrison Army, and Commander of the Kurume Regimental District. He was involved in both the Jinan and Manchuria Incidents, which solidified Japanese power in China. During the Jinan incident, he was the commander of the 23rd Infantry Regiment, and was presumably involved in the taking of Jinan, and during the Manchurian Incident he was the commander of the 38th Mixed Brigade. After both incidents, he was placed in the reserves in 1933, instead serving as the deputy director of the Xing’an General Administration and the Mongolian Government Department before retiring in 1937. After the war he appears to have involved in both the Manchuria Tensan Company, and the Zenrin Kyokai. After the war, he was one of those explicitly banned from holding public office, as part of an effort to keep wartime personnel from assuming post-War positions. General quality mounted sword, presumably given to him when he became a Major General in 1931. These mounts were specially made for his provided family blade, with a specialized liner dropping into the scabbard. Careful removal of the liner reveals “Yoda” on the liner. Other elements of the scabbard are correct with gilded mounts and exotic handle material; family mon at rear. Koiguchi is a replacement without screws, but fits and locks appropriately; lock sometimes slips. The sword is an outstanding ubu Hizen blade signed “Hizen Kuni Ju Omi no Daijo Fujiwara Tadahiro”. He was the son of the shodai Tadahiro and received the Omi no Daijo title in 1641. He had a lengthy sixty year career, and his swords are rated O-Wazamono for their cutting ability. He was particularly notable for refining the konuka hada that Hizen became known for, and his swords are considered extremely desirable. This sword measures 2 shaku 3 sun 5 bu (approximately 71.2cm or just over 28”). The jigane is a well knit konuka hada, with areas of itame and chikei. The hamon is a calm suguha with a maru boshi. Ubu nakago with kengyo nakagojiri, one mekugi-ana, and kiri yasurime. The sword is accompanied by NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon papers attesting to the authenticity of the signature and quality of the blade. CONDITION: Blade is in excellent polish and shows off features well, with some very minor looseness in the shinogi, appropriate for a sword nearly 400 years old. Mounts are good with some surface scratches and handling marks consistent with exposure to the elements and use, and some raised oxidation on midpoint. Gilding largely rubbed away with better retention in the recessed areas. Koiguchi a replacement with an electropenciled social security number. This is not only a very important sword as a nidai Tadahiro, but identification to an infamous general who carried it throughout his career makes it an important historical piece as well. 30,000 - 35,000

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1310 - EXCELLENT CHOUNSAI TSUNATOSHI KATANA WITH HORIMONO AND NBTHK CERTIFICATIONS Blade Length: 2 shaku 1 sun 7 bu Overall Length: 38” The Shodai Chounsai Tsunatoshi was one of the preeminent swordsmiths of the late Edo period. Born in 1798, he moved to Edo in order to learn sword smithing from Suishinshi Masahide, one of one three saijo saku rated smiths of the Shinshinto period, alongside Taikei Naotane, another student of Masahide, and Minamoto Kiyomaro. He eventually settled in Edo, and lived in the house of the Uesugi family, a notable feudal lord, and apparently received a retainer from them. This sword is signed as made on a lucky day in 1830, when Tsunatoshi was in his sword making prime. The nagasa is 2 shaku, 1 sun, 7 bu (approximately 65.7cm or 25 - 7/8”) of classic shinogi zukuri form with an iori mune. The jigane is a tight mokume, becoming muji in places, with a choji midare hamon with ara-nie, and a soft nioiguchi. Midare komi boshi points to Tsunatoshi’s work in the Bizen tradition, which is regarded as his finest works and reputedly even surpassed Suishinshi Masahide’s. The horimono is a finely cut bo-hi and soe-hi on the upper half of the blade, with a finely cut kurikara horimono with the dragon starting to swallow the ken with a sankozuka on the omote, and the ura with an invocation to a great Bodhisattva; finding horimono from Tsunatoshi is extremely rare and are highly desirable. Unaltered ubu nakago with kesho yasurime, signed “Made by Chounsai Tsunatoshi on an Auspicious Day in the New Year of Tenpo 13”. Single mekugi-ana. Mounts comprise an outstanding nashiji saya with an orange ground with gold flecks, and brass koiguchi, koijiri, kurikata, and kaerizuno. Mumei tsuba in mokko gata form with designs of paulownia in mixed metals. Gold foil seppa, fuchi and kashira with a shakudo nanako ground with extensive kirimon. Copper inserts with faux nodules as an insert for same, with a royal purple tsuka-tuo. Menuki with staves and kirimon; both blade and mounts housed in respective sword bags. Accompanied by NBTHK Koshu Tokubetsu Kicho and more modern Hozon papers, both attesting to the authenticity of the blade and the quality of the work. CONDITION: Excellent, in a fabulous polish that shows off features well, with a very minor pockmark in the ha, and some staining in the invocation horimono. Some rough hada that does not detract. Mounts excellent as more contemporary with some very minor hanlding marks, and compliment the sword well. This sword was recently exported from Japan and has not been offered on the American market before; this cataloger is aware of this sword, and it sold for nearly $30,000 the last time it changed hands. An excellent example of a top shinshinto smith in his best style. 20,000 - 30,000

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1311 - A RARE AND IMPORTANT SUISHINSHI MASAHIDE WAKIZASHI WITH MOUNTS, WITH TANOBE MICHIHIRO SAYAGAKI AND NBTHK TOKUBETSU HOZON PAPERS, EX. PAUL DAVIDSON. Blade Length: 1 shaku 8 sun 2 bu Overall Length: 32 - 1/2” Suinshinshi Masahide is, without a doubt, the most influential swordsmith of the Shinshinto period. He started as a blacksmith making farming tools, but when he turned 21, he formally began training as a swordsmith under Yoshihide Shimohara in 1771. In 1774, he returned to his home province of Dewa, where he was employed by the Akimoto family, where he adopted the name “Masahide” and the Suishinshi title. Circa 1783, he moved to Edo to learn swordforging techniques of famous smiths from their descendants. While his early work was very much in the style-over-substance style favored in a peaceful Edo period, at the turn of the century he began advocating for “Fukko-to”, returning to the Koto style which favored blades which had substance over style. He appears to have been influenced by watching a number of blades damaged or broken, and believed that these damages were caused by choosing to make flashy swords rather than true working swords. This call became extremely popular, and techniques changed to harken back to the koto period at such a widespread pace that the era is now know as “Shinshinto” or “New New Swords”. Towards the end of his career, he gave his art name “Masahide” to his son and successor, and signed as “Amahide”. This sword is particularly important, not only as an example of his “Amahide” signature, but this sword has a sayagaki appraisal from the renowned expert Tanobe Michihiro, who not only authenticated the signature, but also notes that the sword is a rare, important, and a fine example of Masahide’s Bizen work. Furthermore, it also notes that the sayagaki was done for Paul Davidson, the notable collector, who just had a significant portion of his collection sold at auction, including the Mikazuki Kanemitsu. There are also NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon papers, further authenticating the signature, with a note on the rear that the sword was submitted for Tokubetsu Hozon by Paul Davidson. The sword measures 1 shaku 8 sun 2 bu (approximately 55.1cm or 21 - 3/4”) in the classic shinogi zukuri form with an iori mune and chu kissaki. The jigane is an extremely tight ko-itame, with some scattered chikei, while the hamon is an excellent choji in the koto Bizen style, with a midare komi boshi and nie based activity, including sunagashi and kinsuji. Two piece gold foil habaki with a carved surface. Nakago with ha agari nakagojiri and kesho yasurime, dated Bunsei 5 and signed “Suishinshi Amahide” with his hot stamp at the end of the nakago. The mounts are a saya with a fine nashiji ground in red and black, with well worked iron comprising a koijiri, a tsuba with pierced dragon design, fuchi and kashira with a dragon whirling through clouds, kashira with an extremely interesting raised and pierced design, and menuki in the form of melons. The tsuka-ito is brown and the same has been dyed black. CONDITION: Excellent, in polish, with some very minor superficial handling marks. Mounts very good with some handling marks and rubs, with some crazing to the lacquer, most notable at slots for kozuka and kogai and along the supine edge. Not only is Masahide an outstanding swordsmith in his own right, his students numbered over 100, and many of swordsmiths today can trace back to Masahide, making him an indelible asset to the sword world, and his blades very rarely come to market. 15,000 - 25,000

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1312 - SUE-HOSHO KATANA IN TACHI MOUNTS WITH MATSUDAIRA MON AND NBTHK PAPERS. Blade Length: 2 Overall Length: 35 - 5/8” The Hosho school is one the most celebrated schools under the Yamato sword making tradition. They were especially well known for their mastery of masame hada, a straight flowing jihada that is noted for being extremely difficult to forge. This example measures 2 shaku 1 sun (approximately 63.6cm or just over 25”) in the classic shinogi zukuri form with an iori mune and chu kissaki. Jigane is masame throughout in the Hosho style, with a hoso-suguha hamon with nie actvity throughout including sunagashi, and heavier strands on nie at the monouchi and near the hamaci. Maru boshi with a kaen head, and carved with a bo-hi and soe-hi. With NBTHK Hozon papers confirming the attribution of the blade as Sue-Hosho, and the artistic merit of the blade. It is mounted in a set of tachi mounts, with mounts made of copper with a nanako ground and gilded edges, with a ishimei surface and blue-and-gold brocade under the ashi. The cloth are seagreen and make the tsuka,ito, while sageo is a mixed purple and silver. The ashi and fuchi, and menuki are emblazoned with a family mon of depicting three fans, traditionally used by one of the branches of the Matsudaira clan. CONDITION: Very good, the blade is a little tired as they are wont to be with some shintetsu near monouchi, and some areas of fine oxidation, primarily at the hi, and some looseness. Masame still clearly visible throughout. Mounts are very good with some handling marks and rubs, but present extremely well. 12,000 - 18,000

1313 - AN ENJU KATANA WITH TOKUBETSU HOZON PAPERS IN TACHI MOUNTS WITH OSHIGATA. Blade Length: 2 shaku 1 sun 1 bu Overall Length: 37 - 1/4” Measures 2 shaku 1 sun 1 bu, just under 64cm, and approximately 25 - 1/8” nagasa. The Enju school worked in the Kikuchi area of Higo and is believed to have been founded by Hiromura, who had a relationship to Rai Kuniyuki as either a son in law or grandson, but no signed works remain, and, as such, Kunimura is the presumptive founder. The features of the blade, coupled with the NBTHK certification, date the sword to the Nanbokucho period. Jigane is a tight itame towards the ha and loepns up towards the shinogi, with chikei towards towards the shinogi. Thin suguha with a bright, thin nioiguchi. Boshi continues an ultra thin maru, and shows evidence of repair. Mumei nakago with three mekugi-ana and kiri nakagojiri. The mounts are itonomaki tachi mounts with a multicolored brocade, cloth wrappiing for tsuka with gold thread and a midnight black tsuka-ito. Brocade and tsuka-ito appear rewrapped. Mounts are red copper with katakiribori designs of florals and with Ii mon throughout, including on fuchi, kashira, tsuba, ashi, and inlaid in gold on the nashiji patern saya. The saya has 10 mon, six on the omote, and four on the ura. The upper half of the saya, under the ashi, is wrapped in leather. The Ii clan is particularly notable for Ii Naomasa, who was one of Tokugawa Ieyasu’s most important generals. Naomasa received Minowa Castle in 1590 for his service, and after the Battle of Sekigahara, Ieyasu also gave him Sawayama Castle in the Hikone area of Omi for services rendered. Accompanied by an NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon papers confirming the attribution as Enju, and an oshigata of the sword. CONDITION: Very good, especially considering its age. In a good state of polish that shows of features well. Boshi with aforementioned repair. Mounts are very good, with some fraying to edges of tsuka-ito, and dryness and crazing to leather. Menuki likely replaced. Housed in an elaborate sword bag. The Enju school is highly regarded, and this is a sword already in a well presenting and interesting set of koshirae. 15,000 - 20,000

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1314 - IMPORTANT JAPANESE KATANA WITH GINZOGAN THREE BODY TEST CUT, POSSIBLY NAOE SHIZU Blade Length: 70.5cm Overall Length: 39 - 1/4” 70.5cm nagasa of the iconic and bold nanbokucho form, with a wide feeling and stretched chu kissaki. Jigane is a well knit mokume and flowing itame, with areas of tobiyaki, especially in the upper half. Pointed gunome hamon with abundant nie activity including long strands of sunagashi. Active kaen boshi with nie. Bo-hi and soe bi run through the nakago. Upon review and discussion, the sword appears to be after Naoe Shizu. Naoe Shizu was founded by Kanetomo, Kanetsugu, and Kanenobu, three students of the legendary Kaneuji, who studied under Masamune. On the nakago is a ginzogan recording of a three body test cut that reads (translated): “On the 18th day of the twelfth month of Joo one in Amagasaki in Settsu, Mozume Kyubi cut through three bodies (monogram)”. Owning a body test cut sword became a point of pride especially during the Edo period, but only especially wealthy daimyo could afford to have it done in gold. Most likely, this sword was the prized sword of a country Daimyo who wanted to own a test cut sword and had the sword tested and test recorded. Two piece shakudo foiled habaki. PROVENANCE: This sword has been in a private collection since the early 1950s and has not been offered on the collector market before. CONDITION: Very good, in an old polish, with some features obfuscated by the state of the polish. There are a few spots of looseness to the steel as befits a sword more than six hundred years old. Evidence of a well executed repair at the boshi, which does not detract. 15,000 - 25,000

1315 - VERY RARE SIGNED UBU KATAKAMA YARI WITH ABALONE SHAFT Blade Length: 46cm Overall Length: 90” Measures 46cm from tip to base of shaft, with a 17.9cm fluke. The jihada is a flowing masame with a suguha hamon, with nie activity throughout including sunagashi, inazuma, hakkikake, with chikei in the jie, aranie, and a spot of tobiyaki in the ji. 79cm nagako, ubu with two mekugi-ana, signed “Hisayuki”. Accompanied by a 71 - 1/2” wooden pole, with a reinforced section of shaft 14 - 3/4” at the head, inlaid with abalone and reinforced with metal rings and rope binding, while the reverse has an iron tip. CONDITION: Excellent, in recent polish by Moses Becerra, while shows off features well. Modern shirasya with some moderate handling marks that do not detract. Shaft shows age, with lifting of abalone throughout and handling marks and throughout the shaft, including a 10 - 1/4” splice repair and one split metal ring at head. 5,000 - 8,000

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1316 - FIFTH GENERATION KINMICHI KATANA WITH MOUNTS AND PAPERS. Blade Length: 2 shaku 1 sun 5 bu Overall Length: 38” The first generation Kinmichi was the oldest son of Kanemichi, and moved with his father and three brothers to Kyoto, where he founded the Mishina school. He began working for the Imperial family circa 1594, when Tokugawa Ieyasu ordered 1,000 tachi from him for use at Sekigahara. He was given the title Nhihon-kaji-sosho (trans: Master Swordsmith of Japan), which was gave him influence at the court. He was also allowed to engraved his nakago with the Imperial Crysanthemum crest. The title, advisory position at the court, and ability to utilize the Chrysanthemum were hereditary, and his sons inherited the title up into the akumatsu period. This sword was made by the fifth generation, who received the honorary titles “Iga no Kami” and “Kaminari-yoke”, with working dates from 1751-1764. This sword is accompanied by an NBTHK Hozon paper, attesting to the authenticity of the signature; the signature has been partially obscured by scale but what can be seen appears to read “Iga no Kami Fujiwara Kinmichi”. The sword measures 2 shaku 1 sun 5 bu (approximately 65.1cm or 25 - 5/8”) in the classic shinogi zukuri form with iori mune, jigane is a mixture of masame and itame, with chikei and muneyaki. The hamon is a low notare with a wide nioiguchi and long strands of nie, sunagashi, and inazuma. Maru boshi with a long kaeri, which becomes muneyaki on the ura. The nakago is ubu with a kengyo nakagojiri, indicating it is unaltered. Handachi mounts with saya decorated with crushed abalone and shakudo fittings decorated with katakiribori designs of florals. Tsuba in mokko gata form and katakiribori designs en suite, carving possibly refreshed, with golden hitsu-ana plugs. Fuchi and kashira en suite with saya fittings, with a dark tsua-ito wrap, menuki in the form of shi-shi dogs, and old replacement samegawa. Housed in a sword bag and transportation box. CONDITION: Very good, in polish that shows off features well, with some scattered marks from age. Some pockmarks about the machi. Mounts excellent with some very minor marks, habaki appears to be a modern replacement, tsuba carving appears refreshed. A good sword from a well respected sword-making family. 5,000 - 10,000

1317 - KOTO TANTO BY SOSHU HIROMASA WITH OUTSTANDING KOSHIRAE Blade Length: 21.9cm Overall Length: 15” 21.9cm nagasa of hira-zukuri form, tempered in a classic Soshu style notare with a long turnback on reverse, and long muneyaki on obverse. Filled with Soshu style activity, including kinsuji, nie, with bonji horimono on obverse, and a short bo-hi on reverse. Two piece silver and brass wrapped habaki nakago with kiri yasurime, two mekugi-ana, and signed “Soshu ju Hiromasa”. Tanto with Hozon papers from 1994 confirming the signature as Soshu Hiromasa and specifying late Muromachi; probably 6th generation, active 1532-1555. Outstanding koshirae with a black lacquered body with cross motifs throughout. Koijiri, koiguchi, kaerizuno, fuchi, kashira, and kozuka slot mouth are silver, and depict clouds on a fine punch dot background. Tsuka is ribbed, with a gold cross prominently displayed on both sides. Fit with a kozuka and wari-kogi with geometrics on a finely stippled ground; done by a different hand than balance of koshirae, but well matching and of high quality. Purple sageo. Tokubetsu Hozon papers for koshirae dated 2004. CONDITION: Blade is in an older polish that shows off features well, with some cloudiness, most notably around the boshi. A few small spots of kizu and some surface scratches. Horimono a little soft. Koshirae excellent with some minor handling marks, a small pair of chips at kozuka slot, approximately 1cm, and around mekugi. Kozuka and kogai are tight fits. House in a Japanese Paulownia wood box with some discoloration and notation that it originally held a sculpture by Kato Kiyoyuki. An outstanding set with a Koto tanto in particularly noteworthy koshirae, all already papered. 5,000 - 7,000

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1318 - A LONG, MOUNTED MASAKUNI KATANA WITH NBTHK TOKUBETSU KICHO PAPERS. Blade Length: 2 shaku 5 sun 5 bu Overall Length: 44 - 3/4” While this exact swordsmith is not recorded, the accompanying NBTHK Tokubetsu Kicho papers attest to the authenticity of the signature and quality of the sword. Signed “Geishu ju Minamoto Masakuni”, indicating that the smith worked in Geishu, now Aki province, in Western Japan. It is dated for a day in the 11th month of Genji 2 (1865). It a lengthy katana that measures 2 shaku 5 sun 5 bu (approximately 77.2cm or just under 30 - 1/2”), in classic shinogi zukuri form with an iori mune. The jigane is a tightly knit itame on the omote, and a much more open flowing itame on the ura. The hamon is a quiet well executed suguha, with a stretched chu-kissaki with a maru boshi. With original mounts, including copper habaki and seppa, tsuba with a low relief dragon coiling around the blade, with a shakudo colored plate and copper rim. Katakiribori fuchi and kashira with designs of florals. Tsuka ito with a midnight blue tsuka ito and menuki in the form of florals. Brown lacquer saya with a seafoam sageo. CONDITION: Very good, with some scattered superficial handling marks and a few scattered pockmarks, some looseness on omote at monouchi. Mounts good with scattered handling marks, heavier at the saya, with scattered chipping and crazing at the cutting edge. Same is short and exposes wood core. Top mekugi-ana with some chipping, bottom missing menuki. A nice example of a late Edo blade when the Bakumatsu chaos was in full swing, already papered and mounted. 4,000 - 6,000

1319 - RAI KUNIZANE KATANA WITH TOBUKETSU HOZON PAPERS Blade Length: 2 shaku 8 bu Overall Length: 35 - 1/2” Fujishiro records Rai Kunizane as working circa 1352 and as the son of Rai Kunitoshi, one of the Rai schools preeminent smiths; he further notes that Kunizane works are rare. Other sources speculate that he was a student of Kunitoshi and the younger brother of Rai Kunimitsu; in both scenarios, he was clearly a member of the prestigious Rai school. The Rai school is a member of the Yamashiro tradition, which prospered around Kyoto, making swords for court nobles and imperial families, who appreciated their refined taste. This example measures 2 shaku 8 bu (approximately 63cm or just over 24 - 3/4”). Elegant sugata that tapers towards the boshi, jigane is an excellent itame with chikei and some areas of Rai Hada. Suguha hamon with ashi and yo throughout. Boshi with notare komi on one side and ko-maru on the other. Suriage nakago with kiri nakagojiri and kiri yasurime, with two mekugi-ana. With NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon papers that confirms attribution to Rai Kunizane. CONDITION: In a good polish that shows off features well. Sword is somewhat tired, as a sword nearly 700 years old is wont to be. Some looseness, most notable in the ura shinogi. In a newer shirasaya that fits well; mekugi-ana a little short. In a sword bag. A nice sword from a highly respected swordmaking school, from a maker who is noted for being extremely rare. 4,000 - 8,000

1320 - WAKIZASHI WITH ATTRIBUTION TO BIZEN SUKESADA. Blade Length: 1 shaku 7 sun 6 bu Overall Length: 31” Bizen Sukesada was a name used by several generations, and while the record of the NBTHK Hozon papers does not name the generation, choosing simply to state “Shinto”, the work is of exceptional quality. It measures 1 shaku 7 sun 6 bu (approximately 53.3cm or just under 21”), and has a toran-midare hamon of repeating choji in groups of three heads with excellent nie activity including sunagashi and tobiyaki, giving the feeling of a surging waves. Tightly knit jigane with sparse ji-nie, and some open itame. O-kissaki with a heroic feeling, boshi is midare komi before straightening out and turning maru. Shinogi zukuri and iori mune. Nakago with kuri jiri, mumei, with one mekugi-ana. While the sword was issued Hozon papers, they were unfortunately lost. Luckily, the records of the papers were kept: it was paper number 332609, dated September 15th, 1993, and was attributed to Shinto Sukesada. CONDITION: In polish, showing off the features well with excellent definition of the nie. Boshi a little unclear, but defined. Some scattered handling marks commensurate with a sword hundreds of years old. Shirasaya with some handling marks that do not detract. A blade with a classic heroic feeling. 4,000 - 6,000 174

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1321 - KANEMOTO KATANA REMOUNTED IN WORLD WAR II MOUNTS FOR WARTIME USE, WITH FAMILY CREST ON HANDLE. Blade Length: 69cm Overall Length: 41” The fame of the Kanemoto name can be traced to Magoroku Kanemoto, who is rated Saijosaku for his outstanding skill and Saijo Owazamono for supreme cutting ability. His fame is such that many successive generations were able to benefit from his reputation, and the style of hamon that he developed, a style reminiscent of cedar trees called Sanbonsugi, became invariably associated with Mino swordsmiths. This example is a later generation, but is obviously inspired by the nidai, has a 69cm nagasa of classic shinogi zukuri form, with a stretched chu-kissaki. Jigane is largely masame, with areas of stretched itame and mokume burls. Nie based activity in the ha, including sunagashi and short kinsuji. Clasisc sanbonsugi hamon with a midare komi boshi with a short kaeri. Suriage nakago, with takanoha yasurimei in the older section and kiri in the newer and ha agari nakago jiri. Signed katana mei “Kanemoto”. Silver foil habaki with a crosshatch design. The sword belonged to a samurai family who had the sword mounted for use in World War II, in high class Type 94 mounts with a pierced tsuba, multiple seppa designed to space the sword correctly, and a blue/brown sword knot as used by company level officers. With the leather combat cover for both saya and handle. The kabuto-gane has a family mon in the form of a hira yotsume on a windmill; the hira yotsume has traditionally been associated with martial families, suggesting that this is a family blade that was mounted for war. CONDITION: Blade is in an older polish that obfuscates features somewhat, especially some of the finer aspects of the jigane and ha, but boshi is clearly defined. Mounts excellent with some handling marks; cord for holding sword knot is torn, leather with some handling marks and scuffs but supple. 3,000 - 5,000

1322 - DAISHO SET OF GOTO ICHIJO FUCHI KASHIRA Goto Ichijo was born in Kyoto in 1791 to the Shichiro’emon branch family of the Goto family. He worked for the court and shogunate and his work was, and still is, highly prized, and have been the subject of several museum exhibitions in Japan, including Tokyo National and the Kiyomizu Sannenzaka museum. This example is a daisho set of fuchi kashira, intended to be used on both the katana and wakizashi that a samurai would carry. They are signed “Goto Hokyo Ichijo Saku” on the fuchi. They are decorated with five petal cherry blossoms and maple leaves, with some falling petals and gold dots used to add life to the tsuba. Shakudo base with the florals executed in soft metals, including copper, gold, and silver, with golden two piece shitadome. Goto Ichijo is regarded as one of the best of his age, and made at least two sets of fittings for Emperors, including for one of the Masamune in the Imperial collection, and there are Tokubetsu Juyo work by him. He is considered to have revived the declining Goto family, and his work is absolutely outstanding. CONDITION: Excellent, with some extremely minor handling marks aacquired from age that do not detract. Box excellent with a some handling marks and dings. Fuchi both measure 3.9cm x 2.2cm and 1cm tall, while both kashira measure 3.5 x 1.9 and 8mm tall. 4,000 - 6,000

1323 - FABULOUS GOTO SCHOOL SET OF DAISHO TSUBA MOUNTS WITH ZODIACOLOGICAL THEME Signed Goto Tomohide. Made on a richly colored shakudo plate, with ultra-fine nanako ground. Relief animals throughout, representing each of the zodiac animals. The dai has a dragon, rabbit, horse, snake, boar, and goat, while the sho has a monkey, tiger, bull, rat, rooster, and dog. Both tsuba are signed and housed in a paulownia daisho box, but appears to originally have been for another set as they don’t fit exactly correctly. CONDITION: Excellent, with excellent detail throughout. Some very minor handling marks and rubs. Box missing a few slivers of softwood. Gorgeous. 2,000 - 3,000

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1324 - GOTO MITSUTAKA FUCHI KASHIRA WITH GOTO JOSHIN SHISHI DOGS, EX. SWEDLOW COLLECTION The first three generations of Goto are regarded as the original masters of the mainline school, however, they are also known never to sign their works. Because of this, an idea was created that the later generation masters appraised and repaired the works of the older masters. They achieved this by either providing an origami stating this fact, or signing the attribution directly on the piece, as in this case. According to this signature, the main subject of these pieces were made by the third master, Goto Joshin, and, most likely, were remounted as a fuchi kashira by Goto Mitsutaka, the thirteenth master. Mitsutaka is also known as the best Goto master for attributing previous masterpieces. This example depicts a pair of dancing shishi dogs in solid gold on a finely executed nanako ground with gold rims. This attribution places the shishi dogs as circa the 1500s. This is accompanied by a precious Tokubetsu Kicho origami from the NBTHK showing the provenance of the famous Swedlow collection. David Swedlow was a famous Japanese art collector who specialized in high end tosogu and inro, and his pieces were featured in several books. In an old paulownia wood box with royal purple pillow and lining. CONDITION: Excellent, with some errant handling marks that do not detract. Fuchi measures 2.1cm wide, 3.8cm long, and 1.2cm tall, kashira measures approximately 8mm tall (not counting the shishi dog) 3.3cm long and 1.5cm wide. Goto mounts are very rare, especially one with work from the third master and an attribution from one the best attributors. 1,500 - 2,500

1325 - ARAKI TOMEI FUCHI KASHIRA WITH DESIGNS ON MILLET ON A NANAKO GROUND Araki Tomei was a late Edo period (1817-1870) tosogu maker who worked in Kyoto. He apprenticed under the famous Goto Tojo, who reputedly gave him the “to” kanji in his name, and under Goto Ichijo, after which he changed his name to Issai. After his apprenticeships, he set up his own business at the age of 30. He was partiuclary famous for his designs of ripe millet, and he designed his own punch to help cut the heads of the pods. This set of fuchi kashira utilizes this morif, and depicts ripe millet pods on stems, executed with gold and copper highlights on a fine nanako ground. The base metal is shakudo, and the fuchi is signed “Issai Tomei (Kao)”, indicating that they date from after he set out on his own. In a paulownia wood box with a royal purple pillow and lining. Fuchi measures approximately 2.1cm x 3.8cm and 9mm tall, while the kashira measures 1.6cm wide, 3.5cm long, and approximately 6mm tall. The inside of the kashira has a red “146” lacquer marking, indicating that it was once part of a museum collection. CONDITION: Excellent, with fabulously cut millet and nanako ground, with some very mild handling marks that do not detract. An outstanding set of fuchi kashira from one of the great Bakumatsu makers; there is at least one set of Tokubetsu Juyo fittings by Tomei, which speaks to his incredible skill. 1,500 - 2,500

1326 - SOTEN TSUBA DEPICTING IDATEN CHASING SOKUSHITSUKI Copper base with a shakudo covering with a pierced design of a vignette from the Taiheiki where Sokushitsuki steals relics of the Buddha, only for Idaten to chase him down and retrieve them. Itaden and Sokushitsuki are washed with gold and silver to offset them from the carved clouds, and are full of life, with Itaden actively chasing his prey through the clouds. The tsuba is designed as a captured scene, and the face of the tsuba shows the front of the two combatants, the rear shows their backs. With two open hitsua ana, and a slightly raised rim. In a paulownia wood box. Mumei. CONDITION: Excellent, with some minor handling marks to bare copper throughout. Box very good with some handling marks and dings, non serious. 800 - 1,500

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1327 - FUCHI KASHIRA WITH KATAKIRIBORI AND HIRAZOGAN DESIGNS OF BIRDS. Measures approximately 2.1cm by 3.7cm and 1.2cm tall at the fuchi, kashira is 1.8cm from shitadome to shitadome, 3.3cm long, and .5cm tall. Both pieces are made of shibuichi, a Japanese silver and copper alloy. It is decorated with katakiribori designs of a crowing rooster on the kashira with hira zogan inlays of soft metals including gold, silver, and copper used to highly the scene, with a roaming chick on the fuchi. The signature on the fuchi reads “Tsunenao (kao)” but appears gimei. Houised in a paulownia wood box with foliage green pillow. CONDITION: Excellent, with some minor scattered handling mark acquired over time that do not affect the scene. Box very good. 700 - 1,000

1328 - (A) JAPANESE TANEGASHIMA MATCHLOCK RIFLE OF SAMURAI SIZE. Manufacturer: Yoshisuke Model: Tanegashima Caliber/Bore: .75 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 29 - 5/8” FFL Status: Antique Of classic form but oversized, suggesting use as a wall gun or another position where the guns did not have to be lugged about, allowing the form to be made larger for more devastating effect without concern for mobility. Large bore suggests true samurai use rather than a hunting or sporting purpose. Swamped barrel with a banded muzzle fit wiht traditional Japanese style fine front and rear sights. Barrel is signed on underside, appears to read “Shiraishi Sumioka Hikugoro Fujiwara Yoshisuke”. Traditional Japanese matchlock action and stock, with virtually all of the lacquer in the barrel channel and traditional brass fittings. Appropriately sized ramrod in channel. CONDITION: Very good, showing evidence of use throughout. Barrel with a pleasing smooth patina throughout with a cleaned area about the rear sight. Some pins and plaques missing along stock from period of use, trigger has had blade damaged. Safety a little soft, but action functions appropriately, bore very good. This is a good example of a real war-use Samurai tanegashima, signed by the maker. 1,500 - 2,500 1329 - EXHIBITION DISPLAY OF THOMAS ELLIN & CO. CUTLERY. Blade Length: Various Overall Length: Various Thomas Ellin & Co. was one of many Sheffield firms that helped establish Britain’s reputation for superior iron and steel manufacturing during the Victorian era. As a prominent Sheffield cutlery firm, Thomas Ellin & Co. participated as an exhibitor at the Great Exhibition of 1851 in London, where they received an Honorable Mention for their display. Based at the Sylvester Works in Sheffield, the company showcased a variety of specialized cutlery and steel products aimed at various trades. The frame of this display features a plaque at the bottom that reads “FRANK E. FARMERY / CABINET & SHOWCASE MAKER / SHEFFIELD.”. Frank Farmery (1866-1927) is listed on the 1881 census as a cabinet maker at the age of 15 and again on the 1891 census as a cabinet maker at age 25. This stunning display likely dates to the late Victorian era/turn of the century and features over 100 pieces of cutlery laid out in exhibition grade manner. The company’s legacy continued into the early 20th century, when Thomas R. Ellin won a Gold Medal for artisan tools at the 1906 New Zealand International Exhibition. Due to its stunning appearance, it is likely that this display was used during the the 1906 New Zealand exhibition to assert their dominance as a prominent Sheffield-based cutlery manufacturer. The exhibition board showcases the firm’s capabilities by displaying a variety of cutlery including folding knives for various uses, scissors, razors, table ware, utility knives, etc. Each is numbered so they can be referenced in a catalog. Many blades exhibit the firm’s “VULCAN” marking. All exhibit varying degrees of light patina. The scissors act as a panoply of arms in a medieval castle, as they surround a mirror which displays the company’s logo. The board is complete and all pieces remain firmly secured. Frame exhibits wear and a few cracks and scuffs but remains intact and sturdy. Consigner states that this exhibition board was displayed at A.G. Russell’s office for many years. A commanding piece still worthy of exhibit. CONDITION: Very good. 15,000 - 25,000

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1330 - BOB LOVELESS “THE FIRST KNIFE OF 2001” ENGRAVED BY FIRMO FRACASSI. Blade Length: 7 - 1/2” Overall Length: 12 - 1/2” Bob Loveless is known as one of the greatest modern knifemakers to exist, and crafted high end knives for the consumer market as well as US government organizations such as the CIA and US Army Special Forces. This knife stands out from all other Bob Loveless creations due to its significance and engraving. The knife features a mirror polished ATS-34 steel blade that is marked “R.W. LOVELESS / maker / Riverside, Calif.” on the cheek. It is also marked “R.W.L.” on the ricasso. Tapered tang construction with green canvas micarta scales. The guard is crafted of 416 stainless steel and features exquisite engraving by Firmo Fracassi on each side. The obverse side of the guard features a spread winged screaming eagle and the reverse features a portrait of the craftsman himself, Bob Loveless. The micarta grip scales are bordered by red spacers on each side and are secured by two large pins on each side, all of which feature elegant scroll engraving. The obverse scale features a oval escutcheon that is engraved “THE FIRST KNIFE OF -2001-”. The handle also features an integral lanyard loop. The knife is complete with its original brown leather scabbard that features an integral belt loop. The scabbard is stamped with Loveless’ maker mark above the “PULL THE DOT” snap. Lastly, the scabbard is signed by Loveless on the obverse side. The signature is legible but exhibits fading. Scabbard exhibits scattered wear throughout but remains supple. Knife exhibits light handling throughout with scattered light blemishes. Housed in a plush zipper case. CONDITION: Very good. PROVENANCE: From the collection of Frank Brownell. 8,000 - 12,000 1331 - JOE KIOUS PIRATE THEMED LAPIS LAZULI CUSTOM INTERFRAME FRONT LOCK AUTO KNIFE. #1731 Blade Length: 3 - 3/4” Overall Length: 8 - 3/4” Joe Kious custom pirate automatic pocket locket knife that features a Jerry Rados “Turkish Twist” Damascus dagger blade signed “KIOUS” on the side. Engraved 416 stainless steel with sculpted 24k gold, silver, and copper inlays that complement the work of Ron Skaggs. Each side features engraved pirate motifs as well as a large lapis lazuli inlay in place of a pocket locket on the reverse side. Obverse pocket locket slides to reveal an engraved mermaid. The side of the frame is signed “SKAGGS”. The knife also features a pair of tweezers and gold toothpick hidden next to the skull by the Lapis Lazuli inlay. The knife operates using an interframe front lock mechanism that functions properly. Strong spring and blade sits well when folded. Light oxidation inside the frame with handling wear throughout. CONDITION: Very good. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Frank Brownell. 7,000 - 10,000 1332 - JOE KIOUS CUSTOM POCKET LOCKET AUTO LOCKBACK ENGRAVED BY BRIAN HOTCHSTRAT. Blade Length: 3 - 3/4” Overall Length: 9” Joe Kious custom sea life engraved pocket locket that features a Jerry Rados “Turkish Twist” Damascus dagger blade signed “KIOUS” on the side. Engraved 416 stainless steel with 24k gold and rose gold Inlays that complement Brian Hochstrat’s elegant engravings that combine heavy scrollwork with sea life. Both sides feature beautiful amber inlays, one of which is a pocket locket that slides to reveal an engraved mermaid. File worked backspacer. Signed “B. Hochstrat” on the side of the frame. The knife operates using a lockback mechanism that functions properly. Strong spring and blade sits deep when folded. Light handling wear throughout. CONDITION: Very good. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Frank Brownell. 7,000 - 10,000 1333 - WARREN OSBORNE “THE TRAIN JOB” CUSTOM AUTO LOCKBACK ENGRAVED BY ALEKSEY SABUROV. #2064 Blade Length: 4” Overall Length: 10” Warren Osborne custom “The Train Job” switchblade that features a Mike Norris Damascus dagger blade marked with Warren Osborne’s boomerang logo. Sculpted 24k gold, 18k green gold, silver, and copper inlays compliment Aleksey Saburov’s engravings on both sides of the 416 stainless steel frame. The frame is signed “A. Saburov”. The knife operates using a lockback mechanism that functions properly. Strong spring and sits deep when folded. Light handling wear throughout. CONDITION: Excellent. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Frank Brownell. 7,000 - 10,000

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1334 - WARREN OSBORNE “SEA TO SHINING SEA” CUSTOM LOCKBACK AUTO Blade Length: 4” Overall Length: 10” Warren Osborne custom “Sea to Shining Sea” engraved “Kallara” lockback switchblade that features a Mike Norris stainless steel Damascus blade with 14k rose gold inlays. The blade is marked with Warren Osborne’s boomerang logo. 416 stainless steel frame engraved by Jon Robyn that features 24k gold, copper, and silver inlays. The engravings and inlays combine to showcase scenes from the United States’ east coast on the obverse and west coast on the reverse. Frame is signed “J. ROBYN”. on the side. The knife operates using a lockback mechanism that functions properly. Strong spring and blade sits deep when folded. Light handling wear throughout. Housed in a black plush zipper case. CONDITION: Excellent. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Frank Brownell. 6,000 - 10,000 1335 - JOE KIOUS CUSTOM DOUBLE POCKET LOCKET AUTO KNIFE ENGRAVED BY LEE GRIFFITHS. Blade Length: 3 - 3/4” Overall Length: 9” Joe Kious custom engraved double pocket locket lever release knife that features a Damascus blade signed “KIOUS” on the side. Engraved 416 stainless steel with 24k gold inlays that enhance Lee Griffiths’ engravings of mountain goats and grizzly bears. The knife features a pocket locket on each side that reveal additional engravings depicting these wild animals. Side of the frame is signed “L. GRIFFITHS”. The knife also conceals a 14k gold toothpick. The knife operates using a lockback mechanism that functions properly. Strong spring and the blade sits deep when folded. Housed in a black plush zipper case. Light handling wear throughout. CONDITION: Very good. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Frank Brownell. 6,000 - 10,000 1336 - RON LAKE CUSTOM TAIL LOCK KNIFE WITH STAG SCALES ENGRAVED BY GIANFRANCO PEDERSOLI. #2215 Blade Length: 2 - 1/2” Overall Length: 6 - 1/8” Ron Lake custom tail lock folding knife that features a hand rubbed satin finished ATS-34 blade marked “LAKE” on the obverse ricasso. Engraved 416 stainless steel frame with elegant scroll engravings throughout. Each side features stag scales with 14k gold escutcheon and pins. Rose gold bail. Frame is engraved by Gianfranco Pedersoli and subtly signed on the reverse side. The knife operates using a tail lock mechanism that functions properly. Housed in a black plush zipper case. Light handling wear throughout. CONDITION: Very good. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Frank Brownell. 6,000 - 8,000 1337 - RARE WILLIAM SCAGEL TWO BLADE FOLDER. Blade Length: 3” Overall Length: 7 - 1/4” This two blade slipjoint by William “Bill” Scagel features two forged blades with nail nick holes. Both blades are marked “W. SCAGEL / HANDMADE” on obverse ricassos and stamped with Scagel’s famous kris mark on reverse ricassos. Steel liners with stag scales. The obverse scale is secured by six pins and features an arrowhead escutcheon while the reverse scale is blank and secured by four pins. Both blades sit well when folded and open and close with snap. The knife exhibits a consistent patina throughout with spotting on blades. Scales remain firmly secured to the frame and exhibit a few cracks. The knife is housed in a small wood box with anchor stamp on lid. CONDITION: Good. 6,000 - 9,000 1338 - FABRIZIO SILVESTRELLI CUSTOM SUBHILT FIGHTER LOCKBACK KNIFE ENGRAVED BY MARIO TERZI. Blade Length: 3 - 1/2” Overall Length: 8” Fabrizio Silvestrelli custom folding subhilt fighter that features a hand rubbed satin finished RWL-34 steel dagger blade. 416 stainless steel bolsters with colored enamel scenes on each side. The scenes depict different aquatic life. Mother of Pearl scales secured by three pins on each side. File worked frame. Bolsters are each signed “Terzi”. Interior frame is signed “Silvester”. The knife operates using a lockback mechanism that functions properly. Housed in a green rayskin case. Light handling wear throughout. CONDITION: Excellent. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Frank Brownell. 5,000 - 10,000

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1339 - ANTONIO FOARIZZU DIAMOND ENCRUSTED PIQUED LOCKBACK DAGGER ENGRAVED BY JULIE WARENSKI. Blade Length: 3 - 1/2” Overall Length: 8” Antonio Foarizzu Custom diamond encrusted piqued dagger that features a mirror polished ATS-34 blade with nail nick assist. Frame is 416 stainless steel with 24k gold inlays set with 3.5 CTW diamonds that highlight the majority of the frame on each side. Rear frame features sectioned exotic inlays on each side. Rose gold lock back button. The engraved designs were executed by Julie Warenski and the side of the frame is signed “J. WARENSKI ENG.”. The dagger operates using a lockback mechanism that functions properly. Light handling wear throughout. CONDITION: Excellent. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Frank Brownell. 5,000 - 10,000 1340 - KORTH CUTLERY LARGE PROTOTYPE FOLDING DAGGER. Blade Length: 6” Overall Length: 13” Immense folding dagger crafted by Rick Lala of Korth Cutlery. The dagger features a large double edged blade with deep fullers marked “RICK LALA / CPM 154 CM” below the Korth Cutlery logo on obverse ricasso and “IKBS” on reverse ricasso. Reverse cheek is marked “PROTOTYPE”. Large tumbled titanium handle with deep indents and raised tiger on each side. Frame is marked “RUDY”. The dagger operates using a frame lock mechanism that functions properly. Housed in a zipper case. CONDITION: Excellent. 4,500 - 5,000 1341 - BOB LOVELESS STAG HANDLED DROP POINT BELT KNIFE WITH SCABBARD. Blade Length: 3 - 1/2” Overall Length: 8” A maker that needs no introduction, Bob Loveless is known as one of the greatest modern knifemakers. The high end knives he crafted for the consumer market as well as US government organizations such as the CIA and US Army Special Forces are sought after by collectors. This example features a mirror polished drop point stainless steel blade marked with his football logo “R.W. LOVELESS / maker / Riverside, Calif.” on the obverse side. Serial numbered “-966” on ricasso. Blade is bright with crisp markings. Stag grip scales with stainless and brass pins and lanyard loop. Handle shows no major signs of distress. Scales are bordered by red spacers. Complete with serial number matching “-966” leather scabbard that is marked on the throat with Loveless’ stamp. Scabbard exhibits minor handling marks with light staining and tight stitching. Housed in a zipper case. CONDITION: Very good. 4,500 - 5,500 1342 - IMPRESSIVE EDU MARTINS CUSTOM BOWIE KNIFE. Blade Length: 11” Overall Length: 17” An immense bowie custom bowie knife crafted by Edu Martins. The knife features a large clip point Damascus blade marked with gold inlay “Edu Martins” on the revers side. Wave Mokume crossguard and pommel that almost form a D-guard. Crossguard is gold inlaid with Martin’s symbol on both sides. Finger grooved tang with large fossil ivory scales. Sharp skull crusher. The knife is housed in a custom leather case marked by Martins. CONDITION: Excellent. 4,500 - 5,500 1343 - PEDRO FORNARI CUSTOM LARGE DAMASCUS DAGGER. Blade Length: 10 - 1/2” Overall Length: 16” An impressive dagger crafted by Pedro Fornari. The knife features a Damascus dagger blade with double edge. Blade is marked “P. Fornari” on the ricasso. Ornate crossguard. Matching Damascus ferrule and pommel. Ivory grip scales each secured by three pins. The knife is complete with its tooled brown leather scabbard with Damasucs belt clip. Housed in a zipper case. Light handling throughout. CONDITION: Excellent. 4,500 - 6,000

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1344 - JIM SORNBERGER 24K GOLD QUARTZ CALIFORNIA DAGGER WITH STERLING SILVER SCABBARD. #954 Blade Length: 4 - 3/4” Overall Length: 8 - 3/4” An ornate Jim Sornberger California gold rush style dagger that features a satin finished stainless steel blade marked “J. SORNBERGER / VOLCANO CA” on the ricasso. Hidden tang construction. The handle is composed of nine sections of quartz alternating between gray and rose quartz, both with gold flecks. Outer edges of the handle are 24k gold with elaborate scroll engraving and a clear diamond on both sides. Sterling silver sheath with heavy scroll engraving that features an eagle and shield on the obverse side. Raised triangle-shaped gold/rose quartz inlay stud just above the 24k gold throat. The knife is housed in zipper case. Light handling wear throughout with patina in the recesses of the scabbard. CONDITION: Very good. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Frank Brownell. 4,000 - 8,000 1345 - JIM SORNBERGER MICHAEL PRICE STYLE DAGGER WITH GOLD NUGGET INLAY. #456 Blade Length: 6 - 1/4” Overall Length: 11” An impressive custom gold rush Michael Price style dagger by Jim Sornberger. The dagger features a stainless steel blade marked “J. SORNBERGER / VOLCANO, CAL.”. The blade remains bright with a few light spots on the ricasso. Plain stainless steel guard. Hidden tang construction with nickel silver wrap handle that features an oval inlay of black/ gold quartz. There are five gold nuggets on each face of the handle with fifteen smaller gold nuggets on each side. There is a series of feathers engraved on the handle on both sides surrounding the inlay leading to the guard. Black fill around all the engraving on the handle. Silver finiale on pommel. Complete with its heavy scroll engraved silver scabbard. The scabbard features a fully engraved obverse with oval escutcheon at center. Reverse features a small scroll design and a sunburst at the tip. The scabbard is marked “J. SORNBERGER / VOLCANO, CAL.” on the throat. The other side of the throat is decorated with matching inlaid ten gold nuggets with black fill background and silver rough ribbon edging. The knife exhibits light handling wear and patina throughout. CONDITION: Very good. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Frank Brownell. 4,000 - 8,000 1346 - JOE KIOUS CUSTOM FRONT LOCK FOLDING KNIFE. Blade Length: 3 - 1/2” Overall Length: 8” Joe Kious custom exotic front lock knife that features a Damascus blade with nail nick assist and partially file worked spine. Marked “KIOUS” on the side. Engraved 416 stainless steel frame with yellow, red, and green gold that accents the engravings which depict scenes featuring war elephants. Each side features a ruby in the pommel. Exotic inlays compliment the scales. The knife operates using a front lock mechanism that functions properly. The blade opens and closes with snap and sits deep when folded. Housed in a black plush zipper case. Light handling wear throughout with some blemishes on the inlays. CONDITION: Very good. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Frank Brownell. 4,000 - 8,000 1347 - BOB LOVELESS DELAWARE MAID SUB HILT FIGHTER. Blade Length: 7” Overall Length: 11 - 3/4” Early Carbon Steel blade with pronounced clip point and brass spine. Obverse side is electropencil engraved “DELAWARE MAID” and reverse side is marked “ABERCROMBIE & FITCH CO.”. Ricasso is numbered “28”. The blade exhibits a light patina with scattered spotting throughout its length. Brass crossguard with pleasing patina. Hidden tang construction with finger grooved sub-hilt handle highlighted with red, white, blue, and brass spacers. Stacked leather washer grip exhibits handline wear. Aluminum pommel. The knife is complete with its leather scabbard that is also numbered “28” in ink. Scabbard is stamped “MADE IN ENGLAND” in small letters under the belt loop. The leather remains supple with scattered scratches throughout. CONDITION: Good. 4,000 - 8,000 1348 - JIM HAMMOND CUSTOM WHALE TOOTH KNIFE WITH SCRIMSHAW BY MICHAEL COLLINS. Blade Length: 4 - 1/8” Overall Length: 8 - 1/2” Jim Hammond has been a member of the knifemakers guild since 1978 and is noted for his superb work. the knife features a short clip point blade marked “JIM / HAMMOND / ARab / AL” and “1 of 1”. The blade remains bright with scattered light blemishes. Hidden tang construction with whale tooth elephant ivory bolster with silver spacer grip that features exquisite scrimshaw by Michael Collins. The scene depicts the great white whale Moby Dick in the foreground with the Essex in the background. Signed “MC 87”. Beautiful silver collar with pleasing patina. The grip exhibits a few hairlines. CONDITION: Very good. 4,000 - 8,000

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1349 - JIM SORNBERGER 24K GOLD INLAY AND ABALONE SCALE ART DAGGER. #1547 Blade Length: 6 - 1/4” Overall Length: 11” Jim Sornberger art dagger that features an ATS-34 steel dagger blade marked “J Sornberger / Volcano Ca.” in script on the ricasso. No crossguard with engraved textured stainless throat that features 24k gold inlay. Large abalone scales. No scabbard. Housed in a plush zipper case. Light handling wear. CONDITION: Excellent. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Frank Brownell. 3,000 - 6,000 1350 - GARY BLANCHARD SOLE AUTHORSHIP ENGRAVED TITANIUM BUTTON LOCK KNIFE. Blade Length: 3 - 1/4” Overall Length: 8” Gary Blanchard custom button lock folding knife that features a hand rubbed satin finished CPM-154 clip point blade marked “G R Blanchard”. Anodized titanium thumb stud. Sole authorship engraved differentially anodized titanium scales with anodized and file worked titanium frame. The scales depict sea life scenes that show off the different anodized colors. The knife operates using a liner lock mechanism that functions properly. Blade sits well when closed. Housed in a black plush zipper case. Light handling wear throughout. CONDITION: Excellent. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Frank Brownell. 3,000 - 6,000 1351 - EMMANUEL ESPOSITO CUSTOM TAIL LOCK CARBON FIBER KNIFE WITH INLAID 24K GOLD DOTS Blade Length: 3 - 1/4” Overall Length: 8” Emmanuel Esposito custom folding knife that features a hand rubbed satin finished ATS-34 blade. Hand rubbed satin finished 416 steel frame with carbon fiber inlays highlighted by 24k gold dots. Inside of frame is signed “Emmanuel / MAKER”. The knife operates using a tail lock mechanism that functions properly. Housed in a black leather pouch. Light handling wear throughout. CONDITION: Very good. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Frank Brownell. 3,000 - 6,000 1352 - MATTHEW LERCH CUSTOM LOCKBACK KNIFE WITH 18K GOLD AND PLATINUM INLAYS ENGRAVED BY RAY COVER JR. Blade Length: 2 - 1/8” Overall Length: 4 - 3/4” Ornate Matthew Lerch custom lockback folding knife that features a Damasteel Damascus clip point blade. Ray Cover Jr. engraved 18k rose gold frame with platinum inlays. The frame exhibits elegant scrollwork and features a lanyard bale. File worked backspacer. The knife operates using a lockback mechanism that functions properly. Housed in a black plush zipper case. Light handling wear throughout. CONDITION: Excellent. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Frank Brownell. 3,000 - 6,000 1353 - DICK HODGSON MOTHER OF PEARL INTERFRAME TAIL LOCK CUSTOM KNIFE ENGRAVED BY JIM BLAIR. Blade Length: 2 - 1/4” Overall Length: 5 - 3/4” Dick Hodgson custom engraved interframe tail lock folder that features a hand rubbed satin finished ATS-34 clip point blade marked “HODGSON” on the obverse ricasso. Nail nick assist. 416 stainless steel frame with 24k gold inlays engraved by Jim Blair. Frame is signed on the side “ENGRAVER / JIM BLAIR”. The elegantly engraved foliate scenes that feature a turkey and gold accent acorns are highlighted by Mother of Pearl inlays. Lanyard bale. The knife operates using a tail lock mechanism that functions properly. Housed in a black plush zipper case. Light handling wear throughout. CONDITION: Very good. 3,000 - 6,000

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1354 - MICHAEL WALKER LINERLOCK FOLDER. Blade Length: 3 - 1/2” Overall Length: 8” Linerlock folder crafted by Michael Walker, who has been a custom knifemaker since 1980. The knife features a satin finish stainless steel blade with clip point marked “Walker” in script on the obverse side. Blade is bright with scattered light blemishes. Copper thumb stud. Anodized titanium frame, clip, and bolsters. G-10 scales. Linerlock mechanism functions properly. CONDITION: Very good. 3,000 - 3,800

1355 - CUSTOM LEANDRO MARQUEZ MASSIVE DAGGER. Blade Length: 12” Overall Length: 18 - 1/2” A massive custom dagger that was crafted by Leandro Marquez, of such size that could be mistaken for a short sword. The dagger features a satin finished double edged blade with large fullers marked “MARQUEZ” in obverse fuller. The blade is bright and exhibits a few light scratches. Large blued stainless steel crossguard and skull crusher. Hidden tang construction with carved ivory grip. Complete with its leather scabbard that features various scaled patterns. Hanging belt loop is marked “Marquez” on each side. Ivory carry stud. Housed in a zipper case. CONDITION: Very good. 3,000 - 4,000

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1356 - OUTSTANDING N. C. WYETH WINCHESTER BEAR & HUNTERS LITHOGRAPHED ADVERTISING Circa 1910. Wyeth was considered a preeminent artist just after the turn of the and he supplemented his income producing advertising art for businesses such as Winchester. This colorful and exciting image features two hunters, one armed with an 1895 while the other has a 1905-1910, both facing down an aggressive grizzly bear. Wyeth’s name appears in the lower right corner. The image measures 17 - 1/2” x 26” and still retains both of its enamel metal bands. Beautifully framed to 27 x 49” in a mission style quarter sewn oil finished oak. CONDITION: The colors are still vibrant, and the print is in excellent condition showing nominal creasing. Wyeth was particularly renowned for his grizzly bear imagery and his strong use of vibrant color and exciting action scenes. The poster is much scarcer than the calendar. 8,000 - 12,000

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1357 - RARE REMINGTON-UMC ARMS AND AMMUNITION FULL COLOR CANVAS BANNER, CIRCA 1936. We can date this piece to the 1936 era in that there are two rifles featured, the Model 12 produced from 1912 through 1936 and the Model 141, which was produced from 1936 through 1950 making 1936 the only year these two guns were manufactured at the same time. The featured dog bone Remington ammo box was introduced around 1930 and used through the 1940s. These canvas banners were generally not retail store point of sale displays but were often used outside at carnival shooting galleries and other outdoor events making them very susceptible to damage and therefore, seldom found in good, all original condition. CONDITION: Very good to fine. The colors are still very vivid. There is some scattered areas of moisture staining and some sundry rubs along with one small hole. There are no hanging grommets and the outer borders are fairly complete. This piece measures 54” across and 28” top to bottom. This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. 3,000 - 5,000

1358 - FRAMED US CARTRIDGE COMPANY “THE BLACK SHELLS” LITHOGRAPH ADVERTISING POSTER This artwork was produced by Robert Robinson, a famed illustrator who studied under the great Howard Pyle. This work was produced for the US Cartridge Company of Lowell, Massachussets, promoting their famous waterproof Black Shells. This well known 19th century company was absorbed by Winchester in 1926. This brilliant full color poster features one of their most popular images, that of a hunter armed with his shotgun and followed by his faithful dog along with images of the two piece box of black shells. This lithograph measures approximately 19 x 32” and is framed to 26 x 38” in mission style oil finish quarter sewn oak. The piece retains both of its metal bands. The colors are still brilliant and shows only nominal creasing. Robinson’s name and “09” appear in the lower right corner. 3,000 - 5,000

1359 - 1922 WESTERN AMMUNITION LITOGRAPHED ADVERTISING CALENDAR FRAMED This full color lithograph has a single February 1922 sheet attached. Featuring a wonderful image of hunters, dogs and a sheriff checking credentials at a train depot. Poster still retains the top metal hanger. Image measures 16 x 26” and is beautifully framed to 23 x 39” in a quarter sewn oak mission style. Poster is in excellent and bright condition. 2,500 - 4,000

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1360 - FRAMED “US BLACK SHELLS” ADVERTISING POSTER This famous company was formed in 1869, but all of their manufacturing and machinery was transferred to Winchester by the new owners and was completely absorbed by 1926. This colorful lithograph features a marsh and duck scene at top while the main body features a gentleman submerging an example of one of their black shells in a glass of water, hence the phrase “WATERPROOF”. The piece measures approximately 12 x 41.5” not including the frame. The condition is fine, but the black printed border has imperfections. There are no metal bands on either top or bottom of poster. This is a very rare example that this writer has not seen before. 1,000 - 2,000

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1361 - (A) ATTRACTIVE STRONG FIRE ARMS CO. 8 BORE YACHT SALUTE CANNON WITH CARRIAGE Strong was the premier maker of signal cannons in the late 19th and early 20th century. The bronze tube measures 16” from muzzle to cocking piece. Swing over breech is marked “MANF’D BY / THE STRONG FIRE ARMS CO / NEW HAVEN, CONN. / U.S.A.” with the federal eagle. Complete with lanyard pull. Cannon rests in an original stepped mahogany naval carriage with brass mounts, elevation adjustment and 2 forward wooden wheels. Per period Strong advertising, the 8 gauge shell holds 10 drams of powder for boats 25-40 feet and the original cost was $45.00. CONDITION: Fine. Tube displays a very pleasant bright patina with some darkness at the muzzle. Markings are clear and legible. Bore has expected black powder abrasions. Fine mechanics. Carriage is likewise very fine showing mild age and use. A very nice example. 5,000 - 9,000

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1362 - (C) RARE PRE-64 WINCHESTER MODEL 70 FEATHERWEIGHT BOLT ACTION RIFLE IN .358 WINCHESTER. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 70 Featherweight Serial No. 327466 Caliber/Bore: .358 Winchester Barrel Length: 22” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured 1955. Blue finished barrel with integral ramped and hooded front sight. Elevation adjustable sporting rear sight. Matte finished receiver with 4 holes for scope mounts. Numbers matching bolt. Alloy trigger guard and magazine floor plate. Checkered alloy butt plate. Varnished featherweight pattern stock with checkered pistol grip. CONDITION: Very fine with barrel and action retaining over 98% finish with brilliant bore. Trigger guard assembly and magazine floor plate have both started to fade with 70% anodized finish remaining. Stock is excellent with some very light impressions. Mechanically excellent. A very scarce Winchester bolt rifle. 3,000 - 4,000

1363 - (C) RIGBY .275 RIGBY BOLT ACTION RIFLE WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Rigby Model: Bolt Action Serial No. 5548 Caliber/Bore: .275 Rigby Barrel Length: 21 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Weight: 7 lbs 10.5 oz

Mauser serial number 1097, Rigby number 5543; “Original Mauser Oberndorf Sporting Rifles” by Jon Speed et al dates the receiver to 1899 and the sale of the rifle to circa 1930s; 5482 was recorded 1929 and 5469 was 1938. Rigby was known to have acquired a number of Mauser actions and parts, and used them with no consideration as to the Mauser serial numbers. Bead front sight on a sweated-on Rigby style island set back approximately 1/2” from the muzzle, with serrated matting across the dove and sloted for a sight hood. Silver line express rear sight with three leaves, one standing, two folding, for 100, 200, and 300 yards, with file cut matting, signed “J. Rigby & Co London, England” in Gothic script ahead of rear sight. Shank with British nitro proof for a .275 caliber bullet in a 2.24” case for .275 Rigby/7mm Mauser. Left side of fore ring with “1097/5548” and a British proof mark. Fore ring originally engraved with Rigby information and specs over the top, now obfuscated by scope blocks, but appears to be the legend for a 140 grain pointed bullet. Large ring action with stripper clip cutout, bolt shroud with “97”, partially matching original Mauser serial number. Bolt with still partially discernible “1097”, matching the Mauser serial number and serrated on bottom of partially flattened knob. Mounted with two piece turn-off scope blocks, currently fit with a Swarovski Habicht 4 scope with No. 4 duplex reticle. Half length reddish walnut stock with a straight grain checkered with point pattern checkering with mullered borders about the forearm and wrist of pistol grip. Sling eye sweated onto barrel just ahead of forearm tip with matching fixed eyelet at toeline. Horn pistol grip cap and checkered butt. Housed in a green canvas wrapped leather cornered case with John Rigby trade label and cleaning instructions in lid, and containing accessories comprising a bone striker pot, numbered on underside with matching Rigby serial number, with an ivory tipped bead front sight with Rigby serial number on underside, heavily shortened turnscrew, and Swarovski paperwork with guarantee numbered to a different scope. Discretely import marked by BSA on underside of barrel between forearm tip and sling eyelet. CONDITION: Very good, retaining the majority of the period refinish over some extremely fine oxidation at shank and some silvering to sharp edges. Some oxidation across top of fore ring visible through scope block. Stock very good with scattered handling marks and dings from the field, checkering refreshed and sharp with some abraded heads. Mechanically fine, bore excellent with bright, strong rifling with some very mild frosting. Case very good with expected rubs and discoloration from age, exterior now largely brown, with some rubs to wood on interior. A well balanced little rifle from an excellent maker in their iconic caliber. 7,000 - 10,000

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1364 - (M) MAGNIFICENT GOLD INLAID AND ENGRAVED 20 GAUGE PERAZZI MX2000 S SHOTGUN IN FIELD CONFIGURATION, WITH EXHIBITION STOCK WOOD Manufacturer: Perazzi Model: MX 2000 Serial No. 118741 Barrel Length: 27 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8”+ Drop at Heel: 2” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/8”, cast off Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (O) .030 (U) .015 Gauge: 20 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (BOTH) .625 Mono-bloc barrels with narrow, matted ventilated rib are gold inlaid “Perazzi BRESCIA MADE IN ITALY” on left ejector housing. Barrel flats are stamped with 2001 Italian nitro proofs. Blued low profile trigger plate OU action with fixed trigger group features gold plated selective single trigger and non-automatic safety. Action is engraved and gold inlaid with very attractive device of rose blossom accented ribbon scrolls above and below “Perazzi MX 2000 S” on sides. Rose and bud accents in gold flank these devices. Borders and beads of action are accented with gold lines. Bottom of action has central medallion of matching ribbons and roses. A burst of scroll is on trigger guard bow flanked by more gold rose blossoms. This fine work is signed “Zacchi” on trigger plate. Exhibition quality superbly marbled burl figured flesh toned European walnut straight grip buttstock measures 14-1/8” over checkered wood butt. Point pattern checkering is at grip. Matching, slim, one piece forend has Deeley type release. CONDITION: Excellent, essentially as new, with only the faintest of handling and assembly marks on all wood and metal surfaces; some gold wire missing at Deely latch. Mechanically excellent. 7,000 - 10,000

1365 - (C) GOLDEN AGE HOLLAND & HOLLAND ROYAL SELF-OPENER 12 BORE SLE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Holland & Holland Model: Royal Serial No. 31968 Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2”Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/4” Length of Pull: 15 - 3/8” over pad, cast off Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .022 (R) .023 Chamber: 2-3/4” Choke: (L) .017 (R) .004 Gauge: 12 Internal Bore Diameter: (BOTH) .733 Weight: 6 lbs 10.5 oz Circa 1927-1930 per Holland & Holland’s serial number document. Chopper lump barrels with depressed mushroom bead front sight on a partially sunken smooth concave rib, engraved over right chamber “HOLLAND & HOLLAND”, left with New Bond street address. Rear of rib with a 2” strip of floral engraving, breeches dressed with bands of stiffleaf engraving, and unusual line like a chopper lump through 1 - 1/4” of engraving with cross line. Underside of barrels with matching serial number, Holland & Holland coil self opening system, and flats with London nitro proofs for a choked 12 gauge with 2 - 1/2” chambers at 1 - 1/8 oz of shot. Forearm loop with “20521” abutting. Splinter forearm with reinforced Anson release and point pattern checkering with mullered borders about an open central diamond with diamond escutcheon. Exterior iron engraved with classic medium sized Royal scrollwork. Interior iron with matching serial number in recess for self opening system. Action and locks engraved with Royal scrollwork with beaded borders, boldly signed “HOLLAND & HOLLAND” in an ornamental element on locks, “PATENT” on hand detach screw, and gold line cocking indicators. “ROYAL / SELF-OPENER PATENT 1922” on bottom of action. Break open lever checkered for a right hand break and engraved “ROYAL EJECTOR”. Unusual trigger with a rocking selector and an automatic safety with gold intaglio “SAFE” ahead of slide. Walnut stock with teardrops behind locks, point pattern checkering with mullered borders about the English straight grip, and a diamond cross-section. Golden initial oval at toe line and a NoShoc red rubber recoil pad. CONDITION: Refreshed and conserved in the English tradition. Barrels have been subject to a good quality reblue with some scattered pockmarks over chambers and some softness to sharp edges and engraving, with scattered handling marks and a few scattered dings. Chambers have been lengthened to 2 - 3/4”. Forearm missing a chip along right side of tip, with scattered handling marks and dings, some heavier areas that have abraded heads. Action and locks very good, essentially a smooth dove grey, with some areas of cleaned oxidation to edges. Trigger guard heavily softened by reblue and oxidation. Butt with heavy marks from the field and some heavy dents and strikes that have abraded checkering. Mechanically fine excepting trigger selector which will not articulate, ejectors are strong and in time, bores with firing residue but smooth; left breech face with corrosion on left side. A H&H Royal with plenty of experience. 7,000 - 10,000

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1366 - (C) NICELY REFURBISHED PAIR OF E.J. CHURCHILL PINLESS “PREMIER” XXV SIDELOCK EJECTOR SINGLE TRIGGER SHOTGUNS WITH ORIGINAL CASE. Manufacturer: (BOTH) E.J. Churchill Model: (BOTH) SLE Serial No. (A) 2891 (B) 2892 Barrel Length: (BOTH) 25” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: (BOTH) 1 - 7/16” SEE WEBSITE FOR Drop at Heel: (BOTH) 2 - 5/16” Length of Pull: (BOTH) 14 - 3/4”, cast off ADDITIONAL PHOTOS Barrel Wall Thickness: (A) (L) .024 (R) .026 (B) (BOTH) .026 Chamber: (BOTH) 2 - 3/4” Choke: (A) (L) .024 (R) .009 (B) (L) .007 (R) .000 Gauge: 12 Internal Bore Diameter: (A) (L) .729 (R) .728 (B) (L) .729 (R) .731 Weight: (A) 6 lbs 7oz (B) 6 lbs 8 oz (1924) The “Premiere” sidelock was Churchill’s highest grade, many were built with pinless sidelocks allowing for an uninterrupted flow of engraving. Screws that hold bridle and all pivots except the tumblers are housed in bosses, machined into the back of the lockplate or into extra thick lockplates, and did not protrude and could not be seen from the outside. This pair of pinless guns has 25” barrels with matted, concave ribs. Rear portions of ribs are gold inlaid “XXV” and with either “1” or “2” matching gold numbers on top levers and forend tips denoting a matched pair. There are 1 - 1/4” triangles of well cut scroll at breech ends. Tops of barrels are engraved “E. J. Churchill. (Gunmakers) Ltd.” and “8 Agar St Strand. London. W. C. 2”. Barrel flats are stamped with London nitro proofs for 2 - 1/2” chambers; subsequently lengthened to 2 - 3/4”. Case hardened sidelock actions feature non-automatic safeties, gold line tumbler end cocking indicators, and single selective triggers, selected by safety button similar to a Miller. Actions and lockplates are engraved with full coverage exceptionally well cut varying sized shaded scroll. “E. J. Churchill” is in scroll terminated riband at the front of each lockplate. Bottoms of actions are gold inlaid and engraved “Premier” “Finest XXV Quality” “Model”. Blued top levers and single beaded trigger guards have matching scroll. Serial numbers are on tangs. Best quality newly made well matched nicely marbled and figured European walnut round knob pistol grip buttstocks measure 14 - 3/4” over Silver type pads and feature classic drop points, point pattern checkering at grips, and vacant silver ovals on bottoms. Matching splinter ejector forends have Anson releases. CONDITION: Very fine, as refurbished. Barrels retain essentially all of a “best” London quality re-black. Actions retain a considerable amount of their original case hardening color, perhaps as much as 60%, percentage difficult to ascertain due to extensive engraving. Lockplates have perhaps 70-80%. Newly made stocks retain essentially all of their original finish with some light scratches, mostly on gun “2”. Bores are excellent. Actions are tight. Ejectors are strong and in time. Triggers work well. 7,000 - 10,000

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1367 - (M) FAMARS 2 BARREL SET 28 BORE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Famars Model: Diana Sidelock SxS Serial No. 28947 Barrel Length: (Both) 26” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/4” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/2” Barrel Wall Thickness: (A/I) (L) .031 (R) .022 (B/II) (L) .034 (R) .026 Chamber: (Both) 2 - 3/4” Choke: (A/I) (L) .003 (R) .003 (B/II) (L) .025 (R) .013 Gauge: 28 Internal Bore Diameter: (A/I) (L) .566 (R) .564 (B/II) (L) .563 (R) .567 Weight: (A/I)5 Lbs. 12 oz. (B/II)6 Lbs. 2 oz.

Built in 1972 this game has been built with 2 sets of blued steel 26” dovetail barrels with 2 - 3/4” chambers. Barrels have ejectors and are numbered “I” and “II” in gold on their tapered, ventilated, flat top matte ribs. Ribs are fitted with steel round front bead sights and are engraved with scrolls at muzzle. Barrels are engraved with floral scroll panels at muzzle and breech. Left barrel reads “30 “Magnifici 4 Famars,,” in gold. Right barrel reads “Armi Famars,,” also in gold. Bottom of left barrel stamped “14,3” and bottom of right barrel stamped “KG1, 100, 14,3”. Barrel flats stamped “CAM. 65 FAMARS, SA, XX8, 28947” (for serial number) and “1”, “2” for their barrel set. Flats also stamped with Italian proofs. Chokes on the number “I” set of barrels are Skeet and Skeet. Chokes on the number “II” set of barrels are Full and Modified. The silvery grey toned sidelock action is built with disc set strikers, gas escape ports, a single mechanical checkered trigger, and is non-auto safe. Auto safe slide and top lever are both scroll engraved and checkered. The action and hardware engraving is eloquently engraved in a Bulino style by master engraver Galeazzi. Left lock plates engraving Diana and maidens relaxing in open wooded field and right lock scene is similar with nude women together catering to each other streamside. Bottom of action is engraved with Diana standing broadside with hunting dog, bow and arrow at clearing in woods. All scenes and fences are supported with various floral scrolls. Right hand rolled edged trigger guard and bottom tang with matched supporting scroll. Tang with serial number “28947” in gold. European walnut in muted caramel color is fitted with a narrow pistol grip which is finely checkered. Toe line with “JBE” inlaid in gold. Butt stock with matched checkering. Forends with matched checkering and scrolls on iron metal. Escutcheons are engraved and are numbered “I” and “II” in gold. The Anson styled forend releases are checkered. Center of semi beavetail forend irons are adorned with gold shields and are engraved “FAMARS”. Gun lives in a dark brown leather case with Famars logo on inner lid. CONDITION: Very good. Barrels retain 98% original blue with some slight forend rub. Barrel set number “I” with a bit of blue removed on left barrel just ahead of gold inlay. Action is sound and tight. Ejectors are timed well and trigger is crisp to pull with snap caps. Stock is very good with some indications of use. Forend number “I” is good with iron metal slightly pulling away from wood. Forend number “II” is very good. Good gun. 7,000 - 10,000

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1368 - (C) GOLDEN AGE SMALL BORE HOLLAND & HOLLAND ROYAL SELF-OPENER 20 BORE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Holland & Holland Model: Royal Serial No. 30604 Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8” Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/4” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/2”, cast on Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .029 (R) .025 Chamber: 2 - 1/2” Choke: (L) .017 (R) .017 Gauge: 20 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .618 (R) .617 Weight: 5 lbs 13.5 oz Circa 1922-1926 per “Holland & Holland: ‘The Royal’ Gunmaker” by Dallas. Chopper lump barrels with a diminutive bead front sight on a slightly sunken, solid, concave game rib. Signed “Holland & Holland” over right tube and “98. New Bond Street, London” over left. Rear of rib with 2” strip of thin floral tendril engraving with a gold inlaid “1” designation that it was originally once of a pair. Breeches decorated with bands of stiffleaf engraving. Underside with matching serial numbers ahead of barrel flats. Barrel flats with London nitro proofs for a choked 20 bore with 7/8 oz of shot. Holland & Holland style self opening system. Splinter forearm with a reinforced Anson release with gold inlaid “1” beneath the plunger. Checkered with English style flat top checkering in a modified point pattern with mullered borders about an open diamond with escutcheon, exterior iron engraved with wide cut floral scroll and thin tendril work. Interior iron with matching serial number in recess for H&H self opener. Action and lockplates engraved in the classic Royal scroll pattern with medium sized acanthus scrollwork with strapwork edge, boldly signed “HOLLAND & HOLLAND” on each lock plate and “ROYAL / SELF-OPENER / PATENT 1922” on bottom of action. Flats with view proof and serial number. Locks are fit with Holland & Holland style hand detachable lockplates and gold line cocking indicators. Double triggers bladed for a right handed shooter protected by a blued trigger guard with a right hand rolled edge, engraved with the serial number behind the trigger guard, and with scrollwork en suite. Break open lever with a gold inlaid “1” and “ROYAL EJECTOR”. Automatic safety with gold inlaid intaglio “SAFE” ahead of slide. Walnut stock teardrops behind locks, Royal diamond cross-section straight pistol grip, point pattern checkering with mullered borders about the pistol grip, a golden initial plaque at toe line, and a checkered butt. In a contemporary leather wrapped and brass tabbed case, interior lined in wine cloth, with reproduction Holland & Holland trade label in lid and containing pair snap caps, a rag, and oil bottle. CONDITION: Very good as conserved and refreshed in the English tradition. Barrels with virtually all of a good quality reblack, with some scattered pockmarks about the New Bond Street address. Locks with substantial case colors, as much as 40%, with the balance a lovely dove grey. Stocks with nicely recut checkering at the wrist and some scattered handling marks and impressions, including some mild rash at toe. Mechanically fine, bores are smooth with some very mild residue, ejectors in time but soft. Case is good with some surface scuffs and handling marks, inteiror with some rubs and looseness to cloth, with a strip missing in butt partition. A well balance and proportioned small bore from the Golden Age of the British trade. 20,000 - 30,000

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1369 - (M) FABULOUS, WELL PROPORTIONED, EXTRA FINISH PURDEY 28 GAUGE OVER/UNDER SHOTGUN Manufacturer: Purdey Model: SLE Serial No. 29416 Barrel Length: 27” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 5/8” Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/2”+ Length of Pull: 14 - 3/8”, cast on Barrel Wall Thickness: (BOTH) .038 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (O) .017 (U) .011 Gauge: 28 Gauge Internal Bore Diameter: (BOTH) .550 Weight: 5 lbs 14 oz

Circa 1995 per London proof code. Slender ribless barrels with a bead front sight on a 1 - 1/4” raised island sweated to muzzle with serrated matting, with a matching 1 - 1/2” island at rear, sight across the top barrel “J. Purdey & Sons. London. England”. Barrel flats with 1995 dated London nitro proofs for a 28 gauge with 2 - 3/4” chambers and a nominal 14.0 IBD at 1200 BAR. Forearm loop with “76141” abutting either side, with matching serial number behind. Forearm with Anson style plunger release and point pattern checkering with mullered borders about two open diamonds with floral dressed iron screws. Exterior iron engraved with a widely spaced bouquet of flowers and flowing acanthus scroll on each wing. Interior iron with matching serial number in Gothic script. Small sized sidelock action engraved with an upgraded version of the typical Purdey house rose-and-scroll, utilizing three bouquets of roses rather than the typical two. “J. Purdey & Sons” is inlaid in gold at each bar, and the

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underside is signed “J. Purdey & Sons / London. England.” Double triggers, front hinged, protected by a blued long strap trigger guard with serial number inlaid in gold, automatic safety with Gothic “SAFE” ahead of slide. Crotch figured and fiddlebacked stock with point pattern checkering with mullered borders about the wrist, and gold initials “EH” at toe line, terminating in a checkered butt. CONDITION: Excellent, retaining virtually all of the factory finishes throughout with some very minor marks from handling and display; trigger guard strap with some thinning to bright steel. Mechanically fine, bores excellent, bright and smooth, ejectors are strong and in time. A very nice well balanced small bore Best, very difficult to find in an over/under configuration. Please note that this lot and the subsequent lot appear to have been ordered by the same person, given the configuration and initials at toeline. 100,000 - 150,000

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1370 - (M) EXQUISITE PURDEY .410 OVER/UNDER SLE SHOTGUN WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Purdey Model: SLE Serial No. 29479 Barrel Length: 27” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/2” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4”, cast VERY slightly on Chamber: 3” Choke: (O) .021 (U) .019 Gauge: .410 Internal Bore Diameter: (BOTH) .410 Weight: 5 lbs 12 oz

Circa 1994 per London proof code. Svelte “ribless” over/under barrels are fit with a bead front sight on a small 1 - 1/4” island with smooth ramp and matte textured rib, with a matching 1 - 1/2” island at the rear. Engraved “J. Purdey & Sons. London” in Gothic script ahead of rear island. Right side of top barrel, over chambers, with British nitro proofs for a .410 with 3” chambers and a nominal 10.4 IBD at 1200 BAR. Barrel flat with London Nitro proof for a .410 with 3” chambers and a nominal 10.4 IBD at 1200 BAR, and is further engraved “MADE FOR ED HINKLE / LEXINOTON [sic] N. CA” and “O/U HAMMERLESS EJECTOR GUN”. Brief research indicates that Ed Hinkle is a citizen of some status in the Lexington area. He donated 183 acres of land to the Davidson and Davie Counties Foundation and was a Benefactor Honoree to United Way Davidson County. Bottom barrel with matching serial number and “76133 4” behind forearm loop. Forearm with reinforced Anson plunger release is checkered in a modified point pattern about two vacant diamonds with floral dressed escutcheon screws, with exterior iron engraved in a widely cut floral scroll. Interior iron with matching serial number and “PB” initials for Purdey actioner Phil Butcher. Small sized sidelock action is vibrantly case colored and engraved with the classic Purdey house rose-and-scroll, with gold inlaid “J. Purdey & Sons” in Gothic script at each bar. Underside with

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gold inlaid “J. Purdey & Sons / London. England”. Gold line cocking indicators, double triggers, and automatic safety with “SAFE” inlaid in Gothic script ahead of slide. Long strap case colored trigger guard with a right-hand beaded edge with serial number gold inlaid at strap. Reddish walnut stock with a densely packed flame grain with teardrops behind locks, point pattern checkering with mullered borders about the straight grip, and gold inlaid “EH” initials along toeline, terminating in a finely checkered butt. Housed in a leather wrapped brass tabbed case lined in burgundy cloth with a James Purdey trade label and a charge card numbered to this gun in lid, and housing accessories comprising a two piece cleaning rod, mop, jag, and brush, striker pot with spare strikers, Purdey branded oil bottle, pair turnscrews, pair case straps, and pair snapcaps. CONDITION: Excellent, retaining virtually all of the factory finishes throughout with some extremely minor marks from handling and display. Stocks excellent, commensurate, with some very minor marks. Mechanically fine, ejectors are strong and in time, bores excellent, bright and shiny, with some very mild traces of firing. Case excellent with some exterior scuffs, accessories excellent, many NOS or equivalent. This is an outstanding small bore from one of the Best makers, in fabulous condition; ordering one new would require an extensive wait, especially in such a small bore. Please note that this lot and the previous lot appear to have been ordered by the same person, given the configuration and initials at toeline. 150,000 - 250,000

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1371 - (M) MAGNIFICENT HARTMANN & WEISS BOLT ACTION TAKEDOWN RIFLE TWO BARREL SET IN .416 RIGBY AND .300 JARRETT Manufacturer: Hartmann & Weiss Model: Bolt Action Serial No. 9928 Caliber/Bore: (A) .416 Rigby (B) .300 Jarrett Barrel Length: (A) 24” (B) 26” FFL Status: Modern Length of Pull: 13 - 1/2” over pad, 12 - 5/8” to end of wood Weight: 11lb 4.5oz

This spectacular sporting rifle was custom crafted by the master rifle builders Hartmann & Weiss of Hamburg, Germany, as is inlaid “HATTMANN & WEISS HAMBURG” on each of the two matching barrels. Riffle currently sports a tapered blued barrel engraved “CAL. .416 RIGBY” on the stipple matted quarter rib, which is also mounted with 3-leaf gold lined express rear sights graduated at “50”, “150”, and “250”. The bead top blade front sight with flip up floral engraved moon sight is set on a gold line inlaid, stipple matted ramped base. Geometric gold inlaid bands also embellish the breech. Underside of the barrel has “Nr. 9928” stamping along with “3 05” dated German Kiel nitro proofs. A second equally fine and similarly appointed 26” blued lightweight tapered barrel also accompanies this lot, engraved “CAL. 300 JARRETT” on the matted quarter rib. Beaded blade front sight sight with floral engraved moon sight on a gold line inlaid, stipple matted ramped base and 2-leaf gold lined express rear sights mounted to the quarter rib, graduated at “100” and “250”. Underside of the barrel is also numbered “Nr. 9928” with “3 05” dated proofs. A case hardened bolt is provided for each caliber, numbered “416” and “300” in gold respectively on the extractor collars. The turned down bolt handles are delicately engraved with fine foliate scroll and vine, and terminate in checkered knobs, the undersides numbered “28” to match. Engraved shrouds with side mounted sporting safeties, the “F” for “Feuer” or “Fire” inlaid in gold. The boutique, in-house made 98 Mauser

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style magnum repeater action with integral scope bases and an extended tang which extends up onto the comb is finished in rich case color with fine scroll and tendril engraving. Action is mounted with a Swarovski 2.5-10x42mm Habicht scope with 4N duplex crosshair reticle. The face of the case hardened trigger is checkered and the sides tendril engraved. Trigger guard and push button release magazine floorplate are also case hardened with high coverage fine foliate scroll and floral engraving. The tang, trap grip cap, reinforcing bolts, takedown mechanism, and forend screws are case hardened and engraved en suite. Each barrel is equipped with a lovely corresponding finely checkered walnut forend with ebony tips. Stock is of fine figure and is elegantly formed with a checkered pistol grip and double line European cheekpiece. It is mounted with a blank gold lined toeline escutcheon, leather pad, and rear sling swivel, corresponding forward swivels mounted to each barrel. CONDITION: Excellent. Virtually all of the factory applied blue is retained on both sets of barrels. Case colors are bright and strong. Some minor fading and wear evident on the working surfaces of the bolts. Stocks are extremely fine with scant handling marks. Bores are fine and bright with crisp, well defined rifling. Fine mechanics. A truly outstanding and versatile rifle of the finest quality for the discerning sportsman and gentlemanly collector. 80,000 - 150,000

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1372 - (M) RIPA ENGRAVED DAVID MCKAY BROWN 20 BORE OVER UNDER SHOTGUN WITH CASE. Manufacturer: David McKay Brown Model: Over Under Serial No. 7832 Barrel Length: 29” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8” Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/4”Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4” over pad, cast off Barrel Wall Thickness: (BOTH) .029 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (BOTH) .014 Gauge: 20 GA Internal Bore Diameter: (BOTH) .625 Weight: 6 lbs 6.5oz Proofed in 2003 per London proofmarks, and completed in 2004 per “David McKay Brown: Scotland’s Gun and Rifle Manufacturer” by Dallas, where this gun is recorded on page 191 as a 20 bore over/under with 29” barrels, a single trigger, and engraved with cutaway floral scroll and pheasant by Ripa. Barrels fit with a small bead front sight on a solid, slightly narrowing, matte textured rib engraved “DAVID McKAY BROWN 32 HAMILTON ROAD BOTHWELL SCOTLAND” offset on left, bottom barrel discretely signed “J Mc D” under ejector arm, and import marked by Hi-Grade Imports behind forearm loop. Bottom flat with serial number and London Nitro Proofs for a 20 gauge with 2 - 3/4” chambers and a nominal 15.9 IBD at 950 BAR. Nicely figured and streaked walnut forearm with reinforced Anson plunger release and point pattern checkering with mullered boards about an open diamond with a floral engraved escutcheon. Exterior iron with floral scrollwork and shell motifs on a stippled, blackened ground. The classic Scottish round body action is engraved with flowing floral scrollwork with bold ribbons on either side that read “David McKay Brown”, with a vignette of a rising pheasant on the base. The engraving is signed “Ri Pa inc T Poli” abutting trigger guard. Single mechanical trigger with a non-automatic safety with intaglio “SAFE” in gold ahead of slide. Well figured walnut stock with a sharp pistol grip engraved with point pattern checkering with partial mullered borders at the wrist, with a vacant gold vanity plaque at toe line, and finished by a leather wrapped recoil pad with English style covered screws. Housed in an oxblood leather case with red lining and a David McKay Brown trade label in lid, and containing accessories comprising a two piece cleaning rod, striker pot, pair snapcaps, three turnscrews, brush, wallet with mop, jag, and brush, a David McKay Brown branded selvyt cloth, and what appears to be the original 1 - 5/8” of buttstock, removed for the pad. Case is accompanied by a canvas slip with leather tabbed corners. Accompanied by a copy of “David McKay Brown...” by Dallas, and a folder of information regarding David McKay Brown’s history. CONDITION: Excellent, retaining virtually all of the factory finishes throughout with some scattered handling marks and minor rubs from assembly and light field use. Engraving is crisp and well cut. Stocks excellent with some very minor handling marks. Needs some minor mechanical attention as second trigger pull does not always trip sear, and top lever occasionally closes when gun is open. Bores excellent with some minor firing striations towards chambers, ejectors are strong and in time. Case excellent with some scattered handling marks, accessories excellent, many appear NOS or equivalent. An outstanding small bore over/under from the renowned Scottish maker. 35,000 - 55,000

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1373 - (M) MUFFOLINI ENGRAVED RIZZINI 12 GAUGE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN WITH CASE Manufacturer: Rizzini Model: SLE Serial No. 2036 Barrel Length: 27 - 5/8” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/4”Drop at Heel: 1 - 1/2” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/2”, neutral cast Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .039 (R) .040 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (L) .032 (R) .015 Gauge: 12 Internal Bore Diameter: (BOTH) .720 Weight: 6 lbs 11.5oz Circa 1991 per “BA” date code. Chopper lump barrels with a diminutive bead front on a narrowing, solid, depressed rib, engraved “ARMI Flli FIZZINI - MAGNO VT”, with a wide triangle of scroll at reach of rib and lightly floral dressed breeches. Underside of barrels with serial number, date code, and Italian nitro proofs for a gun with 2 - 3/4” chambers with a nominal 18.3 IBD at 1,330 KG, also stamped “8” and “4”, with a Foxtrot import mark behind forearm loop. Forearm with reinforced Anson release with flat top checkering about a central diamond with a teardrop escutcheon. Exterior iron engraved with well cut florals in a style reminiscent of Hyppolite Corombelle. Interior iron with “EJECTORE / BREV / RIZZINI” and serial number. Action flats with Italian nitro proofs, serial number, and “FLLI RIZZINI”. Sidelock action is engraved with nearly three dimensional floral bouquets with a fine scroll background and beaded borders, with “Flli RIZZINI” in a ribbon on bottom of action. Single inertia driven trigger with a non-automatic safety with a gold inlaid “S” ahead of slide. Engraving signed “S. Muffolini” adjacent trigger guard for the celebrated Stefano Muffolini. Reddish walnut stock with a rich, flowing grain accented by fiddleback and flat top checkering about the wrist and a checkered butt. Housed in a leather wrapped and tabbed Nizzoli case with foliage green lining, a Rizzini trade label in lid, and containing accessories comprising two piece cleaning rod, pair snap caps, oil bottle, Rizizni proof certificate, and Amiet lock brochure. CONDITION: Excellent, retaining virtually all of the factory finishes throughout, with some errant handling marks from handling and display. Mechanically fine, bores excellent, bright and smooth, ejectors are soft but in time. Engraving is crisp and well cut. Case with some handling marks and scuffs on exterior, with some rubs on interior. A well engraved example. 40,000 - 75,000

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1374 - (C) SEQUENTIAL TRIO OF BOSS 12 GAUGE SIDE BY SIDE SLE SHOTGUNS. Manufacturer: (ALL) Boss Model: (ALL) SLE Serial No. (A) 6201 (B) 6202 (C) 6203 Barrel Length: (ALL) 29” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: (A) 1 - 1/2” (B) 1 - 1/2”- (C) 1 - 1/2”+ Drop at Heel: (A) 2 - 1/8” (B) 2” (C) 2 - 1/4” Length of Pull: (A) 15”, cast off (B) 14 - 1/8”, cast off (C) 15” cast on Chamber: (ALL) 2 - 3/4” Choke: (A)(L) .010 (R) .008 (B)(L) .010 (R) .009 (C)(L) .010 (R) .009 Gauge: (ALL) 12 Gauge Per “Boss & Co: Best Gunmakers” by Dallas, these guns were made as a trio between 1911-1915. (A) with chopper lump barrels, subsequently sleeved and chambers lengthened, with diminutive bead front sight on a sunken, solid, slightly concave rib with 13 Dover street address engraved towards rear. 1” rectangle of acanthus scrollwork at rear of rib, while breeches are decorated with bands of stiffleaf engraving. Action flats with 1 - 1/8” milled out sections adjacent lumps and London nitro proofs for a 2 - 1/2” chambered 12 gauge with a nominal .729 IBD at 3 tons. Splinter forearm with reinforced Anson release with a gold inlaid “1” below plunger, with point pattern checkering about a central diamond escutcheon with rose and scroll engraving on exterior iron. Actions and locks engraved with typical Boss rose and scrollwork, with 19 bouquets of roses across with gun, with five bouquets on each lockplate, one at each bar, one at each recoil shield, one on trigger plate, and four on bottom of action. Action flats with refreshed markings, underside of action with “Boss & Co / Patent” while trigger plate is engraved “Boss’s Patent / No 11278”. Gold line cocking indicators. Boss patent repeating trigger protected by a right-hand rolled trigger guard with rose and scrollwork en suite, with a bouquet on trigger guard bow. Automatic safety with “SAFE” ahead of teardrop shaped slide and gold “1” on break open leverl. Walnut stock with Prince of Wales grip, teardrops behind locks, modified point-and-wave pattern checkering about the Prince of Wales grip, and a checkered butt. (B) En suite with (A), excepting using “2” instead of “1” to denote the second gun in the trio and a golden initial plaque wiht “RPH” at toe line. Safety frozen. (C) En suite, but does not appear to be sleeved. Barrels with matching serial number on tubes and discretely signed “BOSS”. Barrel flats with London nitro proofs for a 2- 1/2” chambered choked 12 gauge with a nominal .729 IBD at 3 tons. Chambers have been lengthened to 2 - 3/4”. (C) “3” used to denoted status as the third gun in the trio. Non-automatic safety. CONDITION: All three guns have been repaired and refreshed in the English style, with barrels of “1” and “2” sleeved, all three sets of barrels subject to rebluing. Actions with refreshed case coloring throughout, some areas of scattered fine oxidation. Stocks refreshed and recheckered with scattered handling marks. “1” and “3” mechanically fine, “2” has safety stuck on safe, all three with good, smooth bores and some minor frosting and firing residue. Ejectors on “1” and “3” are in time. 40,000 - 80,000

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1375 - (M) CHARLES LEE ENGRAVED DAVID MCKAY BROWN 12 GAUGE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN WITH CASE. Manufacturer: David McKay Brown Model: Round Body Serial No. 7580 Barrel Length: 27” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8” Drop at Heel: 2” Length of Pull: 14 - 7/8”, cast on Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .033 (R) .032 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (L) .009 (R) .005 Gauge: 12 Internal Bore Diameter: (BOTH) .726 Weight: 6 lbs 4 oz Circa 1994 per London proof code. 27” chopper lump barrels with a mushroom bead front sight on a smooth, narrow, solid rib engraved ‘David McKay Brown(Gunmakers) Ltd., 32, Hamilton Road, Bothwell” with sprigs of acanthus engraving behind maker’s legend and at rib extension. Breeches decorated with stiffleaf engraving. Barrel flats with 1994 dated London proof marks for a 12 gauge with 2 - 3/4” chambers at 850 BAR, with a nominal 18.5 IBD, discretely marked “J McD” ahead of lumps, and matching “7580” serial number adjacent forearm loop. Splinter forearm with point pattern checkering about a central vacant diamond with a reinforced Anson release and engraved with scrollwork and shell motifs on case colored exterior iron. Interior iron with matching serial number. Iconic round body action is case colored and engraved with tight acanthus scrollwork throughout, interrupted by ribbons on both sides that read “David McKay Brown”, and dressed hinge pins with a floral motif, signed “ENGR: C. LEE” for the famous Charles Lee, who was the master engraver for Purdey. Double triggers with an automatic safety, with gold “SAFE” inlaid ahead of slide. Richly marbled walnut stock with a diamond cross-section wrist, checkered in point pattern with mullered borders about the wrist, with a vacant brass vanity plate at toe line and a checkered butt. In a leather tabbed leather wrapped case lined in wine red cloth with a David McKay Brown trade label in lid and containing accessories comprising two part cleaning rod, gold washed oil pot, turnscrew, mop, jag, and brush, key and a selvyt cloth. CONDITION: Excellent, retaining virtually all of the factory finishes throughout, with some very mild scattered marks from handling and storage. Buttstock with evidence of handling and some use. Mechanically fine, bores bright and smooth, ejectors are strong and in time. Case fine with some scattered handling marks and some evidence of handling on straps, with some rubs to cloth. This is an excellent Best quality gun from a renowned Scottish maker. 40,000 - 75,000

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1376 - (C) PAIR OF E.J. CHURCHILL 12 GAUGE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUNS. Manufacturer: (BOTH) Churchill Model: (BOTH) SLE Serial No. (A) 6691 (B) 6692 Barrel Length: (BOTH) 28” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: (A) 1 - 1/2” (B) 1 - 7/16” Drop at Heel: (BOTH) 1 - 1/2” Length of Pull: (BOTH) 14 - 3/8”, significant cast off Chamber: (BOTH) 2 - 3/4” Choke: (A) (L) .019 (R) .018 (B) (L) .026 (R) .016 Gauge: (BOTH) 12 Gauge

Circa 1955 per “British Gunmakers: Volume One - London” by Brown. Both sets of barrels with chopper lump barrels and fit with brass bead front sights on Churchill’s distinct ultra-thin ribs with file cut matting and inlaid “1” and “2” at rear that, along with sequential serial numbers, denote a true pair. Signed on right barrel “E.J. Churchill (Gunmakers Ltd)” and Orange Street address on left. Barrels with 1 - 1/2” triangles of acanthus scrollwork at breeches, which are dressed with a thin band of strapwork. Underside of barrels with CSMC import mark, matching serial numbers, and an obfuscated proof mark. Barrel flats with London nitro proofs for a choked 12 gauge with 2 - 1/2” chambers at 1 - 1/8 oz of shot. Splinter forearms with reinforced Anson plunger releases with gold inlaid “1” and “2” below plungers, point pattern checkering about a central diamond with diamond shaped escutcheon, and small sized scrollwork on exterior iron. Interior irons with matching serial numbers. Action flats with serial number and view proof. Self opening sidelock actions and locks engraved with nicely cut floral scrollwork with a striated and crosshatched background and strapwork edges, signed “E.J. Churchill” in a ribbon at bar and engraved “PREMIERE FINEST QUALITY” on bottom of action. Gold line cocking indicators, with six pin heads nitre blued. Double triggers with a double beaded trigger guard, automatic safety with “SAFE” in gold ahead of slide. Break open levers with right hand checkered break and “1” and “2” inlaid on lever. Fiddlebacked reddish walnut stocks with a fiery grain and teardrops behind locks, point pattern checkering about the English straight grip with a golden initial plaque at toeline and checkered butt. In a leather wrapped brass tabbed case with a spliced in leather plaque on lid, interior lined in red cloth with reproduction E.J. Churchill trade label in lid. CONDITION: Good as refreshed in the English style. Barrels with the vast majority of a reblack with some scattered handling marks, and softness to legends and edges throughout. Forearms with some scattered handling marks and checkering tool overrun. Actions very good with virtually all of the refreshed case colors. Stocks very good with some scattered handling marks, “1” with a repaired crack on right side of top tang and small splice repair at bottom of top tang. Mechanically fine, bores very good with some minor firing residue, ejectors are strong and in time. Case good, one strap missing and the other with heavy use, carry handle detached. 30,000 - 50,000

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1377 - (C) FINE CASED PAIR OF 16 GAUGE HOLLAND & HOLLAND “ROYAL” HAMMERLESS EJECTOR SINGLE TRIGGER GAME SHOTGUNS ONCE THE PROPERTY OF MARY MILLICENT ABIGAIL ROGERS, SOCIALITE, FASHION ICON, AND ART COLLECTOR Manufacturer: (BOTH) Holland & Holland Model: BOTH) Royal Serial No. (A) 30573 (B) 30574 Barrel Length: (BOTH) 28” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: (BOTH) 1 - 1/2” Drop at Heel: (A) 2 - 3/4” (B) 2 - 3/4”Length of Pull: (BOTH) 14 - 3/4”, cast off Barrel Wall Thickness: (A) (L) .029 (R) .025 (B) (BOTH) .026 Chamber: (BOTH) 2 - 1/2” Choke: (A) (L) .014 (R) 011 (B) (L) .015 (R) .055 Gauge: (BOTH) 16 Internal Bore Diameter: (A) (L) .664 (R) .665 (B) (L) .664 (R) .663 Weight: (BOTH) 5 lbs 15 oz

28” Chopper lump bbls with swamped game ribs are engraved “Holland & Holland” “98 New Bond Street, London.” on tops. Breech ends of ribs are gold inlaid “1” or “2” with matching numbers on top levers, and forend tips. Bbl flats are stamped with London nitro proofs for 2 - 1/2” chambers. SNs are on bottoms of barrels. Case hardened “Royal” actions are stocked to the fences and feature automatic safeties (SAFE inlaid in gold), gold band tumbler end cocking indicators, H&H patent hand detachable locks by Brazier, and single non-selective H&H triggers. Actions are engraved in unusual pattern of near full coverage large varying sized open shaded scrolling acanthus with floral highlights. “Holland & Holland” instead of being in its normal device at center of locks, is surrounded by scroll at bottoms toward fronts. Fences are engraved with stylized shells. “Royal” “Hammerless” “Ejector” is on bottom of each action in unusual scroll surrounded geometric devices. Trigger plates are engraved “HOLLAND’S” “SINGLE TRIGGER”. Small bow, single beaded blued trigger guards have open scroll on bows, and SNs on short tangs. Lightly streaked and figured European walnut straight grip buttstocks with classic drop points and point pattern checkering on diamond hands, measure 14-3/4” over checkered wood butts on 1-3/4” lengthening pieces. There are two gold ovals on toe lines, one set engraved “M. M. R” matching initials on case, and the other set engraved “P. P. R”. Matching splinter ejector AB ejector forends have Anson releases. . Makers orig leather 2 gun case is embossed “M. M. Rogers” on top. Interior is lined in scarlet cloth and has gold embossed H&H label in lid, and original charge card for this particular pair of guns. Case contains bone striker bottle and two pairs of H&H marked snap caps. CONDITION: Excellent, mostly original. Barrels retain approximately 95% original blue with quite a number of light marks and scratches, mostly toward breech ends. Actions retain approximately 90% orig case hardening color, silvered on fences and beads. Lockplates retain nearly all of their original color. Finish on gun “1” is at the lower end of the scale, and shows considerably more wear than gun “2”. Top levers are silvered a bit on thumbpieces. Blue on trigger guards is silvering on beads and edges, thinning at grips. Stocks retain most of their original oil finish. Butts are partially refinished with new oil added at time of addition of lengthening pieces, which are painted in to match fairly well. Bores are excellent. Actions are tight. Barrels are on face. Ejectors are strong and in time on gun “1”, trigger works well. Gun “2” trigger will not set up for second shot, undoubtedly needs cleaning, as guns have been in storage for a long time. Case leather is darkening, has some water stains, numerous rubs, with some tape marks and paint. Interior cloth is good, some soiling. Label is very fine. Charge card is soiled and foxed. Partitions have been altered to allow for lengthening pieces. 25,000 - 35,000

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1378 - (C) ZOLI ENGRAVED BERETTA S05 OVER UNDER 12 GAUGE SPORTING SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Beretta Model: S05 Serial No. 35565 Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/4” Drop at Heel: 2” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/2” Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: Tubes Gauge: 12 gauge Weight: 7 lbs 6 oz

1379 - (C) LODEWYC EXHIBITION ENGRAVED FNH B25 OVER UNDER 12 BORE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: FNH Model: B25 Serial No. 92663 Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8” Drop at Heel: 1 - 3/4” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/2” Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (O) Full (U) Modified Gauge: 12 gauge Weight: 7lb 12.8oz

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Mono-bloc barrels are fitted with raised, matted, ventilated rib with Beretta name and address along with “Made in Italy” on top right side of mono-bloc, with importers name and address (Garcia Sporting) on rear of barrels. Left side is marked “BOHLER ANTINIT STEEL” with gauge and barrel information, and chokes “full” and “mod”. Briley thin wall choke tubes have been installed. Bottom of mono-bloc is stamped with 1969 Italian nitro proofs, grade, and SN. Classic Beretta OU action with dual locking lugs features hand detachable sidelocks, gold-plated single selective trigger, and gas vents. Action is engraved with full coverage large, open, shaded acanthus scroll with rose bouquet and other floral highlights. Bottom of action is engraved “Brevettato Italy” and with Beretta name and address. Engravers signature “Zoli” is on trigger plate. Blued top lever with floral pierced thumbpiece is gold inlaid with a crown. Blued trigger guard with more floral engraving has SN at grip. Nicely marbled walnut stock with capped pistol grip and Beretta brown waffle recoil pad. Point pattern borderless checkering is at grip, which is finished in a horn cap. Matching slim forend has Deeley type release. There is a second discrete import mark for Simpson in action. CONDITION: Excellent. Barrels retain nearly all of what appears to be their original blue, with only a few scattered light marks. Action retains nearly all of its bright coin finish with no obvious areas of darkening. Top lever, forend iron, and trigger guard retain essentially all of their original blue with a couple of very light marks on trigger guard bow. Stocks retain nearly all of their glossy varnish finish with some light checking and marks. Pad is relatively new. Bores are excellent. Action is tight. Ejectors are out of time, top fires first. 17,500 - 25,000

Manufactured in Belgium in 1962. Blued barrels with matted, ventilated rib and double bead sights engraved “Fabrique Nationale Herstal.” on the left side of the breech. D5G pattern floral scroll engraved coin finished side plated action with custom gold inlaid pointers, ducks, and pheasants, signed under the top lever “J.LODEWYC” for factory master engraver Jacquez Lodewyc. Checkered single trigger and selectable safety. Finely checkered Schnabel tipped forend. Figured walnut stock with fine checkered pistol grip and checkered butt, as restocked. Gun is housed in a contemporary hard sided takedown case. CONDITION: Excellent. Barrels retain nearly all of their professionally reapplied blue with some high edge silvering and scattered marks. Action remain clean with sharp engraving. Stocks are very fine with crisp checkering and a few light handling marks. Bores shoe evidence of use and some light abrasions. Fine mechanics. 15,000 - 20,000

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1380 - (M) DESSART ENGRAVED BROWNING MODEL B25 PHEASENT CELEBRATION SUPERPOSED 12 BORE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Browning Model: B25 Serial No. 325MW04207 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/4” Drop at Heel: 2” Length of Pull: 15” Chamber: 3” Choke: (O) Imp Mod (U) Imp Cyl Gauge: 12 gauge

Manufactured in Belgium in 2004. Classic blued barrels with matted, ventilated rib and single bead front sight. Coin finished action signed on the trigger plate “D. DESSART”. Left and right side panels show pheasants in flight with foliate scroll around the borders. Underside has a pheasant head in side profile with “Pheasant / Celebration” inscription. Checkered single trigger and selector safety. Schnabel tipped checkered walnut forend and pistol grip stock with Browning plastic butt plate. Gun is housed in a factory Naugahyde case. An unnumbered Browning box is also included. CONDITION: Excellent. Barrels shows some faint high edge silvering but are otherwise fine. Engraving is crisp and clean. Some dried oil around the edges of the action. Forend is very fine, a few scratches present on the right side of the butt. Bright bores showing some mild use. Fine mechanics. 15,000 - 20,000

1381 - (M) ABBIATICO & SALVINELLI 28 BORE OVER UNDER SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Abbiatico & Salvinelli Model: Over & Under Serial No. 352 Barrel Length: 26 - 3/4” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8” Drop at Heel: 2” Length of Pull: 14 - 3/8” Barrel Wall Thickness: (O) .029 (U) .030 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (O) .016 (U) .017 Gauge: 28 Internal Bore Diameter: (O) .559 (U) .560 Weight: 5 Lbs. 14 oz.

Built in 1980 this game gun was built with 26 - 3/4” blued steel barrels that have 2 - 3/4” chambers, ejectors, and a matte low profiled ventilated narrow rib with small steel front sight bead. Top barrel at left reads “ABBIATICO & SALVINELLI”. Left side of top barrel reads “CAM.70 14.2”. Bottom barrel on left reads “KG1,170 14.2”. Barrel flat reads “PSF” with “**” stars above, “FINITO” with “*” above, “DANTE” MARIO”,”POLI”,”GIAN”, “REMO”,”TONY”, “28” in square, serial number “352”, “MADE IN ITALY”, “AF” in square, shield and “A&S”. Chokes are Improved Modified and Improved Modified. The hand detachable sidelock with hand detachment lever with minimal engraving on its silvery receiver reads “Abbiatico & Salvinelli” in gold at sidelock plates bottom. The tops of the chamber walls read “abbiatico & salvinelli”, “a&s”, “352”, and “28” in square. Chamber base with Italian proofs markings. Action is non auto-safe with “S” in gold circle. Top lever with checkered thumb piece. The number “16” is gold inlaid under top lever. The single trigger is mechanical. The European straight hand gripped stock with tear drops and fine checkering is configured with nice straight grain that opens up to a nice smoky marbling. Buttstock with matched checkering. The blued right hand rolled edged trigger guard extends to a long bottom strap which bears the guns serial number “352” in gold. The matched splinter game forend with fine point checkering has unique checkered push slide release at base. Iron metal is blued matching barrels and trigger guard. This lively and unique game gun lives in a leather luggage case that is fitted with nickel oil bottle, striker pot, 3 piece cleaning rod, spare set of lockplates, gun sock and inner lid with leather Abbiatico & Salvinelli. CONDITION: Very good. Barrels retain 98% original blue. Action is tight on face. Trigger and ejectors work well. Stock and forend very good. Case very good. 15,000 - 25,000

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1382 - (M) LOVELY MATCHED PAIR OF BERETTA S3 EELL OVER-UNDER EJECTOR SINGLE TRIGGER GAME SHOTGUNS HAVING SUPERBLY CUT AND SHADED BAROQUE SCROLL ENGRAVING BY MASSEUZA, WITH CASE. Manufacturer: (BOTH) Beretta Model: (BOTH) S3EELL Serial No. (A) C05203B (B) C05204B Barrel Length: (BOTH) 28” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: (BOTH) 1 - 1/2” Drop at Heel: (BOTH) 2 - 1/8” Length of Pull: (BOTH) 14 - 1/8”, cast off Chamber: (A) (O) .030 (U) .011 (B) (O) .032 (U) .021 Gauge: (BOTH) 12 Internal Bore Diameter: (A) (O) .724 (U) .727 (B) (O) .724 (U) .727 Weight: (A) 7 lbs 6 oz (B) 7 lbs 4 oz

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This fine pair of guns, gold inlaid “1” and “2” on barrels, trigger guards and forend latches, have 28” mono-bloc barrels fitted with matted ventilated ribs. Left sides of barrels are engraved “P. Beretta - ITALY”. Mono-blocs of engine turned sides are stamped with 1978 Italian nitro proofs, grade, and serial number. Sling loops are soldered to bottom barrels. Coin finished low profile uniquely Beretta sidelock OU actions feature gold plated single selective triggers with checkered blades, and gold plated pin ends. Breech faces with gas vents. Actions are engraved with full coverage beautifully executed large open scrolling acanthus flanked by smaller open scroll and floral highlights. This fine engraving extends to lockplates, as well as blued top levers, which have pierced thumbpieces, and to trigger guards. Top levers are gold inlaid with relief sovereign crowns, and trigger guard bows have relief gold inlaid initials “LRG”. Beretta name and address as well as “BREVETTATO” and “MADE IN ITALY” are on bottom of actions. This fine work is signed by Beretta master engraver “Masseuza” abutting trigger guard. Very closely matched smoky marbled and somewhat stump figured European walnut swan necked buttstocks measure 14 - 1/8” over fully checkered wood butts. Well cut point pattern checkering is at grips. Sling loops matching those on barrels are on toe lines. Matching one piece slim game forends have Deeley type releases. Guns are housed in reddish leather two gun case lined in olive green cloth. One gun is housed in each half, and there are flat dividers separating the halves. Accessories include bags for actions and barrels, cleaning cloths, Beretta paperwork, and snap caps. CONDITION: Excellent, very close to new, with only some very light handling and assembly marks on wood and metal, most notably some light scratches and rubs on left side of buttstock of gun “2”. Guns appear essentially unfired, with little evidence of any halos on breechfaces. Case is fine with some scuffs. Interior is fine. Current retail price for a single gun of this grade is close to $15,000.00, with master engraving adding as much as another $10,000.00. 15,000 - 25,000

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1383 - (C) PIOTTI SIDELOCK EJECTOR 20 BORE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Piotti Model: SxS Serial No. 6284 Barrel Length: 27 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Drop at Heel: 2 - 3/8” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4” Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (L) .044 (R) .023 Gauge: 20 Weight: 6 lbs 3 oz

Outstanding small bore Piotti sidelock double, produced in the Holland & Holland pattern, cased with accessories. Blue and case color finishes with hand rubbed oil finished highly figured walnut stocks. Hand engraved in the English Holland & Holland style. Barrels with both dovetail and shoe lumps, brass bead front sight on a matted solid rib, engraved “ACCIAIO SIAU UM6” over right chamber, “Flli Piotti GHardone VT” over left, breeches engraved with bands of stiffleaf engraving. Chamber flats with Italian nitro proofs for a 20 bore at a nominal 1200 KG, 16.0 IBD in left barrel and 15.9 in right, with 70mm chambers (2 - 3/4”), and Piotti monogram. Splinter forearm with a reinforced Anson plunger release with modified point pattern checkering with mullered borders about a central diamond with a vacant heraldic shield, exterior iron engraved with medium sized acanthus scrollwork styled after Holland & Holland’s Royal scroll pattern. Interior iron with matching serial number and partly matching “84” stamped on interior wood. Action and locks case colored with Italian nitro proofs and “Flli Piotti” on action flats, disc set strikers, and stretched medium-sized scrollwork after Holland & Holland’s Royal scroll pattern, with “Flli Piotti” in ornamentals on either side. Single mechanical trigger with a flat bottom trigger guard engraved with serial number and scrollwork en suite, non-automatic safety with “SICURA” engraved ahead of slide. Blonde colored walnut stock with dark streaking and fit with sidepanels about the locks, diamond cross-section straight grip, and point pattern checkering with mullered borders, including a fully checkered butt. Housed in a canvas wrapped leather tabbed case with Piotti carrying slips for barrels and action. CONDITION: Excellent, barrels with the vast majority of a quality refreshed finish, with some very mild period of use marks to silver where forearm contacts barrels, and some pockmarks on left barrel under forearm. Forearm very good with some handling marks and dings, and a small chip missing along right side. Action excellent with vivid case colors, some thinning to silver at carry point. Buttstock excellent with some scattered handling marks. Mechanically excellent, ejectors are strong and in time, bores excellent, smooth, with some minor firing residue. Case excellent. 14,500 - 18,500

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1384 - (M) JAGDHAUS WILHELMSHOHE .500 JEFFERY BOLT ACTION DANGEROUS GAME RIFLE. Manufacturer: Jagdhaus Model: Bolt Action Serial No. 4848 Caliber/Bore: .500 Jeffrey Barrel Length: 25 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern Length of Pull: 14 - 1/2” Weight: 10 lbs 8 oz with rings

This beautifully finished and well handling behemoth rifle was crafted in Germany with gold inlaid “JAGDHAUS WILHELMSHOHE” retailer marking and “.500 JEFFERY” caliber on the top of the barrel. The richly polished blue barrel has a blade front sight with flip over white moon sight on a lightly engraved base with basket weave matted ramp. Gold lined express rear sight with fixed “50” graduated leaf and fold up “100” graduated leaf. Barrel was proofed in Munich in 2009 and later also British nitro proofed. Magnum 98 Mauser style action action with engraved borders and a long extended tang which runs up onto the comb. Action is mounted with a set of Eramatic scope rings engraved en suite. The downward swept bolt handle terminates in a finely checkered knob with gold end pin. Sporting style side mounted safety with “F” and “S” indicators inlaid in gold. Long tang bottom metal with engraved borders and gold inlaid serial number. The heavy detachable magazine is also inlaid “.500 JEFFERY” on the base. The handsomely figured walnut stock is checkered fore and aft checkered with an ebony forend tip and double line European cheekpiece. Mounted with sling swivels, floral engraved reinforcement bolt, engraved trap grip cap with gold inlaid script “EL” initials, black toeline escutcheon and leather wrapped pad. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the original blue retained with a few nicks on the barrel and other handling marks. The vast majority of the deep nitre blue is displayed on the extractor, cocking piece, bolt release, and trigger with evidence of cycling. Stock is fine with a few scattered impressions and nicks. Very good, bright bore. Fine mechanics. A magnificent and very well appointed big bore dangerous game rifle with additional detachable magazine and chambered in one of the most desired Dangerous Game calibers, the .500 Jeffery. 13,000 - 18,000

1385 - (M) FINE AND RARE GOLD INLAID BELGIAN BROWNING EXPRESS 25 SUPERPOSED DOUBLE RIFLE IN .270 WINCHESTER. Manufacturer: Browning Model: Express 25 Serial No. 64009 Caliber/Bore: .270 Winchester Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Modern Length of Pull: 14 - 1/2”

According to the included FN Browning factory certificate, this rare double rifle was finished June 20, 1984. The blued superposed barrels are fitted with a ramped gold bead blade front sight and adjustable flip up express rear sight on base. The B25 based action is sideplated and finished in polished blue with gold line borders and flowing scroll linework signed “L ERNST” for factory master engraver Lucien Ernst. Gold plated, checkered trigger and selector non automatic safety. Finely checkered 2-piece walnut forend with Schnabel tip and gold lined iron. Figured walnut stock with checkered straight grip tapering into a perch bellied club stock with checkered butt. Gun is housed in an FN luggage case with factory paperwork including COA, test target, and manual. CONDITION: Excellent. Gun shows only light handling. Crisp, bright bores. Fine mechanics. 12,000 - 15,000

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1386 - (C) PAIR OF FREDERICK BEESLEY 12 BORE SIDE BY SIDE SLE SHOTGUNS WITH CASE. Manufacturer: (BOTH) Frederick Beesley Model: (BOTH) SLE Serial No. (A) 2207 (B) 2208 Barrel Length: (BOTH) 29 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: (A) 1 - 1/2”+ (B) 1 - 1/2” Drop at Heel: (A) 2 - 1/4”+ (B) 2 - 3/8” Length of Pull: (A) 14 - 3/8”, cast significantly off (B)14 - 3/4”, cast significantly off Barrel Wall Thickness: (A) (L) .027 (R) .024 (B) (L) .027 (R) .025 Chamber: (BOTH) 2 - 3/4” Choke: (A) (L) .008 (R) .009 Gauge: (BOTH) 12 Gauge Internal Bore Diameter: (A) (L) .733 (R) .732 Weight: (BOTH) 6 lbs 5.5 oz

A true pair of Beesley shotguns with sequential serial numbers and gold inlaid “1” and “2” across both guns at rear of rib and at the break-open levers. Beesley is particularly famed for his self opening design that he sold to Purdey and is still in use today. Both guns are in identical configuration with chopper lump barrels with brass bead front sights on narrow, solid, concave game ribs, signed “F. Beesley. over right tube and “7 Bury Street St. James’s. London” over left. Rear of rib with gold inlaid numerals, and a small 1/4” sprig of scrollwork behind number. Breeches decorated with 3/4” triangles of finely cut acanthus scroll. Underside of tubes with matching serial numbers, and sequential tube numbers adjacent forearm loop. Barrel flats with London nitro proofs for a 12 gauge with 1 - 1/8 oz of shot. Flat bottom splinter forearms with reinforced Anson plunger releases checkered in a point pattern with a floral engraved escutcheon screw, and floral scrollwork on exterior iron. Interior iron with serial number and “1”. Sidelock actions with English rose and scrollwork signed “F. BEESLEY LONDON / PATENT” in a flowing ribbon at each bar, and characteristic Beesley feather carved fences. Underside of action with “BEESLEY’S PATENT”. Cocking indicators are present but have no designation for cocked/uncocked. Single triggers bladed for a right handed shooter protected by short tang trigger guard with serial number and gold inlaid “1” at strap. Automatic safeties with “SAFE” inlaid in gold ahead of slide. Densely streaked walnut stocks with teardrops behind locks, modified point pattern checkering about the English style straight grip, golden initial plaque at toe line, and a checkered butt. Housed in a leather tabbed leather wrapped case with embossed “P.T.C.” initials on lid on a spliced in piece of leather with beaded borders. Interior of case with with F. Beesley trade label which includes a section for a charge card for both guns by serial number and housing accessories comprising long cleaning rod with handle, pair snapcaps, case straps, mops, jags, and brushes, pair snapcaps, and oil bottle. CONDITION: Very good as competently restored and maintained. Barrels with virtually all of a good quality matte reblack over an errant pockmark. Actions essentially a clean bright silver with flashes of case color, engraving crisp. Stocks have been English quality refreshed and checkering recut, with handling marks with scattered handling marks and dents some of which have abraded checkering. Screws show evidence of disassembly and reassembly. Mechanically fine, bores are very good with some firing residue and striations toward chambers. Ejectors are strong and in time. Case with age discoloration and heavy scuffs and handling mark to exterior, trade label darkened, several accessories are replacements and all show age, some rubs through cloth to wood and a loose partition. A well handling set from a prominent English maker. 12,000 - 18,000

1387 - (M) JOHN BOLLIGER CUSTOM WINCHESTER MODEL 70 .416 TAYLOR BOLT ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Bolliger Model: Model 70 Serial No. 417190 Caliber/Bore: .416 Taylor Barrel Length: 21” FFL Status: Modern

This handsome and potent sporting rifle was built by renowned rifle maker John Bolliger of Idaho on a circa 1957 pre-64 Winchester Model 70 magnum action. The sturdy barrel displays a durable matte gray finish. Right side of the breech is signed in script “John Bolliger” over “RIFLEMAKER”. Left side has the engraved “Four Sixteen / TAYLOR” caliber designation. Safari style blade front sight on a high base with matted ramp. Action is fitted with scope mount bases, on which a rear peep sight is affixed. Finely jeweled claw extractor bolt with extended handle terminating in a checkered teardrop knob. The handsome laminate walnut stock is finely multipoint fore and aft checkered with a sculpted cheekpiece that gracefully swoops into the pistol grip checkering. Mounted with sling eyes, an ebony nose cap, push button hinged magazine floor plate, steel grip cap, and rubber Decelerator recoil pad. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the custom finishes are retained with some minor surface scuffs and handling. Bolt and extractor show signs of cycling. Stock is fine with light handing marks and evidence of a carefully repaired laminate separation on the cheekpiece. Bore is crisp and bright. Fine mechanics. An excellent, elegantly utilitarian custom big game rifle ready for safari. 8,000 - 12,000

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1388 - (C) EXTREMELY RARE HUNTER ARMS L.C. SMITH NO.(GRADE) 2 HAMMERLESS 8 BORE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN Manufacturer: L.C. Smith Model: No. 2 Grade Serial No. 91781 Barrel Length: 32” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Length of Pull: 13 - 5/8”-, cast off Gauge: 8 Gauge Weight: 12 lbs.

According to the Brophy LC Smith book, only 31 8-bores were made in Fulton, 25 of which were the No. 2 grade. Morphy Auctions sold another No. 2 8-bore, serial number 92840, in 2020 which is in the same range as this example (91781). None of these 8-bores were made with auto ejectors, the barrels were 32” and weighed 8 lbs. This barrel weighs precisely that. The browned barrels are made and finished in the chained style Damascus, all of which are believed to have been made for them in Europe. The barrel is stamped at rear of matted rib “ HUNTER ARMS CO. MAKERS FULTON NY” The number 2 (grade) is stamped at base of barrels. The water table is stamped with patent dates. Serial number is matching on lower tang, water table, barrels and forearm. Barrel has a single front bead sight. The case color side lock action displays the standard No. 2 grade engraving that features a single partridge within tall grass vignette (page 71) on the left side with border scrolling. The right side vignette appears to be a small long beak bird such as a Godwit (page 179). Other features include dual triggers, a checkered pistol grip walnut stock with cap and a Fulton style butt plate (Page 83 in Houchins book). The checkered splinter forearm features an ebony tip along with the 3/4” inset gutta percha dog head. CONDITIION: Fine. The engraved frame and locks retain approximately 75% plus case color with sharp and delicate engraving. Trigger guard and lower tang have faded grey. The browned chained Damascus barrels are stunning and the bores are mirror bright. Stocks are excellent, solid, crisp checkering exhibiting minor impressions. Mechanically sound. Arguably, in this catalogers opinion, one of the finest 8-bore Smiths in existence. 12,000 - 18,000

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1389 - (C) SCARCE AND DESIRABLE PARKER DH 8 BORE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN WITH VERY RARE 36 INCH BARRELS Manufacturer: Parker Model: DH Serial No. 115697 Barrel Length: 36” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4”, neutral cast Gauge: 8 Bore

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Manufactured in 1902 by Parker. This 8 bore shotgun is one of only 10 produced by Parker. It features 36” barrels made of Damascus steel. The shotgun is built on Parker’s number 6 frame and weighs 14-1/2 lbs. Also features a 14-1/2 length of pull over a skeleton butt plate. Double triggers and a splinter forend. The bore measures .846 with a choke of .052 CONDITION: The bores are bright, the shotgun locks up tight and is on face. Research shows that the case colors and Damascus barrels have been restored by Brad Bachelder and the wood was restored by Kirk Merrington. There are a few dings to the wood, there is a crack in the finish on the left side raised panel that does not extend into the wood. 12,000 - 18,000

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1390 - (A) PARKER BROS. DAMASCUS STEEL NO. 3 D GRADE 10 BORE HAMMERLESS SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN Manufacturer: Parker Model: No. 3 - D grade Serial No. 67559 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Length of Pull: 14 - 1/8”, neutral cast Chamber: 2-5/8” Choke: mod / mod Gauge: 10 Bore

Dates to 1891. Features the browned Damascus barrel with matted rib and a single front sight. Rear rib stamped PARKER BROS. MAKERS MERIDEN CONN. DAMASCUS STEEL. Has a manual extractor and single steel bead front sight. The engraved box lock frame features a dog on both sides surrounded by fine scroll engraving. The base is engraved with four grouse. Trigger guard is also engraved. Has a walnut stock with checkered pistol grip, skeletal butt plate, dual triggers with a matching splinter forearm. All numbers are matching. The stock has an escutcheon at base. The water table has the model 3 & D stamp along with 1875 patent legend. Barrel flat has the same stamps. There is an etched id number on water table. CONDITION: No apparent original finish having drifted a soft grey patina. The Damascus pattern mostly visible with some thinning. Stock is very good with sundry dings and some added finish. Mechanically sound with tight lock up and clean bores. 5,000 - 8,000

1391 - (C) UPGRADED PARKER GRADE 4 (CHE) 12 GAUGE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN WITH VENT RIB AND CASE Manufacturer: Parker Model: CHE Serial No. 235897 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Length of Pull: 14 1/4” Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: mod / ic Gauge: 12 Bore Weight: 7.965

This stunning shotgun dates to 1931. The water table is stamped CH 4 for grade which is a CH class and has automatic ejectors making it a CHE model. The box lock frame is case color and features finely engraved dogs on both sides surrounded by scroll. The base of frame exhibits a goose in flight with marsh scene. The blued trigger guard is also engraved. The barrel flats are also stamped with grade 4. Shotgun sports a full matted vent rib stamped PARKER BORS MERIDEN CT. ACME STEEL with two ivory beads. The highly finished walnut stock shows deluxe fine hand checkering on pistol grip with a Parker grip cap and a gold base escutcheon engraved “ Lawrence Dumas”. Stock has an old solid red Noshoc recoil pad. The beaver tail forearm is like checkered. All serial numbers are matching. The stocks side panels are also hand checkered. The Parker Gun Identification book confirms the vent rib, pistol grip, ejectors, gauge and barrel length. Book states Titanic Steel but these are Acme. Book also lists this gun as made in grade 3 but has been upgraded to a 4 and re-stamped to conform. CONDITION: This gun shows in near new condition as professionally restored retaining nearly all of its bright colors and rich blue finish. The stocks are stunning, exhibiting sharp checkering and showing only nominal impressions. Engraving is crisp. Mechanically sound. Bores are bright with some light striations. Housed in a near mint leather covered hard case with canvas protector. 10,000 - 15,000

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1392 - (C) SCARCE L.C. SMITH IDEAL GRADE 10 BORE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN Manufacturer: L.C. Smith Model: Ideal Grade Serial No. 352038 Barrel Length: 32” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Length of Pull: 14”+, over pad, cast on Chamber: 3 1/2” Gauge: 10 Bore Weight: 9.8 lbs. The serial number dates this gun to approximately 1915. This was the largest gauge Ideal produced. The I grade is stamped on water table as well as barrel flats. It features the standard oak leaf engraving on case color side plates and frame. The barrel breech is stamped with the L.C. Smith legend along with the Hunter Arms legend. The ribbed barrel has a single bead front sight and a manual extractor. The base of barrels have the London Steel legend first used in 1913. Also features dual triggers, a checkered walnut pistol grip stock with added white line spacer on cap and a later added Pachmayr white line waffle pad. The checkered splinter forearm has a wooden inset tip, not ebony. CONDITION: Fine showing reapplied blue finish on barrels retaining strong legends. The frame colors have silvered out. Strong blue remains on guard. Stock is solid with sharp checkering as is forearm. Mechanically sound. Bore shows some residue. Stock shows some nominal impressions. 3,000 - 6,000 1393 - (C) PARKER BROTHERS GHE GRADE SIDE BY SIDE 12 GAUGE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Parker Brothers Model: Side by Side Serial No. 200286 Barrel Length: 32” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/4” Length of Pull: 14 - 5/16”, slightly cast off Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (L) Full (R) Mod Gauge: 12 gauge Manufactured 1922. Parker Brothers GH with Ejectors, Double triggers, #2 Frame. 32” Full and Modified choked barrels with matted top rib marked “ PARKER BROS. MAKERS MERIDEN. CT. U.S.A. SPEC. STEEL.” Barrel weight 4 lb 4 oz. Mounted with highly figured American walnut stocks with checkered pistol with pistol grip cap and Parkers Brother “Dog” monogram butt plate. Splinter forearm. Vividly case colored box lock receiver with delicately engraved game scene vignettes of quail, pheasants, and waterfowl with fine scroll and foliates. CONDITION: Barrels retains 99% deep factory blue finish with brilliant bright bores. Receiver retains 98% vivid case colors with some light silvering at edges. Stocks are excellent with some added finish. Mechanically excellent with solid lock up and fully on face. Shotgun shows little to no actual use. An outstanding Parker Brother 12 Bore double. 3,500 - 5,500 1394 - (C) STRANGE PARKER “GHE” SHOTGUN WITH WHAT APPEARS TO BE ORIGINAL EXTRA ENGRAVING OF FLOWERS, LEAVES, AND TENDRILS. Manufacturer: Parker Model: GHE Serial No. 177207 Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 9/16”+ Drop at Heel: 2 - 11/16” Length of Pull: 14 - 3/16” Barrel Wall Thickness: (BOTH) .028 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (L) .014 (Modified) (R) .005 (Improved Cylinder) Gauge: 12 Gauge Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .730 (R) .731 Weight: 6 lbs 12 oz (1917) What at first glance appears to be a standard “GHE” with 28” barrels, non-automatic safety, double triggers, and capped pistol grip stock; a closer look reveals augmentation of standard engraving pattern with an additional 50 - 60% coverage of a floral motif with leaves and tendrils filling most areas not taken up by standard engraving. This gun, in “as found” condition appears to have a high percentage of original finish, and this extra engraving is under the finish on action. This floral treatment extends onto the barrels with 2 - 1/2” triangles at breech ends and added sprays at tops and bottoms of muzzles. It also appears on top lever, top tang of action, and on trigger guard. To add to the mystery a Remington repair code of March 1949 is on barrel flats. Stock finish appears original, but is possibly redone a while ago as checkering is a bit worn. A Parker letter might shed some light, although this serial number is not listed in ledger. Otherwise, the standard “G” engraving consists of pairs of birds on sides, as well as pheasant on trigger plate. Buttstock is of nicely figured American walnut and measures 14 - 3 /16” over Parker dogs head buttplate with spur. Silver shield on bottom is engraved “H W S”. Matching splinter ejector forend has typical release and patent date on iron. CONDITION: As stated above, barrels appear to have most of an old re-black. Action has 70-80% color, and stocks have most of their finish. Bores are fine, frosted, and also dirty. Action is tight. Ejectors are in time. 3,000 - 5,000 212

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1395 - (M) FRANZ SODIA OVER UNDER DOUBLE RIFLE IN .222 REMINGTON AND 7X65R. Manufacturer: Franz Sodia Model: Double Rifle Serial No. 21016 Caliber/Bore: (O) .222 Rem (U) 7x65r Barrel Length: (BOTH) 25 - 3/4” FFL Status: Modern Length of Pull: 14 - 3/8” Over Pad

Crafted in Austria in 1976. Blued Bohler Rasant superposed barrels, the upper barrel of slender slab sided from, the lower rounded. Upper barrel has had its chambered opened to .222 Remington, the bottom barrel remaining in 7x65mmR. Barrels have a thin matted rib which ramps up to the beaded blade front sight and up to a wider rear quarter rib, which is marked “FRANZ SODIA, FERLACH” in a panel. The quarter rib is mounted with a drift adjustable checkered u-notch rear sight, as well as claw bases on which a West German Carl Zeiss Diavari-D 1.5-6X is attached. Coin finished action is relief engraved with Germanic oakleaf patterns to near full coverage. Left side plate has a relief game scene featuring a trio of silver inlaid roe deer. Right side has 3 inlaid chamois. Underside has a relief engraved western capercaillie. Sturdy cross bolt lockup which blends almost seamlessly into the engraving. Double triggers with a polished horn guard. Slender, fish scale carved 2-piece walnut forend with Deeley style release engraved en suite. Stock has tear drop horn inlays at the sides with a fish scale textured grip with cap, fluted Roman nose comb, and Franz Sodia recoil pad. Barrel and stock are mounted with sling swivels. CONDITION: Excellent. Barrel retains retain nearly all of their expertly reapplied blue. Stocks are excellent with scant handling. Lower portion of the forend appears to be a possible replacement. Crisp, bright bores. Fine, tight mechanics. Clear optics. 10,000 - 20,000

1396 - (C) HOLLAND & HOLLAND 7MM REMINGTON MAGNUM BOLT ACTION MAGAZINE RIFLE Manufacturer: Holland & Holland Model: Bolt Action Serial No. 3795 Caliber/Bore: 7mm Remington Magnum Barrel Length: 24 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Weight: 9 lbs 4 oz w/ scope

Classic Holland and Holland High Power Sporting rifle in rarely encountered and desired 7mm Magnum caliber with factory marked optics mounts. These rifles have been the standard that most all High Power Sporting rifles have been gauged by. Holland & Holland manufactured circa 1975 on FN Mauser action. The blued sporting taper barrel is engraved “HOLLAND & HOLLAND. 13 BRUTON STREET, LONDON.” and 7M/M / REMINGTON / MAGNUM”. Fitted with a ramped blade front sight with push button release flip up sight hood and 2-leaf express rear sight. Action is also side mounted with a German B. Nickel 2.5-7x scope on a single claw style mount, the rear ring engraved “HOLLAND & HOLLAND / No. 3795”. The matte finished button release hinged floor plate is engraved “4 CARTRIDGE’S” with the “3795” serial number engraved on the trigger guard. Checkered and handsomely figured walnut stock with floral engraved reinforcing bolt, double lined Monte Carlo cheekpiece, case hardened trap grip cap, blank gold toeline escutcheon, sling swivels and a leather wrapped pad. CONDITION: Excellent. Barrel and action retain most all of their blued finish with some fading. Bottom metal has a few light scratches. A small import marking on underside of barrel. Wood is fine with a few scattered impressions. Crisp, bright bore with well defined rifling. Glass is largely clear but shows some age. Elegant in all regards with some light handling, The Classic English High Power Sporting rifle. 10,000 - 14,000

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1397 - (C) PRE-WAR J. PURDEY & SONS SLE SIDE BY SIDE 16 BORE SHOTGUN WITH CASE (1908). Manufacturer: J. Purdey & Sons Model: SLE Serial No. 19284 Barrel Length: 29” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2”Drop at Heel: 2”+ Length of Pull: 15” over pad, 14” to wood, cast off Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .031 (R) .030 Chamber: 2 - 5/8” Choke: (L) .021 (R) .006 Gauge: 16 Gauge Internal Bore Diameter: (BOTH) .685 Weight: 6 lbs 4.5oz

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Circa 1908 per “James Purdey & Sons: Gun and Rifle Makers: Two Hundred Years of Excellence” by Dallas. Chopper lump barrels with a diminutive bead front sight on a solid, concave, narrowing game rib engraved “J. Purdey & Sons, Audley House, South Audley Street, London. Made of Sir Joseph Whitworth’s Fluid-Pressed Steel”. Engraved with a 3/4” triangle of acanthus scroll at the rear of rib, while the breeches are engraved with stiffleaf engraving. Underside of tubes with matching serial numbers, “37952” and “37953” tube numbers adjacent forearm loom, “S” behind forearm loop, discretely marked “W.H” for barrel maker Bill Hill, and with London nitro proofs on flat for a 16 gauge at 1 oz of shot. Splinter forearm with a reinforced Anson release, checkered in a point pattern with mullered borders about a central vacant diamond, engraved on exterior iron with fine scroll, interior with matching serial number and “WN” for actioner, Wesley Nobbs. Action flat with view proof marks and disc set strikers, engraved with traditional Purdey house rose-and-scroll, signed “J. Purdey & Sons” along bottom of locks. Arrowhead cocking indicators, double triggers, and an automatic safety with intaglio gold “SAFE” ahead of slide. Nicely figured walnut stock with teardrops behind locks, point pattern checkering with partial mullered borders about the straight grip, a silver vanity plate at toe line engraved “RM” and a waffle recoil pad with remnants of a leather wrap that obfuscates manufacturer information. Housed in an old brass tabbed leather wrapped case with a James Purdey trade label and a charge card in lid, lined in a wine cloth and containing accessories comprising two piece cleaning rod, three toothbrushes, an oil pot, pair jags, pair mops, pair brushes, and pair snapcaps, two handles, pair wallets containing brushes, pull-through, and 16 gauge cartridge extractor. CONDITION: Very good as carefully maintained over its lifespan. Barrels with the vast majority of their bluing, with some thinning to sharp edges, particularly at muzzles and breech, and scattered superficial handling marks. Action with traces of case color, with better retention towards the top of the locks, becoming grey towards carry point. Stocks with scattered handling marks and some softening, to checkering, but free of cracks or chips. Mechanically fine, bores excellent, bright and smooth, ejectors are strong and in time. Case with age related wear and darkening throughout, accessories with evidence of use and some scattered handling marks. A well proportioned small bore from one of Britain’s Best makers. 10,000 - 20,000

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1398 - (C) BOSS & CO 12 GAUGE SLE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Boss Model: SLE Serial No. 7882 Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2”Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/2” Length of Pull: 14 - 3/4”+, neutral cast Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .030 (R) .029 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (L) .007 (R) .006 Gauge: 12 Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .729 (R) .729 Weight: 6 lbs 3.5oz

Circa 1926-1930 per “BOSS & Co.: Best Gunmakers” 2nd Edition, by Dallas. A later set of post-1963 chopper lump barrels with with a diminutive bead front sight on a solid, narrowing, concave rib engraved “BOSS & Co 13-14 Cork Street. London, W1” with a 3/4” spring of scrollwork with a gold inlaid “1”, indicating that this gun was once one of a pair. Breeches are dressed with stiffleaf engraving. Underside of tubes with matching serial number and a discrete import mark for CSMC. Barrel flats with 3 ton London nitro poofs for a 2 - 1/2” chambered 12 gauge with a nominal .729 IBD; chambers have been subsequently lengthened to 2 - 3/4”. Rear lump numbered “9159”. Svelte splinter forearm with a reinforced Anson release, gold inlaid “1” under the plunger, and checkered in a modified point pattern with mullered borders about a central open diamond which has escutcheon screw. Interior iron with matching serial number. Sidelock ejector action engraved in classic Boss rose and scroll, with a total of 20(!) bouquets of roses across the action and lockplates. Five of the pins with nitre blued ends, gold line cocking indicators, a Boss patent single nonselective trigger, and an automatic safety. Right hand checkered top break lever with a gold inlaid “1”. Right hand rolled trigger guard with a single bouquet of roses and scroll work en suite with intaglio serial number. Action flat numbers and proof added later. Richly figured and darkly streaked Turkish walnut stock with teardrops behind lockplates, point pattern checkering with mullered borders about the English straight grip, with a golden initial plaque at toe line and checkered butt. CONDITION: Very good as refreshed in the English style, with scattered fine pockmarks visible on barrels and action. Barrels have been mated to the gun at a later date, as Cork street address was added later and post-dates the date of manufacture of the action. Forearm has woodfill repair on interior on either side of iron. Case color has been refreshed and aged to a mellow appearance with areas of dove grey throughout. Stock with scattered handling marks and dings throughout, wrist checkering recut, while butt checkering appears original with some abraded heads. Mechanically fine, bores very good, smooth, with some firing striations. Ejectors are strong, a touch out of time. As an IC/IC choked gun, it’s a wonderful little upland gun. 10,000 - 20,000

1399 - (C) HOLLAND & HOLLAND ROYAL HAMMERLESS 12 GAUGE SLE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN (1906-07). Manufacturer: Holland & Holland Model: SLE Serial No. 25007 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 5/8”Drop at Heel: 2” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/8” over pad, cast off Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .022 (R) .021 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: Tubes Gauge: 12 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .733 (R) .732 Weight: 6 lbs 7 oz

Circa 1906-1907 per Holland & Holland’s serial number document. Dovetail lump barrels with a diminutive bead front sight on a low profile, concave, smooth rib engraved “HOLLAND & HOLLAND” over right chamber and 98 New Bond street address on left. Rear of rib with a 2 - 3/8” strip of thin floral tendril engraving, dressed with a band of stiffleaf engraving over breeches. Threaded for Briley choke tubes, currently fit with Modified in left barrel and Improved Cylinder in right. Barrels with matching serial numbers on tubes ahead of barrel flats, flats themselves with London Nitro proofs for a choked 12 gauge at 1 - 1/8 oz of shot. Splinter forearm with reinforced Anson release and checkered in a modified point pattern with mullered borders about a central diamond with a blued diamond escutcheon. Exterior iron engraved with royal pattern scrollwork on a striated ground, interior with matching serial number. Action flats with serial number and view proof. Classic Holland sidelock action with medium spaced Royal scrollwork bordered by beaded strapwork and boldly signed “HOLLAND & HOLLAND” in ornament. Bottom of action with “ROYAL HAMMERLESS EJECTOR” and “PATENT SINGLE TRIGGER” on trigger plate. Right hand checkered break open lever engraved ‘PATENT EJECTOR”, automatic safety with “SAFE” in gold ahead of slide. Single trigger protected by a flat bottom trigger guard with serial number engraved on strap. Darkly veined straight grained walnut stock with teardrops behind locks and constructed with an English straight grip and a Royal diamond cross-section wrist, golden initial plaque at toe line, and serrated horn buttplate. CONDITION: Very good as conserved and refreshed in the English tradition. Barrels with virtually all of their quality reblack with some scattered pockmarks visible under the finish and a touch of silvering where forearm contacts barrels. Proofs and legends softened by reblack but legible. Refreshed restocks nicely cut checkering and some scattered handling marks and light dings. Mechanically fine, bores very good, smooth, but somewhat dirty towards chambers. Ejectors are strong and in time. 10,000 - 15,000

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1400 - (M) ABBIATICO & SALVINELLI SIDE BY SIDE DOUBLE RIFLE IN 9.3X74R WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Abbitatico & Salvinelli Model: SXS Double Rifle Serial No. 89 Caliber/Bore: 9.3x74R Barrel Length: 23 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 5/8” Drop at Heel: 2” Length of Pull: 14 - 5/8” Weight: 7 Lbs. 9 oz. / 9 lbs. with Scope

Circa 1976. We believe this to be a fine prototype double rifle for the famous Italian gun and rifle maker in a great European caliber with monobloc 23 - 1/2” blued steel barrels. Barrels are fitted with ejectors, third fastener, blued smooth spear point quarter rib with standing express sight, claw mounts, and blued smooth spear point island blade front sight. Left barrel reads “Abbiactico & Salvinelli”. Bottom of right barrel reads “PROTOTIPO EXPRESS” and stamped with Italian nitro proof marks and date code of “AB” in square. Bottom of left barrel with same proof markings. Barrel flats stamped “a&s”, abbiatico salvinelli”,with Italian nitro proofs, 1187, “MADE IN ITALY”, and 089 for serial number. Rear lump stamped “ORESTE”, “MARIO”, “PRIMO”, “TONY”, and “REMO”. Rib with loop for sling. Bright coin finished sidelock action with hand detachment lever is also built with a hidden third fastener, disc set strikers, and double triggers. Double triggers are protected by a right hand rolled edged trigger guard that carries on to a long bottom strap. A dark straight grained, English straight hand gripped European walnut stock is built with sharp fine point checkering, drop points, loop for sling, and checkered butt stock. The matching dark forend is adorned with the firms gold shield which is engraved “a&s” Anson style push button release is checkered. Escutcheon and forend iron with minimal border scroll. Rifle is accompanied with a Zeiss Diavari - Z 1,5-6x42 scope. rifle and scope are housed in a tanned leather case with red lining and a leather “Abbiatico & Salvinelli” trade label. Case is fitted with an A&S nickel round oil bottle, nickel striker pot, cleaning rod attachments. CONDITION: Excellent. Barrels retain 99% original blue. Action is sound and barrels are tight on face. Triggers are crisp and ejectors work well with fired brass snap caps. Stock and forend are excellent. Nice double rifle. 9,000 - 12,000

1401 - (M) ENGRAVED ABBIATICO & SALVINELLI SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Abbiatico & Salvinelli Model: Sidelock Side by Side Serial No. 214 Barrel Length: 26 - 3/4” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8” Drop at Heel: 2” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4” Barrel Wall Thickness: L:.021 R:.021 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: L:.043 R:.018 Gauge: 28 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: L:.570 R:.566 Weight: 5 Lbs. 6 oz.

Circa 1980. A nice light weight 28 bore game gun with chopper lump blued steel 26 - 3/4” barrels. Barrels are nicely fitted with 2 - 3/4” chambers, ejectors, and Holland & Holland style self opening mechanism. The smooth tapered concave rib is fitted with small round steel front bead sight. Left barrel reads “abbiactico & salvinelli”. Bottom of left barrel reads “JOE BOJALAD-PITTSBURGH”, “CAM.70”, 14,3, and with “*”. Bottom of right barrel is stamped “KG 0.960”, “14,3” and with “***”. Chokes are Full and Improved Modified. Barrel flats stamped “214” (serial number), “*” over “FINITO”, “abbiatico salvinelli”, “a&s” and with Spanish nitro proofs. Rear lump stamped “DANTE”, “MARIO”, “REMO”, and “TONY”. Coin finished sidelock action with scroll and rose bouquets and “ABBIATICO & SLAVINELLI” engraved at bar is engraved by “BRUNO INC”, which is engraved on left side of trigger plate. Action with disk set strikers, gas escape ports, single mechanical trigger, engraved and checkered top lever, as well as engraved and checkered top lever slide. Trigger is protected by a right hand rolled edged coin finished scroll engraved trigger guard that extends to an engraved long bottom strap and with the guns serial number “214”. The straight hand dark marbled European walnut stock is finely checkered and is handsomely fit with drop point and diamond grip shape. Butt stock is 3/4 finely checkered. The matched fine checkered semi-beavertail forend is furnished with a checkered Anson styled push button release, gold shield engraved “a&s”. Escutcheon and forend iron metal with light scrolls. Gun is housed in a tan leather light weight case. Case is fitted with a 3 piece wood cleaning rod, nickel plated round oil bottle, 2 spare firing pins, cleaning attachments, 2 turnscrews and 2 guns socks. CONDITION: Very good. Barrels retain 98% original blue color. Bores are shiny. Action is tight. Ejectors are timed well. Trigger is crisp. Stock and forend with light handling marks. Nice little gun. 9,000 - 12,000

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1402 - (A) CASED HOLLAND & HOLLAND BACK ACTION SIDE BY SIDE 12 BORE PARADOX DOUBLE RIFLE. Manufacturer: Holland & Holland Model: Paradox Serial No. 11510 Caliber/Bore: 12 Bore Barrel Length: 28 - 1/8” FFL Status: Antique

An included 2017 Holland & Holland archival letter with factory record scan indicates this gun was completed November 4th, 1886. An additional letter by Roger Lake, co-author of “Paradox: The Story of Colonel G.V. Fosbery, Holland & Holland and the Paradox Rifled Shot and Ball Gun” indicates it was the 14th paradox rifle by Holland & Holland, constructed in July 1886, and the earliest extant gun he was aware of. The gun shipped to W.R. Furnace. Walter Rogers Furnace of Philadelphia was born in 1861 as the son of famed Shakespeare scholar H.H. Furnace. The fun loving young man inherited considerable wealth from the estate of his grandfather in 1883, using some of his wealth to join the Jekyll Island Club in 1886 where he hunted extensively over the next decade, almost assuredly putting this gun to good use. Based on Fosbery’s patent the Damascus 12 bore barrels of this paradox gun have a rifled choke at the muzzle, allowing the gun to also accurately be used with ball ammunition as an express rifle. The flat dolls head rib is engraved “HOLLAND & HOLLAND. 98 NEW BOND STREET. LONDON.” “WINNERS OF ALL THE “FIELD” RIFLE TRIALS.” and “PARADOX / FOSBERY PATENT”. The rib has an engraved doll’s head extension with bands of engraving at the breeches. Rib is mounted with a blade front sight and 2-leaf slip up express sights graduated at “50” and “100”, the “100” leaf lined. Tight scroll engraved round body back action lock with top lever, rebounding hammers, and double triggers. Lock plates are engraved “HOLLAND & HOLLAND”. Checkered walnut splinter forend with engraved Deeley style release. Stock is handsomely figured walnut with checkered straight grip, double line European cheek piece, and steel widow’s peak butt plate. Gun is housed in a later vintage leather wrapped case with “J.G.G.C” initials on the lid and aged replica trade label. Gun is also accompanied by a pair of snap caps, oil bottle, 2-piece wiping rod, cleaning tools, as well as loading components including a steel regulator, Holland & Holland marked brass fixer, RCBS mold, cast paradox balls, wadding, and paper hull casings. CONDITION: Very good. Barrels have been cleaned to a gray patina with patterning evident. Action has a mellow dove gray patina throughout. Right breech has been refaced, the left with some oxidation spotting. Lockup is tight as restored. Stocks are fine as restored by “The Stock Doctor” to an attractive gloss finish with scant handling marks. Butt plate has some fading wiped on blue. Bores have defined paradox rifling with some expected cleaned black powder spotting throughout. Fine mechanics. Case displays well although shows some expected age and evidence of use. 8,000 - 12,000

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1403 - (M) ARMI DI LUSSO ZANOTTI SIDELOCK SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Armi Di Lusso Model: SxS Serial No. 5016 Barrel Length: (ALL) 26” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 5/8” Drop at Heel: 2 - 3/8” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4” Barrel Wall Thickness: (A/20) (L) .031 (R) .033 (B/28) (L) .028 (R) .028 (C/.410) (L) .030 (R) .036 Chamber: (A/20) 3” (B/28) 2 3/4” (C/410) 3” Choke: (A/20) (L) .005 (R) .002 (B/28) (L) .007 (R) .003 (C/410) (L) .005 (R) .001 Gauge: 20, 28 & .410 Internal Bore Diameter: (A/20) (L) .624 (R) .624 (B/28) (L) .564 (R) .565 (C/.410) (L) .422 (R) .422 Weight: (A/20) 6 Lbs. 9 oz. (B/28) 6 Lbs. 6 oz. (C/.410)6 Lbs. 7 oz.

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Built in 1960. 20 bore with 2 extra sets of barrels in 28 and .410 bores. The 20 bore and .410, 26” chopper lump blued steel barrels are built with 3” chambers while the 28 bore is built with 2 - 3/4”. All barrels are fitted with ejectors, matte tapered slightly game rib with round brass front bead sights. Left barrels read “FABIO ZANOTTI DA BOLOGNA”. Right barrels read “ACCIAIO PHONIX”. The 20 bore barrels are marked “SKEET 1”, “SKEET 2” and “15,8” on bottoms. Barrel flats are stamped “CAM. 76”, “5016” (serial number), “MAGNUM”, “XVI”, “15,5”, “FABIO ZANOTTI”, “BOLOGNA”. Rear lump is stamped “20”. The bottom of the 28 bore barrels are stamped “SKEET 1” and “SKEET 2”, “14,3” and “KG1 070, 14,3”. Barrel flats read “XXVI, 5016 (for serial number), CAM. 76, FABIO ZANOTTI BOLOGNA”, PSF with “*” above and with Italian proofs. Rear lump stamped “28”. The bottoms of the .410 barrels read “SKEET 1 and SKEET 2”, 10,7 and KG1 100 on bottoms. Barrel flats are stamped “CAM. 76”, “5016” (serial number), “MAGNUM”, “XXVI”, “15,5”, “FABIO ZANOTTI”, and “BOLOGNA”. Rear lump is stamped “410”. The non-auto safe sidelock with single mechanical trigger and barrel selector is nicely engraved by inc. Lora F. which is signed on right side of trigger plate. Left lock engraved with 2 gold hunting dogs (setters) on point over 2 gold inlaid quail. Right lock plate engraved with 2 gold hunting dogs (pointers) over a golden flying pheasant and a gold inlaid quail. Bottom action engraved and gold inlaid with a retriever peering up at a pair of flying ducks. “FABIO ZANOTTI” also in gold. Gold inlay supported by floral scrolls on blacked stipple ground. Single trigger protected by matching floral and stipple engraved trigger guard. Bow of trigger with gold inlaid crane with crab in its beak. Trigger guard extends to the stocks bottom strap with matched engraving and serial number “5016” which is in gold. The dark reddish brown European stock with pistol hand grip is finely checkered, has drop points and a Monte Carlo comb. Buttstock is fitted with “JBE” in gold and with leather covered orange recoil pad. The beavertail forends have matched engraving on iron metal, escutcheons and matched checkering. The center diamond on forend grips are nicely adorned with mythical male god holding a pitchfork. CONDITION: Very good. Barrels all retain 95% blue. Bores are good, ejectors are timed well. Action is sound and tight with all barrels. Stock is good with handling marks from use. Forends show slight signs of use and storage. Nice set up. 8,000 - 12,000

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1404 - (M) BERETTA MODEL 451 EELL 3 BARREL SET 12 BORE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Beretta Model: 451 EELL Serial No. H0222 Barrel Length: (1&2) 25 - 3/4” (3) 28 - 1/4” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1- 1/2” Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/8” / 2 3/4”(Heel) Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4” Barrel Wall Thickness: (A/1) (L) .033 (R) .028 (B/2) (L) .032 (R) .034 (C/3) (L) .038 (R) .033 Chamber: (ALL) 2 - 3/4” Choke: (A/1) (L) .006 (R) .005 (B/2) (L) .032 (R) .012 (C/3) (L) .039 (R) .026 Gauge: 12 Internal Bore Diameter: (A/1) (L) .726 (R) .727 (B/2) (L) .728 (R) .729 (C/3) (L) .725 (R) .728 Weight: (1&2)7 Lbs. 4 oz. (3) 7 Lbs. 7 oz.

Built circa 1971, this side by side game gun has been fitted with 3 different sets of monobloc blued steel barrels. Barrel set number “1” is 25 - 3/4” in length with a low profiled concave matte ventilated rib with round front bead sight and ejectors. Chokes are Skeet and Skeet. The “2” barrels are also 25 - 3/4” in length with low profiled concave matte game rib with round front bead sight. Chokes are Full and Modified. The number “3” sets of barrels are 28 - 1/4” long with low profiled concave matte game rib with round front bead sight. Chokes are Full and Improved Modified. All three sets of barrels read “BOEHLER * ANTINIT STEEL” “P. BERETTA-Gardone V.T.” “MADE IN ITALY” on left barrel. The number “1” barrel bottoms read “CAM. 70”, “18,4” “KG1,300” “18,4”, “S”,and “S”. Mid rib stamped “1 750E”. The number “2” barrel bottoms read “CAM. 70 18,4 KG1,300 18,4,”O”,”OOO” “. Mid rib stamped “2 750E”. The number “3” barrel bottoms read “CAM. 70 18,4 KG1,300 18,4, “O”,”OO”. Mid rib stamped “3 750E”. All barrel flats stamped “CHOKE”, “PB BERETTA”, “H0222”, “451 EELL” and appropriate Italian proof marks. The ribs of each barrel set near breech have engraved in gold its respective number “1”, “2” and “3”. All barrel sets at breech have light foliate scroll engraving and at muzzle a cross hatch engraving pattern between the barrels. This handsome EELL sidelock action with gold pins is equipped with set disk strikers, gas escape ports, gold washed and checkered single inertia trigger, non-auto slide safe (S) in gold and an integrated barrel selector on slide safe. Trigger is protected by a blacked engraved trigger guard that extends to a 3/4 length bottom tang. The lovely game scene engraving is executed by J. Giuupiui which is engraved on left lock plate with year of 1971. Left lock plate is engraved with 3 cock pheasant and a female pheasant in a field with woods and sky in the background. Right lock with 3 ducks lending and another just about to take off from grassy pond. Action bottom engraved with a male and female pheasant hiding in tall grass while another male takes flight. Action bottom also engraved “P. BERETTA - GARDONE V.T.”. Action and fences also engraved with supporting fine scroll. Pierced and blacked top lever is engraved and bears a gold inlay of a crown. Trigger guard is also engraved with a standing crane eating a toad in a body of water on trigger bow. The smoky European walnut Monte Carlo stock has fine point checkering on its pistol grip. “JEB” is gold inlaid into the top portion of the stocks heel. Buttstock is checkered. Three beavertail forends with matched checkering are built with Anson style push button releases that are checkered. Escutcheons are blued with scroll engraving. Exterior iron metal is also blued with scroll engraving and each are numbered in gold accordingly. Interior iron metal stamped “HO222”. Gun and barrels are nicely housed in an oak and leather case which is cloth covered. Case is accompanied by various makers certificates, P. Beretta cleaning cloth, and case key. CONDITION: Very good. Barrels all retain 98% original blue. Action is tight, Trigger is crisp and all ejectors function properly with snap caps. Barrel selector made in operable. Stock is very good with minor handling marks. Forends are very good except number “1’ has gouge in checkering line near knuckle. Good set up. 8,000 - 12,000

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1405 - (M) FAMARS DIANA 2 BARREL SET 12 BORE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Famars Model: SxS Serial No. 28945 Barrel Length: (BOTH) 26” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8” Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/8” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/8” Barrel Wall Thickness: (A/I) (L) .031 (R) .032 (B/II) (L) .030 (R) .031 Chamber: (BOTH) 2 - 3/4” Choke: (A/I) (L) .002 (R) .002 (B/ II) (L) .025 (R) .012 Gauge: 12 Internal Bore Diameter: (A/I) (L) .723 (R) .724 (B/II) (L) .727 (R) .727 Weight: (BOTH) 6 Lbs. 14 oz.

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Circa 1971. This sidelock game gun is fitted with 2 sets of 26” blued steel dovetail barrels that have 2 3/4” chambers. Both sets of barrels are equipped with ejectors, filed, tapered, ventilated ribs and with small round steel front bead sights. The muzzles are nicely engraved on wedge and on barrels with floral scroll. The breech end of barrels are engraved with floral scroll panels. Ribs are both gold inlaid “I” and “II” near breech. Tops of barrels with gold inlay reading “40”, “Magnifici 4 Famars”, on left barrels and “Armi Famars” on right. Bottoms of barrels stamped “KG 1260”, “18.3”. Barrel flats are stamped “XX7”, “CAM. 70”. “FAMARS”, “PSF” “1”, “2” with “*” above and Italian nitro proofs. Barrel flats also stamped with serial number “28945”. Chokes on the number “I” set of barrels are Skeet and Skeet. Chokes on the number “II” set of barrels are Improved and Improved Cylinder. The sidelock action is finely engraved by master engraver Galeazzi. The engraving is of Diana, Goddess of the Hunt in different settings. The left lockplate has Diana disrobing while sitting on a rock after hunt of hare and bird with hunting dog and 3 maidens sitting in wood. Right lockplate with several female huntresses in different field activities, 1 with a pair of hunting dogs, 2 transporting their kill of a deer on pole, five practicing their archery skills, and with 1 other observing the group and happenings. All in a wooded open field. Bottom action engraving with Diana standing with nothing but bow, arrow, and hunting dog in a semi-open wooded field. All engraving is incredibly executed in Bulino style engraving with floral scroll around borders. Master engraver Galeazzi has signed both lockplates and again on right hand side of trigger plate. Top lever is also engraved and checkered as is the safety slide. “Safe” is in gold. The sidelock action is built with disc set strikers, gas escape ports, and checkered single mechanical trigger. The trigger is protected by a right hand rolled edge fully floral scroll engraved trigger guard. Trigger guard extends to a long bottom strap which is also floral scroll engraved and with serial number “28945” in gold. A smoky, rich peanut butter brown colored European stock is fitted with a a Prince of Wales grip which is very finely checkered and also adorned with drop points, gold inlaid initials “JBE” and a fine checkered butt. The gun’s 2 sets of barrels each have their own matching semi-beavertail forends with matched engraved floral scroll on exterior iron metal and escutcheons. The Anson styled push button releases are checkered. Forends are nicely fitted with gold shields which are engraved “FAMARS”. Gun and barrels travel in a leather case that has the “FAMARS” logo in gold on its inner lid. CONDITION: Excellent. Both set of barrels retain approximately 97% original blue and with some minor handling marks from use or storage. Action is tight. Ejectors and trigger are very good. Stock with very slight markings. Forends are very good. Number “I” forend with a few small round dark spots, perhaps from a splatter of a cleaning agent. Excellent, piece of art in a game gun. 8,000 - 12,000

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1406 - (M) ABBIATICO & SALVINELLI 28 BORE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Abbiatico & Salvinelli Model: Side by Side Serial No. 40 Barrel Length: 26 - 3/4” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8” Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/8” Length of Pull: 14 - 3/8” Barrel Wall Thickness: (L).028 (R) .032 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (L) .017 (R) .007 Gauge: 28 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .555 (R) .555 Weight: 5 Lbs. 8 oz.

Circa 1980. A lively game gun with 26 - 3/4” blue steel barrels and 2 - 3/4” chambers. The barrels are nicely appointed with auto ejectors, smooth tapered concave game rib and a small round bead sight. Breech end of barrels with gold inlay band. Top of left barrel reads “ABBIATICO & SALVINELLI”. Bottom of left barrel reads “JOE BOJALAD-PITTSBURGH” and is stamped “CAM. 70, 14.0 and with “**”. Bottom of right barrel is stamped with “****”, KG 1 040, 14,0”. Barrel flats stamped “A&S”, “abbiatico & salvinelli”, 28 in square, PSF with “*” and with serial number “040”. Rear lump with Dante, Gian, Poli, Remo, Mario and Tony. Chokes are Improved Modified and Improved Cylinder. Coin finished sidelock action with disk set strikers, gas escape ports, gold inlaid borders around lock plates and knuckle. Border of lock plate, fences, top lever, top strap, safety slide, hinge pin, right hand rolled edged trigger guard bow and long bottom strap are all chisel cut with floral scrolls. Action bottom is adorned with gold ribbon that reads ABBIATICO SALVINELLI at both ends and chisel engraved with mythical warlock or god’s head which is also repeated on the trigger guard bow. European smoky figured stock with English straight hand grip and fine checkering stock is completed by a matched checkered butt. The semi beavertail forend has been adorned with the same engraving on iron metal. Escutcheon with coin finish and gold borders. Anson style release is checkered. Leather case houses the gun. CONDITION: Very good. Barrels retain 98% original blue. Action is sound, trigger is crisp and ejectors are timed well. Some of the guns metal parts including on lock plate have a bit of cleaned up freckling. Stock and forend very good with minor handling marks. Good and unique Gun. 8,000 - 12,000

1407 - (M) ABBIATICO & SALVINELLI .410 BORE HAMMER SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Abbiatico & Salvinelli Model: Side by Side Hammer Shotgun Serial No. 269 Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/4” Drop at Heel: 2” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/2” Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .038 (R) .038 Chamber: 3” Choke: (L) .002 (R) .001 Gauge: .410 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .410 (R) .410 Weight: 5 Lbs. 11 oz.

Circa 1980. Chopper lump browned 26” steel barrels with 3” chambers. Barrels are nicely fit with ejectors, smooth concave game rib, and small round front bead sight. Left barrel reads “Abbiatico & Salvinelli”. Bottom barrel with importer’s name “JOE BOJALAD-PITTSBURGH”. Barrels also stamped CAM. 76 on bottom. Barrel flats read “AS”, Serial number “269” and appropriate Italian proofs. The streamlined coin finished action has been appropriately built with low hammers that are nicely scroll engraved and checkered. Chokes are Skeet and Skeet. Water table reads 410 in square, “a&s”, “abbiatico & salvinelli”, “269” and “MADE IN ITALY”. Water table also with Italian proofs. Action, top lever, and top strap supported by floral scroll and stippling. Top lever thumb piece and safe slide are checkered. Action bottom with light scroll and “A & S” engraved ahead of trigger guard. Action is also built with a single mechanical trigger. The right hand rolled edged trigger guard and long bottom strap is engraved with matching floral scroll. A honey colored European stock with drop point and tightly checkered straight hand grip is finished with a fine checkered butt. The semi beavertail forend is with matched checkering and floral engraved iron metal. The escutcheon is foliate engraved and Anson style release is checkered. Center of forend is adorned with a gold shield baring the firms initials “A&S”. Interior iron metal with guns serial number “269”. Leather case with extra springs, firing pins, and 3 piece cleaning rod accompany this lovely little gun. CONDITION: Very good. Left barrel with some freckling going towards breech. Action is sound and tight, ejectors are timed well. Trigger is crisp. Stock and forend very good. Case very good. 8,000 - 12,000

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1408 - (M) FAMARS 3 BARREL SET SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Famars Model: Side By Side Shotgun Serial No. 27850 Barrel Length: (ALL) 26” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8” Drop at Heel: 2” (2 - 5/8”) Length of Pull: 14 - 1/8” Barrel Wall Thickness: (A/I) (L) .033 (R) .032” (B/II) (L) .027 (R) .024 (C/III) (L) .038 (R) .039 Chamber: (A/I) 2 -3/4” (B/II) 2 3/4” (C/III) 2 - 1/2” Choke: (A/I) (L) .003 (R) .003 (B/ II) (L) .002 (R) .002 (C/III) (L) .005 (R) .005 Gauge: (A/I) 20 (B/II) 28 (C/III) .410 Internal Bore Diameter: (A/I) (L) .626 (R). 627 (B/II) (L) .564 (R) .564. (C/III) (L) .426 (R) .424 Weight: (A/I) 6 Lbs. 8 oz. (B/II) 6 Lbs. 7 oz. (C/III) 6 Lbs. 13 oz.

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Circa 1970. A multi-purpose shotgun with a trio of barrels in different gauges: 20, 28, and .410. All barrels are dovetailed and are 26” in length and built with flat top ventilated filed ribs with steel front bead sights. Muzzles and breech have nicely appointed floral scroll panels. Breech end of ribs are numbered with gold inlay “I” (20 gauge), “II” (28 gauge) and “III” (.410 gauge). Left side of left barrels read “ARMI FAMARS”. Bottom of left barrel stamped “15,9”, “KG1,200”, and “15,9” on right of number I set of barrels. Barrel flats stamped “CAM. 70, sa, XXVI, 27850 (for serial number)” and with Italian proofs. Bottom of left barrel stamped “14,2” and “KG1,140” and “14,2” on right of number II set of barrels. Barrel flats stamped “CAM. 65, sa, XXVI, 27850 (for serial number)” and with Italian proofs. Bottom of left barrel stamped “10,8”, “KG1,370”, and “10,8” on right of number III set of barrels. Barrel flats stamped “CAM. 65, sa, XXVI, 27850 (for serial number)” and with Italian proofs. The 20 and 28 gauge sets of barrels have 2 - 3/4” chambers while the .410 set of barrels is fit with 2 - 1/2” chambers. Coin finished sidelock action is furnished with set disk strikers, gas escapes, checkered black single mechanical trigger, and is non auto safe with safe written as “SICURRA” in between black engraved/pierced top lever and blacked checkered safe slide. Action is engraved with tight and floral scrolls. Engraved on the right side of the trigger plate is “-VASCO-INC-” (the engraver). A black engraved flat profile trigger guard protects the single mechanical trigger. Deluxe honey color European stock with streaks of dark grain has a Monte Carlo comb, pistol hand grip with fine point pattern checkering, checkered butt and gold inlaid initials “JBE” between the Monte Carlo comb and heel of butt. The beavertail forends have blacked engraved knuckles and escutcheons while a portion of the interior metals are coin finished. The polished Anson type push button releases are checkered at their tips. All forends have fine point pattern checkering with gold inlay FAMARS crest. Leather travel case with outer case cover has Famars logo on interior lid. CONDITION: Barrels retain 95% - 98% of their original blue. Stock with shake through grain near comb on right and slight marks from handling and storage. Forends have slight marks from handling and storage. Case is good. 8,000 - 12,000

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1409 - (M) ARMI DI LUSSO ZANOTTI 3 BARREL SET 12 BORE OVER UNDER SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Armi Di Lusso Zanotti Model: Over Under Serial No. 5080 Barrel Length: (A) 28 - 1/2” (B) 27 3/4” (C) 24 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 5/8” Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/8” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/8” Barrel Wall Thickness: (A) (O) .028 (U) .026 (B) (O) .022 (U) .025 (C) (O) .035 (U) .029 Chamber: (All) 2 - 3/4” Choke: (A) (O) .040 (U) .032 (B) (O) .037 (U) .013 (C) (O) .010 (U) .002 Gauge: 12 Internal Bore Diameter: (A) (O) .730 (U) .729 (B) (O) .730 (U) .729 (C) (O) .730 (U) .730 Weight: (A) 7 lbs. 10 oz. (B) 7 Lbs. 6 oz. (C) 7 Lbs. 5 oz. Built circa 1960. This combination game and competition gun with 3 sets of 2 - 3/4” chambered monobloc barrels each having different lengths and choke dimensions are built with filed, wide ventilated raised ribs and brass round front bead sights. Number (1) with 28 - 1/2” barrels has chokes of Full and Full. Number (2) with 27 - 3/4” barrels has chokes of Full and Improved Cylinder. Number (3) having 24 -1/2” barrels has chokes of Improved Cylinder and Skeet. All barrels read “FABIO ZANOTTI DA BOLOGNA” on top left of top barrel. On right of top barrel they read “ACCIAIO - SPECIALE - POENIX -”. Flats read with serial number “5080”, “CAM. 70”, “FABIO ZANOTTI BOLOGNA” and with early Italian nitro proofs. The sideplated coin finished boxlock action is engraved with games scenes and supporting scroll. Left lock plate with hunting scene of 2 hunting dogs on 3 pheasant in open wood. Right lock plate with 2 dogs on point after 3 woodcock in wooded field. Bottom action with retriever on the watch as 3 duck fly over head across pond. Top lever with scroll engraving and checkered thumb piece. Safe slide with light scroll and checkered thumb piece. “S” in gold. The single mechanical trigger is protected by a scroll engraved trigger guard that extends through a bottom tang which has light scroll and serial number “5080” engraved. A smoky reddish brown European Monte Carlo stock is complimented by drop points and a sharp checkered pistol grip. Behind the Monte Carlo comb are the letter “JBE” inlaid in gold. Buttstock is fitted with a brown rubber recoil pad with black spacer. The competition game forend has fine, sharp checkering and fit with a Deeley styled forend release. Forend release and iron metal are engraved with light scroll. Gun and barrels live in a dark brown leather case with canvas cover. Case with Zanotti trade label on interior lid. CONDITION: Good. Barrels retain 95% blue. Number 2 barrel with indentation under forend. Stock good with some slight wear from use. Forend good with slight gap at iron metal. Case good. 7,000 - 10,000 1410 - (M) ENGRAVED FRANCHI MONTE CARLO SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Franchi Model: Side by Side Imperial Monte Carlo Serial No. 13351 Barrel Length: 27 - 3/4” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8” Drop at Heel: 2” Length of Pull: 15” Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .029 (R) .029 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (L) .041 (R) .013 Gauge: 12 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .726 (R) .727 Weight: 6 Lbs. 13 oz. Circa 1956. A 12 bore game gun with 2 - 3/4” chambered chopper lump blued barrels. Barrels are furnished with ejectors, filed concave tapered game rib, and a round front bead sight. Barrels also have light scroll barrel bands at breech. Bottom of barrels read “BOEHLER ANTINIT DEMIBLOC” “13351” (for Serial number), “Kg 1,285” “18,4” “17,4” “*”,”20,3” over “70”, “18,4” “*”. Barrel flats stamped “PSF”, “70mm”, “FINITO”,”12” in circle and “Nitro”. Left barrel reads “S.P.A LUIGI FRANCHI BRESCIA MADE IN ITALY”. Chokes are Full and Improved Cylinder. The non-auto safe “SAFE” written as “SICURA” coin finished sidelock action is fully engraved with grape vines in a lovely scroll pattern on stippled ground. Breech face with disc set strikers water table with serial number “13351” “IMPERIAL MONTE CARLO EXTRA” under crown and with Italian proofs. The blacked top lever is engraved and with checkered thumb piece. Safe slide is blacked checkered and engraved. The handsome guns double triggers are checkered, blued, and the front is articulated. The triggers are protected by a blacked fully engraved trigger guard which extends through to a long bottom tang. The European walnut stock with smoky marbling has been built with drop points, semi-pistol grip, diamond point checkering, black grip cap which reads “FRANCHI BRESCIA” “MADE IN ITALY”, “S.A. LUIGI”, and with a diamond patterned checkered butt. The matched checkered splinter forend has blacked fully engraved exterior iron metal, blacked interior iron metal, checkered Anson styled push release and a gold inlay shield at center which reads “IMPERIAL MONTE CARLO”. The gun is accompanied by a brown leather textured travel case. CONDITION: Excellent. Barrels retain 97% original blue. Action is sound, ejectors are timed well. Stock with some handling marks. Forend is very good. Case is very good. Nice game gun. 7,000 - 10,000

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1411 - (M) BERETTA SO4 TRAP 12 GAUGE OVER/UNDER SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Beretta Model: SO4 Serial No. C05136B Barrel Length: 29 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/4” Drop at Heel: 1 - 3/4” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4” Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Gauge: 12 Weight: 8 lbs 8 oz Beretta Model SO4 Trap 12 gauge over under with 29 - 1/2” competition vent rib barrels with single selective trigger and ejectors. Factory hand made by Beretta craftsman and finished to the highest degree as opposed to the more contemporary produced SO series. Blued 1979 Italian superior proofed Boehler Antinit steel barrels with a matted ventilated rib, heavy white blade sight, mid-rib bead, and ejectors. The coin finished action is engraved with florals and foliate scrollwork, each lock engraved “P. Beretta” in script. Underside of the body is engraved “APPEVETTATO / ITALY” and “P. BERETTA / GARDONE V.T.”. Single inertia trigger and nonautomatic safety. Trigger guard is engraved with geometric borders which continue from the action with “TRAP” inlaid in silver. Checkered walnut forend with engraved Deeley style release. The handsomely figured walnut stock has a checkered pistol grip with inset “MELBOURNE-MUNCHEN-MOCKBA-LOS ANGELES” Olympic medallion and red rubber Beretta waffle recoil pad. CONDITION: Very good. Most all blue are retained on the barrel with some thinning towards the muzzles, high edge wear, and scattered marks. Action is bright with some light cleaned pinprick spotting. The “R” in “TRAP” has an area of silver wire loss. Stocks are fine with some added finish and light impressions. Bores are bright showing some use. Fine mechanics. Ejectors in time. 6,000 - 8,000

1412 - (M) FRANCHI SLE 12 BORE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Franchi Model: SLE Serial No. 14926 Barrel Length: 27 - 3/4” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/8” Drop at Heel: 1 - 3/8” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/2”Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .038 (R) .030 Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (L) .041 (Full) R .024 (Modified) Gauge: 12 Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .728 (R) .729 (1972) The top of the current Franchi line, this superbly made gun has 27 - 3/4” chopper lump barrels fitted with raised, matted game rib. Side of left barrel is engraved “S. A. LUIGI FRANCHI BRESCIA” “MADE IN ITALY”. Barrel flats are stamped with 1972 Italian nitro proofs for 2 - 3/4” chambers. Bottoms of barrels have choke and steel information. Coin finished sidelock action features non-automatic safety (SICURA engraved), bushed strikers, and single non-selective trigger. Water table is marked with Franchi logos, serial number, and grade (Imperiale Montecarlo Extra). Action is engraved with a full coverage explosion of very well cut minuscule scroll which extends to within 1/64” from edges, and given depth by polished fillets on bottom and sides of action and beads around fences. Bottom of action is also engraved “SPA L. FRANCHI” “BRESCIA”. Blued top lever and single beaded trigger guard are engraved with more scroll. Engravers signature, “F Medici” on trigger plate. Very finely marbled and nicely figured flesh-toned European walnut straight grip buttstock measures 14 - 1/2”- over black rifle pad. Drop points are behind lockplates and well cut point pattern checkering is on diamond hand. Matching beavertail ejector forend with Anson release has gold inlaid Franchi crest engraved “Imperiale Montecarlo Extra”. Gun is housed in dark brown leather case with leather corners, lined in burgundy cloth. A Franchi label is in lid and case contains a key. Accompanying this rifle is a spare forend and information card, both numbered to the gun. CONDITION: Excellent, with evidence of casual field use, with some scratches and light marks on barrels. Coin finish remains bright, with a scattering of marks in wood, mostly on right side of butt, and a bit of wear on forend which also has a small chip in right side barrel channel. Bores are excellent. Mechanically excellent. The current Franchi Imperiale Montecarlo Extra, as made by Beretta, retails at over $140,000.00. 6,000 - 9,000

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1413 - (A) CASED SET OF BOSS SIDE BY SIDE UNDERLEVER SHOTGUNS. Manufacturer: (BOTH) Boss & Co Model: (BOTH) Side by Side Serial No. (A) 1633 (B) 1875 Barrel Length: (BOTH) 30” FFL Status: Antique Drop at Comb: (A) 1 - 1/2” (B) 1 - 1/8” Drop at Heel: (A) 1 - 7/8” (B) 1 - 9/16” Length of Pull: (A) 14 - 1/8”, neutral (B) 14 - 1/2” cast off for RH Barrel Wall Thickness: (A) (L) (L) .039 (R) .041 Chamber: (BOTH) 2 - 3/4” Choke: (A) (L) .015 (R) .010 (B) Briley Gauge: (A) 12 gauge (B) 28 gauge Composed pair of cased Boss & Co. 12 bore underlever hammer guns with one gun fitted with 28 bore tubes. Both guns sport 30” barrels. The 12 bore gun is choked improved cylinder and light modified while the gun with 28 bore Briley tubes have removable chokes installed. The 12 bore gun has a length of pull of 14 1/8” to a steel butt plate with an elongated widow’s peak. English stock, double triggers on a square bar action, double cam Jones underlever, rebounding hammers, springed nipples, extractor, crosspin forend fastener, plain game rib with a single brass front bead, horn forend tip with a widow’s peak, maker’s name on both locks, and an engraved silver oval. Wraparound checkering on top of the wrist and the forend is fully checkered. The top rib is engraved with “THOMAS BOSS & CO. 73 ST. JAMES’S STREET LONDON”. The barrels of this circa 1858 gun have been sleeved and the chambers are marked and measure 2 3/4”. Scroll engraved with about 60% coverage. The top strap is engraved in its entirety. Silvered action and furniture. CONDITION: Very good as refurbished. The sleeved barrels have been reblued with the sleeve lines barely visible. The bores rate excellent. Engraving on the barrels has been picked up. Engraving on the trigger guard and the bottom strap has softened considerably. Recut checkering on both the stock and forend rates excellent. Refinished stock rates very good with evidence of field use. Hammer screws appear to be replacements. The gun is slightly off face. The 28 bore tubed gun has a length of pull of 14 - 1/2” to a black rubber butt pad. English stock, double triggers, back action locks, single cam underlever, rebounding hammers, springed nipples, extractor, crosspin forend fastner, plain game rib with a single brass front bead, an the maker’s name on both locks. The top rib is engraved with “BOSS & CO, 73, ST JAMES’S STREET, LONDON”. This circa 1861 gun sports Damascus barrels. Scroll engraved with about 60% coverage. The long top strap is engraved in its entirety. Silvered action and furniture. CONDITION: Very good as restocked and 28 bore tubes installed. Good Damascus pattern. Checkering on both the stock and forend rates excellent. The new stock rates excellent with evidence of minor field use. The gun is off face. This pair of guns is housed in what appears to be a period brass cornered leather case, with the maker’s label and newer straps, that has been relined. Accessories include snap caps, oil bottle, key, box of cleaning patches, and extra chokes. 5,600 - 6,800

1414 - (C) AUGUSTE FRANCOTTE .300 H&H BOLT ACTION MAUSER SPORTING RIFLE. Manufacturer: Francotte Model: Bolt Action Serial No. 2440 Caliber/Bore: .300 H&H Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Length of Pull: 14 - 1/8” Auguste Fracotte of Belgium custom ordered with highly figured checkered walnut stock and outstanding and profusely floral engraved magazine floorplate assembly with an elegant gold inlaid leopard vignette. Though rarely encountered in the United States, The Francotte High Power Sporting rifles are renowned for their high standard of quality, craftsmanship and regal styling. Signed “AUG. FRANCOTTE - LIEGE / CAL. .300 H.H.” on the barrel. The richly blued sporting taper barrel is mounted with a blade front sight on a matted ramped base and express rear sight with fixed “100” notch and a fold up “300” leaf. Iron sights are superseded by a Swarovski 2.5-10x44mm Habicht scope on claw mounts. Mauser 98 style action with downward swept sporting bolt and short throw safety. Action is tastefully importer numbered to match the original serial number of this rifle as found engraved on the trigger guard. Finely checkered walnut stock with ebony tip, case colored grip cap, double line European cheekpiece, sling swivels, “AA” engraved gold toeline escutcheon, and red rubber pad. The button release hinged magazine floorplate features a central gold inlaid leopard with panels of tight foliate scroll and rope borders. CONDITION: Excellent as refreshed. Nearly all of the custom applied blue is retained with light wear and handling. Some mild cleaned oxidation present at the front sight base. Stock is excellent with sharp cut checkering. Left side of the stock has a few larger impressions to the rear of the forend checkering with scattered light marks throughout. Import marked. Brilliant bright bore with some light frosting. Fine mechanics. A handsome rifle. 5,000 - 8,000

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1415 - (M) CSMC MODEL 21 28 BORE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: CSMC Model: 21 Serial No. W38627 Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8” Drop at Heel: 1 - 3/4” Length of Pull: 13 - 3/4”, neutral cast Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (L) Modified (R) Improved Modified Gauge: 28 Weight: 6 lbs 11.5 oz Hybrid dovetailed chopper lump barrels with a small sized Bradley style red composite bead front sight on a machine matted solid concave rib with an open vignette at rear that reads “CUSTOM BUILT FOR J.C. GARRETT”. Chambers with 3 - 1/4” triangles with medium sized acanthus scroll with floral bands at gold lines over chambers. Underside of barrels with CSMC manufacturer information, proof steel mark, and choke designations for Modified in left barrel and Improved Cylinder in right. Jeweled barrel flats with serial number and “28 GAUGE 2 3/4 IN. CHAM.”. Beavertail forearm with ebony insert at forearm and elaborate checkered on a partially stippled ground with fleur-de-lis intrusions. Central roller release, with exterior iron engraved with scrollwork and inlaid with gold bands. Interior iron is jeweled and stamped with matching serial number on iron and wood. Forearm has strips of electrical tape on interior in attempt to improve the barrel to forearm fit. Action has been engraved after the Winchester 21-6 pattern with alerting pointers in a wooded mountain scene on both sides, a pair of ringneck pheasant in a similar scene on bottom, and and portrait of a dog on the trigger guard, all accented with scrollwork and gold wirework. Single selective mechanical trigger with selector mounted to blade, automatic safety with “SAFE” inlaid ahead of slide. Fiery feather crotch walnut stock with elaborate checkering en suite with forearm, golden oval at toe line engraved “JCG (presumably J.C. Garrett), and a checkered butt. CONDITION: Very good, retaining virtually all of the factory finishes throughout, with some scattered marks from handling and storage. Forearm somewhat loose despite tape. Stock excellent with very minor scattered marks. Mechanically fine, ejectors are strong and in time, bores very good, smooth, with some minor frost towards muzzle. 5,000 - 8,000

1416 - (C) LEGIERS SIGNED BROWNING DIANA GRADE 12 GAUGE SUPERPOSED OVER/UNDER SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Browning Model: Superposed Serial No. 76561 Barrel Length: 26 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8” Drop at Heel: 2” Length of Pull: 15” over pad, cast off Chamber: 3” Choke: (O) Full (U) Full Gauge: 12 Gauge Circa 1960. Machine matted vent rib with a medium sized steel bead front sight. Typical legends for a Belgian manufactured Superposed with Special Steel and 3” chambers. “*” markings on the left side of each chamber for Full chokes. Round nose forearm checkered in a modified point pattern about the Browning sliding release. Typical engraving of arabesque scroll and florals on exterior iron. Action with classic Diana grade scenes of pheasant in a forested scene on left, mallards on the water on the right, and partridge on the bottom. Scenes are supported by arabesque scrollwork, and signed “LEGIERS” on left and right scenes. Gold washed single selective trigger protected by a long tang trigger guard with a pair of rabbits on the bow. Non-automatic safety with “S” ahead of slide, “O” and “U” abutting for selector positions. Butt of a darkly veined straight grain walnut, with modified point pattern checkering about the round knob pistol grip and a Kick-Eez recoil pad. CONDITION: With the virtually all of the bluing on the barrels with some very mild handling marks and just thinning to silver where forearm reciprocates along bottom barrel. Action excellent, engraving well cut, with some staining to trigger guard tang. Stocks very good with some scattered handling marks including two long dashes at sidepanels. Mechanically fine, bores smooth with some firing residue towards chambers, ejectors are strong and in time. 4,000 - 6,000

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1417 - (C) SKEET GRADE WINCHESTER MODEL 21 16 BORE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 21 Serial No. 11434 Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 5/8” Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/8” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4” Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (L) WS1 (R) WS2 Gauge: 16 Gauge Manufactured 1936. 26” solid rib barrels with dual sight beads, factory choked WS1 & WS2 . Single selective trigger and ejectors. Blue finished with “SKEET” marking on underside of receiver. Varnished stocks with a checkered pistol grip, red Winchester buttpad, and matching beavertail forearm. Matching numbers. CONDITION: Very fine with 97% barrel finish with bright bores. Receiver retains 95% blue with losses on underside. Stocks are very good with some bruises and minor varnish loss. Mechanically excellent. 4,000 - 6,000 1418 - (C) WILLIAM CASHMORE .410 SIDE BY SIDE BOXLOCK SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: William Cashmore Model: Boxlock Serial No. 20605 Barrel Length: 27” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8” Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/8” Length of Pull: 14- 3/8”, cast slightly off Chamber: 2 - 1/2” Choke: (L) .013 (R) .028 Gauge: .410 Weight: 4 lbs 2 oz

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Petite and elegant, William Cashmore 410 small bore double 410. These fast pointing small frame doubles have become the envy of Quail hunters and light wing shooters worldwide. Manufactured by William Cashmore of Birmingham who operated from 1847 to 1960. Blued dovetail lump barrels with a flat rib, single bead sight, and extractor reproofed. Foliate tendril scroll engraved case hardened box lock with cross bolt lockup and side clips. Double triggers and automatic safety. Petite checkered walnut splinter forend with an inlaid ebony tip and Deeley style release. Oiled walnut restock with checkered straight grip and serrated butt. CONDITION: Very fine as earlier refreshed. Barrels retain the vast majority of blue. Action has faded to a pleasant coin patina, the engraving somewhat softened. Screw display rich strawing. Forend shows some expected checkering softening and impressions. Stock is very fine with some light handling and light impressions. Bores areas are bright showing use with some cleaned abrasions towards the beech. Fine mechanics. 4,000 - 6,000 1419 - (C) CASED WEBLEY & SCOTT 700 20 BORE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Webley & Scott Model: 700 Serial No. 143163 / 9830 Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 7/16” Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/4” Length of Pull: 14 - 3/4” Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (L) .003 (R) .026 Gauge: 20 Bore Factory cased Webley Model 700E 20 bore double with vividly case colored receiver and richly blued barrels, with automatic ejectors. Hand oil finished highly figured walnut stocks with concave rib. Manufactured in 1973. Blued barrels with smooth concave rib engraved for retailer “SUPPLIED BY “S.R. JEFFERY & SON LTD. GUILFDFORD.” with “WEBLEY & SCOTT” and “BIRMINGHAM” over the cambers. Barrels are fitted with a single bead front sight and ejectors. Case hardened box lock with foliate tendril scroll engraving. Floral engraved bottom plate and trigger guard, the tang numbered “9830”, likely for S.R. Jeffery. Double triggers and automatic safety. Checkered walnut splinter forend with pushbutton release. Stock has a checkered straight grip and serrated butt. Gun is housed in a canvas covered luggage case with added Webley & Scott trade label. CONDITION: Excellent. Barrels retain most all of their blue with some light losses at the muzzle and handling marks throughout. Case colors are bold and vivid with a coat of varnish. Stocks have a few light impressions. Very good bright bores. Fine mechanics. Factory Brady style case is excellent with little evidence of handling. 4,000 - 6,000

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1420 - (M) ARMAS GARBI GUNMARK ROYALE SIDELOCK SIDE BY SIDE 12 GAUGE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Armas Garbi Model: Gunmark Royale Serial No. 16716 Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Modern Length of Pull: 14” Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (L) Modified (R) Improved Cylinder Gauge: 12 gauge First offered in the mid 1970s. The action is based on the Holland & Holland with hand detachable locks. This is an English style gun. The walnut butt stock features the checkered straight grip and checkered butt. Base of stock has a silver escutcheon. The matching splinter forearm has a Deeley pattern release. The satin receiver is fully engraved with florals and game birds. The high polish blued trigger guard is also finely engraved. The high polish blued barrels feature the full scalloped rib, a single bead front sight, automatic ejectors and is stamped with maker legend. Shotgun also features dual triggers. CONDITION: Excellent. The barrels retain approximately 97% blue with a few minor rubs and handling marks. Bores are bright. Engraving is crisp as new, nearly full coverage, with nominal oxidation. The stocks ae excellent with minimal impressions. Mechanically sound with tight lock up. Truly, a top grade English style side by side. Import stamped under forearm. 3,600 - 5,000 1421 - (C) MARECHAL SIGNED BROWNING DIANA GRADE SUPERPOSED 20 BORE OVER/UNDER SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Browning Model: Superposed Serial No. 43571V7 Barrel Length: 26 - 3/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/4” Drop at Heel: 1 - 1/2” Length of Pull: 15 - 1/8” over pad Chamber: 3” Choke: (O) Full (U) Mod Gauge: 20 Manufactured in Belgium in 1967. The blued Special Steel superposed barrels have ejectors, a matted ventilated rib, and single bead sight. Coin finished action is engraved in Diana grade fashion with a trio of pheasants in a woodland scene on the left, mallards on the right, and a pair of partridge on the underside, all with broad acanthus leaf scroll borders. Left and right game scenes are signed “F MARECHAL” for Francois Marechal. Gold washed single trigger and selector nonautomatic safety. Checkered walnut forend with engraved release. Nicely figured walnut stock with checkered round knob pistol grip and added rubber recoil pad. CONDITION: Very good. Barrels retain the vast majority of their factory blue with some high edge silvering and an area of forend rub. Action has some areas of light oxidation. Gloss finished stocks have scattered field impressions and light scratching throughout. Underside of the matching forend tests negative for salt although internals have some oxidation. Bores are bright but show use. Fine mechanics. Ejectors in time. 3,500 - 5,500 1422 - (M) WINCHESTER PARKER DHE 20 GAUGE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: Parker Serial No. 20-2406 Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8” Drop at Heel: 2” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4” to end, cast off Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (L) Mod (R) Imp Cyl Gauge: 20 Manufactured under the direction of Winchester between 1983 and 1989 as a quality reintroduction of the iconic Parker side by side. It has blued barrels with a matted concave rib and brass mushroom bead front sight. “Parker Reproduction by WINCHESTER / EAST ALTON IL. U.S.A.” barrel address. Barrel flats have Winchester “WP” proof and “OVERLOAD / PARKER REPRODUCTION / PROOVED” proofs. Left barrel marked for “MOD” choke and the right for “IMP. CYL”. Action is case colored and features scroll engraving with a pointer dog vignette on each side and a trio of gamebirds on the underside. Strawed single trigger with selector. Automatic safety. Geometric point pattern checkered walnut beavertail forend with case hardened Deely release and tip. Stock of figured walnut with tear drop embellished side panels, checkered pistol grip, “PARKER BY WINCHESTER” plastic grip cap, blank toeline plate, and checkered butt with engraved skeleton butt plate. CONDITION: Very good. Barrels retain nearly all of their blue with scattered marks. Action colors have some fading on the underside. Stocks show scattered field impressions. Bores are bright with some moderate use evident. Fine mechanics. Ejectors in time. 3,500 - 5,500

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1423 - (M) ARRIETA 7-PIN SIDELOCK EJECTOR 28 BORE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Arrieta Model: SLE Serial No. 570333606 Barrel Length: 27” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/4” Drop at Heel: 1 - 7/8” Length of Pull: 14 - 3/4” Cast Off Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (L) Imp Mod (R) Mod Gauge: 28 Weight: 5 lb 15 oz Manufactured in 2006. The lustrous, polished blue barrels have ejectors and a single brass mushroom bead front sight on a thin unmatted rib which widens at the breech with tight scroll and gold inlaid “2”. Right barrel has engraved Arrieta address. Coin finished self opening 7-pin sidelock action with nearly full coverage tight floral scroll. Sculpted breeches with side clips. Gun has a single nonselective trigger, automatic safety, and gold lined cocking indicators. Engraved trigger guard has a gold “AC” fleur-de-lis diamond checkered walnut forend with push button release and engraved mounts. Nicely figured walnut stock with checkered straight grip and skip line checkered butt. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the custom blue is retained with some scattered handling marks and a few light oxidation spots. Action is bright. Stocks have a few field impressions. Bores are bright with some frosting. Fine mechanics. 3,500 - 5,500

1424 - (M) REMINGTON MODEL 1100 SPECIAL FIELD “F” GRADE 12 GAUGE SEMI-AUTOMATIC SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Remington Model: 110 Serial No. N930714V Barrel Length: 21” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/4” Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/4” Length of Pull: 14” Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: Skeet Gauge: 12 Extremely rare Remington model 1100 “F” grade special order 12 Ga, Special Field edition, masterfully engraved with full coverage of multiple game scene vignettes of waterfowl, game birds, and upland birds, surrounded by extensive scroll and vine coverage and scroll with punch dot back ground border. The extensive engraving coverage continues on the breech with scroll and vine and the muzzle with a tasteful border. Matted vent rib barrel with duel sight beads and choked Skeet. Mounted with extremely figured crouch walnut checkered in Remington Exhibition pattern with Fleur de Lis at wrist. 21” Vent rib barrel with Skeet Choke 14” LOP 1 1/4” DAC 2 1/2” DAH Neutral cast. CONDITION:Extremely fine with metal retaining over 98% finish with a trace of handling marks. Brilliant bore. Wood is excellent with some light impressions from storage. Mechanically excellent. 6,500 - 9,500

1425 - (C) FACTORY ENGRAVED REMINGTON MODEL 12-E EXPERT GRADE .22 RF SLIDE ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Remington Model: 12 Serial No. 104729 Caliber/Bore: .22 RF Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

The blued octagon barrel is rollmarked with the 2-line “REMINGTON ARMS-UNION METALLIC CARTRIDGE CO.” address. A few light flourishes of engraving embellish the breech. Fitted with a simple dovetailed blade front sight and elevation adjustable u-notch rear, as well as a folding Lyman tang aperture sight. The takedown receiver is wonderfully engraved in the E factory pattern. The left side features a central rhombus shaped vignette of two rabbits bounded by foliate scroll and rope borders. Right side displays a squirrel with nut in hand in its main vignette to the rear of the ejection port with further scrollwork. A well executed dog head with scroll surround embellishes the top. Deluxe diamond checkered walnut slide handle and straight grip stock of nice figure with Remington UMC crescent butt plate. CONDITION: Very fine. Rifle retains the vast majority of its factory blue with some mild areas of fading and wear, along with scattered handling marks. Wood has some expected scratches and field impressions throughout. Bright, well defined bore with some areas of light abrasion. Fine mechanics. A very handsome .22 rifle. 6,000 - 9,000

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1426 - (M) CASED PAIR OF ARRIETTA SIDELOCK EJECTOR SHOTGUNS, ONE 12 BORE AND ONE 20 BORE, WITH CASE. Manufacturer: (BOTH) Arrieta Model: (BOTH SLE Serial No. (A) 458-98 (B) 459-98 Barrel Length: (BOTH) 28” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: (A) 1 - 1/2”- (B) 1 3/8”+ Drop at Heel: (A) 2” (B) 2”Length of Pull: (A) 14 - 1/4”+ to end of pad, cast very slightly off (B) 14 3/8” to end of pad, cast off Chamber: (A) 3” (B) 2 - 3/4” Choke: (A) (L) Full (R) Skeet (B) (L) Improved Cylinder (R) Skeet Gauge: (A) 12 (B) 20 Weight: (A) 6 lbs 13 oz (B) 6 lbs 4.5oz Circa 1998 per Spanish serial number code. (A) Chopper lump barrels with brass bead front sights on narrow, solid, concave ribs, signed over the right chamber “Fea. de Escopetas Arrieta - Elgoibar Espana”. Rear of rib with a 1” sprig of engraving, while chamber breeches are decorated with stiffleaf work. Barrels are relieved for sideclips. Underside of right barrel with “MADE IN SPAIN”, tubes with a nominal 18.5 IBD and three stars of left barrel and four on right, denoting Modified and Improved Cylinder. Barrel flats with Spanish nitro proofs at 1200 BAR. Splinter forearm with reinforced Anson plunger release with modified point pattern checkering about an open diamond, with light scroll engraving on exterior iron. Interior with matching serial number stamped in the forearm wood. Action flats with serial number, Spanish nitro proofs, Arrieta mark, and designation for a 12 gauge with 70mm chambers (2 - 3/4”), and disc set strikers. Holland & Holland hand detachable sidelocks with cocking indicates and wide cut floral scrollwork and beaded edges signed “Arrieta y Cia” in open vignettes at bars. Recoil shields fit for sideclips. Single mechanical trigger protected by a long tang trigger guard with right edge rolled guard and light engraving en suite, automatic safety with “S” ahead of tab. Straight grained walnut stocks with light fiddlebacking, teardrops behind locks, point pattern checkering about the English straight grip, initial plaques at toe line engraved “BME”, and a thin Pachmayr White Line recoil pad with black spacer. (B) Largely in same configuration except as a 20 bore. Spanish proofs are for a nominal 15.8 IBD and two Modified chokes at 1200 BAR with a “11 4.7 gmos” proof still partially visible. Both guns are housed in a leather wrapped and tabbed case lined in foliage green cloth with an Arrieta trade label in lid and containing case straps and pair of triggers for converting the guns to a two trigger configuration. CONDITION: Excellent, retaining virtually all of the original factory bluing to the barrels with some very minor marks from handling and assembly. Stocks excellent with some scattered handling marks and dings, right side of 20 bore with heavier marks than balance. Bores excellent with some firing residue and firing striations. Mechanics on (A) need some attention as trigger needs manual encouragement to reset and ejectors are not throwing snap caps, probably gummy from old oil, (B) Mechanically fine, ejectors are in time. Case excellent with some scattered rubs and scuffs to exterior of case. Latch needs attention as screws are working loose. A well set up pair of shotguns. 3,000 - 5,000 1427 - (M) WINCHESTER PARKER DHE 20 BORE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: Parker Serial No. 831 Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8” Drop at Heel: 2” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/2” Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (L) Mod (R) Imp Cyl Gauge: 20 Bore Manufactured in Japan for Winchester between 1983 and 1989 replicating the beloved Parker side by side. Blued barrels have a matted concave rib, single brass mushroom bead front sight, and ejectors. “Parker Reproduction by WINCHESTER / EAST ALTON IL. U.S.A.” barrel address. Barrel flats have Winchester “WP” proof and “OVERLOAD / PARKER REPRODUCTION / PROOVED” proofs. Action is case colored and features scroll engraving with a pointer dog vignette on each side as well as a trio of gamebirds on the underside. Strawed selectable single trigger and automatic safety. Geometric milti point pattern checkered walnut splinter forend with case hardened Deeley release and tip. Stock of figured walnut with tear drop embellished side panels, checkered pistol grip, “PARKER BY WINCHESTER” plastic grip cap, blank toeline plate, and checkered butt with engraved skeleton butt plate. Gun is housed in it correct leather wrapped luggage case with “PARKER REPRODUCTION” label. CONDITION: Excellent. Barrels retain virtually all of their blue. Case colors are strong and bright. Stocks have light handling marks. Mirror bores. Fine mechanics. Cases has a few scuffs and wear. 3,000 - 5,000

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1428 - (M) AYA SLE 28 BORE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN WITH CASE. Manufacturer: AyA Model: SLE Serial No. 152-98 Barrel Length: 27” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8” Drop at Heel: 1 - 7/8” Length of Pull: 15” Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (L) Mod (R) Imp Cyl Gauge: 28 Manufactured in 1998. High polish blued barrels with a concave rib engraved “AYA AGUIRE & ARAZABAL - MADE IN SPAIN” with foliate scroll towards the breech. Barrels are fitted with ejectors and a single mushroom bead front sight. Underside of the barrels engraved “N.E. Custom Gun Ltd. Plainfield N.J.” under the forend. Case colored hand detachable side lock action with nearly full coverage tight foliate scroll engraving and gold lined cocking indicators. Double triggers, the front trigger articulated. Automatic safety. Checkered walnut splinter forend with engraved mounts and a push button release. Figured walnut stock with checkered diamond grip, blank toeline plate, and checkered butt. Gun is housed in an Elk River luggage case. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the lustrous blue is retained on the barrels with some light marks and muzzle wear. Colors are strong and bright. Stocks are fine as cleaned with added finish and a few scattered dings. Bright bores. Fine mechanics. Case is good although has claw marks on the lid. 3,000 - 5,000

1429 - (C) WINCHESTER MODEL 21 TRAP 12 GAUGE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN WITH UPGRADED ENGRAVING BY THE NOTED MIKE DUBBER. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 21 Serial No. 16675 Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8” Drop at Heel: 2 - 3/8”Length of Pull: 14 - 1/2” over pad, 13 - 1/2”+ to wood, cast off. Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (L) .003 (R) .006 Gauge: 12 Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .726 (R) .729 Weight: 7 lbs 11 oz

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Probably circa 1940s given known surrounding serial numbers. Barrels with classic hybrid dovetailed chopper lumps and fit with a red Bradley-style composite bead front sight with a diminutive steel mid bead on a matted solid rib. Chambers are each decorated with two gold line bands and 1 1/4” triangles of acanthus scrollwork on a striated ground; left chamber with “Winchester - 12 GAUGE / 2 3/4 CHAM”. Underside of barrels with “WINCHESTER PROOF STEEL”, miscellaneous proof marks, matching serial number, and choke designation for Modified in left barrel and Improved Cylinder in right; serial number and some inspection proofs appear refreshed to maintain legibility. Beavertail forearm of a nicely grained walnut with modified point pattern checkering about a rolling release, with flowing scrollwork on a striated ground en suite with barrels. Boxlock action with a gold ringneck pheasant mid-ascent on left side, right side with a rising grouse, and underside with a grouse mid flight, all in individual wood and meadow scenes, supported by acanthus scrollwork , and signed “DUBBER” at top of bottom metal, with “TRAP” desingation ahead of trigger guard. Gold washed single mechanical trigger with blade mounted selector and non-automatic safety with “SAFE” ahead of slide. Capped pistol grip with beaded edge and a floral about a raised dais, dais decorated with thin scrollworks and a gold wire band. Feather crotch walnut stock with checkered sidepanels, pistol grip with two panels of modified point pattern checkering with mullered borders about the wrist, a vacant golden vanity plate at toe line, and a Winchester red rubber recoil pad. CONDITION: Very good as refinished, probably at time of upgrade. Barrels with the vast majority of their finish with some softening of sharp edges and some scattered marks from handling and use. Forearm with two repaired breaks to left side at rear of beavertail. Box with virtually all of the upgraded finish with some scattered marks. Stock with a repaired break at left side panel where it abuts frame, with some resin infill and cracks that appear stable. Lower tang with some chipping, balance of stock with some scattered handling marks and dings including some rash at toe. Heel of buttpad is proud to stock. Mechanically fine, bores are very good, smooth, with some firing striations toward chambers. Ejectors are soft but in time. 2,500 - 4,500

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1430 - (M) BRADSHAW 7MM MAUSER BREAK ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Bradshaw Model: Break Action Serial No. 1 Caliber/Bore: 7x57mm Barrel Length: 25” FFL Status: Modern Bailey Bradshaw is a well regarded maker in Diane, Texas, specializing in single shot and double rifles. This example is fit with a bead front sight with diminutive gold element in sight, dovetailed into a raised island, while the rear sight is a sculpted V notch rear sight gold inset to enhance visibility on slightly raised rib engraved with low relief scroll and a shell motif at point. Fit with QD 1” scope rings engraved en suite. Svelte schnabel tipped forearm with unreinforced Anson release and modified wave pattern checkering about the forearm, with carved designs of acanthus scroll on a stippled ground at base and exterior iron. Insert at base of forearm with “BB”, first “B” reversed. Action deeply carved with scrollwork en suite, bottom with a vignette of a majestic stag, with his body in silver and his antlers in copper. Trigger guard with scrollwork en suite, pierced through the bow. Nicely veined straight grained walnut stock with sidepanels, diamond cross-section at the wrist, an elaborately carved pistol grip, a shadowline cheekpiece, and an elaborately carved butt en suite with balance of carving, with a two piece skeleton buttplate. CONDITION: Excellent, retaining virtually all of the custom brownish-blue finish throught with some scattered handling marks and some fine oxidation at breech. Stocks excellent with some scattered handling marks and dings, with long slivers installed along forearm channel to improve fit with barrel. Mechanically fine, bore excellent with strong rifling; bore shows evidence of lining. 3,000 - 5,000

1431 - (A) HOLLAND & HOLLAND .22 LONG ROOK RIFLE. Manufacturer: Holland & Holland Model: Rook Rifle Serial No. 18965 Caliber/Bore: .22 Long Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Antique Length of Pull: 14 - 1/2” This lovely rifle was manufactured circa mid-1890s. The blued tapered octagon barrel is engraved “HOLLAND & HOLLAND. 98 NEW BOND ST LONDON” and “WINNERS OF ALL THE FIELD RIFLE TRIALS. .22 R.F. LONG.” towards the breech. The front 4 - 7/8” and rear 6” of the top flat of the barrel have been matted with fine horizontal lines. Drift adjustable blade front sight and platinum lined 3-leaf express rear sight graduated at “50”, “100”, and “150”. Barrel sports an ejector. Case hardened box lock engraved with tight scroll and banners reading “HOLLAND & HOLLAND” on each side. Automatic safety, “SAFE” inlaid in gold. Blued bottom metal and trigger guard engraved en-suite. Ebony tipped checkered walnut forend with floral engraved escutcheon. Straight grain walnut stock with finely checkered pistol grip with engraved steel cap, double line European cheek piece, blank silver toeline plate, and blued smooth widow’s peak butt plate. CONDITION: Excellent as restored. Nearly all of the professionally reapplied blue is retained on the barrel with a few pits evident under the finish. Case colors are rich and bright. Fresh stocks are fine with crisp checkering. Bore defined although shows some black powder abrasion. Fine mechanics. A very handsome rifle. 3,000 - 5,000

1432 - (C) ENGRAVED WINCHESTER MODEL 12 SKEET 28 GAUGE SLIDE ACTION SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 12 Serial No. 751304 Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 1/2” Drop at Heel: 2 1/2” Length of Pull: 14” Chamber: 2 - 7/8” Choke: Skeet Gauge: 28 Guage 26” solid rib barrel. Exhibition grade oil finished stocks with fleur-de-lis at wrist and forearm. Game scene engraved with gold inlaid waterfowl in wetlands scene and opposite side has vignette of hunting dogs flushing quail in gold in a woodlands scene. Winchester monogramed hard rubber butt plate and pistol grip cap. Raybar front bead sight. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine as custom embellished. Stocks are excellent. Mechanically excellent. 4,000 - 6,000

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1433 - (C) JOHN KUSMIT ENGRAVED WINCHESTER MODEL 62A .22 SHORT SLIDE ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 62A Serial No. 260898 Caliber/Bore: .22 Short Barrel Length: 23” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Length of Pull: 13 - 1/2” Manufactured 1949, chambered in .22 Short with a triangular Gallery pattern magazine loading port. Engraved and signed by Master Engraver John Kusmit, father of Nick Kusmit, with profuse scrolls and foliate surrounding gold inlaid French Grey game scenes of climbing squirrels in a forest scene and a similar vignette of gold inlaid Rabbits in a field setting. Single gold line borders with scroll and foliate engraved tangs, bolt, chamber, and muzzle. Gold embellished screws, magazine tip, barrel bands and trigger. Engravers signature “JK” found on underside of receiver. Oil finished, masterfully checkered and carved straight stock with factory buttplate is carved in the Germanic oak leaf and acorn pattern. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine with excellent bright bore and most all custom finish remaining. Mechanically excellent and stocks are superb with little or no handling evident. 4,000 - 6,000 1434 - (C) NICK KUSMIT ENGRAVED WINCHESTER MODEL 1890 .22 WRF SLIDE ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1890 Serial No. 632482 Caliber/Bore: .22 WRF Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Length of Pull: 13” Blued finished octagon barrel with case colored receiver. Engraved with vignettes of deer in a woodlands scenes with scroll and foliate. Elegantly checkered and carved stocks with a Germanic oak leaf and acorn pattern. Muzzle, chamber, magazine band, and butt plate engraved with small scrolls. Small engravers signature “NK” found in left vignette. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine with brilliant bore. Excellent wood with little handling evident. Mechanically excellent. Retains virtually all custom applied finishes. 4,000 - 6,000 1435 - (C) NICK KUSMIT ENGRAVED WINCHESTER MODEL 61 .22 RF SLIDE ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 61 Serial No. 180575 Caliber/Bore: .22 Rimfire Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured 1952 with round barrel and grooved receiver. Masterfully engraved by Winchester engraver Nick Kusmit with gold inlaid game scene vignettes of squirrels and rabbit in forest scenes with gold inlaid borders and scroll and foliate surrounding underside of tangs, muzzle, and trigger guard. Gold accented magazine band, trigger, safety, and takedown knob. Oil finished checkered stocks with pistol grip and Winchester monogramed pistol grip cap are artfully checkered and carved in a Germanic oak leaf and acorn pattern. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine with little or no actual use evident. Brilliant bore and mechanically excellent. 4,000 - 5,000 1436 - (C) JOHN KUSMIT ENGRAVED WINCHESTER MODEL 12 PIGEON GRADE SLIDE ACTION 20 GAUGE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 12 Serial No. 385090 Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Length of Pull: 14 - 1/8” Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: Modified Gauge: 20 Gauge Winchester Model 12 with post pattern vent rib, Modified choke, and 2 3/4” chamber. Elegantly game scene engraved with gold inlays of hunting dogs and flushing grouse, opposite side embellished with waterfowl scene with wetlands background. Single gold line borders with diminutive scroll and vine. Artfully checkered and carved heavily marbled walnut pistol grip stock with Winchester plastic buttplate. Magazine tube has the engraved “PIGEON” at rear of tube. Engraving is signed “JK” for John Kusmit, a famed Winchester engraver and father to Nick Kusmit. CONDITION Exceptionally fine as custom engraved and finished with most all finish remaining. Mechanically excellent. Stocks are exceptionally fine with little evidence of handling or use. 3,500 - 4,500

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1437 - (C) NICK KUSMIT ENGRAVED WINCHESTER MODEL 1906 .22 LR SLIDE ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 6 Serial No. 167975 Caliber/Bore: .22 Rimfire Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured 1909. Masterfully engraved with gold inlaid game scenes of squirrels and rabbits in forest backdrops. Vignettes are surrounded by scroll and gold borders. Muzzle, chamber, and tangs are engraved with matching borders of gold. Gold accented trigger and takedown knob. Buttplate engraved with fine scroll with gold accented screws and magazine handle. Highly figured oil finished straight stock and forend are elaborately checkered and carved with Germanic oak leaf and acorn pattern. Right side game scene vignette signed with engraved marking “NK”. CONDITION: Extremely fine with some very light handling impressions. Brilliant bore and excellent wood stocks. Mechanically excellent. 3,500 - 4,500

1438 - (A) E.J. CHURCHILL SLE 12 BORE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Churchill Model: SLE Serial No. 611 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Antique Drop at Comb: 1 - 5/8” Drop at Heel: 2 - 3/8” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/2”, cast off Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .025 (R) .026 Chamber: 3” Choke: (L) .008 (R) .012 Gauge: 12 Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .734 (R) .736 Weight: 6 lbs 5 oz

Circa 1895 per “British Gunmakers: Volume I - London” by Brown. Chopper lump barrels fit with a swamped, matted, solid rib with mushroom bead front sight and gold inlaid “2” at rear. Right tube engraved “E.J. Churchill Gun * Rifle Manufacturer”, left “S Agar St. Strand. London. W.C.”. Underside of tubes with pair of importer marks and matching serial numbers. Barrel flats with British nitro proofs for a choked 12 gauge. Splinter forearm with Anson style plunger release, modified point pattern checkering, and tightly cut acanthus scrollwork on exterior iron; reinforced tip with gold inlaid “2”, matching rib. Polished sidelock action with nearly complete coverage of tightly cut diminutive scrollwork with “E.J. CHURCHILL” in a ribbon on both sides, bottom with an “EJC” monogram in an open vignette. Blued trigger guard and plate engraved en suite with serial number in ribbon at long tang. Double triggers, automatic safety with intaglio “SAFE” ahead of tab, lever with gold inlaid “2”. Walnut stock built with teardrops, point pattern checkering with mullered borders about a straight wrist, and a checkered butt. Housed in a brass tabbed and leather wrapped case with “H.L. Jr” plaque on lid. Interior with wine colored lining, E.J. Churchill trade label in lid, and containing accessories comprising mop, jag, brush, and Hawksley 12 gauge bore tool. CONDITION: Barrels with virtually all of a good quality reblue with crisp legends, softened matting, and some scattered handling marks, most offensive a silvering ding over left chamber. Some other scattered thinning and a collection of dings on left tube, approximately 12 - 1/2” back from muzzle. Action very good, cleaned, with crisp engraving. Stocks excellent, refinished, with some scattered handling marks and abraded heads to checkering. One very minor chip repaired on right side of forearm. Mechanically fine, ejectors are strong and in time, bores bright and smooth with some firing residue. Case good with scattered handling marks and rubs, but solid and complete. One strap has lost stitching and is separating, but present and whole. 3,000 - 6,000

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1439 - (C) HIGH GRADE G.A. NOTHNAGEL HOLLAND & HOLLAND STYLE SLE 12 BORE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Nothnagel Model: SxS Serial No. 11315 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8”+ Drop at Heel: 2 - 3/8” Length of Pull: 15” over pad, cast off Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (L) Full (R) Full Gauge: 12 Bore Weight: 8lb 12oz

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Circa 1955 production sold by Gustav Albert Nothnagel of Suhl, East Germany. Blued “SPECIAL-GEWEHR’LAUF STAHL” barrels with wide tapered matted rib and brass mushroom bead front sight. 2” points of tight foliate scroll engraving embellish the barrel breeches. 7-pin side locks, the left engraved “ORIG HOLLAND-HOLLAND”. Left side plate is deeply engraved with four pheasants being flushed by a hunting dog in a wooded landscape. Right side has four mallards escaping a fox, the fox with an additional bird in his mouth. Locks and the underside of the frame are engraved with panels of tight scroll. Breeches have deep Germanic oak leaf engraving. The blued trigger guard is also engraved with scroll and a pair of gamebirds. Single selective trigger and nonautomatic safety. Wide checkered walnut beavertail forend with scallop decorations and engraved mounts including Deeley style release. Heavy figured walnut stock with checkered straight grip and scallop decorated butt with a red rubber pad. CONDITION: Very fine. Barrels retain nearly all of their blue with some light thinning and handling. Action has a pleasant gray patina. Stocks are fine with field impressions. Good, bright bores that show some light use. Fine mechanics. Ejectors in time. 3,000 - 5,000

1440 - (M) ENGRAVED RIZZINI S2000 12 GAUGE OVER/UNDER SHOTGUN WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Rizzini Model: S2000 Serial No. 121664 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/8” Drop at Heel: 1 - 3/4” Length of Pull: 14 - 3/4” Chamber: 3” Choke: Tubes Gauge: 12 Gauge A quality Italian made sporting shotgun now discontinued. Blued “STEEL SHOT” barrel with ventilated side and top ribs, the top rib matted with horizonal serrations and mounted with a Bradley style front sight and mid rib bead. Barrels are fitted with ejectors and thread in choke tubes. The full set of 5 total tubes accompanies this lot. Coin finished side plated action with hand chased acanthus leaf scroll engraving signed “Bottega C. Giovanelli” on the trigger plate. Single trigger and selective nonautomatic safety. Checkered Turkish walnut forend with pushbutton release. Figured walnut stock with checkered pistol grip and rubber pad. Gun is housed in its factory plastic case with paperwork and tools. CONDITION: Excellent. Near new as likely never used. Some scattered handling marks present. Bores are fine. Fine mechanics. 2,500 - 4,500

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1441 - (M) WINCHESTER MODEL 23 CLASSIC 28 BORE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Japan Model: Winchester Model 23 Serial No. CL28-995E Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8”Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/4” Length of Pull: 14 - 3/8” over pad, cast off Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (L) Modified (R) Improved Cylinder Gauge: 28 Bore Weight: 6 lbs 3 oz

Monoblock barrels with a Bradley style composite bead front sight and mid bead on a matted vent rib with “28” at rear of rib. Left side of barrels, ahead of bloc, with “WINCHESTER MODEL 23 CLASSIC - 28GA. 2 3/4” / EAST ALTON IL. U.S.A.”, right side with “MADE IN JAPAN”. Mono-bloc seams dressed with rocker engraving. Underside of barrels with “WINCHESTER PROOF STEEL”, flats with designations for Winchester Proof steel, Modified and Improved Cylinder chokes, 28 bore, 2 - 3/4” chambers, and “5”. Beavertail forearm with horn insert at tip, modified point pattern checkering about an open area with Deely style latch release, lightly engraved with scroll on exterior iron. Interior iron jeweled and with matching serial number. Boxlock action with scrollwork engraving with a raised gold grouse flying over a marsh on bottom of action. Action flats jeweled with Winchester “PW” proof. Gold washed single selective trigger protected by a blued trigger guard with light engraving en suite, automatic safety with “SAFE” inlaid ahead of slide, “R” and “L” abutting for selector positions. Straight grained walnut stock with side panels, modified point pattern checkering about the steel capped pistol grip, golden initial oval at toe line, and a Winchester black rubber recoil pad. Grip cap engraved en suite. In a canvas wrapped Winchester case with red lining with a pair of spent shells for snapcaps. CONDITION: Excellent, retaining virtually all of the factory finishes throughout with some scattered handling marks, some very minor spotted oxidation primarily to right side of chambers. Stocks with some scattered handling marks and rash, one notable dent on left side of heel. Forearm must be manually latched into place. Mechanically good but a little sticky, ejectors are strong and in time, Bores excellent, bright and smooth. Case very good with handling marks and rubs, some heavy scuffs to exterior. 2,500 - 4,000

1442 - (C) CHARLES DALY DIAMOND QUALITY SIDE BY SIDE 12 BORE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Lindner Model: Diamond Quality Serial No. 3551 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 5/8” Drop at Heel: 2 - 3/4” Length of Pull: 14” Chamber: 2 - 1/2” Choke: (L) Full (R) Improved Modified Gauge: 12 Gauge Manufactured by Lindner as evidenced by crossed pistol manufacturer marking near barrel flats, and sold under the Charles Daly name. Features include steel bead front sight, on wide concave matted rib, checkered walnut stock and forearm, ebony forearm tip, double checkered triggers, automatic gold inlaid safety, cocking indicators, Prince of Wales style pistol grip, and Pachmayr red waffle recoil pad. Rib is marked with “CHARLES DALY EXTRA FINE DAMASCUS BARRELS DIAMOND QUALITY”. Breech face is marked with Anson & Deeley Brevete marking. Frame is engraved with tight acanthus scroll bordered by accenting geometrics in near full coverage with vignettes of a pheasant, stag, and pointer on bottom of frame and trigger guard. Originally manufactured with ejectors, this shotgun has been subsequently converted to extractors. Conversion included removal of ejector springs and assemblies, as well as removing provisions for them. CONDITION: Very good, with barrels retaining their thinning Damascus pattern with carry and usage wear throughout. Engraving is sharp and markings are legible, with faint traces of original case colors on water table. Forearm shows heavy impressions throughout and 1x5/8” splice repair near mount from the conversion process to extractors. Checkering near repair is nearly worn away as sanded and refinished. Stock has possibly been carefully sanded and finish added with shrinkage and no major cracks, and handling marks throughout. Mechanically fine. Barrels are off face. Bores are lightly frosted. 2,400 - 5,000

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1443 - (A) W.W. GREENER SIDE BY SIDE 16 GAUGE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: W.W. Greener Model: SxS Serial No. 20715 Barrel Length: 27” FFL Status: Antique Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/4” Drop at Heel: 2 - 3/8” Length of Pull: 13 - 7/8” Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (Left) Improved Cylinder (Right) Cylinder Gauge: 16 Bore

Manufactured circa 1878. Features include steel bead sight, blued steel rib marked with maker markings terminating into scroll work near the fences and WedgeFast patent marking in a scroll vignette near breech, Greener crossbolt lockup, coin finish engraved action, Greener safety, dual triggers, checkered reinforced splinter forearm, checkered straight grip stock, and checkered horn buttplate. Action is acanthus scroll engraved in more than 75% coverage with accenting roses and geometrics, and is marked “W.W. GREENER” in a ribbon on the left and right sides. Accompanied by a black leather wrapped partitioned case. CONDITION: Good, retaining the vast majority of a thinning professional reblackening with handling marks throughout. Barrels have been re-monoblocked. Stock shows scattered minor repairs, mostly in the area of the safety. Forearm has a professionally repaired break near action. Mechanically fine. Bores are bright and smooth. 2,400 - 4,800

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1776-2026 250th Anniversary of Our Nation

We are honored to have the opportunity to dedicate a portion of this auction to our 250th anniversary as the United States of America. These objects directly fought for and contributed to the freedoms that we enjoy today. Their importance in forming this country can be felt when handling them and is described in detail in many of the descriptions. Items from this important period in our history are exceedingly rare and do not often become available on the market. There is a great demand for these historic objects and unfortunately, there are too few survivors from the Revolutionary War era. Without the bravery and courage of the people who owned and used these objects, our great country would not exist, and we would be speaking “The King’s English” as they say. We hope that you enjoy seeing these items, reading about their history and pondering their importance. You may be one of the few fortunate enough to be the new keepers of these artifacts and responsible for preserving their history. We are merely brief caretakers, as these items will continue to exist as reminders of our history for many generations to come.

MAY 13, 2026 Wednesday Session | Auction Starts at 9:00 am edt LOTS: 2,001 - 2,429 Items on Display Approximately 2 weeks prior to Auction Date.

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AUCTIONEERS: Dan Morphy Shaye Krispine Angel Lopez Eric Wagner

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2001 - WAR DEPARTMENT STATEMENTS, 1808 UNIFORM REGULATIONS, GEN. WAYNE BUYS BOOTS. Lot consists of five items. (A) payment receipt for Shalloon fabric and a pair of boots by “The Honble. Brigadier General Wayne (B) 1806 and 1815 statements from the US Secretary of War. Printed cover letter, 2 p. 7-1/2 x 12 in. dated 1810 that contained two statements from the Secretary of War. One, designated “A” in the cover letter, “A General Account” dated January 1810 lists returns of militia made by the states required in 1807, but with most states derelict in submitting returns at all or in their timing. Statement “B” refer to in cover letter is missing. With a Feb. 21, 1815 “Letter from the Secretary of War transmitting a statement of the expenditures of the money appropriated for the contingent expenses of the military establishment for the year 1814.” Detailed accounts of money paid out, to what officers and reasons- everything from transportation of baggage to the purchase of stationery. Disbound, statements numbers 2 to 22 present, fold out sheets 12 x 14 - 1/2 in. CONDITION: Good. Some edge losses. Tear along fold line of Number 19, but no loss of text. (C) Printed May 21, 1808 order by Henry Dearborn specifying uniforms for the new U.S. artillery, dragoon, infantry, and rifle regiments organized in 1808 in the wake of rising tensions with Britain. CONDITION: Excellent. 6 - 1/4 X 7 - 3/4 in. on blue mat in modern frame 8 - 3/4 x 10 - 3/4 in. (D) Partial tax collector account page for taxes on wine, rum, sugar, etc. Not filled in, (E) Partial account statement for beef, “rations of all species,” etc., at Carlisle and Augusta, rendered in Pennsylvania currency and its equivalent. 500 - 1,000

2002 - 1765 LETTER SIGNED BY GENERAL THOMAS GAGE. Letter signed, 2 p. 9 - 1/4 x 15”, front and back, “New York October 23d 1765” certifying to “Commissioners of His Majesty’s Treasury” that he has made payment to contractors for “victualling His Majesty’s Forces in the Pennsylvania Department,” with an accounting of flour, beef, mutton, etc. delivered or destroyed. Best known for his 1775 handling of Boston, Gage was Commander in Chief of British forces in North America 1763-1775 and played a critical role in the French and Indian War and Pontiac’s Rebellion. CONDITION: Very good, but with portions of a mat backing adhering along top and bottom reverse edges. 750 - 1,500

2003 - MOSES HAZEN SIGNED WARRANT. Portion of printed warrant and instructions to an unnamed officer for enlisting recruits in a “company of foot belonging to Congresses Own Regiment.” Laid down on old paper. Signed at bottom brown ink: “Albany the 15th December 1776 Moses Hazen.” Hazen had French and Indian War service with Rogers Rangers, acquired a British Army commission, and amassed land holdings in Quebec, was active in the 1775 invasion of Canada and other enterprises against it, commanded the 2nd Canadian or “Congress’s Own” regiment, was frequently at odds with Benedict Arnold, took part in the Philadelphia Campaign, was promoted to Brigadier General 1781, in time to command a brigade at Yorktown. CONDITION: Good. Heading missing but instructions are all there, numbered I through VII. 500 - 1,000

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2004 - REVOLUTIONARY WAR ENVELOPES TO JOHN HANSON AND JOSIAH HARMAR. Lot consists of six items: (A) Envelope addressed to “John Hanson Esquire / President of Congress. / Philadelphia.” Lower left: “By the Brig / General Greene / Capt. Bacon.” Hanson 1721-1783 was in the Maryland House of Delegates in 1777, Maryland delegate to the Continental Congress June 1780, signer of the Articles of Confederation March 1781, and 3rd President of the Confederation Congress Nov. 1781 - Nov. 1782. 3-1/2 x 8 in. Two partial red wax seals on reverse showing three birds on a shield and motto, “WHATEVER IS IS BEST.” CONDITION: VG. One seal missing. Tears to paper above the other two. (B) Five envelopes addressed to Josiah Harmar. Three as Brigadier General at Fort Washington, one as simply Brigadier General and one as “Lieut. Col. Commandant Josiah Harmar / Ohio,” referring to his command of the 1st American Regiment. Well known for his role int the 1790s campaigns in the Norhwest and his defeat at the Battle of the Maumee. Two from the War Office; one from the War-department. Largest 3-1/2 x 8-1/2 in. CONDITION: Excellent, but losses to red wax seals. 500 - 1,000

2005 - LOT OF REVOLUTIONARY WAR PENSION DOCUMENTS. Lot consists of six Revolutionary War pension related documents. (A) Treasury Dept. 1828 letter returning discharge to “Gideon Graves, former Sergeant of Artillery. Graves was from Massachusetts, claimed service at Bunker Hill and elsewhere, discharged from Seward’s Company 3rd Continental Artillery.1p. 8 x 10 in. CONDITION: Folds, otherwise excellent. (B) 2p. July 1819 “Certificate & Descriptive List for Discharge” of Peter Sweeny, Matross in Capt. Bell’s company, with his final pay receipt. (C) 2p. July 1819 discharge for Ebenzer Smith, Regt. of Light Artillery, with his final pay receipt. CONDITION: Good, slight fading to ink two short tears to receipt affecting signature. (D) Period 3p. copies of affidavits for pension of Willim Burrows of Killingly, 3rd CT Regiment, wounded in the knee December 1782, resulting in amputation. Period copies CT supreme court finding, Washington-signed discharge as an invalid as registered in the regimental books, affidavit by Webb as former commander, former regimental surgeon, testimony by Eneas Munson, a fellow 3rd CT veteran. CONDITION: Very Good. (E) 1838 deposition by Seth Blair for 14 months service in Massachusetts regiments commanded by Dikes, Crafts, and Keyes. 1p. CONDITION: Very Good. (F) 1p. summary of pension records of Henry Rood, Silliman’s CT Regiment, WIA in the thigh at White Plains, with details of wound. Disabled and placed on half-pay. Pensioned until his death in 1827. CONDITION: Very Good. All about 8 - 1/2 x 13 in. 500 - 1,000

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2006 - REVOLUTIONARY WAR FORT PITT AND WESTERN PA DOCUMENT GROUP. Lot consists of 13 items related to Fort Pitt and western PA. (A) 1767 payment by Edward Blain to Baynton, Wharton and Morgan, who ran an early trading post at Ft. Pitts. Remainder are Revolutionary War pay orders, many directed to John Baynton, son of the Baynton in the trading firm, who was Deputy Paymaster General at the fort 1777-1778. (B-E) Four small ledger pages, 2p., of pay orders by Edward Hand, commander of the post, to the younger John Baynton for sums to be paid to officers to pay their companies. Two such orders per side. Includes pay is for militia companies, a company of regulars, crew of an armed boat, etc. (F) “Acct of goods delivered to Ensign Archibald Read Paymr & other officers belonging to the 8th Penna Regt..” Includes raw materials but also “ruffled shirts…” (G) Request to issue three yards scarlet serge and three yards white serge. (H-I) Two receipts for issues of cloth. (J) 1776 Pass for 8 Pennsylvania militiamen to cross Bousman’s Ferry on the Monongahela. Signed by John Carnahan, later killed in defense of a blockhouse. (K) 1782 certificate that a militiaman called up for 30 days has supplied a substitute. (L) Sept. 1776 note of debt for passage and repassage of seven men across the Monongahela at Bousman’s Ferry (M) Similar note same day for passage of nine men “of Redman’s Compy.” Signed by a sergeant. CONDITION: All Very Good. Largest 8 x 12 in. 1,000 - 2,000 2007 - SIX DOCUMENTS: CAMPAIGNS OF 1759, 1778, ARKANSAS POST, ROBINSON’S RANGERS. Lot consists of six items: (A) One sheet, 2p. financial account in French dated 1778, with reference to Arkansas, likely Arkansas Post, ceded by France to Spain in 1778. (B) Invoice of goods purchased by Capt. James O’Hara at the Spanish Arkanzes for ac. of the United States.” (C) Folio, 3 pages filled out, receipts for bounty money paid by Edward Rogers for the “present expedition.” 1 sheet. 2p. (D) Fragmentary account of pay to men by Lieut. Rogers (E) May 12, 1759, fragmentary receipt by men receiving back pay from Lieut. Edward Rogers on behalf of Col. N. Whiting (F) Receipt signed by Robert Lyons for certificate for money received from Thomas Robinson as, “pay as a soldier in his Company of Rangers.” Lt. Edward Rogers served in Col. Nathaniel Whiting’s 2nd Connecticut Regiment of 1759. Thomas Robinson raised and commanded a company of rangers in Pennsylvania, rebuilt Ft. Muncy at Sunbury about 1781 and then commanded the fort at Wyoming in 1783. CONDITION: Good. Largest 8 - 1/2 X 13 in. 500 - 1,000 244

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2008 - REVOLUTIONARY WAR ACCOUNTS OF JOHN BAYNTON, PAYMASTER GENERAL WESTERN DEPARTMENT. John Baynton, son of John Baynton (1726–1773) of the trading company of Baynton, Wharton and Morgan, was commissioned Deputy Paymaster General for the Western Department on July 11, 1777, and served as such until 3 June 3, 1779. Lot consists of three items: (A) “The United States of America for cash pd the regular troops militia and others in Continental Service on the Western Frontiers of Virginia & Pennsylvania- To John Baynton.” 2 folio ledger pages (8p. total,) some 99 entries for payments from Nov. 1777- August 1778. Includes some familiar names such as Simon Girty and Edward Hand, also the crew of the armed boat Rattle Snake, and others. Includes an accounting of funds received from Congress, the “Continental Treasurer at York Town,” etc. (B) 1778 accounts from the Clothier’s Department, 1p. (C) Payments for the making of shirts and drawers for the 13th Virginia, shirts and breeches for others, etc., 1778-1779. Largest 8 - 1/2 X 13 in. CONDITION: Excellent. 1,000 - 2,000

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2009 - LOT OF REVOLUTIONARY WAR RHODE ISLAND DOCUMENTS, BATTLE LETTER, RESOLUTIONS. Lot consists of five items: (A) Rare Sept. 4, 1778, letter from a soldier in the Battle of Rhode Island. “. . . We made a stand at the North Port of the Island. The enemy Advanced onto our Right Where Genl Vernoms Brigade Lay The Enemy Rushed on with all firing and came to Bayonetts Points the Enemy was repulsed 3 times and then Retired Genl Glover’s brigade was posted on the left and was ordered to Advance and Did but the enemy gave way but the main body lying in such a situation we could not come at them with safety. . . this you may rely on that it was a severe action . . .” 2 p. 8 x 13 in. CONDITION: Fair with holes and losses, but some legible strong details and a scarce contemporary account. (B) 1781 RI General Assembly votes and resolutions. Payments to individuals, requisitions, supply quotas, appointment of militia officers, etc. 40 pages, 8 x 12 - 3/4 in, sewn. Last page, 41, is a facsimile. CONDITION: Fair. Losses to edges, some insect damage. (C) Francis Brinley (Jr.) correspondence concerning objections to oaths of allegiance, the luring of servants away from their masters by a “certain society,” business transactions, etc. 8 pages, 7 - 1/2 x 9 in. edge glued to ledger page. (D) Ledger page with five 1783 depositions on losses suffered by the Malbone family to occupying British and Hessian troops, including one by Francis Brinley (Jr.) 14 - 3/4 x 8 in. each, edge glued to ledger page. CONDITION: Very good, but with small 1/4 x 1/2 in burn through last three documents at upper right affecting one or two words of each. (E) “General Return of Provisions & Stores” issued April to September 1780 to troops in the Department of Rhode Island. CONDITION: Fair. Vertical separations on folds creating five pages, 12 X 8 in. each. Minor foxing. One hole affecting three numerical entries. 2,000 - 3,000

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2010 - THE FINANCIER OF THE REVOLUTION: ROBERT MORRIS FAMILY ARCHIVE, SIGNED NOTE, DESCENDANT BADGES. Family archive consists of seven items consigned by a direct descendant and coming down through the family of Founding Father Robert Morris (1734-1806,) signer of the Declaration of Independence, Articles of Confederation, the Constitution, and eventual Superintendent of Finance for the U.S. His business acumen, financial, and commercial experience, personal connections, and even personal credit were life-saving to the birth of the United States. Intimate friends with President George Washington, whom he hosted during visits to Philadelphia, he later gave over his house for Washington’s use as an Executive Mansion while President. Aware of the importance of maritime trade and supply networks, he oversaw the founding of the Continental Navy and with Benjamin Franklin was key in getting French financial, logistical, and finally direct military support. He recommended Alexander Hamilton for Secretary of the Treasury and along with Hamilton was a founder of the US financial and banking system. This is a seldom offered opportunity to acquire material directly from the family of a key figure in the history of the United States. (A) August 1796 note signed by Morris, “Sir, I have received your letter of 29th ultimo- Your draft of the 24 June for $1000 was paid yesterday and all pending ones were regularly discharged as will those which are becoming due. I am Sir / Your obedt Servant / Robt. Morris.” Framed with engraved portrait. A note with direct connection to Morris’s financial interests. (B) Dec. 1794 retained copy, signed and docketed by Morris, of a letter directing the firm of Galbreath & Elmes, “to import prints for me.” The subject matter included both historical and literary subjects, giving insight into Morris’s taste and education. He is specific about the particular artists on whose work the prints were based, that the prints had been taken, “before the plates were injured by ware” [sic,] and gives directions for framing. Subjects included Cromwell dissolving parliament, the Surrender of Calais, and various Shakespearean scenes from “Lear,” “As You Like It,” and “Romeo & Juliet.” (C) Gilt wood framed pen and ink drawing, “The Hills- Robert Morris’ Country Estate 1770-1798.” Ink note on reverse by Grace Morris Poe, Great-Great-Granddaughter of Morris, that it was copied from a published contemporary woodcut. (D) Gilt wood framed 1862 engraving of Morris by Johnson, Fry & Co. from a painting by Alonzo Chappel, facsimile signature. Black ink family notes lower reverse edge of frame, partially effaced. (E) Framed drawing, “SE Cor. 6th and High StreetsExecutive Mansion 1790-1800, Houses [sic] owned by Robert Morris.” Purchased by Morris in 1780, the house was frequently visited by Washington and leased to the US by Morris as the third of the official Executive Mansions, inhabited by Washington 1790-97 and then by Adams 1797-1800. (F) Sons of the American Revolution badge, engraved reverse: “Henry Morris M.D. May 13th 1889.” (G) Society of the Descendants of the Signers of the Declaration of Independence badge. Engraved reverse: “LUCIE MARSHALL MORRIS TINSLEY / 153.” Dr. Henry Morris (b.1855) and Lucy Marshall Morris Tinsley, (b.1866) were brother and sister, great-grandchildren of Robert Morris. CONDITION: Excellent overall. Slight wear to SAR medal ribbon. A very nice, coherent, family archive from a key figure in Revolution and the history of the country. 3,000 - 5,000

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2011 - REVOLUTIONARY WAR LOGISTICS: HENRY GLEN, BOATS AT SARATOGA, SCHENECTADY AND ALBANY. Letter by Henry Glen (1739-1814) to Philip Van Rensselaer datelined Schenectady 26th March 1777 regarding a contract for equipping supply boats. An early settler, Glen became a successful merchant giving him experience in business and the transportation of goods in particular. Letter regards a contract for tools, i.e. oars, sitting poles, etc., for 150 boats at Albany, Saratoga and Schenectady. Glen was reportedly also a captain in the Schenectady militia, member of the Committee of Safety, and of the Provincial Congress, with later service also in the army’s Quartermaster Department. Van Rennselaer, also a merchant with considerable political connections and organizational talent, is referred to variously as store keeper, military store keeper and commissary for the Northern Department. An interesting insight into the sinews of war- money, supplies, and logistics. 1p. 8 - 1/4 X 12 in. CONDITION: Excellent. 500 - 1,000

2012 - 1780 INSPECTION RETURN 3RD MASS. REGT. AND PA. MILITIA FINES. Lot consists of two items: A) “Inspection return of the 3d Massachusetts Regiment of Foot Commanded by John Greaton October 6th 1780.” 13” by 16 - 1/4” CONDITION: Good. Minor fading, foxing. Old tape repair to center fold. Full return of officers, NCOs, rank and file, with numbers absent on various duties, those “fit for action,” etc. with notes also on arms on hand, number of bayonets and number of cartridge boxes. An invaluable insider’s look at a Continental Army regiment. B) “The State of Pennsylvania on Account with John Hubley Capn.1st Compy. 8th Batt. Lanr. Coy. Militia” 1p. 8 - 1/2 x 16 - 1/2 in. Two columns dated May and June 1780: an account of money collected by Hubley as fines and then paid to Col. Ross. These were likely cash fines for delinquencies in arms or equipment by men in Hubley’s militia company noted as occurring on two different Mondays in May, likely regular inspections, and at the end of May on a “Field day.” A contrast to the discipline evident in the strict accounting of the Continental Army return. CONDITION: Very Good. 500 - 1,000

2013 - TIMOTHY PICKERING AS SECRETARY OF STATE 1798 AND 1800. Lot consists of two items relating to Timothy Pickering (1745-1829) as Secretary of State. A) Autograph letter signed, marked “private,” dated Jan. 2, 1800 at Philadelphia, 2pp, 8 X10 in. bifold. Addressed to David Lenox, US agent posted to Britain “for the relief and protection of American Seamen.” Lenox apparently thought Pickering was involved in some effort to decrease his salary or impede his compensation for necessary expenses and Pickering writes to disabuse him of the idea. CONDITION: Very good, one short tear on fold and hole from paper adhering to seal on blank back page. B) DS as Secretary of State with white impressed seal, April 10, 1798, 2p. 8 x 10 in. Affidavit by Pickering certifying the accuracy of a copy of a deposition on file with his office. 1,000 - 2,000

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2014 - FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR AND REV WAR SOUTH CAROLINA, FLORIDA, AND NEW ORLEANS RELATED DOCUMENTS. Lot consists of four items: (A) Detailed Dec. 24, 1782, 2p. affidavit made out at St. Augustine, E. Florida, by South Carolina Loyalist Colonel Daniel Plummer, WIA Kings Mountain, recounting the theft of household goods and other material he was shipping, by Rebels on board a galley that had been flying English colors in the run-up to the British evacuation of Charleston. Detailed 2p. account of the event, and 1p. list of losses, items. CONDITION: Excellent. Two 1764 letters to Capt. Andrew Simpson, 35th Regiment, in Florida. (B) Feb. 12, 1764 from Edinburgh. 3p. 7 - 1/2 x 12” Inquires about Pensacola, has news of various officers, mentions officers at Edinburgh including “many Americans.” CONDITION: small loss to right margin p.3. Remnant red wax seal. (C) Feb. 16, 1764 letter with cover sheet from Richard Allen, Dublin. A fairly newsy letter: officers ordered to rejoin regiments in America, relief of regiments there, exchange of commissions, friends at Pensacola, pensions, references to Wilkes’ expulsion from House of Commons, etc. CONDITION: Fair. 1 X 2 in. hole lower right, though the 3 pages with some loss of text. (D) Insurance document by “Mr. Clarkson” and “Dr. Miller” regarding lost medical supplies. Apparently connected with Fort Pitt, but with reference at bottom to expenses at New Orleans and payment for passage of three “Batteau men.” CONDITION: Excellent. Largest 7 - 1/2 x 12 in. The Plummer letter is particularly interesting, regarding retrieval of his daughter’s clothing. He was well regarded by both sides in the frequently murderous back country fighting. 500 - 1,000

2015 - 1747 KING GEORGE’S WAR BILL OF EXCHANGE BY WILLIAM SHIRLEY TO WILLIAM PITT. Boston Dec. 21, 1747, letter by William Shirley addressed to “William Pitt Esqr. Paymaster General of His Majesty’s Land Forces; or, to the Paymaster General for the time being.” He presents a bill for L200 Sterling for paying Edward Jackson for discharging NCOs and Private Men “of the state regiment under the command of Colonel Joseph Dwight,” raised for “the late intended expedition against Canada.” Boldly signed W. Shirley. Governor of Massachusetts Bay at the time, Shirley was largely responsible for the taking of Louisburg in 1745. Anticipated 1746 expeditions against Quebec and Fort St. Frederick, however, failed to gain necessary support from London and were called off. Shirley’s issue of paper currency and his own commercial ventures produced accusations of incompetence and corruption, and he spent roughly four years back in England starting in 1749 trying to put such matters to rest. 7 - 1/2 x 9 in. CONDITION: Very good. 500 - 1,000

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2016 - WAGONMASTER HOAKESLY AND COMMISSARY COLLYER GAIN PAROLE FROM SARATOGA June 16, 1780, parole signed by Robert Hoakesley and Nathaniel Collyer “Officers under the Convention of Saratoga, having been regularly Exchanged and Obtained permission to proceed to Elizabeth Town in the state of New. Jersey…” promising not to give or receive information about American forces, positions, etc. and await “proper passports from the Commissary of Prisoners.” They also promise not to carry their servants to New York until they are exchanged or obtain permission for it. Hoakesley was an Albany merchant who “went over” to the British, had a ship confiscated as a result, was a wagonmaster under Burgoyne and later protested inadequate provisions for the captured British. Collyer was a Commissary, though his subscription as “A.D.C.” may indicate he held a position on a general’s personal staff. Both men are mentioned in the Washington papers. 1 p. 8-1/2 x 12 in. CONDITION: Very Good. 500 - 1,000

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2017 - GEORGE WASHINGTON PEACE MEDAL DATED 1793. During George Washington’s presidency, several styles of these medals were created and given to Native leaders. Native Peace medals were produced by the United States government and given to Native leaders in the course of the nation’s negotiations with the multitude of tribes that owned the land coveted by the national and state governments. This silver George Washington Indian Peace Medal exhibits a raised rim on both sides. Appears unmarked. Obverse illustrates a uniformed George Washington at the right, standing, sharing a peace calumet, and having just given it to a Native Chief at the left, who is smoking it and wearing a peace medal around his neck. A pine tree behind the Native and a tomahawk at his feet, along with a farmer ploughing in the fields in the background behind Washington, inscribed “GEORGE WASHINGTON / PRESIDENT 1793” below. The collage is representative of the central justification of American policy toward Native tribes, contrasting the Euro-American definition of civilization with a perceived Native condition of savagery showing agriculture versus hunting, settlement versus nomadism, war versus peace, and ultimately, assimilation versus tribalism. Reverse illustrates the seal of the United States of America featuring a spread-winged eagle with a shield on its breast, and holding an olive branch and a bundle of thirteen arrows. The eagle carries a ribbon banner in its beak inscribed “E PLURIBUS UNUM” with a constellation of thirteen stars in a random pattern surrounding the eagle’s head. Rays of light are breaking through a cloud above. 59.18mm wide, 82.55mm tall, and 4.27mm Thick loop at top for suspension. The medal exhibits an even patina throughout with one repair at bottom center and repair to the suspension loop. This medal is housed in a vitrine. CONDITION: Good. 1,500 - 3,000

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2018 - SILVER GEORGE WASHINGTON PEACE MEDAL DATED 1795. During George Washington’s presidency, several styles of these medals were created and given to Native leaders. Native Peace medals were produced by the United States government and given to Native leaders in the course of the nation’s negotiations with the multitude of tribes that owned the land coveted by the national and state governments. This silver George Washington Indian Peace Medal exhibits a raised rim on both sides. Appears unmarked. Obverse illustrates a uniformed George Washington at the right, standing, sharing a peace calumet, and having just given it to a Native Chief at the left, who is smoking it and wearing a peace medal around his neck. A pine tree behind the Native and a tomahawk at his feet, along with a farmer ploughing in the fields in the background behind Washington, inscribed “GEORGE WASHINGTON / PRESIDENT 1795” below. The collage is representative of the central justification of American policy toward Native tribes, contrasting the Euro-American definition of civilization with a perceived Native condition of savagery showing agriculture versus hunting, settlement versus nomadism, war versus peace, and ultimately, assimilation versus tribalism. Reverse illustrates the seal of the United States of America featuring a spread-winged eagle with a shield on its breast, and holding an olive branch and a bundle of thirteen arrows. The eagle carries a ribbon banner in its beak inscribed “E PLURIBUS UNUM” with a constellation of twelve stars in a random pattern surrounding the eagle’s head. Rays of light are breaking through a cloud above. Measures 66.70mm wide, 89.97mm tall, 5.69mm thick. Loop at top for suspension. The medal exhibits an pleasing patina throughout with strong motifs. It is interesting that the original 1795 version of the medal incorporated fifteen stars instead of thirteen, due to the admission of Vermont and Kentucky into the Union, however, this version has only twelve stars. CONDITION: Good. 1,500 - 3,000

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2019 - REVOLUTIONAY WAR ERA GERMANIC HUNTING SWORD. Blade Length: 26 - 1/2” Overall Length: 31 - 1/2” Swords of this style were often carried by German mercenaries fighting in the Colonies. For a similar example, see plate 85.S on page 90 of “Swords and Blades of the American Revolution” by George C. Neumann. The sword features a slightly curved single fuller English style blade. Paktong hilt and pommel with relief chased motifs including cherub heads, a stag, dogs and busts on the quillon. Pommel has 4 large relief chased heads. Stag grip. CONDITION: Blade retains a grey patina with heavier brown patina in low and protected areas. Series of “battle nicks” on cutting edge. Green felt washer at top of blade. Hilt retains a pleasing mellow patina. Grip excellent. 1,000 - 2,000

2020 - REVOLUTIONARY WAR PERIOD FRENCH CUTTOE OR HUNTING SWORD WITH SCABBARD. Blade Length: 21 - 5/8 Overall Length: 27 - 1/2 For a similar example, see plate 104.S on page 96 of “Swords and Blades of the American Revolution” by George C. Neumann. Straight single edged blade with shallow wide center fuller, clip point and a ricasso at the top. Fullers have an engraved stag on one side and a lid hog on the other. Ricasso engraved on both side with scrolls, geometric designs and a fleur-de-lis. Silver s-shaped guard with French proofs on each side. Relief. chased dog head quillons. Ebony grip with integral pommel carved with moldings. Reeded sections on grip. Complete with its original brown leather covered scabbard with reppouse silver mounts. Scabbard with tooled “x” designs. CONDITION: Blade polished and shows some darker areas and scattered pitting. Some of ricasso filed off on both sides. Hilt tight to blade. Grip excellent with one age crack. Scabbard has a repair and top mount shows some denting. Some tears to edges and scuffing. 1,200 - 1,800

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For another example with this hilt, see “Battle Weapons of the American Revolution” by George C. Neumann on page 162 plate 301.S. This circa 1750-1770 saber features a straight French diamond section blade. The brass guard is round with forward curled quillon on top. Waffle pattern counter guard on right side that attaches to large ball pommel. Grip wrapped with braided brass wire. CONDITION: Blade mostly bright. Brass retains a pleasing mustard patina. Grip wrap slightly loose. French cavalry sabers are exceedingly rare. A very nice example. 2,000 - 4,000 2022 - SCARCE BRITISH FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR BASKET HILT SWORD BY JEFFRIES. Blade Length: 31” Overall Length: 36” For another identical example by this maker, see 243.S on page 142 of “Swords and Blades of the American Revolution” by George C. Neumann. This sword is the official pattern backsword issued to the enlisted men of the Highland Regiments between 1750 and 1783. These swords are seldom found today and rarely do their unit markings remain. The writer knows of only six with the 42nd designation that have a period inscription. This example was likely marked but the markings have likely been intentionally removed. The blades were manufactured by two makers, Drury of London and “Iefries” (Jeffries). Each side of the steel blade has a deep single fuller on top and is deeply struck with “(crown) / GR / JEF / RIES”. The basket hilt has a series of triangle and circle piercings specific to this pattern and to Jeffries. The pommel is cone shaped. The present wooden grip is the original. Grip is devoid of leather wrap. CONDITION: Blade retains a spotted grey patina and shows scattered areas of light putting and “battle nicks” to cutting edge. Hilt retains a dark heavy brown patina throughout. Blade slightly loose to hilt and wood grip slightly loose and shows scattered marks from use. A scarce Highland pattern by the earlier of the two makers. 2,500 - 5,000 2023 - FINE 1763 HALLMARKED GILT SILVER HILTED BRITISH SMALL SWORD. Blade Length: 32” Overall Length: 39” This officer’s sword is profusely decorated with relief chased military motifs. It is hallmarked for 1763. For a similar example, see plate 106.SS on page 339 in “Battle Weapons of the American Revolution” by George C. Neumann. The straight colichemard blade features gilt washed engraved heraldic designs on borough sides and own the right “ardua virtis” and on the other “per ardor virtis”. This translates to: “Virtue achieved through hard struggle, by passion.” Stands of arms engraved on ricasso on both sides. Red wool washer at top of blade. The gilt silver hilt features a double clamshell guard with chased panoplies of arms and musical instruments on both sides. Knuckle bow chased en suite. Pommel features helmets, cannon and grotesque face. Elaborate grip with alternating bands of silver, strands on copper wire and braided silver wire. CONDITION: Shows little use. Blade sharp and retains a light grey patina with scattered darker grey spots. Hilt retains almost all of its original gilt finish. Hilt is tight to blade. Grip shows some denting to silver band wrap. A very high quality officer’s small sword similar to one carried by George Washington. 1,500 - 3,000 2024 - BRITISH MID 18TH CENTURY REGIMENTALLY MARKED GRENADIER SWORD. Blade Length: 24 - 1/2” Overall Length: 30” English slightly curved single fuller blade with “SH” inside a running fox for maker Samuel Harvey.A crown over “9” is stamped on left side at top. Brass guard with two branches on right side and a cast spiraling grip with integral pommel and capstan. Front of heart shaped guard inscribed “I T REGT=ESSEX =M / 25”. CONDITION” Blade retains a grey patina with heaveier patina and pitting towards top causing some losses to cutting edge. Hilt retains a pleasing dark mustard patina. 1,000 - 2,000 2025 - REVOLUTIONARY WAR BRITISH HORSEMAN’S SABER WITH “GR” AND GILL MARKED BLADE. Blade Length: 35 - 1/2” Overall Length: 42 - 1/2” Another identical sword of this pattern is located in the Society of the Cincinnati Museum in Washington, DC (The American Revolution Institute) and is identified to General Washington’s Aide in the Revolutionary War, Anthony Walton White (1750 - 1803). A letter from the Museum Collections Manager there and many detailed color photographs and a description of the sword are included. Long slightly curved blade with wide shallow fuller on both sides and terminating in a clip-point. Both sides marked in fuller with crown over stylized “GR”, top of blade marked “T. GILL” on spine for maker Thomas Gill. Iron four-slot guard with faceted domed pommel cap with integral turned capstan. Wood grip is original and was once wrapped with leather. CONDITION: Blade retains a grey patina, some battle nicks to cutting edge. Hilt retains a pleasing dark grey patina, minor period repair on right side of guard, just below quillon. Hilt tight to blade, original red wool washers still present at top of blade. Grip shows wear and marks from use. A very nice and rare example of this pattern. 2,000 - 4,000

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2026 - EARLY 18TH CENTURY BRITISH DRAGOON BROADSWORD FROM SHIRBURN CASTLE, EX-GOLDSTEIN. Blade Length: 33” Overall Length: 39”

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The sword is marked “SHIRBURN CASTLE” in white letters on the front of the left side of clamshell guard as well at “III”. Blade marked in white towards top “B-117-165”, the collection mark of Erik Goldstein. This British dragoon broadsword or saber features a tapered, straight, convex-faced double edged blade with short fullers in centers at top on both sides. Fuller engraved with “I N I N” on one side with a kris maker’s mark and “I N I V I” on the other side with same maker’s mark below. Brass double clamshell guard with forward turned quillon. two scroll-shaped bars support the knucklebow. Large ball-shaped pommel with integral capstan. Wood grip wrapped with twisted brass wire, Turk’s head ferrules at both ends. The sword was one of 20 acquired by Joseph Gage for a troop of dragoons he raised during the Scottish Uprising of 1715--all part of 20 stands of arms purchased for said troop. It bears an issue or rack mark of 3 upon it, shows that it was originally part of the same stand as the bayoneted carbine and pistol by London gunmaker Henry Delany that follow in consecutive lots after this sword. The arms were photographed together in the castle armory early in the 20th century. Much of the contents of the castle were sold between 2004 and 2006, including these swords, carbines and pistols. CONDITION: Blade very good and retaining a light grey patina, tight to hilt. Brass retains a pleasing dark mustard patina. Some losses to grip wrap. A rare opportunity to acquire a complete stand of dragoon arms from Gage troop of dragoons, all formerly part of the Shirburn Castle armoury. 2,000 - 4,000 2027 - BRITISH MID 18TH CENTURY GRENADIER HANGER WITH SCABBARD, MARKED BY HARVEY. Blade Length: 24 - 1/2” Overall Length: 30” English slightly curved single fuller blade with “HARVEY” stamped inside a running fox for maker Samuel Harvey. A crown over “9” is stamped on left side at top. Brass guard with two branches on right side and a cast spiraling grip with integral pommel and capstan. Front of heart shaped guard inscribed “WESTMORELAND M” and “7/1”. Complete with its original black leather scabbard. CONDITION” Blade retains a freckled grey patina with some “battle nicks” to cutting edge. Hilt retains a pleasing light mustard patina, quillon absent. Scabbard shows some flaking and crazing. 1,500 - 2,500 2028 - BRITISH REVOLUTIONARY WAR IRON SEMI-BASKET HILT HANGER. Blade Length: 28-7/8” Overall Length: 35-7/8” This sword is from the renowned Erik Goldstein Collection and has his collection number in white on top pf blade on right side. The straight blade has a single fuller on top on both sides. Iron hilt with dished guard and two counter branches. Leather-wrapped grip with brass band accent. Iron pommel with integral capstan. According to the previous description from Goldstein, the sword is “Dating from the tail end of the Revolution, hangers of this type were carried by British Grenadiers. Similar hilts appear in Copley’s “The Death of Major Pierson,” painted in 1783”. CONDITION: Blade retains a pleasing grey patina. Hilt is tight to blade. Leather grip shows some losses. Hilt retains a light grey patina with a dark heavy patina on the interior side. A very nice sword. 1,500 - 2,500 2029 - BRITISH GRENADIER HANGER BY SAMUEL HARVEY, EX. ERIK GOLDSTEIN COLLECTION. Blade Length: 26” Overall Length: 32” This mid-18th century sword has a slightly curved single fuller blade marked for Samuel Harvey on both sides, right side with “HARVE” visible and other with only “HARV” visible. Top of blade on right side painted with Goldstein’s collection numbers. Brass hilt with knuckle bow branches, pierced heart-shaped guard, and a plain wood grip with wire-wrapped ferrule at base. For paintings with this exact sword, see David Morier’s mid-18th c. depictions of the Grenadiers of each of the Regiments of Foot, similar hangers are depicted as being carried by the Grenadiers of the 9th & 18th Regiments. CONDITION: Blade retains a grey patina. Brass hilt retains a dark mustard patina and is tight to blade. Grip shows some hairline cracks and marks from use. PROVENANCE: Erik Goldstein Collection, formerly the Tom Wnuck collection. 1,200 - 1,800 2030 - PRE REVOLUTIONARY WAR EUROPEAN HUNTING SWORD. Blade Length: 24 Overall Length: 29 - 1/2 For an example with this shell guard, see plate 86.SS on page 332 of “Battle Weapons of the American Revolution” by George C. Neumann. The straight blade has a clip-point and two partial fullers on each side. Leather washers at top of blade. Brass shell counter guard on right side and s-shaped guard with gadrooning on center panels. Tortoise shell grip with brass sidestrasa and pommel. CONDITION: Blade retains s grey patina with scattered areas of light pittingHilt tight to blade. Brass hilt retains a pleasing mustard patina. Back panel of grip shows deterioration to shell, especially at the top. Other tortoise panel shows some minor defects. 1,500 - 3,000 252

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2031 - EARLY SCOTTISH BASKET HILT BROADSWORD MARKED CLEMENS BRACH. Blade Length: 32” Overall Length: 38”

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Fir two other examples of this 1650-1700 pattern, see 233.S and 234.S on page 139 of “Swords and Blades of the American Revolution” by George C. Neumann. The straight double-edged broadsword blade has 2 center fullers on each side. Inside both fullers on the left side is the marking “CLEMENS BRACH” and own the other side in both fullers is “IN SOLINGEN” along with a makers mark at the top of the ricasso. The open style basket features junction plates inscribed with double-line decoration. The domed pommel has three engraved lines dividing each quarter. Wood grip. CONDITION: Blade shows retains a grey patina with some areas of pitting, tip slightly rounded. Blade markings crisp and clear. Hilt retains a spotted grey patina and shows some losses to junction plate on right side and a break to the plate on the opposite side. Grip shows wear and an age crack, is wrapped with strand of braided sinew. Blade is tight to hilt. A very scarce early pattern. 2,500 - 5,000 2032 - LARGE BRASS HILTED REVOLUTIONARY WAR AMERICAN HORSEMAN’S SABER Blade Length: 32 - 1/2” Overall Length: 39 - 1/8” This very attractive and large American sword is made utilizing the same construction as Potter swords. The brass four-slot guard has an integral ring that attaches above the grip and the pommel is applied above the ring. Cherry grip with engraved ringed sections. CONDITION: Blade retains a mostly heavy dark brown patina with some scattered pitting and “battle nicks” to cutting edge. Hilt retains a pleasing dark mustard patina. Grip very good with one minor chip on left side below pommel. Hilt tight to blade. A very nice classic American Cavalry saber. Ex. Philip Mead. 2,500 - 4,500

2033 - PUBLISHED AMERICAN IRON HILTED HORSEMAN’S SABER, EX. GEORGE NEUMANN COLLECTION Blade Length: 33 - 1/4” Overall Length: 39 - 3/4” This sword is pictured and described on page 361 as number 172.SS in “Battle Weapons of the American Revolution” by George C. Neumann. This sword is listed as being in the author’s personal collection. The slightly curved single fuller blade appears top be of American manufacture. The iron hilt is dished and has two crudely attached outward branches. The leather-wrapped grip is accented with a spiraled copper band. Oval pommel with integral capstan. CONDITION: Blade retains a light grey patina with some scattered dark spotting and “battle nicks” to cutting edge. Hilt retains a brown patina. Grip very good with some crazing and losses to surface. Hilt is tight to blade. A very nice heavy duty American Revolutionary War cavalry saber. 2,000 - 4,000

2034 - AMERICAN RIFLEMAN’S SWORD OR SHORT SABER. Blade Length: 26” Overall Length: 31” Probably Pennsylvania, this sword features an American made slightly curved blade with narrow single fuller along top. The 3-3/8” ricasso at top of blade is engraved with foliate scrolls on both sides. Spade shaped brass guard with relief diamond on front, around blade. Brass ferrule at base. Top pommel band crimped around top. The grip appears to be maple and is decorated with spiraling gadrooning. Comes with an associated later black leather scabbard with brass throat mount. CONDITION: Blade retains a pleasing grey patina with some brown areas. Guard retains a pleasing dark mustard patina. Grip very good. Guard wiggles slightly. Scabbard shows some scuffing and crazing, tip absent. A very nice sword likely made by a rifle maker. 1,500 - 3,000 2035 - BRASS AMERICAN LION HEAD POMMEL HORSEMAN’S SABER. Blade Length: 33” Overall Length: 39” This unusual and early example is the predecessor to the later American Light Horse Dragoon or Pennsylvania Light Horse Dragoon marked sabers. It dates probably circa 1780-85. The long, nearly straight, blade is Spanish in style, with three narrow fullers along the top. Classic brass 4-slot guard with 2 additional piercings extending into D-shaped knucklebow. Cast 2-piece grip and pommel with a roped ring below head. Some crude sand casting marks to head, suggesting American manufacture. Pommel decorations are entirely engraved. Lion head appears more seal-like than lion-like. Relief oval-shaped ears. CONDITION: Blade retains a spotted grey patina with scattered minor nicks to cutting edge and some sharpening marks. Blade shows areas of original fire-blued finish. Some freckling to top 4” of blade, about 1/8” broken at tip. Hilt retains a pleasing mustard patina and is slightly loose to hilt. Knucklebow shows slight bends and a crack towards pommel. 1,500 - 2,000

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2036 - ENGLISH 18TH CENTURY GRENADIER SWORD MARKED WOOLEY & DEAKIN. Blade Length: 25” Overall Length: 30” English slightly curved single fuller blade with marked “WOOLEY / &DEAKIN” on left side of blade. A crown over “2” is stamped on right side at top. Brass guard with two branches on right side and a cast spiraling grip with integral pommel and capstan. CONDITION” Blade retains a grey patina with some pitting. Hilt retains a pleasing mustard patina with scattered minor denting and marks from use. 1,000 - 2,000

2037 - SEA CAPTAINS SEAL POMMEL FOLK ART SWORD WITH SCABBARD AND WHALEBONE GRIP. Blade Length: 27 - 1/2” Overall Length: 33” This unique sword was almost certainly a sea captain’s sword. It has a slightly curved blade with wide shallow central fuller. The brass hilt’s knucklebow is in the distinct shape of a fish with tail. The fish’s head attaches to the seal head pommel in the mouth of the seal. The seal’s head pommel is engraved with eyes and a mouth and is in the distinct form of a seal. The grip is whalebone. Complete with a brown leather scabbard with brass frog stud. CONDITION: As found and untouched. Blade retains a heavy dark patina with pitting throughout. The brass hilt retains a very dark patina. Grip retains a pleasing dark honey patina with some grain cracks but no losses. Leather scabbard shows crazing throughout and a couple small holes on back side. A very unique piece of American Nautical Folk Art. 2,000 - 4,000

2038 - SEMI WAGON WHEEL AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY WAR HORSEMAN’S SABER. Blade Length: 32 - 1/2” Overall Length: 38 - 1/2” For a nearly identical example, see plate 331.S on pg. 172 of “Swords & Blades of the American Revolution” by George C. Neumann. These open pierced-guard sabers resemble the hilts of weapon wheel swords. The saber features a Spanish-style curved blade with 3 fullers. Due to the crudeness of the fullers, the blade is most likely an American copy. Crossguard with open heart shaped designs on either side of the grip. Counterguard is slightly curved and terminates with a small circular quillon. The D-shaped knucklebow connects to the ball pommel above the pedestal base. Thick brass capstan atop the ball-shaped pommel. Grip appears to be maple. CONDITION: The blade has a mostly even gray patina with scattered areas of darker spotting. Hilt has a pleasing mustard patina with. Grip shows some minor scattered marks and a hairline age cracks bottom. This sword is featured on pg. 346 of “American Silver-Hilted, Revolutionary and Early Federal Swords, Volume I” by Dan Hartzler. 2,000 - 4,000

2039 - PUBLISHED SILVER MOUNTED EAGLE HILTED SABER, EX. HARTZLER. Blade Length: 30” Overall Length: 35 - 1/2” A stately example of an American silver hilted saber with a small detailed silver eagle head pommel. The sword features a curved clip point blade with a wide shallow center fuller. The spiraling ebony grip is wrapped with fine inlaid twisted silver wire. The eagle head pommel is quite detailed, featuring individual rounded feathers, a closed beak, and target shaped eye. Each feather is pleasantly elaborate featuring vanes detailed with rachis and barbs. A doorknob capstan rests atop of the eagle’s head. Silver reverse-P knucklebow. CONDITION: The blade has a dark grey patina with scattered nicks to cutting edge. Hilt retains a pleasing polished surface with several areas of dark patina, especially in protected areas. Grip a couple hairline age cracks. Guard slightly loose to blade. A very attractive silver hit. This sword is featured on page 330 of “American Silver-Hilted, Revolutionary and Early Federal Swords Volume I” by Dan Hartzler. 1,500 - 2,500

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2040 - LOT OF 2: DOCUMENTED JEREMIAH SNOW ATTRIBUTED SABER WITH SILVER SPOON WITH HIS TOUCHMARK. Blade Length: 34” Overall Length: 39 - 1/2”

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Jeremiah Snow, Sr. worked about 1760-1800 and was a Massachusetts silversmith who is known to have produced both horseman’s sabers and short sabers in the Revolutionary era and after. For another example by this maker, see 192.S on pg. 125 of “Swords and Blades of the American Revolution” by George Neumann. For more information on this maker and to see a signed J. Snow example with this hilt, see pgs. 264-268 of “American Silver-Hilted Revolutionary and Early Federal Swords Volume I” by Daniel D. Hartzler. Jeremiah Snow III lived between 1735 and 1803 and was born in Boston and worked in Charlestown, Massachusetts. “Because of the desire for personal sidearms during the Revolutionary War, he turned to making brass cavalry swords for the Patriots”, Hartzler states. After the war, he moved to Springfield, Massachusetts. This saber has been attributed to Snow, by virtue of the distinctive form of its brass, stirrup-hilt with open, side-loop to the right side of the counterguard, as well as the use of a three-fuller Spanish style blade. However, unlike most of his known sabers, which have urn-shaped pommels, this saber’s pommel is olive or ovoid-shaped, with faceted capstan. The grip is unchanneled and appears to be of straight-grain maple with brass ferrules at each end (each with 3 lines of edge engraving around them). The saber is accompanied with a silver tablespoon by Snow, bearing his “I.SNOW” touchmark in a rectangular cartouche on the recto of the handle and the owner’s initials “BM” in a cursive cipher on the obverse. Take note that the touch mark on the spoon is identical to that used on his swords and the example in Hartzler’s book mentioned above. CONDITION: The blade retains a grey patina with a few “battle” nicks to cutting edge. Hilt retains a pleasing dark mustard patina. This sword is illustrated and discussed on pp. 190-191 of “For Liberty I Live.” 2,000 - 4,000

2041 - DOCUMENTED AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY WAR HORSEMAN’S SABER WITH ITS ORIGINAL SCABBARD, EX GEORGE NEUMANN COLLECTION. Blade Length: 33 - 1/2” Overall Length: 38” This sword is featured as plate 141.SS on page 350 of George Neumann’s “Battle Weapons of the American Revolution”. Neumann’s sticker with his handwritten information is still present on the front of the top scabbard mount. Slightly curved Spanish-style blade with three narrow fullers on top on both sides. Brass D-guard with 5 piercings. Knucklebow attaches to small half-ovoid pommel. Cherry grip decorated with twisted brass wire accent. Complete with its original decorated black leather scabbard with brass mounts. CONDITION: Blade mostly bright with some darker areas and areas of pitting. Hilt retains a pleasing mustard patina, knucklebow has been reshaped since book was published, as it was bent. Grip very good with some minor age cracks. Scabbard shows dark mustard patina on mounts. leather shows crazing and flaking, but is very stable and still flexible. PROVENANCE: Ex. George C. Neumann Collections, book notes “Author’s Collection” for this sword. 3,000 - 6,000

2042 - RARE IRON HILTED AMERICAN WAGON WHEEL HORSEMAN’S SABER. Blade Length: 35 - 1/2” Overall Length: 41 - 1/2” Iron Wagon wheels are exceedingly rare. The only example the the cataloger is aware of is by the same maker with an identical iron hilt is one that sold for $9,020 as lot 70 at Cottone’s Auctions on Nov. 23, 2002 as part of the Tom Wnuck Collection. This example, with the same hilt probably dates to the mid 18th century. The long straight blade is of the English backsword style. The iron wagon wheel hilt is of distinct form with 8 piercings and a spade quillon. Plain cherry grip with an iron pommel with integral capstan. CONDITION: Blade has been polished, some “battle nicks” to cutting edge. Hilt has also been cleaned at one timer and retains a light grey surface. Grip shows some hairline cracks and is slightly;y off center to pommel. Grip and hilt are tight to blade. A very fine and rare American saber. 5,000 - 10,000

2043 - REVOLUTIONARY WAR AMERICAN SILVER HILTED SHORT SWORD. Blade Length: 25 - 1/2” Overall Length: 31” The slightly curved blade has two partial fullers on the top. Sheet silver guard with narrow slot on each side. Silver ferrules on both ends of yje bone grip with spiraling gadrooning. Ball shaped silver pommel. CONDITION: Blade retains a fairly bright patina with some darker areas with light pitting. Guard and pommel retain a partially bright surface with scattered areas of pewter patina. Guard has several bent areas that are out of shape, Hilt tight to blade. Grip shows some hairline age cracks. pommel has a dent on left side. 1,500 - 2,500

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2044 - AS FOUND AMERICAN RECVOLUTIONARY WAR SILVER HILTED LION POMMEL CUTTOE. Blade Length: 28 - 3/4” Overall Length: 35”

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Slightly curved English style double fuller blade. Silver guard and lion pommel. Spiraling gadrooningf on grip with silver ferrule at base. CONDITION: Blade retains a dark heavy patina. Silver retains a dark pewter patina. Grip has one chip above ferrule on underside. Hilt slightly loose and chain with small piece of guard are absent. 1,000 - 2,000

2045 - FASCINATING FOLK ART AMERICAN HALBERD HEAD, BLACKSMITH MADE USING BRITISH BAYONET. Blade Length: 16” Overall Length: 19” This unique two-piece halberd head was made using a British 18th century Brown Bess socket bayonet as the spike. The base has been modified for a pole using a cylindrical socket with brass filled joint. The iron blacksmith made halberd head slides on the bayonet and can be removed. One side of the head features an upward-turned pierced heart while the blade is a crescent moon with a star on the top and bottom corners. There is a face cut into the moon with a pierced eye. There is extensive punch dot decoration on both sides and on the right side, the initials “RB” in punched dots. CONDITION: Mostly lightly pitted grey patina with some darker areas of heavier patina. A very unique folk art halberd head. 2,500 - 5,000

2046 - (A) REVOLUTIONARY WAR RAMPART MUSKET OR WALL GUN, PROBABLY FRENCH. Manufacturer: French Model: Wall Gun or Rampart Gun Caliber/Bore: .80 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 43” FFL Status: Antique See Didier Bianchi’s “French Military Small Arms Volume 1 Flintlock Long Arms” on pages 18-22 for description of Pattern 1717 and 1728 Rampart Guns. See George D. Moller’s “American Military Shoulder Arms: Volume 1” on page 485 to see a table on French guns arriving in America, including Rampart Guns. This rampart gun appears to be of French origin as the triggerguard and sideplate are identical to early 1728 furniture. The French made two standard pattern wall guns of Models 1717 and 1728. that looked nearly identical to the infantry muskets of the same pattern only had larger bores and longer, thicker barrels with heavier stocks. There were at least 12,000 in the United States as that many can over on the French ship AMPHITRITE that landed in Portsmouth, NH, on April 20, 1777. The octagon, pinned, iron barrel has a very thick breech of 1.7” that tapers down to 1.07” which is very typical of rampart musket. There is a rear sight that is 5 ¾” from breech and front sight is ¼” from muzzle. The breech has a stamped “5” and a makers mark “SVI”. The convex, banana shaped lock plate is unmarked and features an early unbridled pan. French flat s-shaped sideplate and convex triggerguard. Made with no buttplate or ramrod entry ferrule. There are two early type baluster turned ramrod ferrules. Stock marked “10” behind the sideplate. Wooden ramrod with bone tip. CONDITION: In very good condition and in its original flintlock configuration. Metal parts have a light grey patina. Stock shows some wormholes on butt, a couple minor chips and a small dovetailed repair on stock’s left side, below rear sight. A very nice example. 4,000 - 8,000 2047 - (A) AMERICAN TIGER MAPLE STOCKED FRENCH MODEL 1728 FLINTLOCK REVOLUTIONARY WAR MUSKET. Manufacturer: American Model: Musket Caliber/Bore: .70 Smootbore Barrel Length: 44” FFL Status: Antique This attractive musket is American stocked in beautiful tiger maple. The barrel, lock, trigger guard, sideplate, two front bands, and altered buttplate are all from a rare French Model 1728 infantry musket. The two-stage barrel has a bayonet lug mounted on top, towards the muzzle. The flat lockplate has beveled edges and a molding at the tail. The tiger maple stock is of early Revolutionary War form and resembles the British style of stocking. Complete with a period iron American-made ramrod. CONDITION: Barrel retains a brown patina. Lock retains a brown patina, is in its original flintlock configuration and functions properly. All furniture retains a pleasing brown patina. Stock has an attractive orange maple hue. A very nice American Revolutionary War musket. 3,000 - 6,000 256

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2048 - (A) GERMANIC MID 18TH CENTURY MUSKET WITH BAYONET. Manufacturer: Prussia Model: 1740 Caliber/Bore: .75 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 41 - 3/8” FFL Status: Antique This musket dates to around 1740 and is similar to the Prussian Potsdam Model 1740 muskets but is much more slender. Its is identical to one captured at Bennington that is now at West Point. For two other examples of this musket, see pages 222 and 223 of “Muskets of the Revolution” by Bill Ahearn. This example has an unmarked barrel with bayonet lug mounted on the bottom towards tree muzzle. Germanic unmarked lock with molded tail, scalloped frozen spring and beveled edges. Brass Germanic furniture. The walnut stock features shaped relief carving around the ramrod entry ferrule, lock, sideplate, barrel tang and comb. The right side of the buttstock is branded “RS” sand has the carved in initials “IE”. The front 15-3/8” appear top be a make-do repair from its period of use. The old wooden ramrod is short. Complete with a triangular socket bayonet with “US” marking on socket. CONDITION: Barrel and lock retain a dark brown patina. Lock is in its original flintlock configuration and functions well. Brass retains a pleasing soft mustard patina. Stock shows minor age cracks and marks from use. One chip behind barrel tang. Bayonet has a mostly dark brown patina and fits the gun well. 2,500 - 5,000

SEE WEBSITE FOR ADDITIONAL PHOTOS 2049 - (A) GERMANIC REVOLUTIONARY WAR INFANTRY MUSKET BY TOMSON OF LEIGE. Manufacturer: Tomson Model: Infantry Musket Caliber/Bore: .75 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 39” FFL Status: Antique For an identical example with no maker’s mark, see plate 62.MM on page 112 of “Battle Weapons of the American Revolution” by George C. Neumann. He states that some examples of this model are also Dutch and marked to an arsenal there. This example features around barrel with brass front half moon sight on top and bayonet lug mounted on bottom. The flat lockplate has beveled edges and is marked “TOMSON / A’LIEGE” in the center. Brass Germanic furniture including buttplate with the faceted tang marked “CORPL No - 9”. Iron sling swivels on forend and triggerguard. Blonde stock with shaped carved panels around lock, sideplate and barrel tang. Complete with its original iron ramrod and an appropriate German triangular socket bayonet which has corresponding “C. No - 9” marking. CONDITION: Barrel retains a grey patina, some pitting around touchhole. Lock retains a matching patina and is in its original flintlock configuration. Markings strong, some pitting on cock. Brass retains a pleasing mustard patina. Stock some minor scattered marks from use and a small hairline crack in front of lock. Bayonet retains a dark brown patina. 2,500 - 5,000

2050 - (A) PRUSSIAN POTSDAM MODEL 1740 FLINTLOCK MUSKET WITH BAYONET. Manufacturer: Potsdam Model: 1740 Caliber/Bore: .75 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 41 - 1/4” FFL Status: Antique For another example, see plate 65.MM on page 115 of “Battle Weapons of the American Revolution” by George Neumann. This pre-1775 musket is marked S&D for makers Splittgerber & Daum, who worked from 1723-1775. The round barrel has a band at the breech and 4 Spandau Prussian proofs and a bayonet lug mounted on the bottom, towards muzzle. The flat banana lock has beveled edges and is marked “POTZDAMMAGAZ” in the center and “S&D” on the middle of the bottom beveled edge. The furniture is brass and of classic Germanic design, nearly identical to the Hessian muskets. The oval wrist escutcheon has the cipher of Frederick II of Prussia, who reigned between 1740 and 1786. The stock is of classic early Prussian form and has relief tear drop carving and relief panels around lock, sideplate and ramrod entry ferrule, butt is of “cow’s hoof” form. Complete with its original iron ramrod, iron swing swivels and correct Prussian triangular socket bayonet. CONDITION: Barrel and lock retain a dark undisturbed heavy brown patina. Lock is very strong, functions well and is in its original flintlock configuration. Stock shows some scattered marks from use, some age cracks and minor chips. Brass retains a mustard patina. Bayonet has a matching dark heavy patina. A very nice musket. 6,000 - 12,000

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2051 - (A) EARLY NEW ENGLAND FLINTLOCK FOWLER SIGNED JOHNSON. Manufacturer: Johnson Model: Fowler Barrel Length: 50 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Gauge: .56 Smoothbore

For another example by Johnson, see page 46 of “Flintlock Fowlers” by Tom Grinslade. It is likely the signature “Johnson” on the lock was Seth Johnson of Old Rutland, Massachusetts, who is listed as having worked from 1772-1777 and made Committee of Safety muskets. The fowler has a 50 - 1/2” tapered round heavy iron .58 caliber smoothbore barrel, with a tapered top flat, with small sights mounted on top, as well as two 12-1/2” side flats. The early handmade American lock is inscribed “JOHNSON” in the center with a squiggly line border below and is engraved at the tail with a c-scroll and an acanthus leaf design. The brass furniture includes a brass trigger guard in the French style, terminating in the back with a pendant, and at the front, with a gadrooned triangle. The buttplate has a three-stage tang, and the flat sideplate is serpentined and shows British influence. There is a large convex oval wrist escutcheon with a squiggly line border, and inscribed with the initials “PK” and what appears to be the date “1767”. The full-length cherry stock is in the classic New England form showing French influence, with a long wrist extending into the buttstock and a Roman nose comb. The wooden ramrod appears to be original but has been repaired towards the tip. CONDITION: Barrel retains a spotted brown and grey surface, with scattered areas of corrosion, especially around the breech. Lock is possibly a good professional reconversion, using the original plate. Signature is clear and lock functions properly. Brass retains a dark mustard patina and silver wrist escutcheon is polished and shows some minor denting and wear. Stock shows much of its original finish and dark patinas, especially around furniture and in protected areas. There are a couple minor slivers replaced along the forend on both sides, as well as a piece between the top of the lock and the barrel tang. A very attractive and early New England Fowler, signed by an important New England maker. Fowlers like this example were used during the Battles of Lexington and Concord. 5,000 - 10,000

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2052 - (A) RARE SILVER MOUNTED SWIVEL BREECH FLINTLOCK FOWLER BY JAMES BARBAR. Manufacturer: James Barbar Model: Swivel Breech Barrel Length: 36” FFL Status: Antique Gauge: .65 Smoothbore The swamped twin barrels are round and transition into a solid breech section with pan and frizzen on both sides. Top of one breech shows “IB” for James Barbar and partially visible proofs. Gold touchholes and wooden ramrod mounted on one side with iron ferrules. Banana lock mounted on right side is engraved “BARBAR”. Barrel group swivels when bow of triggerguard is depressed. Chased and pierced silver Queen Anne sideplate with foliate designs and silver wrist escutcheon engraved with a rampant lion with a large crown above its head. Chiseled iron buttplate and Iron triggerguard engraved on bow with arms. Walnut stock of early English form is carved with relief clamshell design around barrel tang. CONDITION: Barrels show some wear and pitting throughout. Mechanisms function properly. Barrels have been re-browned at some time. Lock retains a brown patina. Silver has a pleasing softly polished patina. Iron mounts are mostly dark grey. Stock shows scattered marks from use throughout and minor chipping around barrel tang. A very rare and fine wealthy gentleman’s fowler by a renowned British gunmaker. 4,000 - 8,000

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2053 - (A) FINE ENGLISH SILVER MOUNTED QUEEN ANNE FLINTLOCK OFFICER’S PISTOL BY ISAAC SMITH. Manufacturer: I. Smith Model: Flintlock Caliber/Bore: .60 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 7” FFL Status: Antique Isaac Smith worked as a gunmaker in London between 1727 and 1756. The tapered three-stage screw-barrel with turned cannon muzzle and relief ring. Left side of breech stamped with “(crown) / V” and “(crown) / P” London proof and view marks along with a crown over “F”, meaning that Smith was not a member of the London Gunmaker’s Guild. Top of breech engraved with an acanthus leaf followed by “LONDON”. The lock is engraved “I. SMITH” towards the front. Engraved iron endcap and triggerguard terminating in an engraved foliate finial. Symmetrical solid silver wrist escutcheon and sideplate chased in great detail with a castle tower, sword, cannon, armor, and polearms. Solid silver grotesque mask pommel cap. The walnut stock has relief carved panels around lock and sideplate that terminate in the back with teardrops. Relief carving around the barrel tang with a fine shell design. CONDITION: Very good, barrel polished bright, proofs excellent. Barrel does not unscrew and has some scuffing. Lock is in its original flintlock configuration and is tight and functions well. Markings excellent. Silver mostly polished with pewter patina in lower areas. Stock very good with a couple minor mars. Attractive pistol dating to the first half of the 18th century. 1,500 - 2,500 2054 - (A) PAIR OF FINE ENGLISH QUEEN ANNE STYLE FLINTLOCK OFFICER’S PISTOLS BY RICHARD WILSON. Manufacturer: (BOTH) Wilson Model: (BOTH) Flintlock Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .60 Smoothbore Barrel Length: (BOTH) 7 - 1/8” FFL Status: Antique Richard Wilson is recorded as born 1703, apprenticed to his uncle Thomas Green in 1718, free of the Company in 1725, and made a master in 1741. Among his fine pistols, he also did contract work for East India Company, Ordnance, Hudson Bay Company, and the Royal African Company. Classic Queen Anne style turn off barrels in 3 tapering stages, separated by wedding bands, engraved with wrigglework on rear edge of barrels, with bores flaring to cannon muzzles. Breeches have “Wilson” signature, sprays of florals, Wilson’s “* / RW” maker’s mark, and view and proof marks. Top of chambers engraved “LONDON”. Swan neck cock with light floral scrolls and double-lined borders. Elaborate sideplates with a stand of arms depicting flags, cannon balls, a fort, and a hauberk. Wrists inlaid with silver escutcheons atop a capital with floral accents. Buttcaps depict early style grotesque masks wreathed in floral scroll and topped by shell finials. Stocks of a dark, dense, almost burl figured walnut with relief carved shell motifs around barrel tangs. CONDITION: Overall very good, with iron components bright metal with some light handling marks throughout. A couple hairline age cracks on right side of wrist of one pistol and a well executed minor repair through the wrist of the other pistol. Mechanically fine, bores are excellent. Queen Anne pistols are quite desirable and these are of a rarely encountered high grade. 5,000 - 10,000 2055 - (A) IMPORTANT EARLY 18TH CENTURY SUPERPOSED FLINTLOCK PISTOL BY THIERMAY, EX KINDIG COLLECTION. Manufacturer: Thiermay Model: Superposed Caliber/Bore: .62 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 11 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Twin round barrel swamped at muzzles. Top barrel marked “THIERMAY” in a decorative cartouche. Brass half-moon front sight with engraved acanthus designs in front and behind. Lockplate engraved with detailed borders and marked “THIERMAY” in the center. Lock has a double pan mechanism. When cock is pulled back fully, the top pan is pulled back by the cock to expose a second pan with a touchhole that goes to the bottom barrel. The top pan can be manually pushed forward to fire the top barrel first, if desired. Deeply chased gilt brass mounts. The figured walnut stock is decorated with extensive relief scroll carving. Stamped in one piercing of sideplate with “706” likely a Brooks Collection number. Thomas Thiermay was Flemish and worked from around 1720-50 while Daniel Thiermay, also Flemish, worked from about 1700-40. CONDITION: Barrels and lock bright, markings excellent. Brass mounts very good. Stock shows some cracks around top of wrist extending to back lock tang that are all stabilized. Otherwise showing scattered marks from use. Ramrod on left side and it appears to be its original. PROVENANCE: Ex. Joe Kindig, Jr. Collection from which the consignor purchased this pistol. 3,000 - 6,000

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2056 - (A) FRENCH SILVER MOUNTED FLINTLOCK PISTOL BY BOURDIEC. Manufacturer: Bourdiec Model: Officer’s Pistol Caliber/Bore: .69 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 8 - 5/8” FFL Status: Antique This fine officer’s pistol has an English brass barrel marked “HEYLIN CORNHILL LONDON” on top. British private view and proof marks as well as “IH” for Joseph Heylin are on left side of breech. Convex llockoplate inscribed “Bourdeic Bordeux”. Walnut stock carved around barrel tang with foliate scrolls with same design in front of triggerguard. The mounts are plain silver with hallmarks on right pommel cap stirrup. CONDITION: Barrel retains a pleasing mustard patina and shows some wear. Lock retains a grey patina and is in its original flintlock configuration, needs some adjustment. Soft patina on silver with some scattered marks from use. Stock shows scattered marks from use and some cracks. A very attractive silver mounted pistol. 1,500 - 3,000

2057 - (A) FRENCH BRASS BARREL FLINTLOCK PISTOL, EX. TOM GRINSLADE. Manufacturer: Cadet Model: Officer’s Pistol Caliber/Bore: .55 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 7” FFL Status: Antique This circa 1750 pistol has a tapered brass barrel with turned cannon muzzle and a large engraved panoply of arms in the center, towards breech. The brass lockplate features a brass pan and is inscribed in the center “Boys en Cadet / St. Etienne”. Engraved brass furniture of classic French form. The oval-shaped wrist escutcheon has is a silver plate with a relief pelican. Walnut stock with relief flower around barrel tang and complete with its period wooden ramrod. CONDITION: Very good, as found and untouched. Barrel, lockplate, and all furniture retain a dark mustard patina. Lock is in its original flintlock configuration and functions properly. Stock shows some minor scattered marks from use. A very nice pre-Revolutionary War French pistol. PROVENANCE: Tom Grinslade Collection. 2,000 - 4,000

2058 - (A) FINE SMALL FRENCH BOXLOCK PISTOL BY SOVICHE LE CADET WITH EAGLE HEAD GRIP. Manufacturer: Soviche Model: Le Cadet Caliber/Bore: .32 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 2 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique This fine high-quality circa 1750-1770 pistol has a multi-ringed tapered barrel. The bottom is chiseled and engraved with floral scrolls. There are inlaid gold accents applied on stippled areas. The stepped boxlock action is chased, engraved, and gilded en suite. The left side is inscribed “Le Cadet” and “Soviche” on the opposite side. The action tang, swan-neck cock, top jaw, and frizzen face are also chased, engraved, and gilded. Trigger guard bow decorated en suite. The figured walnut grip is checkered and carved at the pommel with a scowling eagle in great detail. Relief carved with floral scrolls around the barrel tang. CONDITION: Very good overall. Barrel and action retain a light grey patina. Mechanism is crisp and functions well. Engraving is excellent and crisp. Grip shows some light wear and storagemarks. A very detailed and well-decorated French pocket pistol. 1,000 - 2,000

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2059 - (A) REVOLUTIONARY WAR ERA SCOTTISH ALL STEEL FLINTLOCK PISTOL BY JOHN MURDOCH. Manufacturer: John Murdoch Model: Scottish Pistol Caliber/Bore: .54 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 7” FFL Status: Antique Circa 1775. For another similar example also c. 1775, see figure 34 on page 122 of “The Scottish Pistol” by Martin Kelvin. John Murdoch worked in Doune between 1750 and 1798. This is one of the only 16 known lobe butt pistole by John Murdock, according to page 170 of the above mentioned book. Profusely engraved three-stage barrel with faceted flared muzzle section. Platinum touchhole. Scroll engraved lock signed “I: MURDOCH” in center The steel stock is profusely decorated with classic Scottish motifs, borders and scrolls. Silver oval wrist escutcheon. Silver ball trigger. There are 4 triangular silver inlays around the pommel and one round silver inlay on the bottom of the pommel. There are also three engraved silver bands on bottom of stock, two in front of trigger and one behind. Engraved belt hook mounted on left side of stock. Complete with original steel ramrod. CONDITION: Very good overall. Retains a light grey patina throughout and shows some minimal wear. In its original flintlock configuration and functions well. A very attractive Scottish pistol, as often carried by officers of “The Black Watch” or 42nd Regiment of Foot during the Revolutionary War. 5,000 - 8,000

2060 - (A) RARE REVOLUTIONARY WAR FRENCH MODEL 1763/73 FLINTLOCK HORSEMAN’S PISTOL Manufacturer: St. Etienne Model: 1763/73 Caliber/Bore: .69 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 9” FFL Status: Antique This rare model can be seen as plate 23.PP on page 254 of George Neumann’s “Battle Weapons of the American Revolution”. This model was definitely one of the pistols supplied by France to the American rebels. It was widely used by our dragoons. This example is of standard configuration for this model. The breech is marked with three proofs, one a fleur-de-lis and is dated “75” on the left side and “1775” on the tang. The lock is inscribed “Manufacture / de St. Etienne” in the center. Just in fort ion the cock is stamped a crown over a “HB” to denote French government ownership. Standard brass furniture. The walnut stock with birds head pommel is marked behind the sideplate with a crown with a fleur-de-lis below and letters “S / B” on one side and “E /R” on the other. Behind that a carved “A B” and “A I”. Original steel ramrod. CONDITION: Very good overall. Barrel has a light grey patina, markings excellent. Lock is in its original flintlock configuration, has a grey patina, functions very well and has very excellent markings. Brass retains a mustard patina. Stock very good with excellent markings, a chip is missing left of the barrel tang and there is a small period repair above back of lock tang. A very nice profusely marked example in fantastic condition. 3,000 - 6,000

2061 - (A) SCARCE FRENCH MODEL 1763/66 FLINTLOCK HORSEMAN’S PISTOL BY MAUBEUGE. Manufacturer: Maubeuge Model: 1763/66 Caliber/Bore: .69 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 9” FFL Status: Antique For an identical example, see plate 22.PP on page 253 of “Battle Weapons of The American Revolution” by George C. Neumann. He states that this was probably the most common pistol supplied by France to the American rebels. It was widely used by our dragoons. In Don Troiani’s article “Cavalry Arms of The American Revolution” from “American Rifleman” on April 12, 2022: “Modest numbers of French military pistols were also available to the Colonial forces, and these were primarily the 1733, 1763/66 and possibly some of 1777 patterns.” He also has one pictured as one of the examples of the pistols used here by our cavalry. This example is of standard configuration for this model. The breech is marked “71” on the left side and ‘M1763” on the tang. The lock is inscribed “M de / Maubeuge” in the center. Just in fort ion the cock is stamped a fleur-de-lis over a “B” to denote French government ownership. Each component of the brass furniture is stamped with an inspectors mark. The walnut stock with birds head pommel is marked behind the sideplate with “CA”. Original steel ramrod with a “P” and a script “D” in a small oval cartouche. CONDITION: Very good overall. Barrel has a light brown patina, markings excellent. Lock is in its original flintlock configuration, is somewhat polished, functions very well and has very good markings. Brass retains a mustard patina. Stock very good. A very nice example in fantastic condition. 3,000 - 6,000

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2062 - (A) LARGE GERMAN FLINTLOCK HORSEMAN’S PISTOL, PROBABLY BRUNSWICK. Manufacturer: German Model: Horseman Caliber/Bore: .70 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 11” FFL Status: Antique This large and attractive pistol is possibly one that was used here by German mercenaries hired by Britain to fight in the Colonies. The pistol has attributes of Brunswick arms such as the triggerguard finial and stylized Brunswick sideplate. The two-stager barrel has a brass spider fort sight. The flat lockplate has high beveled edges and an early unbridled pan. Brass mounts in the stylized Brunswick fashion. Pommel cap with a grotesque mask, indicating this is a probably an officer’s pistol. The stock is of highly figured walnut, another feature indicating use by an officer. Relief carved Germanic designs around barrel tang and panels around lock, sideplate and ramrod entry ferrule. Complete with its original brass tipped wooden ramrod. CONDITION: As found and untouched. Grey patina on barrel and lock. Lock is in its original flintlock configuration and functions well. Brass retains a dark mustard patina. Stock shows some minor scattered marks from use. A great German military cavalry pistol. 2,500 - 5,000

2063 - (A) BRITISH PATTERN 1756 FLINTLOCK DRAGOON PISTOL BY VERNON DATED 1761. Manufacturer: Vernon Model: 1756 Caliber/Bore: .65 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 12” FFL Status: Antique This pistol is featured on page 107 of “The Evolution of The Brown Bess” by Dr. Jay Tartell. Examples of this pattern are scarce. For a nearly identical example, see page 85 of “British Ordnance Small Arms” by De Witt Bailey. Tapered round 12” .59 caliber smoothbore barrel with partially visible Tower proof marks on top near center of breech and crown over crossed scepters on front of barrel tang and a crown stamped on back of tang. The rounded lockplate has a slight curve and features double line engraved borders. The tail is inscribed “VERNON/ 1761” and the center is engraved with a large British crown over “GR”. Below the pan is the small stamp of a crown and a broad arrow denoting British government ownership. Standard brass Pattern 1756 military furniture including a convex land pattern sideplate and a wrist escutcheon. The full-length walnut stock features shaped relief carving around the barrel tang, lock, and sideplate. There is an intertwined “GR” on the right side of the wrist, which is the British storekeeper’s stamp. Complete with its original brass tipped wooden ramrod. CONDITION: Barrel has brown patina and markings are worn. Lock polished bright. Markings are excellent and lock is in its original flintlock configuration and mechanism is crisp. Brass furniture retains a mustard patina and shows some light scattered marks. Stock shows scattered storage marks and marks from use. A copy of the book featuring this pistol is included. 5,000 - 10,000

2064 - (A) BRITISH PATTERN 1759 ELLIOT DRAGOON FLINTLOCK PISTOL BY GALTON, DATED 1759. Manufacturer: Galton Model: 1759 Caliber/Bore: .65 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 9” FFL Status: Antique This pistol is featured on page 107 of “The Evolution of The Brown Bess” by Dr. Jay Tartell. Examples of this pattern are very scarce and were extensively used by British dragoons during the Revolutionary War. For another example, see 5.PP on page 236 of “Battle Weapons of the American Revolution” by George C. Neumann. The round barrel has clear Tower proof marks on top near center of breech, barrel maker initials “MB” on left side of breech and crown stamped on back of tang. The rounded lockplate has a slight curve and features double line engraved borders. The tail is inscribed “GALTON/ 1759” and the center is engraved with a large British crown over “GR”. Below the pan is the small stamp of a crown and a broad arrow denoting British government ownership. Standard brass Pattern 1759 military furniture. The full-length walnut stock features a relief apron around the barrel tang. There is an intertwined crown over “GR” on the right side of the wrist, which is the British storekeeper’s stamp. There is also a large “IR” inspectors stamp behind the sideplate. Complete with a replaced brass tipped wooden ramrod. CONDITION: Barrel has light grey patina and markings are excellent. Lock retains a brown patina. Markings are excellent and lock is in its original flintlock configuration and mechanism is crisp. Brass furniture retains a mustard patina and shows scattered marks throughout from use. Stock shows scattered marks from use and a small crack under front of lockplate tang. A copy of the book featuring this pistol is included. 4,000 - 10,000

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2065 - ENGRAVED FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR PERIOD POWDER HORN ATTRIBUTED TO THE FOLKY ARTIST AND LATER DATED 1771. This horn is accompanied by a wire museum display stand. The horn measures about 12” across the bow. The spout section has a series of turnings and engraved lines followed by a gadrooned section. The wood base plug is concave. The main body is engraved with a folky interpretation of the British crest above two cannons. Below this is a large and elaborate building and three-masted ship. There are also several folky trees, the identifying feature of the “Folky Artist” powder horns. The back is engraved “E*I 1794” lightly and a deeper “RE 1771”. CONDITION: Horn retains a pleasing honey patina with some wear and marks from use. Plug has several scattered holes on bottom. A very attractive horn with excellent patina. 3,000 - 5,000 2066 - ENGRAVED FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR FORT WILLIAM HENRY POWDER HORN OF JOHN LANPHIER DATED 1756. Lanphier is probably the John “Lanphere” with 1757 and 1759 (and possibly 1762) service in the Rhode Island Provincials recorded in Chapin’s rosters, which note that payrolls for only four of the 1756 companies could be found. (A John “Lanphear” recorded variously as born March 25, 1731, in Westerly, RI, or June 23 in Stonington, CT, (possibly birth and baptism dates) could perhaps be the same man.) We find no other viable candidates in available Mass, NY or CT French and Indian War records and Rhode Island companies are noted as present at both Forts Edward and William Henry in the 1756 campaign, with their Regimental Quartermaster specifically noted as posted at William Henry. Construction on that fort had begun in 1755 in the wake of the Battle of Lake George as a base for operations against the French at Crown Point. It is best known for its fall to the French in August 1757, less than a year after the carving of this horn, a defeat that led to the reshuffling of the British high command and inspired James Fenimore Cooper’s classic, “The Last of the Mohicans.” The horn itself measures about 12-1/2” across the bow. The horn has a faceted spout section followed by two rings and another faceted section. The main body is inscribed across the front of the horn “IOHN LANPHIER: HIS / HORN: MADE: AT: LAKE / GEORGE: CALED : WILLIAM / HENRY: OCTOBER THE 18th / DAY: THE: YEAR: 1756 / I POWDER & MY BALL HERO LIKE DO TH CONKR ALL : FINIS”. The back of the horn is engraved with a large crown over “G2R” for King George Rex II of England. The convex wood base plug has an iron staple for strap attachment. CONDITION: Some chipping to spout section rings and a small crack at base on back stemming form on of the wood pegs retaining the base. Horn has a pleasing honey patina. 3,000 - 6,000 2067 - GEORGE WASHINGTON ENGRAVED POWDER HORN OF ASAPH HART. Asaph Hart (1747–1820) was a Revolutionary War soldier from Connecticut who served as a private in the American Patriot forces. Records identify him as a with the Goshen, Connecticut Volunteers or militia. He likelysaw action in the New York Campaign in 1776. Hart served in Colonel Fisher Gay’s Regiment (2nd Battalion, Wadsworth’s Brigade), raised in June 1776 to reinforce the Continental Army in New York. He was also involved in the Battle of Long Island where his regiment was stationed at the Brooklyn front during the battle on August 27, 1776. During the retreat from New York, following the defeat at Brooklyn, his unit participated in the retreat through New York City and was present during the Battle of Kip’s Bay (September 15, 1776) and the Battle of Harlem Heights (September 16, 1776). In the Northern Frontier and Saratoga in 1777, Some records indicate service with New Hampshire Volunteers or militia units that marched to Ticonderoga and later joined the Continental Army for the Saratoga Campaign in September 1777. In Connecticut’s Defense (1777–1781) as a member of the Goshen Volunteers, Hart likely participated in local defense against British raids. The Danbury Raid and Battle of Ridgefield. While his individual presence isn’t confirmed, his unit’s proximity to the only inland battle in Connecticut (April 1777) makes it highly probable he was mobilized during this alarm. The horn itself measures about 12” across the bow. There is a 4-3/4” by 2-1/4” relief panel inscribed “A H” GEORGE WASHINGTON”. At the base, there is a flange for strap attachment. The convex wood plug is carved with “ASAPH HART X”. CONDITION: Powder horn has a dry surface with honey patina. Some carry wear and marks from use. Some chipping top decoration under spout. Some loss to end of flange due to insect damage. Plug shows marks from use. 3,000 - 5,000

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2068 - FINELY ENGRAVED FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR ERA POWDER HORN ATTRIBUTED TO THE POINTED TREE CARVER. This powder horns attributed to the prolific and professional engraver dubbed “The Pointed Tree Carver”, as he often uses pointed trees that look like paintbrush tips. Although this horn does not have them, it has other distinct designs attributed to him. The Hunter shooting a stag is on almost all of his powder horns including this example. The horn measures about 12-3/4” across the bow.The two-stage body has a conical spout section with ring in center and bulbous tip. The main body has a flange with two holes at the base for strap attachment. The horn is engraved with a massive British crest with a sun-in-splendor above. Below the crest are two large and detailed cannons along with detailed polearms, muskets, drums cannonballs and British flags. The back of the horn features a moon and 11 stars around it. There is also a hunter with his dog shooting at a stag. Woos plug is flat and retains an old label that has partially visible inscription. CONDITION: Very good overall with a dark honey patina. Some scattered marks from use. 3,000 - 6,000

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2069 - ENGRAVED REVOLUTIONARY WAR POWDER HORN OF BENJAMIN WILLE INSCRIBED LIBERTY AND PROPERTY NO STAMP ACT 1777. Benjamin Wille was a private in Captain James Gray’s Company in Colonel Alexander Scammell’s 3rd New Hampshire Regiment. In 1777, his unit was heavily engaged in the Saratoga Campaign where they fought in the Battle of Freeman’s Farm on September 19 and then the Battle of Bemis Heights on October 7, which directly led to the British surrender. Benjamin Wille is listed in the State Papers of New Hampshire as a resident of Durham New Hampshire. He is recorded as signing the “Association Test “ in 1776 in Loudon, pledging loyalty to the American cause that is considered “Patriotic Service” by lineage societies. The horn measures about 9” across the bow and has a concave conical spout section. The main body is engraved on the front within a panel: “Benjaman Wille / His Horn AD1777 / Made in Kings Streat” In a large cartouche above that is inscribed “Liberty: And /Property: no /Stamp: Act / 1777”. To the right is a colonial man wearing a mitre or grenadier cap resting his hands on a cane. There is a road with 30 grenadiers marching with their muskets on their shoulders down a road. There is also a star, three lines of buildings and a rattlesnake. The flat wood plug has an iron staple in the center for strap attachment. CONDITION: Horn retains a light honey patina and shows some raised grain and some wear th the back side from carrying. A small sliver absent along base of horn. A very historic and attractive powder horn. 5,000 - 10,000

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2070 - REVOLUTIONARY WAR US MARKED ARTILLERY POWDER HORN INSCRIBED WESTLEY RHODE ISLAND ARTILLERY AND DATED 1777. This artillery horn measures about 13-1/2 across the bow, excluding the removable screw plug. The horn has a brass charger spout and two brass rings for strap attachment. The concave wood base has a wood plug that screws out to refill powder. The horn is branded “3 US” around the base just above the wooden base. Along the horn is the inscription “WESTLEY RHODE IS ARTILLY AD 1777”. CONDITION: One side some moisture or heat damage. Brass spout retains a mustard patina. Wood plug shows some wear. Horn has a very dark patina. 2,500 - 5,000

2071 - BRITISH PIPE TOMAHAWK. Blade Length: 3” Overall Length: 20” For another similar example, see number 113 in “American Indian Tomahawks” by Harold Peterson. The pipe tomahawk shown in the book as number 113 is from the second half of the 18th century and bears the British broad arrow. For another similar example see figure 26 on page 121. The example shown is an English Ordnance tomahawk c. 1770-1780 for use in North America by British troops and their Native American allies. The head measures 8 7/8” overall with a crescent 3” cutting edge. The reproduction haft measures exactly 20-1/8”. CONDITION: Head retains a mottled brown patina with some areas heavier patina and pitting. A very nice British Ordnance tomahawk. 2,000 - 4,000

2072 - REVOLUTIONARY WAR PERIOD BRITISH PIPE TOMAHAWK WITH HAFT. Blade Length: 4 - 3/4” Overall Length: 22 - 1/2” For a nearly identical example see number 113 in “American Indian Tomahawks” by Harold Peterson. The pipe tomahawk shown in the book as number 113 is from the second half of the 18th century and bears the British broad arrow. For another similar example see figure 26 on page 121. The example shown is an English Ordnance tomahawk c. 1770-1780 for use in North America by British troops and their Native American allies. The head measures 8 5/8” overall with a crescent 3 1/8” cutting edge. The old, possibly original haft measures exactly 21-3/8” and appears to be hickory. A portion of the leather washer still remains inside the tear drop shaped eye. CONDITION: Head retains a dark brown patina with some areas heavier patina. Haft is very good showing scattered marks from use. Mouthpiece a modern replacement. A very nice British Ordnance tomahawk. 2,000 - 4,000

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2073 - RARE BRITISH REVOLUTIONARY WAR 26 HOLE CARTRIDGE BOX WITH STRAP, DISPLAYED AT THE MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION. This cartridge box was previously owned by Museum of the American Revolution curator Philip Mead. The box was on display there in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania for over a decade until fairly recently. Included are several photographs of this box on display at the museum as their example of a British Revolutionary War cartridge box. British infantry cartridge pouch with wood block bored for 26 (9-8-9) .75 cartridges (actual interior diameter about .75) and tinned iron tray beneath. Black leather with rough side out flap with rounded lower corners. Latch tab is white buff leather, blind-stitched to the inside of the flap. Leather latch button in place on bottom of box. Horizontal strip on reverse sewn in place to provide loops to retain a shoulder sling. The original iron rectangular sling buckles are stitched to bottom of box. The thin white buff leather tab at center of retaining strap for securing the box to a coat skirt button to keep it in position. Complete with a buff letter strap inscribed “Lew” on the back of one side. Trapezoidal flap/pocket on front of box body. CONDITION: Excellent. Minor scuffs and rubs. No leather missing and no broken stitching. Original wood block. One very small hole on back left side just above bottom stitching. Buff leather strap is excellent. A rare survivor with parallels known in construction technique, blind stitching, number of holes, use of buff leather tabs, leather button, etc. Versions of this box with 29 holes became the basis for the Continental Army “new construction” cartridge boxes after 1777. A very rare and important museum-displayed cartridge box in extraordinary condition. PROVENANCE: Ex. James Kochan Collection, ex. Philip Mead Collection. 8,000 - 15,000

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2074 - (A) DURS EGG 1759 PATTERN DRAGOON FLINTLOCK PISTOL. Manufacturer: Durs Egg Model: 1759 Pattern Caliber/Bore: .69 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 9” FFL Status: Antique

This pistol is a private purchase version of the British military Elliot Pattern 1759 Light Dragoon Pistol. As officer’s had top purchase their own weapons, they often purchased arm that matched what their men were using. This pistol is identical to the military version except for the British ordnance marks. The round barrel is stamped with private London proof and view marks and the top is marked “D EGG LONDON”. The convex lockplate is engraved in the center with a large crown over “GR” as are the military versions and the tail is marked “D-EGG”. Standard Pattern 1759 brass furniture, triggerguard bow marked “A / No. 26”. Walnut stock with relief carved beavertail around barrel tang. Original wood ramrod with brass tip. CONDITION: Barrel retains a light grey patina with some light scattered pitting. Lock retains a light patina with light pitting, markings excellent. Lock is in its original flintlock configuration and functions well. Brass retains a pleasing light mustard patina. Stock shows scattered marks from use and a small chip in front of lock. A very nice officer’s private purchase version of the Pattern 1759 Dragoon pistol. 2,000 - 4,000

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2075 - (A) AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY WAR FLINTLOCK OFFICER’S PISTOL, POSSIBLY JOHN HILLS. Manufacturer: American Model: Officer Caliber/Bore: .69 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 8” FFL Status: Antique This American New England stocked officer’s pistol stocked using parts from an earlier British pistol by renown maker Collumbell. The brass barrel is marked “COLLUMBELL LONDON” ion a cartouche on top flat. Two stage cannon muzzle. London view and proof marks on left side of breech along with “I II”. The lock is marked “COLLUMBELL” in the center and has an American made cock with amateurish engraved designs. The silver mounts include a grotesque mask pommel cap, triggerguard with edelweiss engraved on the bow and a pierced sideplate with sword and foliate motifs. The walnut stock has a relief carved shell design behind the barrel tang in the New England style. CONDITION: Brass barrel retrains a pleasing mustard patina, excellent markings. Lock retains a grey patina, is in its original flintlock configuration and functions well. Silver retains a pewter patina and shows some wear. Stock shows a couple scattered marks from use. A very nice American assembled Revolutionary War officer’s pistol. 2,000 - 4,000 2076 - (A) BRITISH DUBLIN CASTLE PATTERN 1759/1778 FLINTLOCK PISTOL. Manufacturer: Dublin Castle Model: 1759 / 1768 Caliber/Bore: .69 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 9” FFL Status: Antique For another identical example of this pattern, see 6.PP on page 237 in “Battle Weapons of the American Revolution” by George C. Neumann. This example appears to have had the “DUBLIN CASTLE” and large crown over “GR” on the lock intentionally removed during the period, indicating possible American capture and use. The round barrel shows traces of proofs. The flat lock has beveled edges. The brass furniture includes a full land pattern convex sideplate. The walnut stock has a relief carved beavertail around the barrel tang and a storekeeper’s stamp open the right side of the wrist that is a “GR / 1800” denoting that it was in British storage in 1800. CONDITION: Barrel and lock retain a heavy dark brown patina with pitting throughout. Lock is in its original flintlock configuration and functions well. Brass retains a dark mustard patina, front of sideplate has been cracked and repaired. Stock shows heavy use with marks from use and several repaired cracks. Horn tipped ramrod appears to be a period replacement. 1,500 - 3,000

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2077 - (A) FRENCH MODEL 1763 ST. ETIENNE MUSKET . Manufacturer: St. Etienne Model: 1763 Caliber/Bore: .75 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 44 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique

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This is one of the primary longarms provided to the United States during the Revolutionary and carried by the Continental troops. This example is of standard configuration throughout and has a partial visible St. Etienne mark with crown on left side of breech. Rear Model 1763 band with no spring provision. Bayonet lug mounted open bottom, towards muzzle. Walnut stock shows an American alteration to the comb. Ramrod a later replacement. CONDITION: All metal components heavily polished, some scattered pitting. Touchhole has been rebushed. Lock is in its original flintlock configuration. Stock shows scattered age cracks, minor chips and marks from use. 2,000 - 3,000 2078 - (A) AN AMERICAN ASSEMBLED FLINTLOCK MUSKET WITH HESSIAN LOCK. Manufacturer: American Model: Musket Caliber/Bore: .60 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 42” FFL Status: Antique The tapered barrel has a top flat that phases away about half way down the barrel. There are three engraved lines at breech and a bayonet lug mounted on top, near muzzle. The banana lockplate is flat with beveled edges and a molded tail. This exact style is associated with Hessian muskets. The buttplate, ramrod ferrules and lock screw escutcheons are all sheet brass. The triggerguard is engraved with a folky flower on the bow. The nosecap is tin. Stocked in cherry. The iron ramrod appears to be its original. Complete with an associated crude and likely American socket bayonet marked with “M / N. 21” on the socket. CONDITION: Barrel retains a pleasing brown patina. Lock retains a dark brown patina, is in its original flintlock configuration and functions well. Brass retains a pleasing dark mustard patina. Stock shows scattered age cracks, marks from use and minor chips. Bayonet deformed on both ends of socket and blade slightly bent. A nice 18th century American-assembled musket. 2,000 - 4,000 2079 - (A) PAIR OF REGIMENTALLY MARKED SILVER MOUNTED GERMAN FLINTLOCK OFFICER’S PISTOLS BY SAPS. Manufacturer: (BOTH) Saps Model: (BOTH) Flintlock Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .60 Smoothbore Barrel Length: (BOTH) 12 - 1/4” FFL Status: Antique

Johann Christoph Saps is recorded in Stockel as working circa 1744-1754 in Berlin. He is recorded as an air rifle maker, and the regimental gunmaker for the Kalckreuth Regiment. Pistols are in identical configuration and clearly made as a pair. Imported tapered barrels by Lazarino Cominazo, marked on top flat over faceted breech section “LAZARI COMINAZ”, with wedding rings separating 3 stages, equipped with large brass blade front sights. Gold bushed touch holes. Convex banana locks with integral rear fence, unbridled pan covers, filed frizzen spring finials, and swan neck cocks. Light line chasing along the form of the cock and borders of pans, signed “I.C. SPAS” under the frizzen springs and “BERLIN” above. Brass tipped trumpeted ramrods are retained by faceted silver ferrules. Shaped relief-carved moldings extends from trigger guards to front finals and around locks and sidplates. Stylized symmetrical and intricate flour-de-lis designs carved around barrel tangs. Elaborate pierced silver sideplates in the shape of dragons with chased heads biting the front lock retaining screws. Deeply branded “K” behind sideplate, for von Kalckreuth’s Regiment. Silver trigger guards, nicely faceted and filed, with a finials depicting a vase with florals sitting atop a mustachioed face, guards with light wriggle work and line engraving. Long tang is engraved “P. N O 2” with a strike over the O, possibly a rack number. Silver buttcaps with a central grotesque on a gadrooned platform with accenting wrigglework and scroll. CONDITION: Overall excellent, with metal components a smooth dove grey through with some thin areas of darkness, mostly to barrels. Silver is crisp. Stocks are excellent with some minor handling marks and minor dings, one crack in ramrod channel, but crisp throughout on the whole. One ramrod with some handling marks towards head, but both probably original. Mechanically fine, bores are excellent. An excellent pair of mid-18th century German pistols, no doubt in use by a wealthy and high ranking officer. 8,000 - 15,000 268

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2080 - (A) RARE DUBLIN CASTLE ROYAL ARTILLERY CARBINE. Manufacturer: Dublin Castle Model: Royal Artillery Carbine Caliber/Bore: .69 Smootbore Barrel Length: 37” FFL Status: Antique A Revolutionary War Dublin Castle Royal Artillery Carbine. This is an exceedingly rare Artillery Carbine circa 1776 marked to the 3rd battalion of the Royal Artillery. Royal artillery units were armed with light carbines for defence of the batteries and trains. Elements of the 3rd battalion were joined with the 4th to create the Brigade of Artillery for British Forces in North America. The carbines were issued with a 9 round white leather cartridge box . This gun has a 37 inch .65 calibre barrel, without baluster molding and a Pattern 1777 Dublin Castle extra flat carbine lock, as also used on the Royal Foresters carbine. The barrel bears the well worn engraving “ROYL ARTILLERY”, “3 B” and a proof mark. It also has viewers’ initials “I C”. In keeping with variations often observed in Dublin Castle guns, this example has an original unique side plate that is between the Royal Foresters 1776 pattern carbine side plate and 1745 Lord Loudon model. The stock is inletted for the plate. The musket has four ramrod pipes. CONDITION: Barrel retains a brown patina with worn markings and pitting at breech. Lock retains a sark patina, markings excellent and in its original flintlock configuration. Cock screw likely an accurate replacement. Brass retains a mostly dark mustard patina. The topmost ramrod ferrule is a contemporary replacement along with several inches of wood to the second pipe. The three original pipes show wear from ramrod use. The last pipe has a spring to hold the later iron ramrod. The lock has been tightened during its period of use with two small square nails. A small piece replaced above front lock tang. The gun saw extensive use. By 1776 artillery troops in America were down to about 2/3rds of their carbines. The Pattern 1776, was rushed into production. It used a steel ramrod and furnished with an improved lock and an overall length of 52 1/8 in. The current example is probably from the earliest produced given the position of its proof marking on the barrel. A detachment from the 3rd Battalion fought at Saratoga and likely at most other battles in the revolution where British artillery played a significant role. 5,000 - 10,000

2081 - (A) RARE FRENCH MODEL 1763/66 MARINE MUSKET. Manufacturer: French Model: 1763/66 Marine Caliber/Bore: .75 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 44” FFL Status: Antique See page 114 of Don Troiani’s “Soldiers of the American Revolution” for a painting of French Marine with musket and page 117 for photo and description of this model French Marine Musket. See “Military Collector and Historian Magazine, Fall 2005” for article by James L. Kochan titled ”The French Corps of Marine Infantry and Bombadiers in the American Revolutionary War 1778-1783: Diverse Notes and Artifacts.” The article has a good picture and description of the 1766 musket and history. It also emphasizes the scarcity of any related artifacts. The 1763/66 Marine Muskets are extremely rare with only about 5 known to exist, all in America. It is unknown how many were produced. The pattern was forgotten to history until recent research by a French military historian. The 1766 Marine Musket was replaced in 1777 by a new pattern. The 1766 is similar to the 1766 Infantry musket except it has brass furniture which is lighter than the iron furniture on the Infantry muskets and the stock is also more slender. A report from the French Division Brest reports the 1766 Muskets were unserviceable a year after issue. Whether they were in bad shape when issued is unknown but it is very likely that the lighter build was unsuitable for rugged sea service. All remaining Pattern 1766 muskets were gifted or sold to the American allies once the newer pattern was available. This explains why there are fewer surviving weapons and the fact they are all in America. It has an oil cut on bottom tail of lock, a sharpened rammer, and the swivels are remove, all of which are evidence of American use. The round iron barrel has a bayonet stud on top towards muzzle. The 1766 lock has a flat plate, flat cock, and bridled pan and has no visible markings. The back of interior lockplate has “BG” proof mark. The butt plate, trigger guard, and side plate are brass. The sideplate appears to be an old replacement. The bow of trigger guard is stamper with a “V”. The top and bottom barrel bands are brass, and holed so they can be pinned to the stock. The center band is iron in order to hold a sling swivel and is also pinned. The walnut stock lighter in construction than a standard 1766 musket. Behind the sideplate the stock is marked with a small “X” over large” V” and the right of butt tock has an “IL” brand. The 1766 Marine Musket in plate 29 in Rex Kessler’s book “Continental Arsenal Marks and Stamps” has the exact same proof brand on the stock. Also see pages 110-133 for photos of 1766 French Marine Musket with US surcharges and same marks on the stock. CONDITION: All iron components have a dark heavy patina with scattered pitting throughout. Some screws replaced. Lock is in its original flintlock configuration, touchhole rebushed. Lock does not function. Brass retains a pleasing dark mustard patina. The wood is all present, has no splits, but expected handling marks and a small chip in front of lock. Possible original trumpeted ramrod, which is sharpened for possible use as a spit. A very rare American used Revolutionary War musket. 5,000 - 10,000

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2082 - (A) BRITISH LONG LAND PATTERN 1756 BROWN BESS FLINTLOCK MUSKET. Manufacturer: Tower Model: Pattern 1756 Caliber/Bore: .80 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 46” FFL Status: Antique This is one of the primary weapons carried by British forces in. America during the Revolutionary War. This fine example is of standard configuration with a round barrel with bayonet lug on top toward the muzzle. Tower proofs on top at breech and crown stamped on back of barrel tang. Convex lockplate marked “TOWER” at tail and engraved with large crown over “GR” in center. Small crown over broad arrow stamped below pan, denoting government ownership. Standard Pattern 1756 brass furniture, wrist escutcheon engraved with a straight line above “No” with no actual number following. The walnut stock has the deeply stamped intertwined “GR” storekeeper’s mark on the right side of the buttstock. CONDITION: Barrel retains a dark patina, some pitting at breech partially obscuring one proof. Lock is in its original flintlock configuration and functions well. Stock shows scattered marks from use and a very small chip forward the front lock tang. Stock has a later oil finish. Iron ramrod appears to be a period American blacksmith forged ramrod. 8,000 - 15,000

2083 - (A) EXCEEDINGLY RARE CHARLEVILLE ARSENAL FRENCH MODEL 1766 FLINTLOCK CAPTAIN’S CARBINE. Manufacturer: Charleville Model: 1766 Caliber/Bore: .75 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 38 - 3/8” FFL Status: Antique For the only other known example, see S-37 on pages 98-99 of “Weapons of the American Revolution” by Warren Moore. The carbine has a tapered round barrel with bayonet lug mounted on top towards the muzzle. The flat lockplate has beveled edges and the center is inscribed “Manuftr / de Charleville”. The lock is marked behind the pan with a star over “D” indicating 1768 modifications. The rear band and front band are brass, while the center band is iron, which is correct for this model. The triggerguard and sideplate are also brass, while the buttplate is iron. The highly figured walnut stock is carved with American initials “NE” on the right side of the buttstock and deeply stamped with a “D” on the left side, which is the inspector mark for Charleville. CONDITION: Very good, overall. Barrel and lock retain a brown patina. Lock is in its original flintlock configuration, does not hold on full cock. The word “Manfactur” is very faint. Stock shows some scattered marks from use, minor age cracks and minor chipping above back of lock. A very rare and important Revolutionary War carbine. 5,000 - 10,000

2084 - (A) RARE AMERICAN USED REVOLUTIONARY WAR FRENCH MODEL 1733 HORSEMAN’S CARBINE. Manufacturer: France Model: 1733 Carbine Caliber/Bore: .69 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 31” FFL Status: Antique For another example located at the Valley Forge National Park, see plate 130.MM on page 180 of “Battle Weapons of the American Revolution” by George Neumann. Neumann states that about 25,000 were produced and that this arm is considered among the arms supplied by France to the American rebels. In the April 12, 2022 American Rifleman article titled “Cavalry Arms of the American Revolution” by Don Troiani, he states: “The Continental Dragoons used what carbines they could get, whether through captures from the British, locally made arms or a few supplied by the French. There is at least one Model 1733 French Carbine branded “United States”. This example has American initials “IH” carved on the left side of the buttstock. This example is of standard Model 1733 configuration with a faceted portion towards the breech transitioning into round a few inches in front of the rear sight. There is a small front blade sight. The lock is a period American replacement using an early British lock marked “J / HORTON”. The brass furniture is all f the 1733 pattern and matches the hardware found on the French Model 1733 pistols. Walnut stock of early French form with relief panels around barrel tang, lock and sideplate, all terminating in a teardrop. A portion of the original saddle bar is intact, although it was broken at some point and filed down at the stud. Leather washers reinforce the lock bolts, filling the space from the original saddle bar. CONDITION: Barrel and lock retain a matching dark brown patina. Lock is in its original flintlock configuration and functions well. Brass furniture retains a pleasing mustard patina. Stock shows some scattered marks from use. Iron ramrod appears to be its original. A very rare and important American cavalry or dragoon carbine. 5,000 - 10,000 270

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2085 - (A) FINE PAIR OF DOCUMENTED SILVER MOUNTED BRITISH OFFICER’S PISTOLS BY RICHARD WILSON. Manufacturer: Richard Wilson Model: Officers Pistols Caliber/Bore: .62 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 8” FFL Status: Antique These 1754 pistols are pictured in “Colonial Artifacts: The Margie and Gordon Barlow Collection”. They are the type carried during the Revolutionary War by many American and British officers including Stephen Decatur, Mad Anthony Wayne, Captain Patrick “Paddy Carr”. This pair show the wear and condition commensurate with use here during the war. They feature brass barrels marked “LONDON” on tops and have private London proofs on left side of breeches along with “RW” for maker Richard Wilson. The convex lock plates have lightly engraved cocks and are marked “WILSON” in the centers. The silver mounted furniture includes grotesque mask full stirrup pommels and military sideplates with a castle tower and stands of arms on each side. Military wrist escutcheons with helmet and cannon. Walnut stocks carved with relief shells behind barrel tangs. Original horn-tipped wooden ramrods. CONDITION: Untouched and as found. Barrels retain a dark mustard patina and show wear to markings, touchhole areas with a heavy green patina from powder. Locks retain an grey patina, are in their original flintlock configurations and function well. Silver mounts show traces of gilt finish and show wear to high edges. Stocks show scattered marks from use. A very fine pair of military officer’s pistols. 4,000 - 6,000

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2086 - (A) FINE 1774 FRENCH OFFICER’S FUSIL WITH BAYONET BY JOSEPH DUMAREST, WITH BAYONET. Manufacturer: Joseph Dumarest Model: Officer Caliber/Bore: .69 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 40”

This fine French officer’s fusil was probably made circa 1774. Joseph Dumarest worked in St. Etienne, in close proximity to St. Etienne arsenal. This fine officer’s fusil features a round barrel decorated with the French crest at the breech and engraved “COULAUX A HUNINGUE” along the top. The tang is stamped “I B”. The 1774 style lock is flat with a convex tail section and a reinforced convex cock; center inscribed “Joseph / Dumarest”. The steel mounts are in the military style with the addition of nicely executed fleur-de-lis finials on trigger guard front tang, buttplate tang, and back of the sideplate. There is a 1763 style ramrod sleeve between the muzzle band and center band. The walnut stock of French form is carved with relief panels around lock and sideplate that terminate in teardrops. Relief fleur-de-lis carved around barrel tang. Complete with its original steel ramrod and 1774 type socket shield bayonet. CONDITION: Very good, all steel components polished bright in the European manner. Some wear to barrel inscription, traces of gilt. Lock is in its original flintlock configuration and functions well. Stock shows scattered storage marks, minor crack on right side just behind center barrel band. 4,000 - 8,000

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2087 - (A) FINE BRITISH SILVER MOUNTED FLINTLOCK OFFICER’S PISTOL OF JOHN COLLET WHO SAW EXTENSIVE ACTION IN THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR. Manufacturer: Gabbitas Model: Officer Caliber/Bore: 8” Barrel Length: .60 Smoothbore FFL Status: Antique This pistol was purchased form the North Carolina collection of William Ivey and is marked “CHOLLETT” on the wrist escutcheon. The pistol is attributed to John Abraham Collett. According to an article on him by William P. Cumming (1979), Collett was a Swiss map maker, captain in the British army and governor of Fort Johnston located in North Carolina. He served in six Campaigns during the Seven Years War (1756-63). In May 1767, George III appointed him army captain and governor of Fort Johnston at the mouth of the Cape Fear River. In 1767, he made a complete snap of North Carolina from an actual survey. He found the fort in “ruinous condition”. Collett appointed Robert Howe as second in command at the fort. Before the end of the year in 1770, Collett drew a plan of the fort and made a detailed report on the necessary repairs to make it defensible. According to Cumming, “He took this to New York to petition Tryon for funds with no success. Collet returned to England in 1770 and presented his manuscript to the king, who sponsored the engraved version that Collet published in 1770 at an actual loss, he wrote later, of five hundred pounds. “A Complete Map of North-Carolina,” 28 5/8 × 431/2 inches on a scale of 13 3/4 miles to an inch, was beautifully engraved by I. Bayly and published by S. Hooper. One of the finest provincial maps of the colonial period, it became the basis for the northern half of Henry Mouzon’s “North and South Carolina” (1775) and of all other maps of North Carolina until the Price-Strother map of 1808. In the summer of 1772, with disturbing reports from America, the secretary of war, Lord Barrington, ordered him back to resume his post at Fort Johnston. Reaching North Carolina early in 1773, Collet found the fort in worsened condition. With the approval of Tryon’s successor, Governor Josiah Martin, he undertook to improve and strengthen the fortifications. He showed more zeal than caution and diplomacy, and Dartmouth, Lord Privy Seal, refused government aid for repairs made only “for the security and convenience of commerce of the colony.” Unwisely, Collet went ahead; he had expended his own patrimony, and he went heavily into debt. He recruited in New York and transported to the fort fifty men for garrison; he improved the ramparts, built officers’ quarters and two barracks for soldiers, bought timber and flagging, and made a hundred thousand bricks. The colonists looked upon these activities with growing suspicion and anger. Although Martin pressured the house of assembly into voting for part of Collet’s expenditures, the money was not paid. By 1775, Collet was “harassed by every means the Americans could devise.” They bribed his garrison to desert, finally leaving him with only three or four on whom he could rely of a remaining twelve, and they hindered him from obtaining food and provisions. Infuriated and goaded into rashness, he confiscated the grain on a vessel wrecked nearby, that of Captain Alexander McGregor. Despite Martin’s advice, he kept the grain and contemptuously tore up a writ served on him from the office of the attorney general of the province. These incidents formed the chief accusations in an inflammatory “Letter of the People” to Governor Martin, published 10 July 1775. Since March, increasing rumors of a planned attack on the fort came to the ears of the governor and of Collet; by 15 July the patriot Robert Howe, Collet’s predecessor at the fort, was on the way with a troop of militia to take the fort. The governor had taken refuge on the armed sloop Cruizer offshore from the fort; he ordered the removal of the fort’s cannon, sent by General Gage, as the ammunition had not yet arrived. Collet hastily loaded all the military supplies onto a small transport; on 19 July he saw from the transport a large rebel force enter the fort and destroy all the buildings. They burned his house and stables adjacent to the fort and looted his horses, cattle, carriages, furniture, and other property at a loss, he later claimed, of fifty-nine hundred pounds. Collet sailed on 21 July to Boston, where he delivered his military cargo to Gage’s headquarters. He was immediately assigned to the recruitment and command of “several companies of Volunteers and Light Infantry”; within a month he had enlisted, paid bounty money for, clothed, and drilled 145 men, going into debt a further £1732. But by “an unforseen and cruel circumstance,” a new arrival from England, Lieutenant Colonel Joseph Goreham, came with orders to raise a regiment, the Royal American Fencibles, into which Collet and his men were absorbed. Collet obtained revenge in North Carolina, however, in the southern campaign of 1776 under Sir Henry Clinton: he returned to the Cape Fear on 12 Mar. aboard the armed vessel General Gage and, landing with troops, “that pert little scoundrel” burned the mansion of William Dry in Brunswick; of his unfinished home three miles below Wilmington, William Hooper said, “That hopeful youth made a Bonfire of a country house of mine.” On 12 May two regiments under Clinton and Cornwallis landed and destroyed the house of Continental General William Howe, leader of the rebels who had burned the fort and Collet’s house. Sailing north to Nova Scotia under Goreham, Collet returned to New York with Sir William Howe and took part in the attacks on Long Island, the taking of New York, and skirmishes in the Jerseys and at Knightsbridge that fall. Again in Nova Scotia, he was in command of Fort Edward and then cabinet engineer of the general at Halifax. In 1778 he was appointed chief engineer, but rumors of his extravagance apparently prevented confirmation. He was at Fort Cumberland (1777–80) and Fort Howe (1781) in Nova Scotia and made a short campaign in Canada under General Frederick Haldimand.” A copy of the entire article with much more information on Collett is included. The pistol itself has a brass barrel with swamped muzzle. Top marked “GABBITAS BRISTOL” on top surrounded by a teardrop cartouche and scrolls engraved at the breech. The convex brass lockplate is marked “GABBITAS” in a banner in the center and is engraved with scrolls at the tail. Solid silver mounts including grotesque mask buttcap, triggerguard with chased arms finial and silver military sideplate with tower, arms and flags. The silver wrist escutcheon features chased arms motifs and is engraved “CHOLLET”. Walnut stock of attractive Georgian form with well-executed relief shell design carved around barrel tang. Complete with its horn ramrod with steel tip. CONDITION: Very good, overall. Barrel retains a pleasing mustard patina, excellent markings. Lock functions well and is in its original flintlock configuration. Lock retains a pleasing mustard patina, iron components light brown. Silver retains a mostly bright surface. Stock shows a couple scattered storage marks. A beautiful and historically significant identified pistol. 4,000 - 8,000 272

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2088 - (A) PUBLISHED MINUTEMAN ASSOCIATED AMERICAN STOCKED QUEEN ANNE PATTERN 1703 DOG LOCK MUSKET BY NUTT. Manufacturer: W Nutt Model: 1703 Caliber/Bore: .82 Flintlock Barrel Length: 46” FFL Status: Antique This example is illustrated and described on pages 70-71 of “Evolution of the Brown Bess Musket: Early British Infantry Flintlocks in Context” by Dr. Jay Tartell. There are two other muskets known with Pattern 1703 furniture and locks, and both are identified to Revolutionary War Minutemen. The first is branded “J. DANFORTH” for Jonathan Danforth and is also stocked in cherry with the exact same buttstock form as this example, indicating that it was stocked by the same individual. The second other musket is also stocked in cherry and is inscribed “Tarrant Putnam ye 1775 / MaANSFLD Regt” on the sideplate. The lock on that musket is marked “W./ NUTT / 4”, the same maker as this example which is marked “W. / NUTT / 8”. The tapered round barrel features a bayonet lug on top towards the muzzle. The breech is marked with a star over “WN” for maker William Nutt, as well as partially visible crown over “AR” and another crown proofmark. The dog lock shows a partially defaced large crown over “AR” in the center along with two deeply-stamped crown over broad arrow proofs, denoting British government ownership. The tail is marked “W / NUTT / 8” (1708). The brass buttplate, triggerguard, sideplate and one ramrod ferrule are all from the original pattern 1703 musket, while the two foremost ramrod ferrules are American manufactured using sheet brass, as is the noseband. Cherry stock of distinct form, matching that of the Danforth Minuteman musket exactly. This is the third example of an American stocked Pattern 1703 that the cataloguer is aware of. With the other two being identified to Minutemen, it is very likely that this musket was used along side the others. CONDITION: Barrel retains a pleasing brown patina. Lock retains a matching patina, is in its original flintlock configuration, functions properly and has excellent markings other than the intentionally defaced cypher in the center. The brass retains a pleasing dark mustard patina. Stock shows minor marks from use, a couple age cracks and a thin sliver along barrel on right side. Iron ramrod appears to be its original. A very important New England stocked American musket. A copy of the book featuring this musket is included. 5,000 - 15,000

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2089 - TWO DOCUMENTS: A) RECEIPT--A BRITISH OFFICER IS GRANTED LAND (1766) B) “THE SAVAGE GRANT” WASHINGTON’S VIRGINIA MILITIA RECEIVES THEIR LAND (1772) The description for the Virginia Treaty Gun by Wilson listed in this auction tells the story of Washington’s 1754 expedition to the Ohio Valley which marked the apex of aligned interests between the British and their American colonists. The British desire to expand the American colonies westward paralleled the ambitions of a group of Virginia gentry who sought large land holdings in these territories. The important documents in this lot tell more than just a story of how soldiers received land grants for their military service after the French & Indian War. They vividly demonstrate the rapid post-War divergence of interests between the two parties which helped create the conditions that led to the American War of Independence. The Ohio Company of Virginia was founded in 1747 by the land-owning gentry of Virginia, and received Royal grants for vast tracts of Ohio Valley territory if they successfully took control from the French and established trade with the mid-western Indian tribes. Two members of the Ohio Company figured prominently in this initiative--Virginia Governor Robert Dinwiddie issued the Proclamation of 1754 promising wages and land to all men who volunteered to go west with a militia to be led by George Washington. Washington marched his militia to Western Pennsylvania, where he wasted little time engaging the French and their Indian allies. At a forest clearing called “The Meadows”, Washington built a temporary fort dubbed Fort Necessity. Surrounded by a larger force of French soldiers and Indian allies firing from the surrounding woods, and with his gunpowder drenched by rain, Washington surrendered his entire force to the French. Despite thus starting the French & Indian War, and enduring his one and only complete surrender, Washington and his militia fared somewhat better in subsequent early actions of the War. With the end of the French & Indian War came British control of previously French Midwestern territories, and the British Proclamation of 1763. While specifying Canadian and Northeastern land rewards for British veterans of the War, this Proclamation prohibited mid-Western land procurement and settlement for the Colonists. Having expended large amounts of British blood and money during the War, the British were reluctant to further provoke the Indians and French settlers who still remained in the Ohio Valley. The Proclamation of 1763 therefore greatly prolonged fulfillment of land grants to Washington and his men as promised by Dinwiddie’s Proclamation of 1754. Exacerbating hard feelings, Washington spent years futilely pursing a formal commission as a British Army officer. The first document in this lot is a 1766 receipt granting land in Canada to George Hales, a former sergeant of the 16th Regiment of Foot. The exact size of the parcel and the location away from the Ohio Valley were stipulations by “his Majesty’s Proclamation of the Seventh of October 1763”. As was common for British soldiers who received such land grants and did not wish to remain in North America, on the reverse of this document in 1767, Sergeant Hales signed his “X” mark, ceding his right to the land to an American colonial land speculator. Incredibly, this land speculator was named Christopher Roosevelt, an ancestral cousin of the two Presidents! The larger document of extraordinary importance in this lot is the actual document of “The Savage Land Grant” of 1772. In 1769 and 1770, Washington led a group on preparatory visits to evaluate Ohio Valley territories for a 1769 petition to the Virginia Council for himself and his soldiers to receive bounty lands promised by Governor Dinwiddie’s Proclamation of 1754 (which is specifically cited in this document). By the end of 1769, Washington had received their guarantee of 200,000 acres to fulfill Dinwiddie’s promise. After he visited Mount Vernon in 1770 to meet Washington, Lieutenant John Savage, one of Washington’s officers at Fort Necessity was named first claimant on behalf of a group of 60 other Virginia Militia members from Washington’s 1754 campaign. Savage is the addressee and presumed custodian of this document. A subsequent series of surveys by Washington and his associates laid out the parcels for Washington and this group—the officers and soldiers dividing 28,627 acres spelled out in this document. Savage received 3,428 acres. The next four sergeants received 600 acres each. The next four corporals received 500 acres each. And the remaining 52 men (all privates) received 400 acres each. Washington himself separately received 20,000 nearby acres in four grants from the Council--10,990 acres, 4,395 acres, 2,448 acres, and 2.314 acres each—representing his bounty share of 15,000 acres as well as a purchase of 5,000 acres. The Savage Land Grant consisted of land along the Ohio River at the border between current West Virginia and Kentucky. This document spells out the boundaries of the parcels, with several physical landmarks listed as labelled with “GW” by Washington’s surveyors. John Savage and most of the grantees never settled their parcels. Some sold their rights and others lost their rights to the land because they failed to make required improvements. Nominally, this critical document tells the tale of Washington’s militia men belatedly collecting their bounty. But these were also the years of divergent interests—England was belatedly instituting the “taxation without representation” to pay for the evermore costly administration of the Colonies. In attempting to settle accounts, the fuse for Revolution was being lit. These two documents are illustrated along with related discussion in the book “Evolution of the Brown Bess Musket--Early British Flintlocks in Context” (pp 140-141). A copy of the book is included with this lot. 4,000 - 8,000

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2090 - (A) VERY RARE BRITISH PATTERN 1730/40 FLINTLOCK BROWN BESS MUSKET WITH BATTLE OF WHITE PLAINS CAPTURE ATTRIBUTION. Manufacturer: Tower Model: 1730/40 Pattern Brown Bess Caliber/Bore: .80 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 46 - 1/8” FFL Status: Antique A letter accompanying this musket states that according to the previous consignor, the musket was picked up at the Battle of White Plains by a member of the Heald family. It was later given to the Dearborn family of New Hampshire, whose family not descended through. It then was part of the Chadwick-Gadler Collection. According to “The Brown Bess” by Goldstein and Mowbray, the Pattern 1730/40 is “Very Rare”. This musket is a transitional Pattern between the 1730 muskets and the 1742 muskets. This rare example has a Tower lock dated 1741, as does the example of this Pattern shown on pages 30-34 of the above referenced book. The musket has an attractive brass wrist repair that was carefully and masterfully applied using two brass bands and a series of blacksmith made iron pins. The bands go over the original wrist escutcheon. The barrel is marked in the center on top of the breech with Tower proofs and on the left side of the breech with “EI” for barrel maker Edward Jordan. It is also marked on the left side of the breech with a “24 / 4”. Tang stamped with a crown. The convex banana lockplate is marked “TOWER / 1741” on the tail and engraved with a large crown over “GR” in the center. There is a crown over broad arrow ordnance stamp below the pan, denoting British government ownership. The brass furniture is all of the 1742 pattern, the wrist escutcheon has punch dot initials, partially obscured by the top band of the wrist repair. The substantial stock has a large bulge on the handrail. Iron sling swivels. Right side of buttstock deeply stamped with very clear crown over intertwined “GR” storekeeper’s stamp. A clear crown over “10” stamped behind triggerguard and a “9” behind sideplate. Period iron ramrod. CONDITION: Very good overall. Barrel retains a light brown patina with good markings, some pitting at breech around touchhole. Lock is in its original flintlock configuration, functions well and has excellent markings. Brass retains a pleasing dark mustard patina. Stock very good with scattered marks from use and a small chip in front of lock tang. A very untouched and historic Revolutionary War American-captured Brown Bess Musket. 20,000 - 40,000

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2091 - (A) IMPORTANT PUBLISHED OHIO COMPANY OF VIRGINIA TREATY MUSKET SUBSEQUENTLY OWNED BY VIRGINIA MILITIA SOLDIER WILLIAM FIELD (CIRCA 1754). Manufacturer: Wilson Model: Treaty Gun Barrel Length: 45 - 3/4” FFL Status: Antique Gauge: .54 Smoothbore Although other muskets with regimental provenance may be associated with important battles and campaigns, this extraordinary longarm from the first Virginia militia under George Washington’s command encompasses broader swaths of Colonial American history. Quite likely the only major material survivor of Washington’s 1754 Ohio Valley campaign against the French, this piece encapsulates Washington’s role in extending the American colonies westward, eventually leading to the conditions that set the stage for the American Revolution. Coinciding with British desires to extend American trade and colonial lands westward, in 1748, a group of wealthy Virginians formed the land speculation company that came to be known as “The Ohio Company of Virginia”. Investors in this new company included George Washington, his brothers, members of other early wealthy Virginia families including the Lees, Mercers, and Carters, as well as Virginia Governor Robert Dinwiddie himself. Receiving support of the Crown, these Virginians were granted several hundred thousand acres of land in the Ohio Valley, much of which was contingent on successful British fortification, settlement, and establishment of trade with the Indians there. However, these intentions set the British firmly on a collision course with the French, who already had well established alliances and trading ties with the Indians in the Midwest. Starting in 1750, the Ohio Company sent explorer and surveyor Christopher Gist on several expeditions to identify desirable Ohio Valley lands and foster relationships with the Indians. In 1753, Dinwiddie sent George Washington with Gist and a small party to intensify efforts to create alliances with the Indians, deliver a formal ultimatum to the French laying claim to the lands as British territory, and additionally gather intelligence on existing French forces and fortifications in the region. In 1754, Governor Dinwiddie issued a formal proclamation guaranteeing wages and Ohio Valley land grants to Virginians who would enlist in a militia to go west and procure territories. Proceeding west in 1754, the Virginia Militia would soon be placed under George Washington, who did not hesitate to engage and defeat a small French military scouting party at the Battle of Jumonville Glen near “The Forks” (the confluence of the major rivers in the Ohio Valley). Getting word from Indian scouts of an impending reprisal, Washington chose an open forest clearing near the Forks known as the Great Meadows to construct a temporary log stockade fort which the Virginians dubbed “Fort Necessity”. Joined by a volunteer regiment of redcoats, but lacking Indian allies willing to man this fort, Washington soon found his fort surrounded by a large force of French soldiers and hostile Indians. The tactically flawed decision to defend a forest clearing from concealed enemies firing from surrounding woods was compounded by rains which thoroughly soaked the British weapons and gunpowder. Thus forced to surrender his entire force to the French, Washington signed surrender papers in French whose terms unknowingly had GW admit to initiating hostilities. The French then generously allowed Washington and his men to return to Virginia with their equipment and weapons, whereupon Washington voluntarily resigned his militia officer’s commission. But Washington and his men had clearly initiated the actions resulting in what came to be known as the French & Indian War.

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This example, made by Richard Wilson of London, had been erroneously sold at auction in 2014 as an Ohio Militia musket. This typically mid 18th century small caliber British gun would have been an unsuitable choice for Ohio and its militia, which were not formally established until the early years of the 1800’s. Through careful research, the purchaser from the auction put together the pieces of evidence suggesting this gun’s presumed role as an intended gift to an Indian Chief during Washington and his militia’s ill-fated 1754 expedition to the Ohio Valley. Although Indian motifs are sometimes engraved on metal furniture of mid-18th century British fusils and hunting guns, the high concentration of these motifs (bows, arrows, quivers, and war clubs) on this particular piece sets it apart, and suggests it as an early example of an Indian treaty gun. The lock engravings--”OHIO” (Iroquois word for “good river” or “great river”--or perhaps simply a reference to the Ohio Company) and “REGE PIUS” (possible Latin for “pious to the King”) represent motto’s that might hopefully resonate with a native American chief. Perhaps the ultimate corroborating link with Washington’s 1754 expedition is the name “Wm Field” engraved on the wrist escutcheon along with “JRL”, a presumed subsequent owner. The roster of approximately 160 men in Washington’s Virginia militia listed on the National Parks’ Fort Necessity website lists a William Field—a soldier who presumably had the good fortune of taking home this un-gifted treaty gun to use it for hunting. Indeed, William Field of Culpepper, Va is subsequently known to have served as a Captain under Col Wm Brent, seeing extensive action in multiple Rev War battles. Yet one last possible sign of this musket’s association with Washington is the fact the only long arm known to have descended from Washington—a similar vintage sporting arm with a 48” barrel was also made by Richard Wilson (The American Rifleman February, 1968). Delayed by the British Proclamation of 1763, the land promised to Washington’s Virginia militia by Dinwiddie’s Proclamation of 1754 would not be fulfilled until 1772. That final promise was settled by “the Savage Grant”—that original grant document is also listed for sale in this auction. Having received his land grant separately, Washington’s surveying company is extensively described as surveyor for the plots in the Savage Grant. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a scarce George Washington-related longarm encompassing major historic landmarks which set the stage for the American War of Independence. This gun tells the story of early hard lessons learned in the American wilderness by the man who would later master military leadership, diplomacy, and the disposition to put country first. As important, this artifact was there for the start of the war which turned American colonists’ financial ambitions into liabilities for the British motherland. The resulting “taxation without representation” lit the smoldering fuse which would explode at Lexington-Concord. The gun itself features a tapered barrel with top flat transitioning to round. Flat marked “WILSON LONDON”. Left side of hooked breech marked with private London view and proof marks as well as “RW” below a star for maker Richard Wilson. The convex lock is marked “OHIO / REGE PIUS”. The brass furniture is profusely engraved with arms motifs and many Native American symbols including quivers, bows, arrows and headdress feathers. Pierced and chased sideplate with flors and quiver with arrows. The wrist escutcheon is engraved “Wm. FIELD / JRL”. The stock is of classic Georgian form and is carved with a relief shell around the barrel tang. The period wooden ramrod is slightly short. CONDITION: The barrel retains a brown patina, markings very good. Lock is in its original flintlock configuration, has a light grey patina and is somewhat pitted with markings partially worn. Brass retains a pleasing mustard patina. Stock shows some light we are and scattered marks from use. PROVENANCE: For additional detailed images of this musket and its associated history, see “Evolution of the Brown Bess Musket--Early British Flintlocks in Context” by Dr Jay Tartell, Track of the Wolf Publisher, 2024 (pages 114-122). A copy of this book accompanies this lot. 50,000 - 100,000

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2092 - (A) IMPORTANT DOCUMENTED LAFAYETTE SHIPMENT MARKED AND “U. STATES” TRIPLE BRANDED FRENCH MODEL 1774 FLINTLOCK MUSKET. Manufacturer: St. Etienne Model: 1774 Caliber/Bore: .69 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 42 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique This musket is pictured on page 139 of “Evolution of The Brown Bess Musket” by Dr. Jay Tartell. This important and historic musket is profusely marked with important Revolutionary War markings indicating both its substantial use by the Continental Army and that it was one of a shipment of muskets sent clandestinely to the United States and arriving in 1777 with Lafayette. There are two “U.STATES” brands on the bottom of the stock, one on both sides of the triggerguard. For another example of this brand, see plate 11 on page 66 of “Continental Arsenal Marks and Stamps” by Rex Kessler. The right side of the stock is also marked with a large “US”. For an example of a similar mark and font style, see plate 5 on pages 54 and 55 as well as page 180 (Perpetual Tilting MT) in the same publication. The example shown in the book with this mark on pages 54 and 55 is also a Model 1774 St. Etienne musket also with the same “Lf” mark on the lock attributed to being one of those that were shipped to the colonies by Lafayette. The musket also has a “US” stamped on the left side of the breech. There is an extensive and detailed article regarding these muskets on pages 59-76 in “The Gazette of the American Friends of Lafayette, No. 92, June 2020” titled “The Long Lost Guns of the Marquis de Lafayette” by Michael Geiger. This article can be found online and goes in depth with evidence regarding these important muskets. According to the article, Model 1774 French St. Etienne muskets are considered to have come to America with Marquis de Lafayette. Model 1774 parts have been unearthed at 1781 southern campaign campsites. The muskets are believed to have arrived with Lafayette in June of 1777 at Charleston, SC. For more information on this shipment and its documentation, see Charles Wilson’s 1910 publication “Firearms in American History” pages 2 and 114. This “Lf” marked example has a shorter 42” barrel than the standard 44-1/2” barrel on French government marked examples. All known examples with this “LF” markings have 42” dragoon length barrels. The barrel also has a bottom mounted bayonet lug snd is marked “US” on the left side of the breech. The lockplate is inscribed “Manufacture / de St. Etienne” in the center with stamped “Lf” above it. Standard government Model 1774 muskets are marked “Manufacture Royale de St. Etienne” and are stamped with a crown above “B” rather than “Lf”. The iron furniture is standard Model 1774 furniture and an iron ramrod. The walnut stock is standard for this model and is triple surcharged as noted in detail above. CONDITION: Barrel retains a dark heavy brown patina. Lock is in its original flintlock configuration and retains a dark brown patina, part of cock screw broken off during its period of use, action functions well and is strong. Iron furniture retains a dark brown patina. Stock shows some wear and scattered marks from use. A very important and well-marked example of a significant and exceedingly rare Revolutionary War longarm. A copy of the article regarding the Lafayette muskets as well as a copy of the book featuring this musket are included with this lot. 15,000 - 40,000

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2093 - (A) 9TH REGIMENT OF FOOT MARKED DUBLIN CASTLE SHORT LAND PATTERN BROWN BESS MUSKET. Manufacturer: Dublin Castle Model: Short Land Pattern Caliber/Bore: .80 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 42” FFL Status: Antique This Dublin Castle Short Land Pattern musket was present at the Battle of Saratoga, arguably the most important engagement of the American Revolution, as the colonial victory over British forces directly led to French support for the revolutionary cause. Hoffman Nickerson, author of “The Turning Point of the Revolution”, locates the place of surrender in these words: “The spot chosen for this first part of the ceremony of surrender was the meadow beside the Hudson and north of the Fishkill. In 1777, it was still faintly dimpled with the grassy remains of an old fort of the Seven Tears’ War. To it the invaders marched dejectedly enough. Some of the men in impotent anger broke the butts of their muskets against the ground and some of the drummers stamped their drums to pieces.”. Another account, according to Delos E. Sprague in his Descriptive Guide of the Battlefield of Saratoga, he writes that Ferry Street “crosses the flats which is known as the ‘Field of Grounded Arms.’ Here Burgoyne’s soldiers stacked . their arms in surrender, some breaking the stocks of their muskets in rage. From this point they took up their line of march to 11 Cambridge, Mass., crossing Fish Creek at the fording place.” This damaged musket directly relates to these accounts and suggests that it was damaged at the British surrender at Saratoga. The musket is marked “9” on the barrel, indicating the 9th Regiment of Foot, which surrendered at Saratoga and did not participate in subsequent campaigns. This distinctive 9th Regiment marking, associated with Saratoga muskets, is recorded on three examples in Bill Ahearn and Robert Nitolo’s “British Military Longarms in Colonial America”. A 9th Regiment example in a Canadian public collection also carries a Saratoga provenance. Bailey’s list of issues from Dublin Castle to the 9th Regiment records 126 muskets and bayonets issued in July 1770, and 390 more in September 1775. The latter issue likely re-armed the entire regiment, though it likely dates too early for muskets fitted with the two-screw lock. Bailey however also notes a large shipment of 1,000 Dublin Castle muskets and bayonets sent to Kinsale on March 21, 1777, intended for “the recruits for the additional companies going to regiments now in America. This order would have included muskets with the newer locks, which were introduced at Dublin Castle earlier than at the Tower. It represents one of the earlier forms of the 1777 pattern and was most likely shipped to the 9th Regiment of Foot with new recruits approximately six months before the Saratoga campaign. Subsequent muskets supplied to the regiment appear to have come from the Tower rather than Dublin Castle. In Muskets of the Revolution, Ahearn identifies several 1777 two screw lock examples, including one marked to the Queen’s Rangers and another captured by colonial forces and issued to Charles Reynolds at West Point in 1777. Additionally, the musket also retains the earlier straight second ramrod pipe rather than the flared Pratt’s Improvement of 1779, and it also features both the spring finial and the upper-jaw screw cock of the 1769 lock, rather than the later simplified versions. The 9th Regiment of Foot, under General Burgoyne, took part in significant engagements during the Saratoga campaign, including the Battle of Freeman’s Farm. Following their surrender, they became prisoners of war. CONDITION: The musket shows legitimate use, wear, and repairs to keep it in service. The barrel retains a light brown patina and shows abrasions from a cleaning long ago. Some pitting at breech, proofmarks mostly visible. Lock retains a lightly pitted grey patina, is in its original flintlock configuration and functions very well. Markings strong but it appear that crown over broad arrow ordnance mark denoting British government ownership was intentionally removed after capture. The frizzen shows heavy wear. One frizzen top frizzen screw is a modern replacement. The other is original. Repairs to the wood appear made to keep it in service, suggesting it was likely one of the muskets intentionally damaged in the surrender, repaired and reissued to American forces, something also suggested by the atypical engraving of the company letter and rack number on the thumb plate. There is 9” section of forend that appears to be a period repair. The wrist has been cracked and repaired. There is a hole in the bottom of the wrist escutcheon corresponding to one on the back triggerguard tang. The repair is now stabilized. Ramrod is an improper replacement. Very historically significant regimentally marked Revolutionary War musket. 25,000 - 45,000

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2094 - (A) SCARCE BRITISH EMERGENCY SHORT LAND PATTERN 1779-S BROWN BESS FLINTLOCK MUSKET. Manufacturer: British Model: 1779-S Caliber/Bore: .79 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 42” FFL Status: Antique This early production example is considered rare according to “The Brown Bess” by Erik Goldstein and Stewart Mowbray. See pages 132-136 for another example and detailed information about this pattern. The total production for this early type was only 5,103. These are widely believed to have all been used in America during the Revolutionary War and there are known examples that were purportedly surrendered at Yorktown. A pattern 1779-S musket is on display at The Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia, PA. The tag states that it was carried by a soldier in the 23rd Royal Welsh Fusiliers Regiment and was likely among the arms surrendered at Yorktown on October 19, 1781. This example is of standard configuration, only differing from the Pattern 1769 Short Land muskets by featuring an S-shaped convex sideplate. The tapered round barrel is marked with British Tower proofs and “MB” for maker Matthias Barker. The convex lockplate is marked “TOWER” at the tail and engraved with a large crown over “GR” in the center. Below the pan is a stamped crown over broad arrow denoting British government ownership. Walnut stock carved with an “N” on right side of wrist. Storekeeper’s stamp on right side of buttstock and stamped inspector initials behind sideplate. CONDITION: Barrel retains a brown patina. Lock retains a matching brown patina, is in its original flintlock configuration and has excellent markings. Brass retains a pleasing mustard patina. Stock shows scattered marks from use and minor chipping around lockplate. One small sliver absent on right side towards muzzle. A very nice example of a rare and historic pattern. 4,000 - 6,000

2095 - (A) IMPORTANT DOCUMENTED AMERICAN SILVER MOUNTED FLINTLOCK COACH GUN BY HASLETT OF BALTIMORE, EX HARTZLER. Manufacturer: Haslett Model: Coach Gun Barrel Length: 17 - 1/8” FFL Status: Antique Gauge: .73 Smoothbore Haslett is recorded in Stockel as being active in Philadelphia and Baltimore circa 1773 - 1833, and immigrated to the US in 1798. Born in Ireland, Haslett initially trained with Robert McCormick of McCormick horse pistol fame, before he opened his own shop in 1803. This example is a coach gun with a hexagonal-to-round barrel separated by a beaded wedding ring at the girdle. Beaded front spider sight. Top rib of hexagonal area marked “BALTIMORE” and an American eagle head proof on an offset rib. Captive ramrod on a half length rib with single ferrule, feeding into a reinforced mouth. Stepped flat lock with dual locking bolts, swan neck cock, fenced waterproof gold lined pan, bridled pan cover, roller bearing frizzen, and engraved with a stand of arms, feathers on the step, rays around rear lock bolt, and a deeply impressed “HASLETT / BALTIMORE” poincon. Trigger guard engraved with a boar’s head amidst a stand of arms, pineapple finial, and Jaeger-ian sweep at rear. Checkered wrist with an armorial shield. Butt has an engraving of a deer at heel with a long top strap. This gun is shown “Maryland Longrifles” by Hartzler and Whisker and in “American Silver-Hilted, Revolutionary and Early Federal Swords According to Their Geographical Areas of Mounting, Volume I” by Hartzler. It is also shown and described in “James Haslett: Baltimore Gunsmith” by Richard Randall and in “Gunsmiths of Maryland”. CONDITION: Overall very good, barrel is essentially dove-grey with some spots of oxidation, primarily towards muzzle. Silver mounts have some minor tarnishing from age. Lock is very good, essentially dove grey, crisp engraving. Stock is good with some wear to checkering, age cracks and handling marks. Mechanically fine, bore is very good with a minimum of oxidation. 4,000 - 8,000

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2096 - (A) FINE FLINTLOCK KENTUCKY PISTOL WITH BRASS BARREL SIGNED P & D MOLL HELLERSTOWN. Manufacturer: P & D Moll Model: Kentucky Pistol Caliber/Bore: .40 Rifled Barrel Length: 8 - 3/8” FFL Status: Antique This splendid pistol with rifled brass octagonal barrel fully signed on top flat “P & D Moll, Hellerstown”. Peter and David Moll formed their partnership in 1835 in Hellerstown, Northampton County, Pennsylvania. For an identical example, see number 97 on page 114 of “The Kentucky Pistol” by Chandler & Whisker. The heavy brass octagonal barrel is deeply rifled and the muzzle face is decorated. Barrel has elegant inset front sight, steel barrel tang, signed and bolted flintlock marked “LONDON / WARRANTED” with elegant engraved swan neck cock and roller bearing frizzen. Simple but elegant brass mounts, comprising two ramrod pipes, well formed trigger guard terminating in an arrowhead, abbreviated brass buttcap, period signed “S” engraved on silver escutcheon. Maple full stock with pronounced faux-striping. CONDITION: Barrel is excellent, with little or no wear and a mellow patina. Brass mounts showing little or no wear throughout. Lock appears to retains a brown surface appears to be in its original flintlock configuration. All small parts original, stock in remarkable condition, appears to retain nearly all of its original Lehigh County, Pennsylvania violin finish. A feels scattered storage marks and one small sliver absent to right of tip of barrel tang. One of the most attractive Kentucky style pistols offered in recent years by one of Pennsylvania’s well-known flintlock period gunmakers. 8,000 - 12,000

2097 - (A) BRITISH SHORT LAND PATTERN 1779-S MUSKET WITH BAYONET Manufacturer: Tower Model: Pattern 1779-S Caliber/Bore: .79 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 41 - 1/4” FFL Status: Antique This is of the so-called “Emergency S” Pattern Brown Bess muskets supplied by Pratt during the Revolutionary War, this example went to Canada for use at some time. Musket is fit with a Short Land length barrel bearing proof and view marks at the breech. Convex lock plate is bordered with double engraved lines and is marked “TOWER” in a vertical arc along with a “GR” cypher. Lock is maker marked internally “GALTON”. Musket is stocked in walnut with standard brass Short Land Pattern mounts barring the characteristic Pattern 1779 “S” shaped sideplate. Stock deeply branded “CUMBERLAND M / CLX” indicating ownership by the Cumberland County Militia of Nova Scotia. This musket is complete with a triangular British socket bayonet. CONDITION: Very good. Iron components exhibit a pleasing gray, salt and pepper patina with some areas of pinprick oxidation. Brass mounts are starting to mellow, having been polished at some point. Stock has a dark, rich appearance with some cleaning and added finish. A repaired split through the forend is present, with a few additional smaller splits near the lock and a few minor slivers along the forend edge. Musket is in its original flintlock configuration and functions well. 2,000 - 4,000

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2098 - (A) (A) MARYLAND COMMITTEE OF SAFETY STYLE MUSKET ATTRIBUTED TO PHILIP SHEETZ. Manufacturer: Unknown Model: Musket Caliber/Bore: .79 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 42” FFL Status: Antique

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This musket is of the type attributed to those made for the Maryland Committee of Safety. The musket closely follows the design of a British Short Land Pattern musket. The tapered round barrel is stamped “PS” on the left side of the breech and has 2 dished out areas that appear to be period-removed proofs. The convex lockplate is unmarked and has the signature long and pointed frizzen spring finial. The British style cock has a double-line border. Brass Short Land Pattern style furniture. Wrist escutcheon with signature screw head in center, long associated with Maryland Committee of Safety muskets. The plain walnut stock has relief panels terminating in a point around the lock, sideplate and barrel tang. The right side of the buttstock has a British storekeeper’s stamp of an intertwined “GR” over the date “1800”, indicating it was in a British storehouse or arsenal in 1800. It is unknown why these have this marking and the cataloguer has seen at least two others marked the same. Perhaps they were captured and put into British service and somehow returned to America at a later time, such as during the War of 1812, where they were possibly recaptured. Complete with what appears to be its original iron ramrod. CONDITION: Dark untouched patinas overall. Barrel retains a dark brown patina with some corrosion at breech. Lock is in its original flintlock configuration and has a strong, well-functioning mechanism. Lock retains a dark patina that matches the barrel. Brass retains a very dark mustard patina. Stock retains a dark surface with some scattered marks from use and a crack stemming from front tang of lock to barrel and one from front lock retaining bolt to barrel. A very nice untouched musket. 2,000 - 4,000

2099 - (A) DANISH REGIMENTALLY MARKED FLINTLOCK MUSKET. Manufacturer: Danish Model: Musket Caliber/Bore: .79 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 44” FFL Status: Antique For similar examples, see pg. 385 in “American Military Shoulder Arms: Vol. I” by Moller. This example is equipped with a 44” rounded barrel with a brass blade front sight, pair of wedding rings 12” from breech, inscribed “8 R 2 B C 3 No 23” on top of barrel. Long banana lock with beveled edges and wrigglework about the borders, signed “A DANNENBERG” in center (G) a later addition in a different font, faceted unbridled pan. Trumpet headed ramrod with threaded tail, slightly too short, feeding through 3 ferrules into a reinforced mouth. Brass nosecap. Bayonet lug has been removed, with visible square on underside of barrel. Sideplate with double retaining bolts. Brass trigger guard with vaguely pineapple finials on either end of tang. Sharp comb with cheek rest. Brass buttplate. Left side of stock inscribed “17” under cheekrest. Sling swivels at trigger guard and above third ferrule. CONDITION: Barrel has been heavily rebrowned softening legends, with previous bayonet lug a slightly differnet color. Middle ferrule replaced. Break in stock 28” from nosecap. Lock is a crude reconversion and it seems likely that a Dutch musket was later married to a German lock. Numerous chips around lock, and some cracks to butt at plate. Stock has other numerous handling marks, including 2 chips on left side of wrist. Lock works appropriately, bore has minimum oxidation. Consignor states that the musket was found in Virginia, near Yorktown. 1,000 - 2,000

2100 - EXTRAORDINARY PATRIOTIC BUTTSTOCK FROM LEHIGH KENTUCKY RIFLE. Manufacturer: Lehigh Model: Kentucky Rifle FFL Status: Antique

Probably Jacob Kuntz, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania. This buttstock would be either a great restoration or just a great sculpture hanging up or in a shadow box. This fine rifle stock fragment measures 12-1/4”. overall. There are a total of 10 engraved German silver inlays. There are also four mother of pearl inlays within the piercings of the long engraved German silver toe plate. On the right side, there is a fantastic masterfully engraved four piece German silver patchbox. The finial is a cutout eagle clutching a full length engraved percussion Kentucky rifle with a patchbox. Above is a banner which reads “PROTECTION”. On each skirt, there are engraved patriotic American Eagles clutching arrows. On the lid, there is an engraved drum, sword and two crossed percussion pistols. At the wrist on both sides, there are three fish in an overlapped triangle. On the left side of the stock there is a pierced and engraved eight-point star above the cheekpiece, which is molded and has a silver inlaid cap. Behind the cheekpiece is a large pierced design with a lidded compartment with round lid, probably for nipple storage. The toe plate is inlaid with mother of pearl hearts, diamond, star and circle. Buttpate is German silver as well. Stock has classic Lehigh purple/red violin finish. It is interesting to imagine how ornate and beautiful the complete rifle would have been. CONDITION: Eight inlays and toe plate are missing. Excellent as found original surfaces and patinas overall. PROVENANCE: Ex. Bill Myers Collection. 1,000 - 2,000

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2101 - (A) SCARCE LEHIGH VALLEY SCHIMMEL FLINTLOCK KENTUCKY RIFLE. Manufacturer: Northampton County Model: Kentucky Rifle Caliber/Bore: .54 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 45” FFL Status: Antique

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This rifle, often called a “barn gun” or “poor mans rifle” is a plain and unembellished with minimal hardware. The rifle has no buttplate, no ramrod entry ferrule and no sideplate. The octagon barrel has a rear sight centered on the block, a Northampton / Lehigh County feature. The highly figured tiger maple stock is of attractive Lehigh Roman nose form. Brass triggerguard and ramrod ferrules. Lock is a later replacement, evidenced by a filled screw hole on the left side. Wooden ramrod. CONDITION: Barrel retains a pleasing dark brown patina. Lock has a brown surface. Triggerguard and ferrules retain a dark mustard patina. Stock shows scattered marks from use and minor age cracks. A very attractive rifle. 2,000 - 4,000

2102 - (A) RARE DUTCH REVOLUTIONARY WAR OFFICER’S FLINTLOCK FUSIL. Manufacturer: Dutch Model: Flintlock Caliber/Bore: .70 Smootbore Barrel Length: 40 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Mamny Dutch arms were ordered by the colonies and were also brought over by German mercenary troops. This fusil is a scaled down version of a Dutch infantry musket of the same pattern. For an example of the full size musket matching this Fusil, see plate 63.MM on page 113 of “Battle Weapons of the American Revolution” by George C. Neumann. The cataloguer has seen an example of this musket branded “UNITED STATES” on the right side of the buttstock. There are also two other known examples with names or identifications and dates shown in Bill Ahearn’s “Muskets of the Revolution” on pages 207-208. The musket has a round barrel with indistinct maker’s mark at the breech and bayonet lug mounted on the bottom, towards the muzzle. The convex lockplate is unmarked. The barrel is retains by three brass bands. The furniture is brass and features a distinct sideplate. Walnut stock with an iron ramrod. CONDITION: Very good. Barrel and lock retain a grey patina. Lock is in its original flintlock configuration and functions well. Brass retains a pleasing dark mustard patina. Stock very good with some scattered marks from use and hairline age cracks. A rare Fusil. 3,000 - 5,000

2103 - (A) TOWER PATTERN 1796 HEAVY DRAGOON FLINTLOCK CARBINE. Manufacturer: Tower Model: P1796 Carbine Caliber/Bore: .75 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Antique Of standard configuration. The barrel has a bayonet lug on top, toward muzzle. Breech marked with Tower proofs own left side. Convex lockplate marked “TOWER” at tail and with a large crown over “GR” oil the center. Stamped beneath pan with small crown over broad arrow indicating British government ownership. Brass India Pattern 1796 furniture. Walnut stock and iron ramrod. CONDITION: Barrel retains a brown patina, markings clear. Lock retains a brown patina and is in its original flintlock configuration. Brass has a mustard patina. Stock shows scattered deep cuts, bruises and marks from use. A very nice example of this pattern. 1,000 - 1,500

2104 - (A) INCISE CARVED FLINTLOCK JAEGER CARBINE. Manufacturer: German Model: Jaeger Caliber/Bore: .54 Rifled Barrel Length: 17 - 3/4” FFL Status: Antique

Rifled octagon barrel with swamped muzzle and decorative rear sight. Lockplate engraved worth game scenes. The brass furniture is engraved. Walnut stock with sliding wood patchbox and incise-carved scroll accents throughout. CONDITION: Barrel retains a grey patina, touchhole filled from bolster. Lock is a reconversion. Brass retains a soft mustard patina. Stock shows some staining, age cracks, chips and scattered marks from use. 1,000 - 3,000

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2105 - (A) SILVER MOUNTED FLINTLOCK OFFICERS PISTOL BY BRANDER. Manufacturer: Brander Model: Officers Pistol Caliber/Bore: .65 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 8 - 3/4” FFL Status: Antique Brass two-stage barrel with floral scrolls at breech, proofs on left flat of breech and “London” in script on top flat. The flat lockplate is inscribed “Brander” in the center and has a sliding half cock safety. Very decorative high relief chased silver mounts with arms motifs throughout. Triggerguard marked “IK” for maker John King and marked for 1772. Wrist escutcheon engraved with dagger in hand. Walnut stock with relief shell design around barrel tang. Complete with its original silver-tipped ramrod. CONDITION: Barrel shows some wear to markings from polishing. Lock is in its original flintlock configuration and has a grey patina. Silver retains a sift patina. Stock shows some wear, repaired cracks and some losses to edges of stock along barrel. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 1,200 - 1,800

SEE WEBSITE FOR ADDITIONAL PHOTOS 2106 - (A) EARLY FLINTLOCK KENTUCKY PISTOL. Manufacturer: Unsigned Model: Kentucky Pistol Caliber/Bore: .52 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 6 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique The unmarked two-stage barrel has a slight cannon muzzle. The convex pock plate is engraved with foliate motifs and foliate scrolls. Iron triggerguard and engraved iron sideplate in the French style. Brass nosecap, pommel cap and a silver crescent moon inlaid on top of the wrist. Figured tiger maple stock with cane form grip. Old wooden ramrod. CONDITION: Barrel retains a brown patina. Lock has a grey patina and mechanism needs adjustments. Iron mounts have dark brown patina. Brass has a pleasing soft patina. Grip has been broken and repaired. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 2,000 - 4,000

2107 - (A) REVOLUTIONARY WAR STYLE BROAD ARROW MARKED REPLICA GALLOPER CANNON ON FIELD CARRIAGE. This nice older replica of a small iron “galloper” field piece measures 24” from its stepped muzzle to cascabel. Smooth bore measures approximately 1 - 1/4” at the muzzle. Barrel is formed with decorative wedding bands and has a large British broad arrow marking on the top. Gun is set on a detailed red painted iron mounted field carriage with 29” diameter spoked wheels. A ram rod, brush, and mop bucket are included. CONDITION: Fair. Barrel has an aged brown patina with remnants of older flaking paint. Touchhole is clear. Carriage is sturdy but shows some paint loss and oxidation on the mounts. A handy sized yet still eye catching gun that would display well. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 2,000 - 4,000

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2108 - PORTRAIT OF REVOLUTIONARY WAR ADMIRAL MARIOT ARBUTHNOT, VICTOR OF THE 1781 BATTLE OF CAPE HENRY JOHN RISING, RA (British, 1756-1815). “Portrait of Admiral Mariot Arbuthnot”, circa 1780-85. Oil on canvas, 30” x 25”, within carved and gilded frame. Mariot Arbuthnot (1711-1794) was a British admiral who commanded the Royal Navy’s North American station during the American War for Independence. A native of Weymouth, England, Arbuthnot entered the Royal Navy in the late 1720s, became a lieutenant in 1739 and commander in 1746. That year, he captured two French privateers while in command of the HM Sloop Jamaica and was promoted to post captain in 1747. In 1759, he commanded HMS Portland during the decisive battle of Quiberon Bay, which established British naval supremacy and contributed to the fall of New France (Canada) to British forces. From 1775 to 1778, he was naval commissioner resident at Halifax and served as Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia, 1776-1778. On 19 March 1779, he was named Vice Admiral of the Blue and later than year, appointed commanderin-chief on the American station. In December 1779, Arbuthnot conveyed the troops of Sir Henry Clinton to Charleston, South Carolina, and cooperated with him in laying siege to that city. On 26 September 1780 he was promoted to Vice Admiral of the White and in early March 1781, sailed his fleet out of New York in pursuit of a French one under Admiral Destouchesthat had sailed from Newport, Rhode Island to support American operations against the British expeditionary force in Virginia. Arbuthnot’s fleet outsailed that of Destouches, reaching the Virginia Capes just ahead of Destouches on 16 March. After maneuvering for several hours, the battle was joined; both fleets suffered damage and casualties without losing any ships. However, Arbuthnot was positioned to enter the Chesapeake as the fleets disengaged, frustrating Destouches’ objective. Destouches returned to Newport, while Arbuthnot successfully achieved the landing of 2000 reinforcements for the British under Major General Benedict Arnold before reembarking for New York and returning to England shortly thereafter. Aged and infirm, the 1781 campaign concluded Arbuthnot’s active naval career, although he advanced by seniority to become, on 1 February 1793, Admiral of the Blue and died in London the following year. John Rising was a successful portrait and subject painter who was a regular exhibitor at the Royal Academy from 1785 until his death in 1815. Among many distinguished persons who sat to him were William Wilberforce, Lord Melville, Lord Nelson, and Sir William Blackstone. His portraits are pleasing in colour and executed with great truth and vigour; many of them have been engraved. Rising also painted various fancy and domestic subjects, such as ‘Juvenile Employment,’ ‘Ballad Singers,’ the ‘Sentimental Shepherd,’ and the ‘Infant Narcissus,’ some of which were mezzotinted by W. Ward, J. Jones, and others. Rising is said to have at one time assisted Sir Joshua Reynolds with the backgrounds of his pictures. CONDITION: Painting recently cleaned and revarnished by a professional conservator (report accompanies the painting) and mounted in a custom, reproduction frame; only a few minor, scattered spots of inpainting, mostly along edges of stretcher. 5,000 - 10,000

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2109 - FRAMED “A VIEW OF THE TAKING OF QUEBEC SEPTEMBER 13TH, 1759”. A detailed, simultaneous portrayal of Wolf’s amphibious landing, scaling of the cliffs and disciplined deployment of British battalions and rout of the French forces on the Plains of Abraham. Printer’s credit in the lower margin: “Published 1st November 1797, by LAURIE & WHITTLE, 53 Fleet Street. London” Landscape sketches by Sir Hervey Smith during the campaign were the basis for an engraving by Hullet in Rider’s 1760 History, and an improved version by Jefferys in The London Magazine the same year and then on its own by John Bowles & Son, but Jefferys’ 1767 bankruptcy, death in 1771, and issues of copyright prevented further publication until this 1797 color edition by Laurie & Whittle. See Krook’s 2015 essay in New Intrigue for the print’s history. CONDITION: Excellent, good color, professionally matted, glassed and framed, ready for display. 2,500 - 4,500

2110 - FINELY DECORATED LATE 18TH CENTURY HUNTING BAG. This is probably one of the most well decorated 18th century hunting bags known to exist. the bag measures about 8” x 10-1/2”. The front flap is embossed with two buck standing face to face, separated by a tall pine tree. The initials “KJ” are also embossed on the front. The top of the flat is decorated with “X” patterns, similar to those seen on Revolutionary War scabbards. The interior of the bag features one large section and another smaller pocket beneath the flap with tooled “X” designs and a leather button. The buckle on the front is of handmade iron blacksmith construction. The iron loops for the strap are retained by leather reinforced by sinew. The bag is complete with its original leather strap with handforged iron buckle. CONDITION: Very good. Leather is still pliable and retains a smooth, brown surface showing only some minor crazing and minor deterioration around the edges of the flap. The strap on the flap is missing the tip. This bag is exceptionally well made and is very decorative. Early bags of this quality are seldom encountered. PROVENANCE: Ex. Steve Hench, Purchased from Frank Kobilis. 2,000 - 4,000

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2111 - IDENTIFIED REVOLUTIONARY WAR PENNSYLVANIA MILITIA BRIMMED HAT. Extremely rare, identified Revolutionary War American hat with old brown ink paper label stitched to the brim reading, “Worn by Henry Ranby / in the / Revolutionary War.” Round topped crown approximately 4” tall, with full linen lining, and approximately 4 - 1/2” wide brim. Both a “Henry Ranby” and a “J. Henry Ranby” are listed among the “Associated Battalions and Militia” 1775-1783 of Pennsylvania, where this hat originated. As militia no detailed service information is available and both may be the same man. Slightly lighter color to edge of the brim indicates it was bound and likely worn cocked as a tricorne, but these hats were frequently altered in various ways in service and not uncommonly worn simply “flopped,” as preserved here, especially among militia. CONDITION: Crown and lining very good. Brim intact but with edge losses as shown. Originally black, now oxidized to brown. Fabric shows crazing from exposure to the elements and likely two centuries of attic storage. A rare survivor. 4,000 - 8,000

2112 - 18TH CENTURY BRITISH TELESCOPE. Excellent and clear optics. A fine Revolutionary War period ship captain’s or officer’s 8-sided single draw telescope nearly identical to those made by renown London maker Dolland. Measures 13-7/8” closed and 23-1/2” fully drawn. CONDITION: The optics are remarkably good for a telescope of this age. The mahogany barrel shows a few light storage marks and still retains its original red finish. Measures 13-7/8” closed and 23-1/2” fully drawn. 1,000 - 2,000

2113 - JAMES E. PEPPER & CO. WHISKEY TRAY. Pre-prohibition circa 1900s - 1910s patriotic themed Revolutionary War scene whiskey tray from James E. Pepper Distillery - Lexington, Kentucky. Manufactured by the America Art Works marked on the bottom edge. CONDITION: Solid example with some light wear and scratches. 500 - 1,000

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2114 - (A) FINE AND RARE CASED PAIR OF MINIATURE ENGLISH FLINTLOCK PISTOLS BY JOSEPH BLISSETT. Manufacturer: (BOTH) I. Blissett Model: (BOTH) Flintlock Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .22 Smoothbore Barrel Length: (BOTH) 1 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique This diminutive cased pair of engraved boxlock pistols feature screw off barrels, drop triggers, sliding thumb safeties, and checkered bag grips with engraved silver buttcaps and wrist escutcheons. The pair was made by renown London gunmaker Issac Blissett,, probably between 1770 and 1780. They were likely made to display in his store as an example made to impress, displaying his remarkable capabilities as a premier London maker. The pistols are a mere 3-3/4” long overall with 7/8” long .22 caliber smoothbore barrels. The barrels have small lugs on the bottoms for removal with a barrel tool. Grips feature fine checkering around a silver diamond inlaid into the top rear of the stock behind the safety and the engraved silver gripcaps. Both pistols are finely engraved on both sides of the action as well as the hammers, frizzens, the safeties. The fronts of the barrels toward the muzzles are also engraved. The left sides of both pistols are engraved “BLISSETT”. The right sides of both are engraved “LONDON”. The bottoms of actions, have two proof marks, and there is another just ahead of the take down lugs on the barrels. The top mounted tang sliding safeties work when the hammer is in the half cock position, and when pushed forward, lock the frizzen to the pan, and keep the hammer from being pulled back. The folding triggers snap down and back, ready to be pulled, when the hammer is pulled all the way back. Pistols are complete with the original case key, figured walnut case with lifting ring on top. The interior features a trade label on the inside of the lid. The label reads “I. Blissett, Gun Maker, 69 Leadenhall Street, London, All sorts of Guns & Pistols, Retail, and for Exportation. Every Article Necessary for Sportsmen.” The interior is lined burgundy velour, somewhat turned to brown. Accompanied by their original single cavity bullet mold with sprue cutter. CONDITION: Pistols excellent throughout show some light storage marks to grips. Interior of case shows some wear and fading. A very fine cased pair of miniature pistols. 2,500 - 5,000 2115 - (A) FINE CASED PAIR OF DIMINUTIVE BRITISH FLINTLOCK TAP-ACTION POCKET PISTOL BY BARTON. Manufacturer: Barton Model: Tap-Action Pocket Pistols Caliber/Bore: .32 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 1 - 1/4” FFL Status: Antique According to “Gunmakers of London: 1350 - 1850” by Howard L. Blackmore, John Barton was listed as a gunmaker at 14 Haymarket St. between 1803 and 1816 and then at 5 St. James St. between 1816 and 1819. Previously, he was partnered with Wogdon. These diminutive pistols feature round removable steel barrels, two superposed on each pistol and numbered to each breech. One pistol with barrels and actions numbered 1 and 2, the other numbered 3 and 4. The breeches are engraved with roped borders. Bottoms of actions have two English proofs on each pistol. The scalloped boxlock tap-actions feature sliding half-cock thumb safeties with a pin to secure the frizzen shut. The left sides are engraved with “LONDON” in ovals, surrounded by drums and cannons. Tap action levers on left sides. Right sides are marked “I/ BARTON” in ovals and surrounded by cannon balls and instruments. Fine detailed borders engraved around all panels and on cocks and frizzens, engraved folding hidden triggers. One piece checkered walnut grips with vacant silver oval wrist escutcheons. Complete with mahogany and oak case with green felt lined partitioned interior. Case has brass corners and a vacant brass escutcheon on the mahogany lid, as well as a round brass keyhole escutcheon on front. Interior with two lidded compartments and accessories including: a brass bullet mold, a wooden and brass ramrod with turned handle, a steel screwdriver/ barrel removal combination tool with engraved acanthus border, an oiler, a copper and brass powder flask, extra lead balls and flints and case key. CONDITION: Pistols are in excellent condition and retain an original polished finish, showing little to no wear. Crisp engraving and markings, actions function perfectly and are strong, and barrels are still easily removable. Grips excellent with sharp checkering and only a few light storage marks on checkering. Case very good with some scattered marks on lid and minor scuffs, interior with some minor staining and light wear. Accessories excellent. A very fine and well made English pair of tap-action pistols in fantastic condition 4,000 - 8,000

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2116 - (A) ROYAL NAVY 1780 PATTERN TOWER FLINTLOCK NOCK SEVEN BARREL VOLLEY GUN. Manufacturer: Tower Model: Volley Gun Caliber/Bore: .52 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 19 - 5/8” FFL Status: Antique These guns were produced in extremely limited numbers by Henry Nock, after a certain James Wilson submitted the design to the Board of Ordnance. While the design was dismissed for Army use, there was potential for use for the Navy firing them from crows nests. Nock was contract for 500 guns and completed the contract in 1780, with a second contract issued in 1787, for a total of 655 guns. They were eventually withdrawn from service because their use led to several ships being lost due to rigging catching fire, and due to concerns over their recoil. They use an ingenious design where six barrels are brazed around a central barrel with a low profile sighting rib with blade front sight, and the touch hole leads directly to the chamber of the center barrel then has radial channels to each of the other chambers. Steel ramrod retained by three ferrules and a v-spring at top ferrule to keep ramrod from slipping out. Right side of rightmost barrel signed “H NOCK”. Lock with pair sidenails and a recess to fit over the right side barrel, with a crowned GR, “TOWER” proof, and a crowned broad arrow. Stock with cartouches somewhat softened by additional varnish. Brass furniture as befits a naval gun, with British proof marks over each chamber and truing strike. CONDITION: Very good as conserved in the English fashion. Barrels have been cleaned bright with some delamination and fine oxidation, some softness to marks. Stocks very good with scattered handling marks and a splice repair at heel. Bores show evidence of machining to clean rust. This is an exceptionally rare and unusual gun. 28,000 - 38,000

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2117 - (A) FRENCH ST. ETIENNE MANUFACUTURED 1763/73 FLINTLOCK PISTOL. Manufacturer: St. Etienne Model: 1763/73 Caliber/Bore: .69 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 9” FFL Status: Antique This rare model can be seen on plate 23.PP on page 254 of George Neumann’s “Battle Weapons of the American Revolution”. This model was definitely one of the pistols supplied by France to the American rebels. It was widely used by our dragoons. This example is of standard configuration for this model. The breech is marked with three proofs, one a fleur-de-lis and is dated “75” on the left side and “1775” on the tang. Barrel engraved with crossed anchors and stamped “TOVLON” on top. The lock is inscribed “Manufacture / de St. Etienne” in the center. Just in front of the cock is stamped a crown over a “IR” to denote French government ownership. Standard brass furniture. There is a steel belt hook mounted on the left side. The walnut stock with birds head pommel. Complete with its original inspector marked steel ramrod. CONDITION: All steel components polished bright, markings very good. Barrel has scattered pitting and rust. Lock is in its original flintlock configuration, functions very well and has excellent markings. Back of lock is raised from cavity. Brass sanded bright. Stock shows marks from use and some hidden spots of restoration likely due to brown paint over some areas. 3,500 - 5,500 2118 - (A) FRENCH MODEL 1763/73 FLINTLOCK ST. ETIENNE FLINTLOCK PISTOL Manufacturer: St. Etienne Model: 1763/66 Caliber/Bore: .74 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 9” FFL Status: Antique This rare model can be seen as plate 23.PP on page 254 of George Neumann’s “Battle Weapons of the American Revolution”. This model was definitely one of the pistols supplied by France to the American rebels. It was widely used by our dragoons. This example is of standard configuration for this model. The breech is marked with three proofs, one a fleur-de-lis and is dated “74” on the left side and “1774” on the tang. The lock is inscribed “Manufacture / de St. Etienne” in the center. Just in front of the cock is stamped a crown over a “IR” to denote French government ownership. Standard brass furniture with inspection marks on each piece. The walnut stock with birds head pommel is carved behind the sideplate with large “W”. Complete with a steel ramrod. CONDITION: All steel components polished bright, markings excellent. Lock is in its original flintlock configuration, functions very well and has excellent markings. Brass retains a mustard patina. Stock shows significant wear and marks from use, front 5 - 1/4” replaced. 2,500 - 3,500

2119 - A GERMAN SWORD OF JUSTICE WITH UNICORN MAKERS MARK. Blade Length: 35 - 1/2” Overall Length: 44 - 1/4”

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With later inscriptions, inscribed on one side “Nicolaus Miller Bin ich genandt” (trans: “Nicolaus Miller is my (something)”; last word unclear, perhaps an archaic word for maker?), the other with “Mein gliik stet in 16 goddes hand 80” (trans: “My luck is in God’s hand 1680). Swords of this type were used specifically for decapitation throughout the continent, but were later sidelined for devices like the guillotine that required less upkeep. Deeply impressed unicorn maker’s mark at the ricasso. Characteristic wide spatulate blade with a rounded tip, crossguard decorated with scrollwork, faceted straight quillions, and shagreen wrapped wood core grip with braided sides, with banded iron at either side and a faceted pear shaped pommel, top half smooth and decorated with acanthus scroll. Housed in a modern made case with plaques for blade and translations. CONDITION: Very good, and an old blade, with areas of oxidation and delamination throughout. Scrollwork and inscriptions of a later date, but unicorn mark of the period. Shagreen chipping significantly on one side, braid loose. Case excellent with some handling marks, but attractive and ready to hang. 2,500 - 5,000

With later Latin inscriptions, inscribed on one side “Vim Malum Vi Repellere Licet” (trans: “It is allowed to repel evil by force”, the other with “Dirum scelu non manet inultum” (trans: “A terrible crime does not remain unavenged”). Indistinct makers mark ahead of Latin panels. Swords of this type were used specifically for decapitation throughout the continent, but were later sidelined for devices like the guillotine that required less upkeep. Characteristic wide spatulate blade with a rounded tip, faceted straight quillions, and a ridged leather grip, with banded iron at either side and a faceted pearl shaped pommel. Housed in a modern made case with plaques discussing the blade. CONDITION: Very good, and an old blade, with areas of oxidation and delamination throughout. Latin panels later added, sharp. Some scattered marks and chipping to leather. Case excellent. An interesting example, ready to hang. 2,500 - 5,000

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2121 - A RUSSIAN SHASHKA SWORD, NICHOLAS THE 1ST, EARLY 19TH CENTURY. Blade Length: 32” Overall Length: 37” A Russian or Caucasian Shashka sword from a known group in the reign of Nicholas the 1st of Russia. The form, blade marking, and red leather & silver decorated scabbard have been noted on three similar examples. One sold at Butterfield and Butterfield in 2005 ( $2300) and a second in 2022 ($9800) a third in 2023 ($6500). The red Morocco leather has oxidized on the current example but the color and mounts are virtually identical to the three noted examples. The uniform pattern of the swords suggests they are by the same maker or from the same Cossack unit. The slightly curved three-fuller blade is deeply stamped on the left side with a double eyelash motif with three stars between them. Ivory hilt. Scabbard with silver and red livery on the a silver niello button and a niello silver band towards the top. CONDITION: Blade mostly bright and shows sharpening marks and some scattered darker spots. Hilt shows some hairline age cracks and retains a pleasing honey patina. Scabbard untouched with dark patinas throughout some losses to wood structure interior at top. Some deterioration and loose strands of ribbon. 2,000 - 4,000

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2122 - TWO HANDED PARADE SWORD. Blade Length: 48” Overall Length: 65 - 1/4” Of modern manufacture. With a spaulate blade that measures 1 - 1/2” across for nearly the full length, tapering at the tip. Thinner ricasso with a pair of crescent lugs. Elaborate guard with curled quillions. Exaggerated faceted wood grip measures 16 - 1/2”. Pommel of ovoid form with a raised and turned capstan. Blades like this were traditionally designed to be large and gaudy for parades, and were never intended for real combat. CONDITION: Blade with smooth brown oxidation over a dove grey throughout, blade torqued at the tip and someone has attempted to straighten it. Other mounts loose and with casting flaws and attempts to age. 1,000 - 2,000

2123 - (A) REVOLUTIONARY WAR ERA SPANISH PATTERN 1753 FLINTLOCK CAVALRY PISTOL DATED 1780. Manufacturer: Spain Model: 1753 Caliber/Bore: .72 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 11 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Octagon barrel transitioning to round with crown over “G” proof on left side of breech. Lockplate with convex tail section. Center marked “1780 / DV” Standard brass Model 1753 furniture. Walnut stock with relief carved teardrop around barrel tang, lock and side-plate. Complete with its original iron ramrod. CONDITION: Barrel retains a brown patina with light pitting throughout. Lock has a dark brown patina with some pitting in center, cock screw a modern replacement. Lock is in its original flintlock configuration, functions well. Touchhole re-bushed. Brass retains a dark mustard patina. Stock shows scattered marks from use, some minor chips and age cracks. A very nice example of this model. 2,000 - 4,000

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2124 - (A) W.J. KING INDIA PATTERN BROWN BESS FLINTLOCK MUSKET. Manufacturer: W.J. King Model: India Pattern Caliber/Bore: .75 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 38 - 1/4” FFL Status: Antique

This private purchase commercial India Pattern musket manufactured by William James King of Birmingham circa 1820s or 30s. It features a Birmingham proofed browned barrel with bayonet lug front sight. Double line bordered lock plate is marked “W.J / KING” ahead of the cock and “WARRENTED” at the tail. Original flint configuration, the cock also decorated en-suite with a double line border. Heavy walnut stock with brass 3rd model style mounts. CONDITION: Very fine. Barrel retains the vast majority of its browning light scuffing. Stock has scattered nicks and dings throughout as well as a chip to the rear of the top tang. Crisp mechanics. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 2,000 - 3,000 2125 - (A) FULL STOCK FLINTLOCK KENTUCKY RIFLE BY SAMUEL D. SLOCOMB OF NEW ORLEANS. Manufacturer: Samuel B. Slocomb Model: Kentucky rifle Caliber/Bore: .40 Rifled Barrel Length: 41 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Southern made full stock flintlock rifle by Samuel B Slocum of New Orleans circa 1800. Octagon barrel with petite blade front sight and period rear hunting sight. Nicely marked on top barrel flat “S. SLOCUMB NEW-ORLEANS”. Tastefully engraved flintlock is marked “SAMUEL B SLOCOMB NEW-ORLEANS”. Ornate French influenced brass trigger guard with double set triggers and stock is mounted with patriotically engraved pierced brass patch box with a Federal Eagle at center. Stock appears to be of fiddleback maple stained to a reddish hue. CONDITION: Very good with modest restoration and splices to stock. Barrel is very good and has been lightly cleaned. Lock is very good and functioning as do the double set triggers. A very attractive Southern Long Rifle . 1,500 - 2,500 2126 - (A) JOHN SHELL SIGNED FLINTLOCK KENTUCKY RIFLE. Manufacturer: John Shell Model: Kentucky Rifle Serial No. 366 Caliber/Bore: .45 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 43 - 1/4” FFL Status: Antique Octagon barrel is sighted and signed “JOHN SHELL” in engraved block letters with engraved borders and flourishes. John Shell (1790-1875), son of rifle maker Martin Shell, worked in West Hannover, Pennsylvania beginning around 1817. Flint lock is game scene engraved and appears to be by Jos. Randall. Full length tigered stock with brass nose cap, 2 engraved lozenge pin escutcheons along each side, and a star pattern engraved wear plate on the underside of the forend. Engraved brass side plate has Shells “No 366” hand engraved serial number, which likely dates this rifle prior to the Civil War. Star engraved trigger guard, toeline inlay and, wear plate. Cap box is floral and star engraved. Cheekpiece has an inlaid moon face and tear drops. Includes period ramrod. CONDITION: Very good. Barrel and lock have a dark patina, the lock with oxidation spotting. Stock has rich original finish with scattered nicks and impressions. Some splitting present ahead of the lock with areas of burnout. Action requires attention and will not hold cock. No frizzen spring present. 1,500 - 2,500 2127 - (A) LOT OF 2: CASED PAIR OF IRISH FLINTLOCK PISTOLS BY FOWLER Manufacturer: Fowler Model: Flintlock Pistol Serial No. (A) DC-4076 (B) DC-4077 Caliber/Bore: .65 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 8 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Splendid pair of Thomas Fowler Dublin-made flintlock gentleman’s or officer’s pistols in their wool lined partitioned presentation case with makers label. Circa 1810, octagonal barrels of Damascened twist steel of carbine bore. Waterproof roller flintlocks with gold lined pan and flash hole. Chiseled borders with “FOWLER” at center. One piece oil finished walnut stock with ebony tip rod and 2 silver rod pipes. Blue finished and tastefully engraved trigger guard and plate with pineapple finial. Skipline checkered grip with engraved silver butt cap. Barrels are marked “ FOWLER-DUBLIN DC-4076 & 77”; the DC codes are Irish registration numbers for Dublin City. Housed in their makers case with period bullet mold, flask and oiler. CONDITION: Pistols remain very fine with faded metal finishes. Locks are excellent and mechanically excellent. The stocks are very fine. Case is very fine with solid partitions. Accessories are good, flask has restored leather cover. A wonderful consecutively numbered true matched pair of Irish Pistols. 3,000 - 4,000 292

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2128 - (A) ELABORATE INLAID EASTERN FLINTLOCK MUSKET. Manufacturer: Middle East Model: Musket Caliber/Bore: .60 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 55” FFL Status: Antique While unsigned and unmarked, the form and decoration suggests Middle Eastern manufacture, possibly from a British lock, and embellishment. Round barrel decorated with repeating patterns of florals and geometrics in paktong or equivalent, with six barrel bands. Evidence of previous legends over breech, now illegible. Crudely manufactured ramrod of appropriate length. Stock inlaid with geometrics and florals throughout, with heavy cast sideplate, buttplate, and trigger guard, with designs of panoplies of arms. Buttstock with a modified shadowline cheekpiece and skipline chekckered wrist; small 3 - 1/2” section ahead of trigger guard checkered en suite for use as a forearm. CONDITION: Work is somewhat crude and evidence of previous legends suggests that this rifle was composited as a tourist piece of unusual length. Evidence of handling throughout, with chipping about many of the inlets. Lock appears to be of British manufacture, stock appears to be spliced to the appropriate length. Barrel may be stretched to length, but bore has oxidation throughout and is difficult to determine. Barrel rebrowned. Needs mechanical attention. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 700 - 1,000 2129 - (A) THOMAS FOWLER 4 BORE FLINTLOCK SHOTGUN WITH IRISH REGISTRATION. Manufacturer: Thomas Fowler Model: Shotgun Barrel Length: 42 - 1/2” Gauge: 4 Bore

Attractive twist pattern barrel transitions from octagon to round with a wedding band device near the midpoint. Small blade front sight and dished tang. Breech has “MA 1588” County Mayo Irish police registration. A matching registration number is also engraved on the butt plate. The faceted lock plate is engraved “Fowler” for Thomas Fowler who operated on Capel Street in Dublin circa 1795-1825. Roller frizzen. Touchhole has been bushed. Iron mounted stock with horn tip and checkered wrist. Includes a later brass tipped ram rod. CONDITION: Good. Barrel has strong restored patterning with some oxidation spotting. Fit to the breech is somewhat poor. Lock and mounts appear to have been cleaned in the European fashion for many year, now turned to a soft gray patina with softened engraving. Stock has been sanded and reoiled with areas of filler, chips, and impressions. Crisp mechanics. 2,000 - 3,500 2130 - (A) JOSEPH MANTON 14 GAUGE FLINTLOCK SIDE BY SIDE GAME GUN WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Joseph Manton Model: Flintlock Serial No. 4370 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Antique Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/4” Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/2” Length of Pull: 14 - 3/8” Barrel Wall Thickness: (BOTH) .050 Gauge: 14 30” Twist barrels with elevated rib are engraved “Joseph Manton’s PATENT Elevation” on rib. Bottoms of barrels are stamped with early London gunmakers proofs and SNs, which are also on deeply inset patent breeches, with platinum touch holes, and platinum poincon marked “Joseph Manton Patent”. Ebony ramrod with brass head and tail (worm under cap) mounts through two plain pipes, with a sling loop attached to rear loop. Breech iron is engraved with scroll and armorial. Locks with waterproof pans, roller frizzens (roller on springs), and chamfered plates with rebated square tails, are fitted with serpentine cocks. Chambers are feather engraved. Armorial engraving is on tails, sunbursts around lock pin holes, and “Joseph Manton London” is at bottom of plates. Trigger plate and thimble have stylized pineapple finials. Armorial engraving is on trigger guard bow. SN is at grip. Nicely figured European stump walnut stock measures 14 - 3/8” over steel buttplate with armorial engraving on long tang. Vacant silver crest plate and coarse point pattern checkering are at grip, and a sling loop matching that on barrels, is on toe line. Stock attaches to barrels with single captive side nail through oval silver escutcheons. Fine figured mahogany case with inlet D ring handle is held closed by two pivoting brass hooks. Case is lined in olive green cloth with reproduction Manton label in lid. Interior has been configured to fit this gun, and has lift out lock tray. Case contains nickel-plated W.W. Greener oil bottle, and a Dixon copper bodied flask with embossed hunting scene soldered to body and fitted with pivoting safety spout, with orange carrying cord and red tassels. PROVENANCE: Listed and described on pp. 228-229 of THE MANTON SUPPLEMENT; previous description notes Guy A. Ritter Collection. CONDITION: Good. Barrels retain a considerable amount of an old re-brown. Remainder of metal has been cleaned to bright silver, except trigger guard and trigger plate, which are gray brown. Stock is sound, and retains most of an old oil finish over numerous marks, dents, and stains. Checkering is considerably worn. Only noted repair to stock is a 1” x 1/4” piece let in behind left lock. Bores are very good with light pitting throughout. Locks and frizzens are good. To make this gun shootable, considerable welding has been done to pans and fences, as it appears they were heavily pitted and deteriorated. Case has some minor scratches and marks, with added finish. Renewed interior cloth is fine, detaching slightly. Partitions are fairly loose. Oil bottle has a considerable loss of plating. Flask is good. 4,500 - 7,500

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2131 - (A) BRITISH 6 BORE FLINTLOCK PUNT GUN Manufacturer: English Model: Punt Gun Barrel Length: 67 - 1/2” Gauge: 6 Bore This massive and interesting punt gun was assembled circa late 18th century or early 19th century. The 67 - 1/2” barrel has a pair of London Tower crown over crossed scepter private proofs used circa 1740-1810; such markings were formerly attributed to Ketland. Flat flintlock once equipped with a dog catch, now removed. Inside of the plate marked with a “T”. Half length stock with splice butt pinned together with iron. Blacksmith made trigger guard and barrel band ahead of lock. An additional barrel band appears to have been mounted closer to the forend tip at one point. Accompanied by an old brass tipped ram rod. CONDITION: Good. Metal displays a dark brown patina throughout. Wood also has a dark aged patina showing heavy use, insect holes, chips, and a period repaired butt. Trigger guard is remounted with later screws. Action is soft with a repaired frizzen. 3,000 - 5,500 2132 - (A) CASED JOSEPH MANTON FLINTLOCK SIDE BY SIDE 20 BORE SHOTGUN Manufacturer: Joseph Manton Model: Flintlock Serial No. 1414 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Antique Drop at Comb: 1 - 5/8” Drop at Heel: 2 - 5/16” Length of Pull: 14 - 3/8” Barrel Wall Thickness: (BOTH) .055 Gauge: 20 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: 0.695 Weight: 6 lbs 8 oz Circa 1800. 30” stub twist barrels with unmarked sunken rib and early London gunmakers proofs on bottoms. Inset patent breeches have gold poincons and bands on tops, SNs on bottoms. Touch holes are gold lined. Breech iron has sunburst and stand-of-arms engraving. Locks with waterproof pans, bridled roller frizzens with lip, and large frizzen springs with bulbous tips, have beveled lockplates with rebated tails and are fitted with serpentine double-breasted cocks of the style used with Manton’s gravitating stops, which do not appear to have ever been fitted to this gun. Lockplate bevels are feather engraved, and tails have small stands-of-arms engraving. “Joseph Manton London” is under pans. Faces of cocks have scroll engraving. Trigger plate has stylized pineapple finial. Trigger guard bow is engraved with stand-of-arms and flowers. Lightly streaked, dense, European walnut stock measures 14-3/8” over steel buttplate with long top tang. Coarse point pattern checkering is at grip. Stock fastens to barrel with side nail through oval silver escutcheons. Greenheart ramrod with brass tip and worm under brass tail is in three plain pipes. Tailpipe is in stylized pineapple form matching trigger plate. Dovetailed mahogany case with inset D ring brass handle and central medallion is engraved with stag’s head on a crown surmounted by riband marked “BYDAND”. Interior is lined in green cloth and has reproduction Manton label in lid, and contains 2-pc brass and walnut cleaning rod, copper bodied powder flask embossed with scrolled medallion (top marked “Patent”), interesting brass measure with sliding adjustable plug, marked on one side for drams of powder, and the other for ounces of shot, and some cleaning implements. Locks are housed in a lift out mahogany tray. PROVENANCE: Listed and described on p. 219 of THE MANTON SUPPLEMENT by Keith Neal and Back. Guy A. Ritter Collection. CONDITION: Good. Barrels retain nearly all of an old re-brown with excellent definition to pattern. Breech iron and locks are cleaned to silver. Trigger guard and trigger plate are also cleaned but have toned back. Engraving is slightly worn. Stocks retain most of an old oil refinish with a number of subsequent marks, considerably worn checkering lightly re-cut. There are a number of repairs around locks, mostly at fronts in front of frizzens. Forend tip has cracked away and been repaired. Bores are good with some light pits. Locks and frizzens are crisp. It appears that frizzens and cocks were replaced by Manton during period of use. Exterior of case has a number of marks, scuffs, and dents in its orig finish. Interior cloth is good with spots of discoloration. Partitions have been reconfigured. Lock tray is new. Flask is good. Powder measure is very fine. This fairly solid double flint would undoubtedly make a good shooter. It is listed by number in the Manton Supplement by Keith Neal and Black on p. 219. 5,000 - 7,500 2133 - (A) U.S. MODEL 1805 HARPERS FERRY FLINTLOCK PISTOL 151 DATED 1807. Manufacturer: Harpers Ferry Model: 1805 Serial No. 151 Caliber/Bore: .54 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 10” FFL Status: Antique The Model 1805 pistol was the first American military handgun produced by a national armory. There were 4,096 guns made from 1806-1808 and they were issued in pairs with the same SN. This is a nice early example conforming to other guns with 10” round barrel, breech marked with raised eagle over “P” in a sunken oval behind a raised “US” in a sunken oval behind number 151. Lock is marked “HARPERS/FERRY/1807” in vertical arcs behind cock. Under the pan is a spread-winged eagle facing toward the cock over “US”. Harpers Ferry brass furniture consisting of rear rammer pipe, trigger guard, buttcap, and sideplate all of correct pattern and configuration. Harpers Ferry Model 1805 pistols are among the most sought after U.S. single-shot martial pistols and this piece is a very pleasing example with crisp markings. CONDITION: Very good overall. Gun appears all original and correct, with especially crisp barrel markings . Barrel has been cleaned to a smooth, mottled grey/plum with pitting, especially around vent. Stock is sound, solid with no evident markings, small hairline at rear of escutcheon, hand worn patina. Brass cleaned with a light mustard patina. Mechanically sound with clear, smooth pitted bore. Mechanically fine. This is an extremely fine example of a Harper’s Ferry Pistol. 5,000 - 8,000 294

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2134 - (A) FINE CASED PAIR OF SCUDAMORE PERCUSSION OFFICERS PISTOLS. Manufacturer: (BOTH) Scudamore Model: (BOTH) Percussion Pistols Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .65 Smoothbore Barrel Length: (BOTH) 8” FFL Status: Antique Manufactured by Jerimiah Scudamore prior to 1837. Cased pair of Officers percussion Officers pistols of Carbine bore (9.65 cal.) with 8” octagon damascened twist steel barrels. Patented breech with platinum blow outs. Stirrup rod retainers with barrel retained by single wedge. Fine oil finished one piece walnut bag grip stocks with checkered handle and engraved blue finished rod pipe and trigger guard with full tang. Case colored scroll engraved percussion lock with slide safety latch marked “SCUDMORE” in period script. Both guns are identical in measurement and form. They are housed in their English pattern partitioned case with oiler, wad cutter and powder flask. Jerimiah Scudamore of Belgium passed away in 1837 at the age of 52. CONDITION: Extremely fine with pistol retaining most all of their period applied original finishes. Bore are good with some light oxidation. Locks retain all of their vivid case color finishes. One pistol is missing the retaining ball at the end of its loading rod. and stocks are very fine with some minor period of use impressions and bruises. Case is very good with some scuffs and impressions. The locking dogs and lock are absent. Mechanically excellent in all regards. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 4,500 - 6,500 2135 - (A) MASSIVE BRITISH LACY & CO. PERCUSSION 5 BORE WALL GUN. Manufacturer: Lacy & Company Model: Punt Gun Barrel Length: 54 - 1/4” Gauge: 5 Bore This behemoth 19th century rampart gun is engraved on the lock plate “Lacy & Co. / London”. Similar guns were procured by the British East India Company in the 1840s and early 1850s. Heavy browned barrel with half moon blade front sight. The trigger has a small hole punched in it with a ring added, likely for attaching a lanyard to use the gun in a defensive role. Heavy military style walnut stock with attachment point for a pintle mount and oversize 2nd Model Brown Bess style brass mounts including 4 ram rod pipes. Includes iron ramrod. CONDITION: Very good. Barrel has a rich brown appearance with oxidation spotting. Action has a pleasant mottled gray patina. Stock has dings and nicks, along with grain separation running down the right side of the butt and a section of loss at the nose. Mounts were cleaned and are now starting to mellow. Mount has a loss at the tail, likely broken off from use with a pintle mount. Strong mechanics. A very impressive and interesting piece. 4,000 - 7,500 2136 - (A) CASED MANTON 14 BORE PERCUSSION SIDE BY SIDE GAME GUN Manufacturer: Manton Model: Percussion Serial No. 8430 Barrel Length: 29 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8” Drop at Heel: 1 - 3/4” Length of Pull: 14 - 3/8” Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .025 (R) .028 Gauge: 14 Bore Weight: 6 lbs 4 oz 29 - 1/2” Skelp twist barrels are engraved “Joseph Manton Hanover Square London” on elevated top rib. Bottoms of barrels are stamped with London proofs, SN, and “CL” (Charles Lancaster, famed barrel forger). Rosewood ramrod with brass head and tail (worm under cap) is held by two plain pipes. Patent breeches with Manton’s unusual, angled nipples have platinum blow-outs. SN is on lugs. Breech iron is scroll engraved. Locks fitted with typical Manton hammers with replaceable cone noses, are engraved with scroll and sea monsters. “Joseph Manton Patent” is at the center of each plate. Trigger plate and thimble have stylized pineapple finials. Trigger guard has armorial engraving on bow. Grip is fitted with safety lever engraved “Safety”. Finely marbled and nicely figured Circassian walnut stock measures 14-3/8” over steel buttplate with armorial engraving on long top tang. Vacant silver rectangle is at top of grip. Grip and forend are checkered in point pattern. Stock attaches to barrels with captive side nail through oval German silver escutcheons. Mahogany case with inlet D ring handle, inlet brass corners, and sliding lock closure, is lined in green cloth with reproduction Manton label on lid. PROVENANCE: Listed and described on p. 253 THE MANTON SUPPLEMENT. Consignor’s notes. Guy A. Ritter Collection. CONDITION: Fair to good. Barrels retain most of an old brown over considerable pitting. Other metal parts retain a considerable amount of restored finishes on pitted surfaces, engraving considerably softened. Stock retains nearly all of an old oil finish over numerous marks, forend checkering re-cut. Bores are very fine, shiny with some light pitting. Locks are good. Left lock a bit mushy. Case is good with numerous marks and scratches. New interior is fine. 2,000 - 4,000

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2137 - (A) CASED JOSEPH MANTON PERCUSSION FOWLER Manufacturer: Manton Model: Fowler Serial No. 1635 Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Antique Drop at Comb: 1 - 5/16” Drop at Heel: 2” Length of Pull: 12 - 1/2” Barrel Wall Thickness: Approx. .050 Gauge: 26 Bore Internal Bore Diameter: 0.564 Weight: 3 lbs 14 oz 28” twist octagon to 16-sided to round with fine wedding band transition, barrel, is fitted with under rib mounting two plain pipes holding ebony ramrod with brass head and tail (worm under cap). Bottom of barrel is stamped with SN, London proofs, and barrell makers mark “WF” (William Fullerd). A boss has been added to right side of barrel at time of percussion conversion. A gold poincon is on top of patent breech, which is fitted with vented platinum blow-out. Breech iron is engraved with well cut flowers, scroll, and stand-of-arms. Lock with flat plate and square tail has been converted to percussion with addition of early, broad, flat faced hammer with replaceable cup type nose. Fence from orig flintlock has been retained. Lock and hammer are engraved with well cut open scroll. “Joseph Manton Patent” is on bottom of plate. Nicely figured, dense, European walnut straight grip stock measures 12-1/2” over steel buttplate with long top tang engraved with scroll and dog and bird scene. Trigger plate has pineapple finial. Trigger guard is engraved with scroll, dog on bow, and SN at grip. Steel nose cap is engraved with sunburst on each side. Stock features drop points, coarse point pattern checkering with mullered borders at grip, and attaches to barrel with captive side nail through oval silver escutcheons. Nice quality mahogany case with gold strap corner reinforcement and pivoting hook closure, is lined in purple velvet. PROVENANCE: Listed and described on p. 221 of THE MANTON SUPPLEMENT by Keith Neal and Back where it states that “this gun was made for a lady or a boy, as it is 42-1/4” overall and weighs under 4 pounds”. Consignor’s notes. Guy A. Ritter Collection. CONDITION: Good. Barrel retains most of an old re-brown with good definition to pattern. Other metal parts are gray to brown patina. Stock retains most of an old oil refinish, checkering worn and filled. There are considerable repairs around lock, with some added wood. Bore is fair, lightly pitted throughout. Lock is crisp. Case retains most of an old refinish over scratches, marks and cracks, with some subsequent marks. Interior cloth is good with many marks and compressions. 2,000 - 3,500 2138 - (A) THOMAS NEWTON 4 BORE PERCUSSION SPORTING OR PIGEON GUN. Manufacturer: Newton Model: Shotgun Barrel Length: 37 - 3/8” FFL Status: Antique Length of Pull: 14 - 1/2” Gauge: 4 Bore Weight: 9lb 12oz This well appointed and well handling (relatively) lightweight 4-bore shotgun is signed “NEWTON KING ST. MANCHESTER” on the top flat of the barrel and “NEWTON” on the lock for Thomas Newton who began operating on King Street around 1860. The blued Birmingham “4” proofed barrel is equipped with a single mushroom bead front sight and is embellished with a large engraved starburst ahead of flattened sighting rib and with small flourishes of foliate scroll between the rib and the breech facets. The flat percussion lock has lightly engraved borders. Hammer spur has a brass brazed repair. 1-piece fore and aft checkered figured walnut with horn tip, straight grip, lightly engraved steel trigger guard, blank silver toeline escutcheon, and broad steel butt plate. CONDITION: Good. Iron components displays a mottled patina with some cleaned oxidation spotting. Wood has a dull appearance with heavy handling marks from use as well as a section of loss on the right side of the forend. Crisp mechanics. 2,000 - 3,500 2139 - (A) HUGE 4 BORE PERCUSSION MARKET PUNT GUN WITH PINTEL MOUNT Manufacturer: Trade Model: Punt Gun Barrel Length: 72” Gauge: 4 Bore This interesting assembled market hunting punt gun was imported from England in 2012. It appears to have been assembled in the 19th century from a wide variety of parts and is unsigned. The 6-foot-long swamped round barrel is fitted with a blade front sight and blacksmith made pintle mount. Convex musket lock plate converted from flint for this application. The heavy half stock has a later added copper trigger guard. CONDITION: Fair. Barrel has a mottled gray/brown patina. Stock is dry as cleaned with splitting at the forend, losses and repairs around the lock, and damage to the butt with indication of a butt plate being present at one time. Soft mechanics. Lock is loose in as mounted. 2,000 - 3,500

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2140 - (A) M.W. GALT & BRO. WASHINGTON DC AGENT MARKED PHILADELPHIA DERINGER PERCUSSION PISTOL. Manufacturer: Philadelphia Henry Deringer Model: Pocket Pistol Caliber/Bore: .44 caliber Rifled Barrel Length: 2 1/2” Upon the death of their father, James Galt, in 1847,his sons M.W. and William took over his Washington business, reformed as M.W. Galt & Bro. which lasted into the 21st century. Well known as purveyors to the rich and powerful D.C. high hats. They were listed agents for the Philadelphia made Henry Derringers and are so marked on both the lock and barrel breech which exhibits the twin wedding bands. The barrel is stamped “ MADE FOR M.W.GALT & BROTHER WASHINGTON D.C. “ All typical Philadelphia features including the factory engraving , iron hardware, plated furniture including the wrist shield. CONDITION: Very good to fine. All hardware is a butter smooth patina with sharp legends. Furniture retains nearly all of the factory plating. The checkered walnut stock is excellent. Fine working order. The rifled bore well defined with some abrasion. A very hard to find agent marked derringer. 3,000 - 4,000

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2141 - (A) INCREDIBLY RARE VALENTINE GW LIBEAU NEW ORLEANS PERCUSSION DERRINGER. Manufacturer: Valentine Libeau Model: Derringer Caliber/Bore: .50 caliber Smoothbore Barrel Length: 5 3/8” FFL Status: Antique Valentine G.W. Libeau was a talented gunsmith based in New Orleans beginning around 1830 through 1848. He was known for making percussion derringers in the style of Henry Deringer but in a mere fraction of Henry’s production numbers , thus they are nearly impossible to find with known examples almost non-existent. The barrel is stamped “NEW ORLEANS” The back action lock is stamped “ V. LIBEAU” Features iron hardware with a full octagon barrel, wood rod and plated furniture to include a wrist shield, a bullet trap at butt and dual wedding bands at barrel breech. Pistol is engraved on barrel, lock, hammer, upper tang, pommel and trigger guard. CONDITION: Very good to fine. All hardware is a soft patina with sharp markings. The majority of the plating is intact. The checkered stock is fine with some minor impressions. Mechanically sound. The smooth bore shows some minor abrasions. 3,000 - 5,000 2142 - (A) SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1855 PERCUSSION PISTOL-CARBINE WITH STOCK. Manufacturer: Springfield Model: 1855 Caliber/Bore: .58 Rifled Barrel Length: 12” FFL Status: Antique

Just 4,021 were manufactured from 1855 to 1857 with many seeing Western issue with the 1st and 2nd Cavalries. This first year example is dated “1855” on lockplate and tang. Pistol features a rifled National Army Bright finished barrel marked at the breech with “V / P” and eagle head proofs. Blade front sight and 3-leaf rear graduated to 400 yards. Percussion lock with Maynard tape priming system. Walnut stock marked on the left flat with traces of an illegible cartouche. Mounts include a captured ram rod, brass nose cap, brass barrel band, and brass pommel with lanyard loop. This example includes a nonmatching but correct walnut shoulder stock with brass mounts including “US” marked butt plate. Pommel is assembly numbered “8”, the stock numbered “1”. CONDITION: Fine. Steel components remain bright as cleaned with legible markings. Brass exhibits a pleasant mellow patina. Wood show impressions throughout. Well defined, frosted bore with some abrasions. Crisp mechanics. A nice example. 3,000 - 5,000

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2143 - (A) T.F. GUION NEW ORLEANS AGENT MARKED PHILADELPHIA DERRINGER IN PERIOD BURL CASE Manufacturer: Philadelphia Deringer Model: Pocket Pistol Caliber/Bore: .44 caliber Rifeled Barrel Length: 2” FFL Status: Antique Thomas Guions “Fancy Goods” emporium on St. Charles street is not listed as an official agent of Henry Deringer in Flaydermans but he did sell numerous firearms from various makers including derringers made by Henry and Andrew Wurfflein of Philadelphia. He operated his business from some time in the 1830s until 1861 but could no longer stock Union made firearms once the war broke out. This pistol exhibits the DERINGER PHILADEL legend on both the lock and barrel breech. The barrel is stamped “ T.F. GUION N.O.” with no “made for” designation. Shows standard Philadelphia features such as the iron hardware, plated furniture, typical factory engraving along with the wrist shield. CONDITION: Very good to fine. All hardware is a smooth crisp patina with strong legends. The vast majority of the plating is intact. The checkered walnut stock is excellent. Mechanically sound with bold rifling. This rare Southern pistol is housed in a period burl walnut display case in which resides a non embossed 2 1/2” brass powder flask, an unmarked single cavity bullet mold and and a later UMC cap tin. The box is in fine clean condition as well. A wonderful and rare outfit. 2,500 - 3,500 2144 - (A) VERY FINE CASED PAIR OF HENRY DERINGER PEANUT PERCUSSION PISTOLS. Manufacturer: (BOTH) Henry Deringer Model: (BOTH) Peanut Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .41 Rifled Barrel Length: (BOTH) 2 - 1/4” FFL Status: Antique Wonderful Cased pair of Henry Deringer percussion Deringer pistols with .41 caliber rifled bores. Case colored and scroll engraved back action locks marked “DERINGER PHILADEL” German silver drift adjustable front sights with platinum bands at breech. Browned damascened barrels with blued breech marked “DERINGER PHILADEL”. One piece checkered walnut stocks with German silver escutcheon plates and single retaining wedge. German silver trigger guard with matching scroll engraving and Deringer elongated pineapple finial at front. Blank German silver name plate to rear of tangs. Housed in their partitioned wool lined walnut presentation case with diminutive lacquered mechanical brass flask. Unmarked oil bottle and small brass period powder measure. CONDITION: Very fine with most all original finishes remaining with excellent bright bores. Stocks are very fine with very minimal handling marks. A wonderful and authentic cased pair of America’s famed Deringer pistols. Mechanically excellent. Case is excellent with some light impressions from storage. Interior is excellent with solid partition and excellent lining. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 2,500 - 4,000 2145 - (A) HYDE & GOODRICH NEW ORLEANS CONFEDERATE AGENT MARKED PHILADELPHIA DERINGER PERCUSSION PISTOL. Manufacturer: Philadelphia Deringer Model: Pocket Pistol Caliber/Bore: .44 caliber Rifled Barrel Length: 3 1/2” FFL Status: Antique This example was manufactured by Henry Deringer of Philadelphia and is so stamped on both the lock and barrel breech. The barrel flat is stamped with the New Orleans agent “ MANF. FOR HYDE & GOODRICH AGENT N.O.” They became well known as agents for the Confederacy and even marked some guns “Hyde & Goodrich, Agents for the United States South”. They supplied southern volunteers with arms mid-way through 1861 when they changed the firm’s name to Thomas, Griswold & Co. as they could no longer acquire any firearms that were made in the North. This is a medium size pocket or belt derringer. All hardware is iron with plated furniture to include the wrist shield, a bullet trap at butt and fore-end tip. The barrel has two gold wedding bands at breech and features factory engraving on most of the components. CONDITION: Very good to fine. All iron is a homogenous patina retaining the majority of its plating. All legends are crisp. The checkered walnut stock is excellent. Fine working order with a strong and bright rifled bore. This is an excellent and rare example of Confederate agent pistol. 2,000 - 3,000 298

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2146 - (A) SCARCE C. CURRY SAN FRANCISCO AGENT MARKED PHILADELPHIA DERINGER PERCUSSION PISTOL. Manufacturer: Philadelphia Deringer Model: Pocket Pistol Caliber/Bore: .44 caliber Rifled Barrel Length: 2 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Charles Curry was a well known firearms agent in San Francisco and is listed as the exclusive agent for the Henry Deringer pistol from his inception in 1858 until his death in 1863, when at such time, his brothers, Nathaniel & John, took over the business as Nathaniel Curry & Brother. The Deringer Philadelphia maker legend can be found stamped on both the lock and barrel breech. The agent stamp on barrel is “C. CURRY SAN FRANCo. AGENT” , therefore making this a very rare pre-1863 pistol that was only so marked for about six years. This is a typical Philadelphia made pistol featuring iron hardware and plated furniture with usual factory engraving and the wrist shield. CONDITION: Very good to fine. All hardware is a homogenous smooth patina with sharp legends. The majority of its plating is intact. The checkered walnut stock is excellent. Mechanically sound. The rifled bore is very bold with nominal abrasion. 2,000 - 3,000 2147 - (A) A.J. PLATE SAN FRANCISO AGENT MARKED PHILADELPHIA PEANUT DERINGER PERCUSSION PISTOL. Manufacturer: Philadelphia Deringer Model: Pocket Derringer Caliber/Bore: .40 caliber Rifled Barrel Length: 1 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique According to Flaydermans, only 54 pairs of the Philadelphia made Henry Deringers were so stamped. Charles Schlotterbeck, a former employee of Deringer, moved to California around 1858 to work for A.J. Plate as a gunsmith and this gun was more than likely built by him as a copy of the original. Adolphus Joseph Plate was a a well known gun dealer during the California Gold Rush era from about 1850 through 1878. Marked Henry Deringer and so stamped on both the lock and barrel breech. The barrel is stamped “MADE FOR A.J.PLATE SAN FRANCISCO” This was the smallest of the Deringer made pistols. It features the iron hardware with the plated furniture which exhibit the typical factory engraving as well as a wrist shield. CONDITION: Very good to fine. All hardware is a smooth patina and gun retains virtually all of the plated furniture. Mechanically sound. The 7-groove rifling is well defined. A very rare agent marked gun. 2,000 - 3,000 2148 - (A) C.SUTTER SELMA ALABAMA PERCUSSION POCKET DERRINGER. Manufacturer: Casper Suter Model: Deringer Caliber/Bore: .44 caliber Rifeled Barrel Length: 2” FFL Status: Antique C. SUTTER information can be found in Flaydermans under other Derringers. It is styled after a Henry Deringer type. The top of barrel is stamped “C. SUTTER SELMA ALA”. Sutter was an agent selling firearms in Selma, Alabama during the mid-19th century and was primarily known for selling Deringer-style pistols made by Andrew Wurfflein who operated in Philadelphia. This pistol features the engraved back action lock, engraved hammer, engraved upper tang, engraved and plated trigger guard along with a plated wrist shield and side plate. CONDITION: Very good to fine. The barrel is now a smooth patina with sharp legends. The majority of plating is intact. The checkered walnut stock is excellent. Fine working order. The rifled bore is strong. This is an extremely rare southern derringer. 2,000 - 3,000

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2149 - (A) N. CURRY & BRO. AGENT MARKED PHILADELPHIA DERINGER PERCUSSION PISTOL. Manufacturer: Philadelphia Deringer Model: Pocket Pistol Caliber/Bore: .46 caliber Rifeled Barrel Length: 2” FFL Status: Antique Nathaniel & John Curry were known as the West Coast agents for Henry Deringer. Based in San Francisco from around 1850 through 1886, selling a plethora of guns to the gold miners of the era. Charles Curry died in 1863. Brothers Nathaniel and John took over the business and changed their moniker making this a post 1863 pistol. This gun was manufactured in Philadelphia by the Henry Deringer company and is fairly standard with note to the agent stamp atop the barrel. The breech and lock are both stamped with the Henry legend. Usual engraved and plated furniture with wrist shield and twin wedding bands at breech. CONDITION: Very good to fine. The barrel is a smooth patina with sharp legends. Plating is nearly all intact. The checkered walnut stock is excellent. Mechanically fine. The rifled bore is bold and bright. 2,000 - 3,000 2150 - (A) F.H. CLARKE & CO. MEMPHIS TENN. AGENT MARKED PHILADELPHIA DERINGER PERCUSSION PISTOL. Manufacturer: Philadelphia Deringer Model: Pocket Pistol Caliber/Bore: .42 caliber Rifeled Barrel Length: 3 - 1/8” FFL Status: Antique Frederick Clarke’s company was in business as the “Gun Emporium” in Memphis from 1848 through 1866 and were one of approximately 15 authorized agents for Henry Deringer, at least until 1861 when sales to the south were officially halted at which point he actually manufactured, or had manufactured, derringer style pistols during the war. This is a pre-war marked agent pistol. The barrel is stamped “ MANd FOR F.H.CLARKE & CO. MEMPHIS TENN”. The lock and barrel breech show the DERINGER PHILADEL legend. This Philadelphia made pistol features the iron hardware with plated furniture, typical factory engraving, dual gold wedding bands at breech and wrist shield. Also sports the small brass tipped rod. CONDITION: Very good to fine. All hardware is a butter smooth patina. All legends are crisp. The majority of the silver plating is intact but tarnished. The checkered walnut stock is fine. Mechanically sound. The rifled bore is bold with nominal abrasion. 2,000 - 3,000 2151 - (A) A. MILLSPAUGH LOUISIANA AGENT MARKED PHILADELPHIA DERINGER PERCUSSION PISTOL. Manufacturer: Philadelphia Deringer Model: Pocket Pistol Caliber/Bore: .44 caliber Rifeled Barrel Length: 2 - 1/4” FFL Status: Antique Abraham Millspaugh of Shrevesport LA was originally a druggist by trade and later was an authorized agent for the Henry Deringer pistols of Philadelphia until the outbreak of the Civil war as he was located in Washington, Louisiana. Millspaugh is amongst the rarest of the 15 official Derringer agents and examples are rarely encountered according to “ THE DERINGER IN AMERICA” by Wilson & eberhart VOL,1. Millspaugh moved from NYC to Washington, LA in 1849 where his Union sympathies alienated his clientele after the war began. This Philadelphia made Henry Deringer is so marked on both the lock as well as barrel breech which shows the twin silver wedding bands. The barrel is stamped “ MADE FOR A. MILLSPAUGH WASHINGTON L.A. “ Standard iron hardware with plated and engraved furniture including pommel and wrist shield. CONDITION: Very good to fine. Hardware is a homogenous patina with sharp legends. Furniture retains virtually all of its plating. The checkered walnut stock is excellent. Mechanically fine. The rifled bore is bold with some light abrasion. An extremely rare southern agent shipped derringer. Millspaugh is the rarest of all Agent Marked Derringers and are a rare opportunity to obtain. 3,000 - 5,000

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2152 - (A) J.B. GILMORE SHREVEPORT LA. AGENT MARKED PHILADELPHIA DERINGER PERCUSSION PISTOL. Manufacturer: Philadelphia Deringer Model: Pocket Pistol Caliber/Bore: .44 caliber Rifled Barrel Length: 3” FFL Status: Antique Jerome Bonaparte Gilmore was born in Jefferson County KY in 1827 and moved to Shreve[poert in 1849. He worked for gunmaker David Pobst unti 1853 when he went to work for himself , Gilmore was an official agent for the Philadelphia made Henry derringers which lasted until the Civil War broke out where upon he enlisted in the Confederate army where he rose to the rank of Colonel an was injured but never again worked in the firearms industry. This Henry Deringer is so marked on both the frame and barrel breech. The barrel is stamped “ MANU. FOR J.B.GILMORE SCHREVEPORT L.A.” Standard iron hardware with plated furniture which exhibits the usual Henry factory engraving along with a wrist shield. This derringer does have the small wood rod. Former L.D. Eberhart collection CONDITION: Very good to fine. All hardware is a smooth patina and the furniture retains nearly all of the plating. All legends are sharp. The checkered walnut stock exhibits some added finish. Mechanically sound with a rifled bore that shows abrasion. A very rare and seldom seen southern agent pistol. 2,500 - 3,500 2153 - (A) A.J. TAYLOR & CO. SAN FRANCISCO AGENT MARKED PHILADELPHIA DERINGER PERCUSSION PISTOL. Manufacturer: Philadelphia Deringer Model: Pocket Pistol Caliber/Bore: .44 caliber Rifled Barrel Length: 2 1/2” FFL Status: Antique This San Francisco firearms agent was a major distributor for the Philadelphia made Henry Deringer pistol during the period from 1856 through 1868. The pistol itself was manufactured in Philadelphia by Henry Deringer and is so stamped on both the lock as well as barrel breech. The barrel is stamped “ MANd FOR A.J. TAYLOR SAN FRANCo CALa” All standard features include the typical factory engraving, iron hardware with plated furniture to include the wrist shield. CONDITION: Very good to fine. All of the hardware is a clean smooth patina with strong legends. Pistol retains nearly all of the original plating. Fine working condition with a strong clean bore. 2,000 - 3,000 2154 - (A) RARE LUDEMAN & VIENNA MEMPHIS TENN. AGENT MARKED PHILADELPHIA DERINGER PERCUSSION PISTOL. Manufacturer: Philadelphia Deringer Model: Pocket Pistol Caliber/Bore: .41 Caliber Rifled Barrel Length: 2” FFL Status: Antique The engraved lock is maker stamped “DERINGGER PHILADEL” as is the barrel breech. The top barrel flat is stamped “Ludeman & Vienna Memphis Tenn” This retailer is listed in Flaydermans under Derringer segment but no history. This small derringer exhibits a plated name shield at wrist, plated and engraved trigger guard, blued barrel, dual wedding rings at breech, plated and engraved side plate and escutcheons, engraved hammer and upper tang with a checkered walnut stock. CONDITION: Fine. Barrel is a thinning blue grey patina, plating is strong, stock is excellent, has crisp legends and is in working order. The trigger guard shows a repair. The rifled bore shows abrasions. 1,500 - 2,500

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2155 - (A) CASED PAIR OF BLANCH LONDON PERCUSSION BELT PISTOLS. Manufacturer: (BOTH) Blanch Model: (BOTH) Pistol Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .54 Smoothbore Barrel Length: (BOTH) 5” FFL Status: Antique The swamped octagon barrels are stamped “BLANCH LONDON” and features some light border engraving at muzzle. Both sport a small leaf rear sight with bead front sights, captured ramrods, engraved case color frames, engraved hammers, engraved trigger guards, extremely finely checkered walnut grips with decorative lion head pommels and small silver wrist escutcheons. Both sport sash hooks. Housed in a walnut case that includes a small unmarked powder flask, an unmarked single cavity bullet mold, nickel oil bottle, composition cap container and a wooden handled nipple wrench. CONDITION: Fine. Frames show flashes of case color. Strong nitre blue on sash hooks, patina hardware and superb stocks with crisp checkering. One needs some mechanical attention. The smooth bores show some abrasion. Handsome set. 1,500 - 2,500 2156 - (A) CASED BRACE OF HENRY DERINGER PERCUSSION POCKET PISTOLS. Manufacturer: (BOTH) Henry Deringer Model: (BOTH) Pocket Pistol Caliber/Bore: (A) .50 Rifled (B) .40 Rifled Barrel Length: (BOTH) 3” FFL Status: Antique A close but not matched medium pair of circa 1850 pocket pistols. Guns have lightning bolt pattern browned barrels with “DERINGER / PHILADELPA” and starburst “P” proofs stamped between pairs of German silver bands at the breeches. German silver blade front sights and v-notch rears. Back action percussion locks are foliate engraved and have “DERINGER / PHILADELA” stamps. Checkered walnut bird’s head stocks with engraved German silver mounts and cap box butts. Guns are housed in an English style oak case with contemporary green felt lined partitioned interior. A Dixon bag shaped flask, cap tin, and 2 spare nipples are also included. CONDITION: Fine. Barrel browning has largely faded with some faint patterning visible in places. Locks have gray patinas. Stocks appear lightly cleaned with added finish and scattered marks. One gun has some split ahead of the barrel key. Defined bores. Crisp mechanics. Case is completely refinished, some chips remaining. Liner shows light wear. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 1,500 - 2,500 2157 - (A) SHARPS NEW MODEL 1863 MILITARY PERCUSSION RIFLE. Manufacturer: C. Sharps Model: 1863 New Model Serial No. C34668 Caliber/Bore: .52 Rifled Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Antique

As per Flayderman’s approximately 6,150 of these military rifles were made in the C30,000-C40,000 range. Blued round barrel with “M.N.M.” marital inspection stamps at breech. Bayonet lug blade front sight and Lawrence Patent ladder rear. Unconverted case hardened falling block action. Full length walnut forend retained by 3 barrel bands with sharp “A.W.M.” inspection stamp. The oiled walnut stock is also impressed with a pair of faint inspector cartouches and is fitted with an iron patch box and butt plate. A tightly fitting socket bayonet is included. CONDITION: A very good honest survivor from the Civil War. Barrel blue has drifted to an even plum brown with frosted surfaces. Action has a mottled patina with some areas of cleaned pinprick oxidation. Forend is very fine. Stock has a split at the tow and some scattered impressions but is otherwise very good. Well defined bore with some expected black powder abrasion. Fine mechanics. 2,000 - 3,000

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2158 - (A) HIGH CONDITION MASSACHUSETTS ARMS CO. MAYNARD PERCUSSION CARBINE. Manufacturer: Mass Arms Co. Model: Maynard Serial No. 14489 Caliber/Bore: .50 Rifled Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: Antique An excellent example of a Civil War configuration 2nd model Maynard. Blued octagon to round barrel with blade front sight and leaf sight graduated to 500 yards. The breech has been stamped “JOS.SINGER” twice, likely for Joseph Singer of Los Angeles. Singer was born in Austria in 1862 and immigrated to California where he worked as a gunsmith and inventor, specializing in single shot rifles. Standard case hardened action with saddle ring and bar. Nicely figured walnut stock impressed with crisp “AJN” and “JM” federal inspection cartouches. CONDITION: Excellent as unissued, in near new condition. Barrel retains virtually all of its original rust blue. Frame and lever also retain nearly all of their rich and strong original case colors with some light scratching around the saddle ring. Hammer displays the vast majority of nitre blue. Stock is likewise excellent with a few impressions. Butt plate has some finish fading. Mirror bore. Crisp mechanics. 1,500 - 2,500 2159 - MARTIALLY STAMPED COLT DRAGOON PLUNGER TOP POWDER FLASK. Made for all three model Colt Dragoon revolvers. This example has the lower body hangers as seen on page 162-163 in “Colt Percussion Accoutrements” by Rapley. It features the plunger spout. The hinged filler plate is stamped “COLTS PATENT” and cap is stamped “WAT” for William A. Thornton. Listed makers are Batty and Mathewman. Body measures approximately 7 - 3/8”. Embossed on both sides with Trophy of Arms, cannon, mortar, rifles and revolvers. CONDITION: Very good to fine. Retains a fine patina and exhibits sundry dings. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 2,000 - 3,000 2160 - (A) BREVETE COLT PATERSON NO. 5 PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Number 5 Paterson Serial No. 148 Caliber/Bore: .36 Percussion Barrel Length: 9” FFL Status: Antique Colt Paterson Model 5 Holster pattern revolver serial number 148 with 9” Barrel cal, 36 percussion with octagon barrel with top flat marked “- *PATENT ARMS MG. CO. PATERSON N.J-COLT’S PT*-” reading toward muzzle. 11 groove rifled bore with 6 shot non fluted cylinder with Stage Coach cylinder scene. Small white metal blade front sight with notched hammer rear sight. Vanished one piece walnut grips. Blue finished overall. Detailed disassembly reveals matching serial number 148 found on barrel, wedge, frame, trigger, hammer, cylinder pin, cylinder collar, and inside back strap mortise of grips. Revolver has no proofs or other markings of original. Revolver is a period produced Brevet or unlicensed copy to be sold in the European market. CONDITION: Very good with traces of blue finish in protected areas with balance toned to a mottled patina with areas of brightness. Bore is good with some darkness in grooves. Mechanically excellent. 2,000 - 3,000 2161 - (A) FAUX MARTIAL COLT 3RD MODEL DRAGOON PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 3rd Model Dragoon Serial No. 9696 Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Brevette Copy of Colt 3rd Model Dragoon revolver with 7 1/2” round barrel and 6 shot non fluted cylinder. Small blade front sight with top of barrel marked “ADDRESS SAML COLT NEW YORK” with blacksmith crafted dovetail rear sight installed. Left side of iron frame marked “COLTS PATENT U.S.”. Brass back strap and and squared trigger guard. One piece walnut grips. Revolver was produced as a unlicensed copy or Brevette copy of the original Colt Dragoon revolver and probably marketed in the European market place. CONDITION: Very good as having been cleaned long ago and remains a dove grey overall. Bore is good with some light darkness in grooves. Mechanically excellent. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 2,000 - 3,000

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2162 - (A) CASED COLT MODEL 1849 POCKET PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1849 Pocket Serial No. 32072 Caliber/Bore: .31 Rifled Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Antique Produced in 1852, this 1849 Pocket features all matching numbers with an unnumbered wedge. One piece walnut grips. The stagecoach cylinder scene is intact and visible. CONDITION: The bore has strong rifling, with areas of corrosion. The walnut grips have much of the varnish finish remaining. Traces of silver remaining on the back strap and trigger guard. The set is completed with a fitted wood case and a Colt powder flask. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 1,500 - 2,000

2163 - (A) CASED COLT MODEL 1851 NAVY PERCUSSION REVOLVER (1852) Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1851 Navy Serial No. 16207 Caliber/Bore: .36 Rifled Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique This nice, all original early Colt 1851 Navy was produced in 1852 and has all matching serial numbers, including the wedge. The top of the barrel flat has a clear New York address. CONDITION: Overall, the metal finish is a worn grey patina, though no rust or damage is evident. The bore shows clear lands and grooves but areas of past oxidation. The revolver cycles correctly. The cylinder scene is very faint. The revolver comes cased with a take down tool and a tin of Eley percussion caps. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 2,000 - 3,000

2164 - (A) FINE BELGIAN BREVETE COLT MODEL 1851 NAVY PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Belgian Model: 1851 Navy Serial No. 2361 Caliber/Bore: .38 Rifled Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Belgian Brevete Colt Model 1851 Navy with octagon barrel, case colored frame, and brass square back trigger guard. Varnished walnut grips. 6 shot non fluted cylinder with game scene of 2 hunting dogs in pursuit of a fox as a cylinder scene. 11 groove gain twist rifled bore with post front sight and notched hammer rear sight. Produced as an unlicensed copy of the Colt Navy for the European market. CONDITION: Very good with fine bore with some light darkness in grooves. Barrel retains over 70% blue with some scattered oxidation. Cylinder retains all the engraved hunting scene with some distress at rear of cylinder from hammer strikes. Frame is very good with shadows of case color with balance toned to grey. Grips are very good, full sized moderate period of use wear. Mechanically fine. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 1,500 - 2,500

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2165 - (A) CASED COLT MODEL 1855 ROOT SIDEHAMMER PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1855 Root Serial No. 8673 Caliber/Bore: .28 Rifled Barrel Length: 3 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Manufactured in 1856. Blue finished with octagon barrel and a non fluted 5-shot cylinder with Ranger and Indian scene. Mounted with one piece ivory grips. Housed in Colt 1855 case with partitions. Includes pocket model eagle flask and Colt bow leg dual cavity brass .28 caliber mold with sprue cutter. CONDITION: Good with over 30% finish remaining, the balance toned to plum. Some scratches exist at rear of cylinder pin from improper disassembly. Grips are good with shrinkage cracks and a small chip at toe. Action is slightly out of time otherwise fine. Case is good with solid partitions. Excellent mold. Flask is very weathered with some pushes and dents. 2,000 - 3,000 2166 - (A) FINE COLT MODEL 1855 ROOT SIDEHAMMER PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1855 Root Serial No. 5832 Caliber/Bore: .31 Rifled Barrel Length: 3 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Manufactured 1862. Colt Model 1855 .31 caliber Root revolver, pattern 5, with 3 - 1/2” round barrel and plunger pattern loading lever latch. 5 shot fluted cylinder, Side hammer action designed by Elisha Root, later Superintendent of Colt Manufacturing and became President of Colt after the death of Samuel Colt. Blue finished with varnished walnut one piece grips. Barrel marked “ADDRESS CO COLT NEW YORK USA” with fluted cylinder marked “PATENTED SEEPT 10TH 1850”. The Pocket Model 1855 Root revolver was a very popular revolver with many notables such as General Custer, The US Capitol Police ( used to guard Abraham Lincoln), and was a prized Civil War presentation revolver. CONDITION: Very good with over 75% blue finish remaining with balance toned to chocolate patina. The grips are excellent with over 95% varnish. Mechanically fine. Some small areas of oxidation exist at base of grip and corners of protected areas. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 2,000 - 2,500 2167 - (A) CASED COLT MODEL 1855 ROOT PERCUSSION REVOLVER WITH LOADING INSTRUCTIONS. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1855 Root Serial No. 18785 Caliber/Bore: .28 Rifled Barrel Length: 3 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Manufactured in 1858. Finished in high polish factory blue with case hardened loading lever and side hammer. The octagon barrel is roll marked on the top flat with 2-line address and “COLT’S PT. / 1855”. 5-shot percussion cylinder without cylinder scene. Varnished 1-piece walnut grips. Gun is housed in a partitioned mahogany case with maroon crushed velvet liner, eagle flask, iron single cavity mold numbered “185”, and a Eley Bros cap tin. Also included is an original Colt loading instructions sheet and period Andrus & Naedle Co. of Hartford, Connecticut envelope, perhaps the retailer that originally sold this revolver. CONDITION: Very good as professionally restored with some evidence of poor storage. Gun retains the vast majority of its lustrous reapplied blue with areas of cleaned oxidation. Case colors are strong and bright showing almost no fading. A small area of oxidation is present on the back and side of the hammer spur. Grips are very good. Most of the varnish is retained with losses on the base of the grip and scattered light impressions and scratches. Defined bore with oxidation. Fine mechanics. Case has been lightly sanded and reoiled with marks throughout. Liner has some expected wear and fading but displays very well. The paperwork has separated completely at the creases with some older tape repairs, tears, chipping, and staining, yet still makes a fine and rare addition to this lovely cased Colt. 2,000 - 3,000

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2168 - (A) MARTIAL SAVAGE MODEL 1861 NAVY PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Savage Model: 1861 Navy Serial No. 629 Caliber/Bore: .36 Rifled Barrel Length: 7-1/4” FFL Status: Antique Produced by Savage for only one year, 1861-62 and one of only 20,000 manufactured, this scarce percussion revolver was used by both sides during the Civil war. This example has a low three digit serial number. The left grip panel has an intact cartouche. CONDITION: Good. Very little finish remains on the revolver and has a mottled patina throughout its surfaces. Functions nicely and has strong hammer tension. The bore and chambers are dark and have areas of corrosion. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 1,500 - 2,500 2169 - (A) FINE CASED ALLEN THURBER & CO. PERCUSSION MEDIUM FRAME PEPPERBOX REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Allen Thurber & Co. Model: Pepperbox Serial No. 102 Caliber/Bore: .31 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 4 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Manufactured at Worcester circa 1840s-60s. Blued fluted 6 barrel cluster. Frame and nipple shield are engraved with loose foliates. 2-piece smooth walnut bag shaped grips. Matching numbers observed on the barrels, frame, U shaped main spring, and grip panels. Gun is housed in a dark crushed velvet lined partitioned mahogany case with a large flask, incorrect rod, and a cap tin. CONDITION: Very fine. Barrels retain nearly all of their original blue with mild fading and a few scattered spots. Frame has a cleaned gray patina. Grips have been cleaned and reoiled with a few nicks and a repaired split. Case shows expected surface wear and a replacement key plate. Liner has some staining and separation of a few partitions. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 1,500 - 2,500 2170 - (A) CASED 4TH MODEL TRANTER DOUBLE ACTION PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Tranter Model: 4th Model Serial No. 15659T Caliber/Bore: 120 bore (.338) Barrel Length: 3 - 5/8” FFL Status: Antique William Tranter procured a patent for his “self-cocking” mechanism in 1853. Lt. Julian Pratt’s roll of 4th model Tranter serial numbers recorded in July of 1864 for the 18th Virginia Cavalry documents two Tranter revolvers, serial numbers 15465 and 15476, confirming mid-15,000 numbers were in Confederate field use as of that date. This serial number is 15659T, less than 200 numbers off recorded known documented Confederate numbers. These 4th models were introduced in 1856. This is a small “pocket” size revolver, five shot, with the left side mounted lever that is stamped W. TRANTER PATENT, one piece checkered walnut grips, as well as scroll engraving on every major part sans the cylinder. it is finished in the typical high polish British blue and the octagon barrel has a dovetailed bead front sight. It is housed in a period wood case with a round brass escutcheon on lid, is lined in green felt and includes a small bag style brass powder flask with the James Dixon stamp, a Tranters Patent stamped two cavity brass bullet mold, a James Dixon stamped nickel oil bottle, two wood handle tools, a small wood and brass rod and three paper labeled tins, two are marked Tranter to include lubricated bullets and lubricant along with one Eley Bros. cap tin, all of which are in fine condition. Case lid does have a crack. CONDITION: Excellent. The trigger guard has drifted to patina while balance of metal shows at least 80% bright blue with areas of light flaking but showing little use. All nipples are crisp. Screw heads are true with generous finish. All legends are sharp. Mechanically sound with a strong clean bore. An exceptional outfit. 1,500 - 3,000

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2171 - MARTIALLY MARKED COLT DRAGOON PLUNGER TOP POWDER FLASK. Made for all three model Colt Dragoon revolvers. This example has the lower body hangers as seen on page 162-163 in the book entitled “COLT PERCUSSION ACCOUTRMENTS” by Robin Rapley. It features the plunger spout. The hinged filler plate is stamped COLTS PATENT and cap is stamped WAT ( William A. Thornton) with listed makers of Batty and Mathewman but the body measures approximately 6 3/4”, a bit shorter than those makers, possibly made on English mold. Embossed on both sides with Trophy of Arms, cannon, mortar, rifles and revolvers. CONDITION: Very good to fine. Retains a fine patina and does exhibit some sundry dings. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 2,000 - 3,000 2172 - (A) ENGRAVED AND GOLD INLAID BELGIAN E. LEFAUCHEUX “STONEWALL JACKSON” MODEL DOUBLE ACTION PINFIRE REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Belgium Model: Lefaucheux Serial No. 45310 Caliber/Bore: 11mm Pinfire Barrel Length: 6 - 3/8” FFL Status: Antique Elaborate gold inlaid and engraved US Civil War era 11mm Pinfire Lefaucheux revolver with desirable Stonewall Jackson pattern grips of varnished highly figured walnut with blade font sight and grooved hammer rear sight. External manual ejector. This pattern is the same design carried by famed Southern General Thomas Nathaniel “Stonewall” Jackson until his death in 1863. CONDITION: Extremely fine with barrel finish having toned to a mellow chocolate. Frame retains traces of case color with points of gold inlay. The 6 shot non-fluted cylinder is elegantly gold wire inlaid with Belgian proofs and geometric patterns. The barrel is heavily gold wire inlaid at muzzle and breech. Mechanically excellent. 1,800 - 2,800 2173 - (A) ORNATE GOLD INLAID AND ENGRAVED BELGIAN LEFAUCHEUX TRIPLE ACTION 11MM PINFIRE TRIPLE ACTION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Belgium Model: Lefaucheux Serial No. 8192 Caliber/Bore: 11mm Pinfire Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Ornate engraved and gold inlaid solid ribbed Lefaucheux 11mm revolver with 2 piece smooth polished buffalo horn grips with lanyard swivel mounted butt. Small silver points inlaid on 6 shot non fluted cylinder. Triple action design with manual external ejector. Drift adjustable front sight with fixed rear sight. CONDITION: Extremely fine with over 85% blue finish, brilliant bore. Outstanding grips and mechanically excellent. 1,800 - 2,800 2174 - (A) CASED SMITH & WESSON NO. 2 SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Smith & Wesson Model: No. 2 Serial No. 21945 Caliber/Bore: .32 RF Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Antique This Smith & Wesson model No.2 was produced in 1864 at the height of the Civil war. The revolver features a 5” ribbed barrel. Matching assembly numbers ,554 stamped on the left grip frame, cylinder face and the barrel breech below the forcing cone. The revolver comes cased in a period wood case and powder flask. CONDITION: Very good. The revolver retains much of its original blued finish with some loss throughout. The bore is almost entirely bright with some patches of oxidized discoloration. The mahogany grips are free of cracks or chips or repairs, but do show minor dings and handling. Nearly all of the varnish is intact. Mechanically, the revolver is very tight with no signs of wiggle in the hinge. The revolver locks up tight and functions correctly. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 2,000 - 3,000

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2175 - (A) CUSTOM ENGRAVED ANTIQUE COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Serial No. 94659 Caliber/Bore: .38 Special (?) Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Produced by Colt in 1883, this revolver features a black powder frame. The current caliber was not original to this gun with both the barrel and cylinder having been replaced. The grips are antique ivory, with steer head carving on the right grip panel. The barrel is marked under the ejector housing “CHRISTY” in block letters. The revolver features scroll and floral engraving with a punch dot background done in a period style, but is not factory. The front sight has been altered to a flat profile. The hammer is a second generation replacement. CONDITION: The re-applied nickel finish shows some light oxidation and nominal handling marks but nearly all complete. The serial numbers on the trigger guard have been remarked. There are areas of very minimal pitting under the later nickel finish. All hammer notches are intact and the revolver functions correctly. The bore is well defined with some frosting. Grips are fine but do not fit very well. Still, a very handsome western era black powder single action. 2,000 - 3,500 2176 - (A) ENGRAVED COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER (1883). Manufacturer: Colt Model: Single Action Army Serial No. 88224 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Circa 1883 per serial number. With approximately B class engraving of acanthus scroll and geometrics, very similar to known Helfricht examples. Matching numbers observed on frame, trigger guard assembly, and butt. Loading gate with “6465” assembly number. Barrel with one line address across top, blade front sight, and kidney shaped ejector rod head. Professionally stretched to 7 - 1/2”. Thin six groove rifling. Frame with three line patent address, and “45 CAL” on trigger guard. One piece ivory grips with two piece wood spacer, replaced mainspring. CONDITION: With the majority, approximately 60%, of a reapplied nickel finish which has softened legends and engraving throughout. There are traces of punch dot background engraving, but faint. Some flaking and mossing throughout, with heavier losses to strap and fore areas of frame. Mechanically fine, only three clicks, bore with well defined rifling and frosting throughout. 1,500 - 2,500

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2177 - (A) COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER IN 44-40 WITH FACTORY LETTER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Serial No. 64824 Caliber/Bore: .44-40 Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Per the included factory letter, this revolver was a .44-40 with blue finish and unlisted barrel length and stocks, as one of a 50-gun shipment to J.P. Moores Sons in February of 1881. Unlisted specifications typically indicate whatever the factory considered standard; as this time, that would have been a 7 - 1/2” barrel and walnut grips. Interestingly, Colt notes that there was a second listing for this serial number as a .45 with similiarly unlisted barrel length and stocks, shipped to Hartley & Graham, in November of 1881. CONDITION: The revolver has an overall grey patina and was possibly refinished long ago. The barrel address is faint, but mostly legible. The bore has wear and evidence of corrosion in the grooves. The chambers are in similar condition. The “44” is evident on the underside of the barrel and trigger guard. 1,500 - 2,500 308

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2178 - (A) COLT MODEL 1878 .44-40 DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER (1882). Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1878 Serial No. 8623 Caliber/Bore: .44-40 Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Manufactured in 1882. Attractive period nickel plating throughout. Barrel is rollmarked with a faint 2-line address. Blade front sight and frame notch rear. Bird’s head butt with lanyard loop. Crisp 2-piece checkered hard rubber grips with rampant Colts at the top. Undersides are faintly numbered to match the gun. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the period nickel plating is retained with some scratching, bubbling, and minor flaking. Grips are very fine with excellent definition and a few light marks. Well defined, frosted bore. Fine mechanics. 1,500 - 2,000 2179 - (A) COLT FRONTIER SIX SHOOTER SAA REVOLVER Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Serial No. 110523 Caliber/Bore: .44-40 Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Antique Dates to 1884. This would have had the etched panel reading “COLT FRONTIER SIX SHOOTER” on left side of barrel which is no longer visible. There is a small .44 stamp under the barrel as well as .44 CF on forward left trigger bow. The barrel has proper 2-line Colt legend. Left side of frame has the 3-line patent legend. Nickel finished with a replaced blued hammer and sports a later pair of grips. Matching serial numbers on frame, trigger guard and back strap. CONDITION: Fine retaining most of the reapplied nickel finish. Legends are still mostly legible with exception to the etched panel. The finish appears older as there are some scattered freckles and cylinder has a drag line. Grips are excellent. Mechanically sound with a strong half cock. Bore is well defined with some light abrasion. 2,500 - 4,000 2180 - GREEN LABEL FULL PICTURE BOX OF WINCHESTER .44 CF AMMUNITION. This is the more common version of this box that shows the head stamp on label while the rare no head stamp example is found on page 67 of the book entitled “ WINCHESTER CARTRIDGE BOXES 1856-1956” by Giles and Shuey. One side panel exhibits the image of an 1873 carbine while all supporting information indicates use in the Model 1873 only and no mention of smokeless powder. This complete box exhibits all four side appliques. All of the cartridges are uniform in tone and head stamp. CONDITION: Fine. All of the appliques show some edge chipping and nominal paper loss but are complete. The lid has all four solid aprons and corners. 400 - 800 2181 - (A) ADAMS MODEL 1872 MARK III DOUBLE ACTION .450 REVOLVER WITH HOLSTER. Manufacturer: Adams Model: 1872 MK III Serial No. 9712 Caliber/Bore: .45 Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Antique First produced in 1872. This is a very scarce Model 1872 MK III Adams .450 revolver. This revolver is marked ADAMS PATENT on the frame along with the Adams trademark symbol. The right side of the frame is marked with four broad arrows, indicating it was sold out of service. It is also marked on the barrel with the address ADAMS PATENT SMALL ARMS Co. 391 STRAND, LONDON. The frame and cylinder bear various proof and acceptance markings. The serial number 9712 is found on the frame, cylinder, trigger and underneath the hammer in the frame slot. These guns are particularly infamous for the exclusion from the movie Zulu, where the officers carried Webley revolvers rather than the correct Adams, as the Adams proved impossible to source. CONDITION: Fine. The revolver retains approximately 85-90% of its original high polished blue finish, with scattered handling and minimal finish loss. There is still evidence of case colors on the trigger. The bore shows crisp and clean rifling with a bright finish. Mechanically sound. Grips are excellent. Revolver is complete with a period British flap holster. 2,500 - 4,000

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2182 - (A) RARE NORTH WEST MOUNTED POLICE ENFIELD MODEL 1882 MARK II DOUBLE ACTION .476 REVOLVER WITH HOLSTER. Manufacturer: Enfield Model: 1882 Serial No. 5115 Caliber/Bore: .476 Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Antique Enfield Mark II model 1882 revolver is by serial number, 173 of the first 200 received by NWMP. Only 1079 Enfield Mark II were supplied to the NWMP. The revolver served from 1880-87 and was later replaced by the Mark I. This example has 179 marked on the wood grip and Canada. There are broad arrow proofs on the frame and British proofs on the cylinder. Revolver comes with a correct era British flap holster. CONDITI0N: Very good. The revolver has traces of the original blued finish in protected areas, but mainly has a smooth grey patina. The bore is bright and the mechanics are good and locks up solid. 1,500 - 2,000 2183 - (A) HIGH CONDITION & RARE JOHN BLANCH RETAILER MARKED ADAM’S PATENT MODEL 1872 MARK II DOUBLE ACTION .450 REVOLVER WITH HOLSTER. Manufacturer: John Blanch Model: 1872 MK II Serial No. 2612 Caliber/Bore: .45 Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Antique This double action, 6-shot MK II revolver is very scarce as it was only produced in 1872. These revolvers were issued to British officers at the time of the Zulu Wars of 1879. This revolver is marked ADAMS PATENT on the right side of frame and has JOHN BLANCH & SON on top of frame with the London address stamped on barrel. The frame and cylinder bear various proof and acceptance markings. Serial numbers appear on the frame and cylinder. The revolver is finished in a brilliant high polished blue and sports checkered walnut grips. CONDITION: Excellent. This high condition piece retains approximately 90% of its English high polish blue showing some minor age flaking on the right rear of the frame. The trigger guard and front strap have dulled and flaked patina, otherwise just some nominal handling marks. The walnut grips are crisply checkered. The bore is bright, as are the cylinder chambers. The mechanics are sound. Comes with a period British flap Holster. Arguably, one of the best condition examples of this model this writer has seen. 2,000 - 3,000 2184 - (A) RARE 1877 PATENT FRANKENAU DOUBLE ACTION PINFIRE PURSE PISTOL. Manufacturer: Frankenau Model: Purse Gun Caliber/Bore: 6mm Pinfire Barrel Length: 3/4” FFL Status: Antique Patented in 1877, this revolver hides in plain sight concealed as a functional wallet. The “FRANKENAU’S PATENT” marked body is constructed of nickel plated brass with leather covers. One side opens to an accordion coin purse. The other side has a bill clip, as well as petite nickel finished double action pinfire revolver proofed crown over “Z” with additional British crown “V” and crown “P” proofs. Revolver could be fired with the purse closed via a folding trigger although the trigger is absent on this example. CONDITION: Very good. Body retains significant portions of its plating wearing thinning to brass. Revolver likewise retains most of its nickel with some older oxidation spots. Leather covers are intact but dry and show wear with some separation along the edges. A highly interesting and seldom seen curiosa. 2,000 - 4,000

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2185 - (A) EBONY STOCKED LEFAUCHEUX MODEL 1862 11MM PINFIRE TRIPLE ACTION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Lefaucheux Model: 1862 Serial No. LF14563 Caliber/Bore: 11mm Pinfire Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Antique French Lefaucheux revolver with scarce Triple Action operation. 6 shot non fluted cylinder with blade front sight and grooved hammer as rear sight. Bright metal finished with finely checkered 2 piece ebony grips with lanyard swivel. Manual external ejector rod assembly and swivel operated loading gate. Serial numbered LF14565 with assembly number 12G found under grips, rear of cylinder and internally on both grips. The mid 1860s Triple Action production was very limited and was a commercial offering. CONDITION: Very fine with bright polish remaining fine. Mechanically fine. Grip are very good with some very light handling marks. 1,800 - 2,800

2186 - (A) ENGRAVED PIRLOT FRERES LEFAUCHEUX SYSTEM JANSEN DOUBLE ACTION PINFIRE REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Pirlot Freres Model: Lefaucheux Serial No. 50513 Caliber/Bore: 11mm Pinfire Barrel Length: 6 - 1/4” FFL Status: Antique Engraved Lefaucheux 11mm Pinfire revolver manufactured by Pirlot Freres and retailed by Jansen. Solid rib barrel with drift adjustable front sight and fixed rear sight. Varnished checkered 2 piece walnut grips with engraved hourglass escutcheons. Floral engraved frame and grips straps. Frame has makers marking “PF” in circle on frame with “JAMSAN” on top strap with retailers inventory number “1137”. Serial number found on lower left of frame. CONDITION: Very fine with cylinder retaining over 90% blue finish while barrel retains 40% blue with some oxidation and brightness. Grips are very fine and frame has toned to dove grey. Mechanically excellent. 1,500 - 2,500

2187 - (A) SIGAUD-BARNERIAS BELGIAN PINFIRE CUT-AND-SHOOT KNIFE REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Sigaud-Barnerias Model: Knife Revolver Caliber/Bore: 5mm Pinfire Barrel Length: 2 - 3/8” FFL Status: Antique This diminutive Belgian proofed pocket revolver is fitted with an octagon barrel and tall pin front sight. Double action only with a spurless trigger operated by a folding trigger. Body is constructed of steel with horn scales. A curved 3 - 3/4” blade folds out from the underside of the frame. Blade is marked on the left “BREVETE S.G.D.G.” with an encircled “SB” control mark, likely Sigaud Barnerias. CONDITION: Very good. Metal appears cleaned long ago, now starting to develop a patina. Scales have a few minor handling marks and chips. A small split is also present on the right scale at the central pin. Defined, heavily frosted bore. Fine mechanics. 1,500 - 2,500

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2188 - (A) TRIBUZIO RING-TRIGGER “SQUEEZER” PALM PISTOL. Manufacturer: Tribuzio Model: Palm Pistol Serial No. 43 Caliber/Bore: 7.65mm Barrel Length: 1 - 5/8” FFL Status: Antique Designed around 1890 by Catell Tribuzio in Italy. An interesting design operated by depressing a plunger style ring trigger, manually cycling the gun which feeds from an internal magazine. This example is finished in nickel with blued barrel, side plates, and other small parts. Left barrel flat numbered “043”. Assembly numbered with a sideways “1” and “81” throughout. CONDITION: Very fine. Bountiful amounts of lustrous nickel are retained throughout with some mild scratching, flaking, and edgewear. The majority of the bright blue finish is likewise retained with thinning and areas of cleaned oxidation on the right side plate and barrel. Sharp, frosted bore. Fine mechanics. A very interesting piece. 1,500 - 2,500

2189 - (A) ENGRAVED AND GOLD WASHED REMINGTON RING TRIGGER DERRINGER. Manufacturer: Remington Model: Ring Trigger Serial No. 10114 Caliber/Bore: .22 RF Barrel Length: 3” FFL Status: Antique Top of barrel has the two line Elliot legend. It is finely engraved in American scroll with punch dot back ground and appears to be factory. Entire gun was finished in a light gold wash and was fitted with pearl grips. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains approximately 60% of the gold wash and still retains the overall gold tone. Beautiful high luster pearl grip panels. Sharp as new barrel legend. Mechanically fine. Bores still bright. 2,000 - 4,000

2190 - (A) GOLD PLATED & ENGRAVED REMINGTON MODEL 95 .41 RF OVER/UNDER DERRINGER Manufacturer: Remington Model: 95 Serial No. 3596 Caliber/Bore: .41 RF Barrel Length: 3” FFL Status: Antique This is a circa 1868 Type 1 Model 2 with the two line E. Remington legend on the top of barrel rib. Gold plated and exquisitely engraved in American Bank note scroll with punch dot background. Features blue screws, hammer, ejector, barrel release, and trigger. Has ivory grip panels. Housed in a French fitted case made from a Bible and includes four original cartridges. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains nearly all of the gold plating with minimal toning. The screws are true and retain some strong bright blue. Other blued parts show some oxidation. Grips have nicely toned with minor age darkening. Mechanically sound. Bores are bold and bright with minor frosting in grooves. 2,000 - 4,000

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2191 - (C) CONDON ENGRAVED REMINGTON MODEL 95 .41 RF DOUBLE DERINGER IN CASE. Manufacturer: Remington Model: 95 Serial No. 1177 Caliber/Bore: .41 RF Barrel Length: 3” FFL Status: Curio & Relic This Type III pistol was original manufactured circa 1912-1935, and has been wonderfully upgraded in classic flashy Las Vegas style by the storied “engraver of the stars” Joe Condon, as is signed “ENGR. BY / J. CONDON” at the muzzle. Condon’s list of celebrity clientele included Elvis Presley, Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr. Buddy Hackett, Red Skelton, and many others. The gun has been gold washed and deeply cut with high coverage folate scrollwork with a pair of lucky 7 dice on the left side of the frame and blackjack jack and ace of spades cards on the right. Backstrap has a lounging curvaceous nude female figure. Grips are smooth 2-piece ivory. Gun is housed in a contemporary French fitted oak case with 6 rounds of ammunition. CONDITION: Fine. Pistol retains the vast majority of its custom gold washed finish with wear at the high edges. Grips have a lovely creamy patina. Defined bores with areas of abrasion. Case is fine. A very handsome master engraved gambler’s pistol. 2,000 - 3,000

2192 - (A) EXQUISITE ENGRAVED AND PLATED REMINGTON RIDER SINGLE ACTION PISTOL. Manufacturer: Remington Model: Rider Caliber/Bore: .32 XSRF Barrel Length: 3” FFL Status: Antique These were produced from 1871 through 1888. It is an under barrel magazine fed pistol with exposed hammer, case color frame, spur trigger and walnut grip panels. The top of the octagon barrel exhibits the two line Remington legend. This example is engraved and appears factory exhibiting nearly full coverage fine engraving with the fire blue back hammer and sporting walnut grip panels. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains nearly all of the nickel finish with just a hint of minor flecks. The blue on hammer back retains most of the peacock finish. Grips are fine with a few scattered dings. Mechanically sound. Bore is bright. 1,500 - 2,500

2193 - (C) NICK KUSMIT ENGRAVED WINCHESTER MODEL 63 .22 LR SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 63 Serial No. 69405A Caliber/Bore: .22 Rimfire Barrel Length: 23” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured 1947. Masterfully engraved with gold inlaid game scenes of squirrels and rabbits in forest backdrops. Vignettes are surrounded by scroll and gold borders. Muzzle, chamber, and tangs engraved with matching borders of gold. Gold accented trigger safety and takedown knob. Buttplate engraved with fine scroll with gold accented screws and magazine handle. Highly figured oil finished pistol grip stock and forend are elaborately checkered and carved with Germanic oak leaf and acorn pattern. Right side game scene vignette signed with engraved marking “NK”. CONDITION: Extremely fine with some very light handling impressions. Brilliant bore and excellent wood stocks. Mechanically excellent. 3,000 - 5,000

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2194 - (C) WINCHESTER MODEL 63 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH BOX Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 63 Serial No. 171954 Caliber/Bore: .22 Rimfire Barrel Length: 23” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Dates to 1958. Standard features include the grooved receiver, blue finish, take down, dovetailed front sight, flat top rear sporting sight, plain walnut stock with pistol grip, checkered metal buttplate, and matching forearm. Comes with box. CONDITION: Retains the majority of the blue finish. Stock shows nominal impressions. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 2,000 - 3,000

2195 - (C) DELUXE WINCHESTER MODEL 63 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH BOX Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 63 Serial No. 135280 Caliber/Bore: .22 Rimfire Barrel Length: 23” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Dates to 1955. This deluxe model features the hand checkered pistol grip walnut stock with the checkered metal butt plate and matching checkered forearm. Finish is standard blue with the dovetailed front sight and flat-top sporting rear sight. Comes with box that still shows an end label but cannot read the serial number. CONDITION: Retains nearly all its blue finish showing nominal handling marks. Stocks are crisp. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 2,000 - 3,000

2196 - (C) STUNNING REMINGTON MODEL 11 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIOT SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Remington Model: 11 Riot Serial No. 485078 Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: Cylinder Gauge: 12 Gauge WWII production Remington Model 11 with US Property markings and flaming bomb inspection. Blue finished, cylinder choke marking, and oil finished walnut stock with FJA US inspectors cartouche on left side. Remington synthetic butt plate. Barrel and receiver serial numbers match. CONDITION: Absolutely superb; metal retains over 98% original blue finish. Bore is brilliant bright. Stocks are excellent with a few minute impressions from handling. Mechanically excellent. 1,500 - 2,500

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2197 - (M) DOUBLE SIGNED AND ENGRAVED FN BROWNING SUPERPOSED BLACK DUCK WATERFOWL EDITION 12 GAUGE OVER/UNDER SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Browning Model: Superposed Serial No. 8J4PY00500 Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8” Drop at Heel: 2” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4” over wood, cast on Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (O) Full (U) Modified Gauge: 12 Bore Weight: 7 lbs 5.5 oz

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Circa 1982 per PY code. White composite Bradley style front bid with white composite mid bead on a machine matted ventilated rib. Left side of chambers marked with serial number and “*” over “**” for Full over Modified. Top barrel with Legends for an FN made example in 12 gauge with Special Steel and 2 - 3/4” chamber. Fiery veined round nose walnut forearm with point pattern checkering about a Deely latch release, engraved with intertwining scrollwork and geometrics. Boxlock action with flowing scrollwork en suite supporting vignettes of black ducks; two are mid ascent out of a marsh on left side, two coming in for a descend into mark on right, with two more mid flight on bottom, and a portrait of a black duck on trigger guard. The bottom scene has “BLACK DUCK ANAS RUBRIPES / 500 of 500” in gold in a ribbon. Right side scene is signed by Kozlowski, left signed by Vandersmissen, while bottom scene is unsigned. Gold washed single selective mechanical trigger with non-automatic safety with “S” inlaid in gold ahead of slide, “O” and “U” abutting for selector positions. Heavy fiddled feather crotch walnut stock in the long tang round knob configuration with sidepanels, modified point pattern checkering with arrowhead intrusions and and flourish at rear, Prince of Wales rounded pistol grip, and basketweave checkered butt. CONDITION: Barrels with nearly all of their factory bluing with some thinning where forearm reciprocates along bottom barrel. Checkering with some marks from handling and use, with some abraded heads and areas of tool overrun. Stocks commensurate, with a very small area of wood fill repair at the lower tang. Action excellent with crisp engraving and some very minor areas of oil staining. Mechanically fine, albeit extremely tight, particularly when breaking open, bores with firing residue and some firing residue, ejectors are strong but out of time, top firing first. 3,000 - 5,000

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2198 - (C) BERETTA SO4 12 BORE OVER/ UNDER SHOTGUN WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Beretta Model: SO4 Serial No. 37996 Barrel Length: 29” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8”Drop at Heel: 1 - 3/4” at Monte Carlo, 2 - 1/8” at heel Length of Pull: 14 - 1/2”, cast off Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (O) Full (U) Improved Modified Gauge: 12 Weight: 7 lbs 11.5 oz Circa 1969 per XXV date code. White composite long bead front sight on low profile ventilated rib with machine matting. Classic Beretta monoblocs with “BOEHLER ANTINIT STEEL” ahead of bloc on right side of top barrel, left with “P. BERTTA - MADE IN ITALY”. Barrels have proofs for a 2 - 3/4” chambered 12 gauge with a nominal 18.5 IBD in the top barrel, 18.4 in bottom, at 1420 KG. Italian chokes code for Full over Improved Modified. Bottom barrel behind forearm loop marked “S4T” and with a discrete import mark for ACF. Underside of bottom chamber with Italian nitro proofs, serial number, and grade. Round nosed forearm with recessed finger grooves checkered in a modified point pattern about an open central diamond with a Deely latch release and pair f brass floral dressed escutcheons. Exterior iron engraved with thin florals and geometrics. Interior iron is jeweled with matching serial number. Sidelock action with serial number and grade on wings, concealed double Kersten bolts, gas vents, and interior iron with heavily softened Italian proofs. Hand detachable sidelocks with sparse scrollwork and beaded strapwork borders engraved “P. Beretta” at bars. Bottom of action with “BREVETTATO / ITALY” and “P. BERETTA / GARDONE VT”. Single inertia-driven trigger protected by a long tang trigger guard with grade at strap and “TRAP” inlaid in silver on bow. Non-auomatic safety with intaglio “S” ahead of slide. Ripple grained walnut stock with point pattern checkering about the wrist, slight Monte Carlo comb, and a red Beretta waffle recoil pad. Housed in a brown leather wrapped case with foliage green lining and containing pair case straps. CONDITION: Barrels very good with the vast majority of the factory bluing with scattered handling marks and rubs, some silvering to sharp edges at muzzle, and a few areas of scattered fine oxidation. Action excellent with some scattered darkness, primarily to right and under sides. Stocks good, some checkering abraded, forearm recut, pistol grip checkering somewhat soft. Pad overhangs heel somewhat. Mechanically fine, ejectors are strong but slightly out of time, bottom fires first, bores very good with some firing striations, Case good with rubs and some heavy scuffs, lid strap damaged at base, some peeling of cloth. 2,500 - 4,000 2199 - (M) CSMC 21 20 BORE OVER/UNDER SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: CSMC Model: 21 Serial No. W50189 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8” Drop at Heel: 1 - 3/4” Length of Pull: 14 - 3/4”, cast off Chamber: 3” Choke: Tubes Gauge: 20 Bore Weight: 6 lbs 13.5 oz Monobloc barrels with a small sized Bradley-style red composite front sight on a ventilated rib, with CSMC legends ahead of bloc for CSMC manufacture of a 20 gauge Model 21 with 3” chambers. Underside of bottom chamber with serial number, caliber, and chamber designation. Threaded for CSMC chokes, currently fit with Improved Cylinder over Improved Cylinder. Round nose forearm with elaborate checkering with fleur de lis intrusions on a partly stippled ground, a non-reinforced Anson release, and laser engraved of stretched acanthus scroll on exterior. Boxlock action with extensive coverage laser engraving after a Winchester 21-6 pattern with alerting pointers on both sides and a pair of ringneck pheasants on bottom accented with gold wash. Trigger guard with a portrait of a dog en suite. Gold washed inertia-driven selective trigger with a non-automatic safety with “SAFE” inlaid ahead of the slide, slide inlaid with selector that slides horizontally with one and two dots respectively for selector positions. Stock of a richly figured feather crotch walnut with sidepanels and elaborate checkering on sidepanel and about the English style straight grip stock en suite with forearm. Golden oval at toe line and Winchester branded hard rubber buttpad. CONDITION: Barrels and action with virtually all of their blue finish with some scattered marks and rubs from handling and use. Stocks good, with scattered handling marks and light dings, and one very tight crack on left side approximately 5” that runs from side panel into wrist. Toe of buttplate with some losses. Mechanically fine, bores very good, smooth, with some light firing residue, ejectors are strong but out of time, top firing first. 2,000 - 4,000 316

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2200 - (C) BELGIAN BROWNING LIGHTNING 20 GAUGE OVER/UNDER SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Browning Model: Lightning Serial No. 40629V6 Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2”Drop at Heel: 2” Length of Pull: 15 - 1/8” over pad, neutral cast Chamber: 3” Choke: (O) Skeet (U) Skeet Gauge: 20 Circa 1966; salt test is negative. Bead front sight on a matted ventilated rib with typical Browning legends for a Belgian made 20 bore gun with 3” chambers, left side of chambers with “**$” for Skeet chokes and matching serial number. Right side of lump with importer mark for Classic Arms. Browning three piece sliding forearm with Deely latch release. Grade I engraved boxlock with Lightning legend on underside, in the round knob long tang configuration with gold washed inertia-driven single trigger with a non-automatic safety with “S” inlaid ahead of slide, “O” and “U” abutting for selector positions. Restrained straight grain stock of a bright blond walnut with sidepanels, two panels of point and wave checkering about the Prince of Wales round pistol grip, and soft rubber Universal recoil pad. CONDITION: Barrels with virtually all of their factory bluing with some scattered marks and rubs from handling and use, with some thinning towards muzzle at where forearm reciprocates. Action with the vast majority of the factory blue with thinning to silver about the carry point, heavier on left side. Stocks have been sanded and refinished, softening sharp edges, and causing some scattered areas of discoloration where original finish was not completely stripped. Mechanically fine, bores with some mild firing residue but smooth, ejectors are in time. 2,000 - 3,000 2201 - (M) GRADE VI BROWNING CITORI SUPERPOSED 20 GAUGE OVER/UNDER SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Browning Model: Superposed Serial No. 17567NM6K3 Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/4” Drop at Heel: 1 - 5/8” Length of Pull: 13 - 3/4” over pad, neutral cast Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (O) Skeet (U) Skeet Gauge: 20 Manufactured in Japan in 1990. Polished blue Special Steel barrels with ejectors, high matted ventilated rib, and double bead sights. Coin finished box lock engraved with a pair of gold pheasants on the left, trio of gold ascending mallards on the right, and gold pointer on the underside, all with shaded acanthus scroll. Wide, checkered and gold washed single trigger. Non automatic selector safety. Figured glass finished checkered walnut forend with deep groove. Feather crotch figured walnut stock with checkered pistol grip and Decelerator pad. CONDITION: Excellent. Barrels retain nearly all of their brilliant blue with handling marks. Action is bright. Gold shows some thinning, especially on the trigger face. Stocks are very good with scattered nicks and dings. Bores show use. Fine mechanics. 2,000 - 3,000 2202 - (M) CSMC MODEL 21 20 BORE OVER/UNDER SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: CSMC Model: 21 Serial No. W50255 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/4” Drop at Heel: 2” Length of Pull: 15” Chamber: 3” Choke: Tubes Gauge: 20 Weight: 6lb 11.4ox A very interesting take on the iconic Winchester Model 21 double built by Connecticut Shotgun Manufacturing Company. Blacked superposed CSM barrels with with automatic ejectors, matted ventilated rib, and red Bradley style front sight. Model 21 styled boxlock with straw single trigger and selectable nonautomatic safety. Checkered walnut forend with push button release. Highly figured walnut stock with checkered straight grip and red rubber Winchester pad. CONDITION: Excellent, as near new with nominal handling marks. Bores show some use. Fine mechanics. 2,000 - 4,000

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2203 - (M) WINCHESTER MODEL 101 .410 BORE OVER/UNDER SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Olin-Kodensha Model: 101 Serial No. K235225 Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/2”Length of Pull: 15”- over pad, 13 3/4”- to wood Chamber: 2 - 1/2” Choke: (BOTH) Skeet Gauge: .410 Bore Weight: 7 lbs 3 oz Depressed mushroom bead front sight with diminutive mid bead on a matted vent rib with smooth ramp over chambers. Left side of top barrel with Winchester legends for a Model 101 in .410 with 2 - 1/2” chambers; Winchester PW proofs and Skeet choke codes on left side, hidden under forearm. Bottom barrel marked “WINCHESTER PROOF STEEL” behind forearm loop, rear lumps with “D” and “41 - 2 1/2” and with serial number. Round nose forearm with recessed finger grooves checkered with two panels of point pattern checkering with mullered on either side, Deely style latch release dressed with mullered borders and surmounted by a checkered diamond. Exterior iron with simple floral and geometric engraving. Boxlock action engraved with florals and scrollwork signed on the bottom “Olin Kodensha / Co. Ltd”. Single trigger protected by a short tang trigger guard engraved en suite, non-automatic selective safety with “S” ahead of slide, “O” and “U” abutting for selector positions. Walnut stock with side panels, steel capped pistol grip, two panels of point pattern checkering about the wrist, and a Universal solid red rubber recoil pad. CONDITION: Barrels with virtually all of a refinish over some very fine oxidation, mostly to left side of vent rib. Forearm very good with some scattered handling marks. Boxlock very good with some scattered handling marks and some thinning to silver at sharp edges about the carry point. Sidepanel with two large chips missing at bottom of sidepanels and a crack that runs from left side of trigger guard to point of sidepanel, with some other heavy handling and field marks, two of which have broken the varnish. Mechanically fine, ejectors are strong and in time, selector works appropriately, bores very good, smooth, with some firing striations toward chambers. 2,000 - 4,000

2204 - (C) BELGIAN BROWNING LIGHTNING 20 GAUGE OVER/UNDER SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Browning Model: Lightning Serial No. 35547V5 Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Drop at Heel: 2”+ Length of Pull: 15” over pad, 13 1/2” to wood, very slightly cast off Chamber: 3” Choke: (O) Full (U) Modified Gauge: 20 Bore Weight: 6 lbs 14 oz Ivory Bradley-style bead front sight with a mid bead on a vent rib with offset proof marks for a Belgium made 20 gauge with 3” chambers. Chambers marked with matching serial number over bottom chamber and Browning choke codes for Full over Modified. Browning round nose three piece sliding forearm with an Anson style latch release, with two panels of point pattern checkering on either side of the forearm. Classic Browning boxlock action with Grade I engraving, gold washed single trigger with a non-automatic selective safety with “S” ahead of slide, “O” and “U” abutting for selector positions. Stock is in long tang round knob configuration with sidepanels, two panels of modified point pattern checkering about the Prince of Wales grip, and a replacement Pachmayr black rubber buttpad. CONDITION: Excellent, retaining virtually all of the factory blue on barrels with some scattered handling marks and typical silvering along bottom barrel from sliding forearm. Forearm excellent with some scattered handling marks. Boxlock commensurate. Stocks with some scattered handling marks and superficial scratches. Mechanically fine, ejectors are strong and in time, selector works appropriately. Bores are very good, bright and smooth, with some mild firing striations. 2,000 - 3,000

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2205 - (C) AYA MODEL 53 SIDE BY SIDE 20 GAUGE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: AyA Model: 53 Serial No. 93514 Barrel Length: 27 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Drop at Heel: 2” Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4” Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (L) Full (R) Improved Modified Gauge: 20 GA Features include steel bead on matted rib, Anson style forearm release, checkered walnut stock and forearm, double triggers, automatic safety, ejectors, hand detachable sidelocks, and basket weave buttplate. Frame is full coverage engraved with tight rose and vine scrolls, with AYA engraved banner on underside. Top lever features gilded AYA logo and is engraved en suite. CONDITION: Very good with a majority of the thinning original blue remaining with freckling throughout. Stock and forearm are excellent with scattered impressions throughout but no major signs of distress. Right ejector will not fire, otherwise mechanically fine. Bores are bright and smooth. 2,000 - 4,000

2206 - (C) CASED WEBLEY & SCOTT 700 12 GAUGE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Webley & Scott Model: 700 Serial No. 143457 / 9848 Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8” Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/8” Length of Pull: 14 - 3/4” Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: (L) .004 (R) .028 Gauge: 12 Gauge Weight: 6 lbs 5 oz Factory cased Webley Model 700 12 bore double with blue and case color finishes with richly figured checkered walnut stocks. Manufactured in 1973. Blued barrels with smooth concave rib engraved for retailer “SUPPLIED BY S.R. JEFFERY & SON LTD. GUILFDFORD.” with “WEBLEY & SCOTT” and “BIRMINGHAM” over the cambers. Barrels are fitted with a single bead front sight and ejectors. Import marked underneath of the forend. Case hardened box lock with foliate tendril scroll engraving, each side engraved “WEBLEY & SCOTT”. Floral engraved bottom plate and trigger guard, the tang numbered “9830”, likely for S.R. Jeffery. Double triggers and automatic safety. Checkered walnut splinter forend with pushbutton release. Stock has a checkered straight grip, blank toeline plate, and serrated butt. Gun is housed in a canvas covered luggage case with added Webley & Scott trade label. CONDITION: Excellent. Barrel blue shows mild wear at the high edges. Case colors remain bright although have started to fade in some areas. Stocks have some scattered field impressions. Fine, bright bores. Fine mechanics. Brady style case is excellent with little evidence of use. 2,000 - 3,000

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2207 - (C) A.H. FOX HAMMERLESS D GRADE 12 BORE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN Manufacturer: A.H. Fox Model: DE Grade Serial No. 15257 Barrel Length: 25 - 7/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Length of Pull: 14 - 5/8” over pad, cast slightly off Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: MOD / MOD Gauge: 12 Bore Weight: 7.125 Dates to 1910. The engraved box lock features a hunter with dog on left side and a single dog on the other, both surrounded by American scroll engraving. The water table is stamped D for grade. All numbers are matching. The barrels have a matted rib, manual extractors dual ivory beads and are also engraved for 3” at breech (recently done). The base of frame is engraved with two partridges and the trigger guard is also engraved. Gun has a single select trigger, a walnut checkered pistol grip stock with grip cap and a solid red NOSHOC pad along with a matching beaver tail forearm. CONDITION: Fine. The barrels retain the majority of the reapplied blue finish with scattered handling marks. Bores are bright with light striations. Frame and trigger guard are sharp with a cleaned coin finish. Stocks are excellent as completely restored and/or replaced. Mechanically sound. Handsome old Fox. 2,000 - 4,000 2208 - (C) L.C. SMITH FIELD GRADE 12 GAUGE SIDE BY SIDE DAMASCUS HAMMER GUN Manufacturer: L.C. Smith Model: Field Grade Serial No. 171416 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4”, neutral cast Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: Mod - Im Gauge: 12 Gauge Weight: 8.56

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Dates to 1913. The water table has the Field Grade F stamp as do the barrel flats. This case color side lock gun features the exposed double hammers and dual triggers. The barrels are stamped HUNTER ARMS CO. FULTON NY on rib. Features include a single bead front sight, manual extractor, and strong Damascus pattern. The walnut butt stock has a checkered round knob with the dog head gutta percha butt plate along with the checkered splinter forearm. Exhibits all matching numbers. CONDITION: Fine. The frame retains approximately 75% case colors, some still quite strong. Barrels are a smooth brown with bright bores. Stocks are excellent with minor impressions. Mechanically sound. 2,000 - 4,000 2209 - (A) EARLY LEFEVER HAMMERLESS SIDE BY SIDE 12 GAUGE SHOTGUN Manufacturer: Lefever Model: Side by Side Serial No. 22525 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Antique Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4” over pad, neutral cast Chamber: 2 1/2” Choke: Full / Full Gauge: 12 Gauge Weight: 6.88 Dates to 1894. This famous company was found in 1883 in Syracuse New York where they made some of the finest double guns ever made in this country before merging with Ithaca around 1916. This quality side lock features the engraved case color frame featuring two pointers in vignettes surrounded by scroll. The Damascus barrels are stamped FINE HAMRSCUS near breech. Barrels feature a matted rib, missing the front sight with small steel rear. The case color trigger guard is also engraved. Also has dual gold plated triggers. This appears to be an E grade (not stamped) with manual extractor. Has a walnut pistol grip checkered stock with cap and monogram gutta percha butt plate along with a matching splinter forearm. CONDITION: Wood and metal restored to near new condition with 100% strong case color, beautiful browned barrels with gorgeous pattern. Stock appears near new, crisp checkering with small escutcheon at base. Mechanically sound and locks up tight. Bores are bright. 2,000 - 4,000 320

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2210 - (C) L.C. SMITH 12 GAUGE TRAP GRADE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN Manufacturer: L.C. Smith Model: Trap Grade Serial No. RE79902 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Length of Pull: 14 1/4” Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: Full / Full Gauge: 12 Bore Weight: 8.205 This gun dates to 1925. The case color side lock action features engraving of a trap shooting event surrounded by scroll on the left side while it displays a hunter shooting a bird on right side. The blued trigger guard also shows some light engraving. The water table is stamped with the T for trap along with the RE serial prefix which stands for automatic ejectors. The barrel flats have the T stamp as well. Matching serial numbers with a 1901 patent date stamp on forearm metal. This model is featured on pages 252-253 in the L.C. Smith book by Houchins. The barrel has two sights, one ivory and the other steel. Other features include the Hunter One trigger, factory option vent rib, automatic ejectors, walnut stock with checkered pistol grip and added White Line pad. The beaver tail forearm is also checkered. The blued barrels are stamped L.C.SMITH TRAP GRADE along with HUNTER ARMS CO. INC. FULTON NY USA. Total produced 2654 units. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains approximately 90% case colors, most still bright with sharp engraving. Barrels retain the majority of the blue finish with nominal handling marks and high edge wear. All legends are crisp. Stocks are excellent with sharp checkering and minor impressions. Lock up is tight and bores are clean with nominal scoring. 1,800 - 2,500

2211 - (C) GOLD INLAID AND ENGRAVED WINCHESTER MODEL 62 SLIDE ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 62 Serial No. 264675 Caliber/Bore: .22 Rimfire Barrel Length: 22 - 3/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured 1949. Custom half octagon barrel with integral ramped front sight with removeable blade. Game scene vignettes of rabbits and squirrels in forest back drops surrounded by scroll and foliate. Engraved at muzzle, bolt, trigger guard, tangs, and underside of receiver. Oil finished checkered walnut stocks of highly figured walnut with checkered pistol grip with ebony inlay and checkered butt with steel heel and toe plates. CONDITION: Excellent with brilliant bore. Most all finish remains with little evidence of use. Stocks are very fine. Mechanically excellent. 3,000 - 5,000

2212 - (C) NICK KUSMIT ATTRIBUTED ENGRAVED WINCHESTER MODEL 42 SKEET SLIDE ACTION .410 SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 42 Serial No. 149775 Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Length of Pull: 14 - 1/2” Chamber: 3” Choke: Skeet Gauge: .410 Winchester Model 42 in .410 with Skeet choke, 26” vent rib barrel, and 3” chamber. Gold inlaid game scene engraved with hunting dog & quail vignettes in upland scenes surrounded by scroll with a dot punch background. Work is attributed to Winchester factory engraver Nick Kusmit with his distinct pattern of ornately checkered and carved pistol grip stocks with Winchester factory plastic butt plate and 14 1/2” LOP. CONDITION: Extremely fine with most all finish remaining and a brilliant bore. Mechanically excellent. Stocks show little to no actual use. 3,000 - 5,000

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2213 - (A) COLT LIGHTNING MEDIUM FRAME .44 SLIDE ACTION BABY CARBINE. Manufacturer: Colt Model: CLMR Carbine Serial No. 1571 Caliber/Bore: .44-40 Barrel Length: 20 - 1/4” FFL Status: Antique Rare and desired. Manufactured in 1884, the first year of production. Nickel plated finish throughout. Rare lightweight profile carbine barrel with full length magazine tube, blade front sight, ladder rear and 2-line address. Medium frame with rampant Colt and saddle ring on the left side. 2-piece checkered walnut slide handle and plain walnut stock with carbine butt plate. Right side of the stock is inlaid with a 5-pointed star. CONDITION: Fine. Carbine retains the majority of its nickel plating with blubbing and minor spots of loss throughout. Larger areas of loss to brown patina present around the saddle ring, trigger guard, and butt plate. Forend checkering remains crisp with a few impressions. Stock also has scattered impressions, abrasions, dings, and other evidence of use. Defined bore with black powder abrasion. Fine mechanics. Safety has been removed. 5,000 - 7,000 2214 - (C) WINCHESTER MODEL 61 SLIDE ACTION .22 MAGNUM RIFLE WITH BOX. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 61 Serial No. 348484 Caliber/Bore: .22 Winchester Magnum Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Dates to 1963. Features the blue finish, take down, grooved receiver, dovetailed front sight, flat top sporting rear sight, plain pistol grip walnut stock with flat bottom grooved forearm. Comes with box which has the correct end label and hand written matching serial number along with instructions. CONDITION: Retains nearly all of its blue finish exhibiting nominal handling. Stocks are excellent with nominal impressions. Mechanically sound. Bore is bright. 2,500 - 3,500

2215 - (C) UPGRADE PRE WAR ENGRAVED & GOLD WINCHESTER MODEL 12 SLIDE ACTION 16 GAUGE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 12 Serial No. 737103 Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Length of Pull: 14.5” Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: WS-2 Gauge: 16 gauge Dates to 1936. This beautifully upgraded pre-war features the Winchester pattern scroll and wood scene with two gold pointers and a pheasant on the left side of receiver and three ducks on the right side. The walnut stock has also been upgraded using a highly figured oil finish walnut with fleur-de-lis style checkering, pistol grip, a Winchester cap and butt plate with matching forearm. The work is attributed to Nick Kusmit. Also features the matted solid rib, a red bead front sight, small, rare sight bead and a dual tone blue finish. CONDITION: Excellent as restored retaining the majority of its fine finish showing nominal handling. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. Comes in a contemporary box. 2,500 - 3,500

2216 - (C) BARNARD ENGRAVED WINCHESTER MODEL 61 .22 RF SLIDE ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 61 Serial No. 232563 Caliber/Bore: .22 Rimfire Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured 1956 with grooved receiver. Scroll engraved by Barnard, a member of the Firearms Engravers Guild from Fordyce, Arizona. Blue finished with tasteful broad scrolls at receiver sides, trigger guard, and top of receiver. Signed “BARNARD” in banner at rear of receiver. Barnard is reported to have engraved in the early 1970s. Varnished walnut stocks with checkered steel buttplate. Blade front sight with elevation adjustable sporting rear sight. CONDITION: Excellent with most all custom finishes remaining. Mechanically superb, excellent bore. 2,000 - 3,000 322

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2217 - (C) WINCHESTER MODEL 61 SLIDE ACTION .22 MAGNUM RIFLE WITH BOX Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 61 Serial No. 297445 Caliber/Bore: .22 Winchester Magnum Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Dates to 1960. Features the blue finish, take down, grooved receiver, dovetailed front sight, flat top sporting rear sight, plain pistol grip walnut stock with flat bottom grooved forearm. Comes with box, correct end label and hand-written matching serial number along with instructions and hang tag. CONDITION: Retains nearly all of its blue finish exhibiting nominal handling. Stocks are excellent with nominal impressions. Mechanically sound. Bore is bright. 2,000 - 3,000

2218 - (M) RUGER NO. 3 .45-70 SINGLE SHOT RIFLE. Manufacturer: Ruger Model: No. 3 Serial No. 130-57237 Caliber/Bore: .45-70 Barrel Length: 22” FFL Status: Modern Ruger single shot rifle features a 22” barrel and a falling block action. CONDITION: The rifle appears all original and unfired in its original box with paperwork. There is a very light scratch above the lever on the right side of the action. The bore is very bright and the wood stock has a few tiny handling marks. A very nice rifle in a popular caliber, complete with its original box. 800 - 1,200

2219 - (M) RUGER NO. 3 .375 WINCHESTER SINGLE SHOT RIFLE WITH BOX. Manufacturer: Ruger Model: No. 3 Serial No. 130-64851 Caliber/Bore: .375 Winchester Barrel Length: 22” FFL Status: Modern Manufactured circa 1977. Blued sporting weight tapered round barrel in scarce .375 chambering with gold bead blade front sight and folding rear. Rugged and well regarded falling block action. 2-piece carbine style hardwood stocks with a single barrel band and plastic butt plate. Rifle is housed in its original numbers matching factory box. CONDITION: Excellent as new with a few scant handling marks. Excellent bright bore with crisp rifling. Fine mechanics. Original box shows some discoloration. 800 - 1,200

2220 - C. GRAY TAYLOR CARVED IVORY GENTLEMAN’S FOLDER. Blade Length: 2 - 1/2” Overall Length: 6” C. Gray Taylor has been crafting knives for 40 years and his years of experience are reflected in his work. This gentleman’s folder features a satin finish stainless steel drop point blade with nail nick assist marked “C. Gray Taylor / Kingsport, Tenn.” on the obverse face. Beautifully carved ivory scales with lush floral scenes are secured by six gold pins on each side. The knife operates using a tail lock mechanism that functions properly. The blade sits well and opens with snap. CONDITION: Excellent. 2,500 - 3,500

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2221 - JIM SORNBERGER SAN FRANCISCO STYLE BLACK DIAMOND FOLDER. Blade Length: 2 - 3/4” Overall Length: 6 - 3/4” Jim Sornberger San Francisco style Black Diamond folder that features an ATS-34 steel blade marked “J. SORNBERGER / VOLCANO CA”. The handle features fully engraved nickel silver sideplates with Black Diamond mine gold quartz inlays. Brass liners. The knife operates using a linerlock mechanism that functions properly. Light handling wear and patina throughout. CONDITION: Very good. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Frank Brownell. 2,000 - 4,000 2222 - JIM SORNBERGER GOLD AND LAPIS LAZULI LINERLOCK KNIFE. Blade Length: 2 - 1/2” Overall Length: 5 - 3/4” Jim Sornberger custom fold liner lock knife that features a satin finished ATS-34 steel blade marked “J. SORNBERGER / VOLCANO CA”. Gold thumb stud with diamond accent. Fully engraved 14k gold side plates that feature elegant scrolls. Frame is file worked. Titanium liner and backstrap. Lapis Lazuli inlays set with diamonds and blue sapphires. The knife operates using a liner lock mechanism that functions properly. Housed in a brown leather zipper case. Light handling wear throughout. CONDITION: Excellent. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Frank Brownell. 2,000 - 4,000 2223 - JIM SORNBERGER CALIFORNIA STYLE GOLD QUARTZ FOLDER. #3081 Blade Length: 2 - 1/2” Overall Length: 6 - 1/8” Jim Sornberger California style gold quartz folder that features a Damascus steel blade marked “J. SORNBERGER / VOLCANO CA”. Gold thumb stud with diamond accent. 14K gold side plates with heavy scroll engraving and gold quartz inlays in the shapes of diamonds and a circle. The circle consists of four compartments filled with white, gray, and red quartz chips under glass with gold dividers. Beautifully file worked gold liner. The knife operates using a liner lock mechanism that functions properly. Light handling wear throughout. CONDITION: Very good. 2,000 - 4,000 2224 - JIM SORNBERGER CALIFORNIA GOLD QUARTZ LINERLOCK FOLDER. Blade Length: 2 - 3/4” Overall Length: 6 - 1/2” Jim Sornberger California style gold quartz folder that features an ATS-34 steel blade marked “J. SORNBERGER / VOLCANO CA”. Gold thumb stud. Fully engraved 14k gold frame and sideplates with Sixteen to One Mine California gold quartz inlays. The knife operates using a linerlock mechanism that functions properly. Housed in a black plush zipper case. Light handling wear throughout. CONDITION: Excellent. 2,000 - 4,000 2225 - STEVE HOEL CUSTOM BLACK LIP TAHITIAN PEARL INTERFRAME SMALL LOCKBACK KNIFE. Blade Length: 2 - 1/2” Overall Length: 6” Steve Hoel custom interframe small Sheffield lockback folder that features a hand rubbed satin finished ATS-34 blade marked “STEVE HOEL / PINE ARIZ”. Engraved 416 stainless steel frame with 24k gold inlays. The engraving is in the form of elegant foliate scrolls executed by Joe Mason. Each side is highlighted by black lip Tahitian pearl shell inlays. Side of the frame is signed “J MASON”. The knife operates using a lockback mechanism that functions properly. Blade sits well when folded. Housed in a black plush zipper case. Light handling wear throughout. CONDITION: Very good. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Frank Brownell. 2,000 - 4,000 324

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2226 - RON BEST BLACK LIP PEARL CUSTOM INTERFRAME LOCKKBACK KNIFE. Blade Length: 3 - 1/2” Overall Length: 7-1/2” Ron Best custom interframe lock back dagger that features a polished carved and differentially etched Mike Norris stainless Damascus blade. Nail nick assist. Mirror polished carved 416 stainless steel frame with carved etched Mike Norris stainless Damascus frame that features amethyst accents. The frame is highlighted by black lip Tahitian pearl shell inlays on each side. Signed inside backspacer “Ronald Best #39”. The knife operates using a lockback mechanism that functions properly. Blade sits well when folded. Housed in a black leather case. Light handling wear throughout. CONDITION: Very good. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Frank Brownell. 2,000 - 4,000

SEE WEBSITE FOR ADDITIONAL PHOTOS 2227 - STEVE HOEL CUSTOM BLACK EDWARDS JADE COKE BOTTLE LOCKBACK ENGRAVED BY CJ CAI. Blade Length: 2 - 1/2” Overall Length: 6” Steve Hoel custom ornate coke bottle lockback folder that features a hand rubbed satin finished ATS-34 drop point blade with nail nick assist marked “STEVE HOEL / PINE ARIZ”. 416 stainless steel frame with elegant scroll engravings and gold inlay. Edwards black jade inlays highlight each side of the frame. The knife is engraved by CJ Cai and is signed “C.J. CAI” on the side of the frame. The knife operates using a lockback mechanism that functions properly. Blade sits well when closed. Housed in a black plush zipper case. Light handling wear throughout with some blemishes on the inlays. CONDITION: Very good. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Frank Brownell. 2,000 - 4,000

2228 - HOWARD HITCHMOUGH CUSTOM FORK AND KNIFE SET WITH PEARL AND GOLD EMBELLISHMENT. Blade Length: (BOTH) 3” Overall Length: (BOTH) 7” Howard Hitchmough custom fork and knife set, both of which feature Damasteel Damascus blades with gold beaded assist. Blue textured Damasteel frame with gold inlays in the form of star designs. Black lip and gold lip pearl inlays. The set operates using a midlock mechanism, both of which function properly. Housed in a brown leather case. Light handling wear throughout. CONDITION: Excellent. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Frank Brownell. 2,000 - 4,000

2229 - ORNATE LARRY DOWNING BOWIE KNIFE. Blade Length: 8 - 14” Overall Length: 13 - 1/2” Damascus clip point blade marked “LARRY / DOWNING/ MAKER / BREMEN / KY.” in his signature arrowhead mark. Stainless steel crossguard and pommel with beautifully engraved scroll designs and bordered by gold line inlay. Finger grooved grip with ivory scales secured by four pins on each side. Backstrap features leaf engraving with tang signed by engraver “M Dubber”. The knife is complete with its black dyed leather scabbard with snap enclosure. The scabbard features beautifully tooled crescent moons on the obverse side. The knife and scabbard exhibit light handling wear throughout with scattered light blemishes. The knife is accompanied by a letter from Downing regarding this knife. CONDITION: Very good. 2,000 - 4,000

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2230 - BRUNO DAL MOLIN DAMASCUS BLADE BOWIE KNIFE. Blade Length: 6” Overall Length: 11” A beautiful example of Bruno Dal Molin’s craftmanship in the form of this elegant drop point bowie knife. This knife features a large mosaic Damascus blade with gold shield marking that bears the maker’s initials. Thick mosaic Damascus guard. The knife is highlighted by its giraffe bone handle with salmon hue. The knife is complete with its tooled black leather scabbard with beautiful scale pattern. Intact belt loop with tight stitching. Light handling wear throughout. Housed in a brown plush zipper case. CONDITION: Excellent. 2,000 - 2,500 2231 - W.D. PEASE ENGRAVED GOLD RUSH THEMED LINER LOCK PRICE DAGGER. Blade Length: 3 - 1/2” Overall Length: 8 - 1/2” Ornate gold rush themed Price style dagger by W.D. Pease that features a Damascus drop point blade with gold thumb stud highlighted by a diamond inlay. Beautifully engraved bolsters with obverse depicting a minecart and reverse depicting a gold pan and miner’s equipment. Both bolsters feature inlaid gold nuggets as accents. mammoth ivory scales with ten citrine inserts on each side of the handle that flank a gold shield. File worked backspacer with anodized titanium liners. Inside of backspacer is signed “W.D. Pease 1-25-02”. The knife operates using a liner lock mechanism that functions properly. Excellent blade seating. CONDITION: Excellent. 2,000 - 4,000 2232 - UNMARKED SHEFFIELD BOWIE KNIFE WITH SUPERB MEXICAN WAR ETCHING. Blade Length: 7 - 7/8” Overall Length: 12 - 3/8”

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Circa 1846-1848. Elegant 7 - 7/8” clip point blade, unmarked, is etched across its face with a spread winged eagle, a cannon, ribands reading “PALO ALTO”, banners and scrollwork, as well as UNUM (the remainder of E Pluribus Unum) - all of which is highlighted with gold wash for an impressive effect. Stamped nickel silver scales decorated in an eagle and floral motif adorn the nickel silver frame handle, with 2 mother of pearl inserts on each side. Original embossed Moroccan leather sheath with nickel silver mounts. CONDITION: The blade shows light use and has been lightly cleaned, with most of the fragile gold wash remaining. The handle shows much carry wear, with the lead backing visible in the highlights and one pearl inlay chipped. Sheath with darkened mounts and typical scuffing. 12 - 3/8” overall length. An attractive English bowie capitalizing on patriotic sentiment for the first major victory of the Mexican War. Sheath with colored decoration at center is typical of well-known makers Wragg and Lingard. Formerly part of the Tommie Jones collection. 1,500 - 2,500

2233 - (A) DELUXE BULLARD SMALL FRAME SINGLE SHOT RIFLE. Manufacturer: Bullard Model: Small Frame Serial No. 3736 Caliber/Bore: .32-40 Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Antique Rifle is fitted with a matching numbered blued part octagon barrel with globe front sight and tang mounted folding aperture rear sight. Barrel is also mounted with J.W. Fecker 12X scope including thread on caps. Attractive case hardened frame with full loop lever and checkered trigger. Deluxe checkered walnut forend of fine figure. Nicely figured walnut target stock with checkered pistol grip and nickel plates Swiss butt plate. Rifle is listed in “BULLARD ARMS” by G. Scott Jamieson in its current configuration barring the scope. CONDITION: Very fine. Barrel retains nearly all of its reapplied blue finish with some scattered nicks and scratches. Frame exhibits strong and bright case colors with some areas of fading and light spotting. Wood is fine with scattered mild impressions and light scuffing. Very fine, crisp and bright bore. Fine mechanics. Optic is clear. A very attractive single shot rifle. 2,000 - 4,000 326

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2234 - (A) SHARPS NEW MODEL 1863 SINGLE SHOT BREECH-LOADING PERCUSSION SADDLE RING CARBINE. Manufacturer: C. Sharps Model: 1863 Serial No. C2926 Caliber/Bore: .52 Rifled Barrel Length: 22” FFL Status: Antique Civil War era production. Barrel is marked with 3-line Sharps address and “NEW MODEL 1863” designation. Front sight base is present although there is no blade. Lawrence patent rear ladder sight. Case hardened falling block action. Side plate and hammer are finished in period applied blue, the hammer repaired. Plain walnut forend mounted with a single spring retained barrel band. Walnut stock of outstanding, presentation grade figure mounted without a patch box. CONDITION: Good. Barrel has been cleaned to an even gray patina with lightly frosted surfaces. Action has a brown gray patina. Lock retains significant portions of fading blue. Stocks have dings and nicks. Wrist gas been broken and is repaired at the wrist with some filler added and cleaned surfaces. Well defined bore. Fine mechanics. 1,500 - 2,500 2235 - (A) MARLIN BALLARD NO. 8 UNION HILL SINGLE SHOT RIFLE IN .32-40. Manufacturer: Marlin Model: No. 8 Union Hill Serial No. 28127 Caliber/Bore: .32-40 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Antique Manufactured 1884-1890. Blued octagon to round barrel with globe front sight and tang mounted short range Vernier aperture sight. Case hardened falling block action with double set triggers and full loop lever. Diamond checkered walnut forend and checkered pistol grip stock with European cheek piece and nickel finished offhand butt plate. CONDITION: Fine. Barrel retains the vast majority of its original blue with a line of wear and fading to brown patina along the underside. Action has a mottled patterned patina. Forend has sharp checkering with some impressions throughout and a few splits on the left side near the action. Stock appears lightly cleaned with impressions throughout. Butt plate nickel has pinprick oxidation throughout and some wear at the points. Very fine bright bore with well-defined rifling. Fine mechanics. Set trigger in order. 2,000 - 3,000 2236 - (A) FACTORY ENGRAVED MARLIN BALLARD NO. 6 - 1/2 OFF-HAND SINGLE SHOT RIFLE. Manufacturer: Marlin Model: Ballard No. 6 - 1/2 Serial No. 26363 Caliber/Bore: .32-40 Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Antique Manufactured circa 1883 to 1891. Blued Rigby style round barrel with engraved ribs at the breech, the top rib is engraved “BALLARD” in a flowing banner with arrow motif. Globe front sight and Vernier rear sight with 3 - 1/2” staff. Action engraved on the left with a central round vignette of a running buck flanked by panels of punch dot shaded foliate scroll and geometric borders. Right side has a vignette of a standing doe with corresponding scrollwork. Checkered trigger and full loop lever. Deluxe geometric pattern checkered walnut forend. Nicely figured walnut stock with checkered pistol grip, cheek piece, and offhand Swiss butt plate. CONDITION: Very good. Barrel retains the vast majority of its period reapplied blue which has faded to plum. Action has an even gray patina with a few faint flashes of case color on the lever. Stocks appear cleaned with refreshed checkering and scattered handling marks. Well defined, bright bore with some light cleaned frosting. Fine mechanics. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 2,000 - 4,000 2237 - (A) FIRST MODEL TAPE PRIMER MASSACHUSETTS ARMS COMPANY MAYNARD SINGLE SHOT CARBINE. Manufacturer: Massachusetts Arms Co. Model: First model Serial No. 1984 Caliber/Bore: .36 Rifled Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: Antique Features octagon to round barrel, German nickel front sight, dovetail wind drift rear sight. Serial number 1984 stamped under barrel and inside primer door. Right side of frame is stamped “MAYNARD ARMS CO WASHINGTON”. Left side of frame is stamped “MANUFACTURED BY MASS. ARMS CO CHICOPEE FALLS”. Patchbox is stamped “MAYNARD PATENTEE/SEPTEMBER 22, 1845/MAY 27, 1851/JUNE 17, 1856”. Brass blade front sight. Drift adjustable express sight and factory tang sight. Oil finished walnut stock with steel 1st model butt plate. CONDITION: Very good with barrel having toned to brown with excellent sharp bore. Receiver has toned to silver. Maynard tape prime operates properly. Stock is very good with small repair at lower tang. Mechanically excellent. 4,000 - 6,000

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2238 - (A) 2ND MODEL MAYNARD SADDLE RING CARBINE BY THE MASSACHUSETTS ARMS CO. Manufacturer: Massachusetts Arms Co. Model: Maynard 2nd model Serial No. 15268 Caliber/Bore: .50 Rifled Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: Antique Maynard 2nd Model manufactured by Massachusetts Arms Company from 1863-1865 with a total of about 20,000 manufactured. 20” round barrel with octagon breech with 2-leaf folding rear sight and blade front. Staple with saddle ring on right side of case hardened receiver. Walnut stock complete with military buttplate. Stock bears “GWP” and “JM” cartouches on left side of wrist in rectangles. During the American Civil War, these carbines were issued to the 9th and 11th Indiana as well as the 11th Tennessee. CONDITION: Excellent for its age, with nearly all of the original bluing remaining and mixing with a brown patina with scattered handling marks throughout. Frame retains bright case colors with light handling-related freckling. Stock is excellent with cartouches crisp, a protective layer of varnish added, and scattered handling marks. Mechanically fine. Bore is bright with crisp rifling. A high condition example. 2,000 - 3,000

2239 - (A) EXTRA HEAVY BARREL SHARPS MODEL 1874 SINGLE SHOT BENCH TARGET RIFLE. Manufacturer: Sharps Model: 1874 Serial No. 156857 Caliber/Bore: .40 Sharps Straight Wall Barrel Length: 34” FFL Status: Antique Very rare custom extra heavy barrel Sharps Target rifle. Previous research indicates that this rifle was invoiced March 2, 1877 to Ben Kittridge & Co. of Cincinnati, Ohio and shipped to James Dodds of Dayton as a Model 1874 mid-range target rifle No. 1 with a weight of 8 lbs. 13 oz. James Dodds was a known gunsmith who serviced a group of target shooters in the Dayton area, ordering a number of very heavy barrel sharps rifles as well as modifying them. Other examples by Dodds are featured in The Sharps Rifle book by Frank Sellers. This example currently has an extremely heavy profile barrel marked “REMINGTON / CAST STEEL” under the wood line, likely installed by Dodds. The gargantuan rifle weighs 25 pounds 4.8 oz, in its current configuration. It is provided with a spirt level globe front sight and matching numbered mid-range Vernier aperture rear sight. Case hardened 1874 action with double set triggers. Custom plain walnut forend. Oil finished walnut stock with checkered pistol grip and nickel plated brass butt plate. CONDITION: Fine. Barrel has developed a pleasant, even chocolate patina. Receiver displays significant portions of original case colors, especially in protected areas with some portions drifting to patterned patina. Stocks are fine with period of use scattered impressions, dark spots, scuffing along the toe line, and a notch cut at the comb for the sight aperture. Fine bright bore with well defined rifling. Fine mechanics. Set trigger in order. 6,000 - 8,000

2240 - (A) CASED SHARPS-BORCHARDT MODEL 1878 SINGLE SHOT RIFLE TWO BARREL SET WITH MALCOM SCOPE. Manufacturer: Sharps Model: 1878 Serial No. 16907 Caliber/Bore: (A) .32-40 (B) .40-60 Barrel Length: (A) 30” (B) 29” FFL Status: Antique Manufactured from 1878 to 1881 with 8,700 total rifles made of all variations. This vintage custom rifle currently has a medium heavy tapered blued round barrel mounted with a 35” Malcom scope. An additional heavier profile Metford rifled blued octagon barrel with Malcom style scope is also included. Case hardened falling block receiver with a base for Vernier tang sight, the staff and aperture not present. Both barrel assemblies are equipped with plain Schnabel tipped walnut forends. Straight grain walnut butt stock with checkered and capped pistol grip, as well as nickel plated Swiss butt plate. Rifle is housed in its period felt lined, fitted wood case with gold pin striped lid details. CONDITION: Very fine as period altered. The round barrel retains the vast majority of its thinning period applied blue which is drifting to a plum patina in some areas. The octagon barrel retains more period blue with some high edge wear. Receiver displays dulled reapplied case colors. Receiver legend is faint. Stocks are fine with some scattered impressions. Bores are bright with well defined rifling. Fine mechanics. Optic has clouded somewhat with age. Case shows wear with splits on the lid and a broken latch. A nice, early custom Sharps. 4,000 - 6,000

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2241 - (A) SPENCER MODEL 1860 MILITARY RIFLE. Manufacturer: Spencer Model: 1860 Serial No. 9804 Caliber/Bore: .56/56 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Antique Classic Civil War repeating rifle manufactured 1863 to 1864, which feeds metallic cartridges from a 7 round magazine housed in the butt. Fitted with standard 30” blued barrel mounted with rear ladder sight and front sight blade which doubles as a bayonet lug. Case hardened lever action receiver marked with Spencer address and 1860 patent date. Walnut stock fixtures include three barrel bands, center with sling swivel, rear sling swivel and trap butt plate for magazine. CONDITION: Very Good. Metal retains portions of original finish in protected areas, including lever, with majority exhibiting a mottled gray/brown patina. Stocks are very good with traces of cartouches. Good bore with strong rifling. 2,000 - 3,000

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2242 - (A) EXTREMELY RARE SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1875 LEE VERTICAL ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Springfield Model: 1875 Serial No. 10 Caliber/Bore: .45-70 Barrel Length: 32” FFL Status: Antique Another invention from the fertile mind of James Paris Lee, this rifle was produced at Springfield Armory in about 1875. Congress had appropriated $10,000 for the development of this rifle but after only 143 were produced the funds ran out and the project was never refunded. With that limited production it makes this one of the most rare of all military rifles. Rifle is described as having a 32 - 5/8” barrel with barleycorn front sight/bayonet lug for socket bayonet and a Trapdoor Springfield 1,200 yard ladder rifle rear sight. Mounted in a full length, one piece, uncheckered walnut stock with two bands and blued steel nose cap. Upper band has both stacking and sling loops with corresponding sling loop in front of the trigger guard. Bottom of forestock is slotted for a partially concealed trapdoor-style slotted head ramrod. Left side of the wrist has the “ESA” (Erskine S. Allin) cartouche and bottom of the stock has the circle “P” stock inspector cartouche. Top tang is stamped “U.S.” and patent date. Action is most unusual with Martini-style breech block that is opened by striking the rear face of the hammer spur with the heel of one’s hand which causes the front of the breech block to lower and if sufficient force is exerted the empty cartridge casing will be ejected. At that point the breech block is locked open and is allowed to close only when a cartridge is loaded into the chamber and the rim of the casing depresses the extractor. The hammer is then cocked and fired in the normal manner. Very few of these rare rifles have survived today and are found only in the most advanced Springfield collections or museums. CONDITION: Excellent. Barrel retains 97% strong original blue showing wear only around the muzzle from bayonet installation. Breech block and hammer retain virtually all of the arsenal finish with about a 5% loss at high points. Stock is superb with most all arsenal finish remaining. Vivid, crisp cartouche as well as circle “P” inspection to rear of trigger guard. Serial number 10 is observed on trigger group, hammer, sear and left side of upper tang. Mechanically excellent, brilliant shiny bore. One of the US Rarest of all Martial arms in the finest of condition. 3,000 - 5,000

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2243 - (A) US SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1875 OFFICER’S MODEL TRAPDOOR RIFLE. Manufacturer: Springfield Armory Model: 1875 Caliber/Bore: .45-70 Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Antique With a production total of only 477 rifles, the Model 1875 Officer’s Rifle is one of the rarest arms produced by Springfield Armory. These fine, well fit, and attractively embellished sporting rifles were available only to military officers as private purchases. As is standard, this example is built with a 26” “V / P” over eagle head proofed barrel chambered in .45-70 with dovetailed globe front sight and “R” marked rifle rear sight. All Model 1875 rifles were arsenal fitted with peep sights, this rifle sporting a replacement staff pattern mid-range sight. Built on a standard style unserialized trapdoor action with low arch breech block marked “U.S. / MODEL / 1873” and tasteful foliate scroll engraved on the bridge, breech block, and tang. The “U.S / SPRINGFIELD” and federal eagle stamped lock is also embellished with further foliate engraving. Single set trigger. The fore and aft checkered walnut sporting stock is marked on the wrist with the correct encircled “P” firing proof. Scroll decorated mounts include a nickel plated nose cap, single barrel band, carbine style trigger guard, and cadet buttplate. Complete with a hickory wiping rod mounted with ferrule. CONDITION: Very good showing period use. Metal components exhibit an honest plum gray patina with significant portions of nickel plating retained on the nose cap. Stock is very good showing scattered age consistent minor bruises and marks, in addition to an area of filler around the peep sight. Strong bore with some areas of older corrosion. Crisp mechanics with tight lock up. An extremely rare and historic Springfield rifle. 12,000 - 18,000

2244 - (A) HEAVY BARREL MARLIN MODEL 1881 LEVER ACTION RIFLE IN .45-70. Manufacturer: Marlin Model: 1881 Serial No. 16993 Caliber/Bore: .45-70 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Antique Extremely rare special order Marlin 1881 caliber 45-70 Gov’t shipped in 1887 with a rare special order heavy profile 30” octagon barrel. Although it is unknown how many heavy profile barrels were fitted to Model 1881 rifles, just 780 total guns were shipped with 30” barrels. Rocky Mountain front sight and semi-buckhorn rear. Second type receiver with special order double set triggers. Stocks are plain American walnut with a steel butt plate. PROVENANCE: EX Leland Clapp Collection. CONDITION: Very good. Blue has drifted to a pleasant chocolate patina throughout. Loading gate displays significant portions of original nitre blue. Stocks have been lightly cleaned and reoiled with impressions and marks throughout. Well defined bore with light abrasion throughout. Action has hammer follow but otherwise appears to cycle correctly. 6,000 - 9,000

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2245 - (A) SPECIAL ORDER MARLIN MODEL 1881 LEVER ACTION RIFLE IN .40-60. Manufacturer: Marlin Model: 1881 Serial No. 9422 Caliber/Bore: .40-60 Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Antique Scarce special order Marlin 1881 with double set triggers. Originally shipped in 1885. Rifle has a blued octagon barrel with modified Rocky Mountain front sight and semi-buckhorn rear. Polished blued 2nd type receiver with special order double set triggers. Plain American walnut stocks with steel butt plate. A small set of “W.J.B.” initials are carved into the left side of the forend. PROVENANCE: EX Leland Clapp Collection. CONDITION: Fine. Barrel retains significant portions of thinning blue. Magazine tube has drifted to a plum patina. Receiver retains the vast majority of its polished factory blue with some brown striations, the underside also thinning to a chocolate patina. Stocks have field impressions throughout. Crisp, bright bore with some mild abrasions. Fine mechanics. Set trigger in order. 3,000 - 5,000 2246 - (A) WINCHESTER MODEL 1886 LEVER ACTION SHORT RIFLE IN .45-70 Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1886 Serial No. 101045 Caliber/Bore: .45-70 Barrel Length: 22” FFL Status: Antique Per included factory research, the serial number was applied to this rifle on June 3, 1895, shipping out of the warehouse on September 11 of the same year. The blued round barrel has been professionally shortened to 22” with reset front blade sight and sporting rear. Smooth walnut forend and stock with crescent rifle butt plate. CONDITION: Good. Barrel and magazine tube show portions of fading blue mixing with wiped-on finish blending to a mottled plum brown patina. Receiver displays a mottled gray patina with evidence of cleaned older oxidation. Stocks have been lightly sanded and reoiled with dings and nicks throughout. A partially filled in set of large carved “CWD” are visible on the right side of the wrist. Defined bore with cleaned spotting. Fine mechanics. 3,000 - 4,000 2247 - (A) WINCHESTER MODEL 1886 .45-70 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1886 Serial No. 43513 Caliber/Bore: .45-70 Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Antique Manufactured in 1890. Blued octagon barrel with full length magazine tube, German silver dovetailed front sight blade, and “1886” marked ladder rear sight. Case hardened frame with plain trigger. 2-piece gloss finished walnut stocks with crescent butt plate. CONDITION: Fine. Barrel retains the vast majority of its factory blue with thinning along the high edges and scattered marks. Magazine tube and hanger also retain portions of blue but are drifting to patina. Receiver has characteristic shiny patina with case hardened patterning and some spotting. Stocks have been lightly sanded and refinished with a few areas of finish loss and other mild handling marks. Bright, well defined bore with some light, cleaned abrasions towards the muzzle. Fine mechanics. 2,500 - 4,500 2248 - (A) SPECIAL ORDER DELUXE WINCHESTER MODEL 1886 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1886 Serial No. 82526 Caliber/Bore: .40-82 Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Antique The serial number was applied to this rifle July 8, 1893 and it shipped out as a deluxe gun on July 15. It currently sports a matte blued half octagon barrel with German silver dovetailed blade front sight and semi-buckhorn rear, with an additional tang mounted folding aperture sight. Factory 2/3 length magazine tube. Solid blued frame with plain trigger. Nicely figured checkered walnut forend. Stock is also of nice figure with checkered and ebony inlaid pistol grip and checkered hard rubber WRACO shotgun butt. Lower tang is stamped with an “890 XX RB” assembly number, wood grade, and rubber butt designation. A corresponding “890” is also stamped in the stock channel. Included factory research confirms configuration. CONDITION: Very fine as restored. Nearly all of the reapplied matte blue is retained. Lever and hammer are bright with some evidence of older cleaned oxidation. Stocks are fine are very good with refreshed checkering, reapplied finish, and scattered impressions. Strong bore with some abrasions throughout. Fine mechanics. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 2,500 - 3,500

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2249 - (A) WINCHESTER MODEL 1886 TAKEDOWN LEVER ACTION RIFLE IN .45-90. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1886 Serial No. 107780 Caliber/Bore: .45-90 Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Antique The serial number was applied to this rifle January 15,1896 and it shipped out November 18th. Blued half octagon barrel with Lyman front sight and semi-buckhorn rear. Barrel and receiver are both marked with “WP” proofs, likely indicating this rifle returned to the factory where the current barrel was refit although no return and repair is listed in the factory record. Blued takedown frame with plain trigger. 2-piece figured walnut stocks with crescent butt plate. Included factory research confirms configuration although lists the barrel as octagon. CONDITION: Very good. Barrel retains the vast majority of its factory blue with some thinning and nicks toward the muzzle. Traces of factory blue are retained in the protected areas of the receiver, the balance cleaned to a gray patina with frosted surfaces. Tang screw is a replacement. Forend fits proudly and has an area of loss on the left side at the nose cap. Stock retains significant portions of original varnish with scattered impressions. Fine, bright bore. Crisp mechanics. 2,500 - 4,500 2250 - (A) BULLARD MODEL 1886 LARGE FRAME .40-90 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Bullard Model: 1886 Serial No. 1140 Caliber/Bore: .40-90 Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Antique Manufactured between 1886 and 1890. Rifle has a blued round barrel with full length magazine tube, German silver Rocky Mountain front sight, and semi-buckhorn rear. Blued frame with sliding dust cover and case hardened lever. Figured walnut forend and pistol grip stock with checkered hard rubber “BULLARD / REPEATING ARMS CO.” buck logo butt plate. CONDITION: Very good. Strong traces of factory blue are retained, especially in protected areas, the balance a mellow gray patina. Right side of frame shows evidence of cleaned oxidation spotting. Stocks have dark impressions throughout, a gouge along the comb and hairline split on the left side of the wrist. Well defined, bright bore with some mild cleaned spotting. Characteristically smooth mechanics. 2,000 - 4,000 2251 - (C) WINCHESTER MODEL 1886 LIGHTWEIGHT LEVER ACTION RIFLE IN .45-70. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1886 Serial No. 132773 Caliber/Bore: .45-70 Barrel Length: 22” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Circa 1904. Blued lightweight tapered nickel steel barrel with ramped bead top blade front sight and sporting rear. Blued takedown frame. The walnut forend has well executed floral and foliate carving over a punch dot background with crude, deeply cut line borders. The stock has similar floral carving at the wrist, along with a large bas relief bull elk on the left and a standing bear on the right. Mounted with a checkered hard rubber WRACO shotgun butt plate and aftermarket sling swivels. CONDITION: Good as restored and customized. The vast majority of the older, professionally reapplied blue is retained with cleaned surface oxidation throughout. Stocks show wear and use with some losses to the added varnish. Fine, bright bore with sharp rifling. Fine mechanics. 1,500 - 2,500 2252 - (A) WINCHESTER MODEL 1886 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1886 Serial No. 42230 Caliber/Bore: .45-70 Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Antique Manufactured circa 1890. Round barrel chambered in .45-70 with sporting sights and a full length tube. Plain walnut forend with steel nose cap and figured walnut butt stock with crescent butt plate. CONDITION: Good. Blued finish has largely turned to a gray patina throughout with some spots of older oxidation on the magazine tube. Action has some added wipe on patina. Stocks are dark with some impressions, nicks and chipping throughout. A repair is present at the toe. An additional 1-1/4” crack is located at the lower tang with another sliver missing along the edge. Very fine bright bore. Crisp mechanics. 1,500 - 2,000 332

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2253 - (C) FINE 15” WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 LEVER ACTION TRAPPER STYLE CARBINE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1894 Serial No. 451854 Caliber/Bore: .30-30 WCF Barrel Length: 15” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Circa 1908 per Madis. The blued round barrel measures 15” with a recut crown. Pinned brass blade front sight and carbine ladder rear. Blued frame with saddle ring and case hardened lever. Plain walnut 7 - 7/8” trapper length carbine forend and carbine stock with case colored butt plate. Includes ATF exemption letter. CONDITION: Very fine. Barrel retains nearly all of its original factory blue as customized with some thinning and handling marks. Forward barrel band has faded to patina. Receiver also retains the vast majority of its bright factory blue with edgewear, light saddle ring wear, and thinning to brown patina on the underside. Lever displays strong case colors on the sides with fading on the working surfaces. Stocks are very good with surface spotting and light handling marks. Nearly all of the reapplied case colors are displayed on the butt plate. Very fine, bright bore with well defined rifling. Fine mechanics. 2,000 - 3,000

2254 - (C) 15” WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 LEVER ACTION TRAPPER STYLE CARBINE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1894 Serial No. 554735 Caliber/Bore: .30-30 WCF Barrel Length: 15” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Circa 1911 per Madis. Blued 15” barrel with replacement pinned blade front sight and carbine ladder rear. Blued receiver with saddle ring and plain trigger. 7 - 7/8” trapper length forend and carbine stock with steel butt plate. Includes ATF exemption letter. CONDITION: Very good as restored. Nearly all of the professionally reapplied blue is retained. Forend appears cleaned with scattered impressions. Stock fits somewhat poorly and shows surface spotting. Strong, frosted bore. Fine mechanics. 1,500 - 2,500

2255 - (A) WINCHESTER MODEL 1895 FLATSIDE LEVER ACTION RIFLE IN .30-40 KRAG. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1895 Serial No. 1961 Caliber/Bore: .30-40 Krag Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Antique Manufactured 1896 with 28” tapered round barrel with blade front sight and elevation adjustable rear sporting sight. Flat side receiver. Oil finished walnut stocks with crescent butt plate. Serial number 1961 on lower tang. Condition: Very fine with barrel retaining over 97% finish with very fine bright bore. Receiver retains over 95% finish with some very light edge wear. The magazine assembly has toned with 40% vivid blue balance plum. Stocks are very fine with most all finish remaining with some very light impressions and bruises. Mechanically excellent 3,000 - 5,500

2256 - (A) SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1898 KRAG BOLT ACTION CARBINE. Manufacturer: Springfield Model: 1898 Serial No. 125770 Caliber/Bore: .30-40 Krag Barrel Length: 22” FFL Status: Antique 5,000 of these desirable carbines were manufactured in 1898, with most updated later. This original example is correctly fitted with pinned blade front sight and “C” marked Model 1896 carbine rear ladder sight. Oil finished walnut finger groove 1898 pattern carbine stock with boxed “JSA / 1898” cartouche. Mounts include a blued barrel band just ahead of the rear sight, saddle ring, and tool trap butt plate. CONDITION: Very good. Portions of original arsenal finish are retained blending to a pleasant gray patina. Stocks have been cleaned and reoiled with markings still legible. Defined but frosted bore. Fine mechanics. 2,000 - 3,000

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2257 - (A) FINE MARLIN BALLARD NO. 4 - 1/2 MID-RANGE SINGLE SHOT RIFLE WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Marlin Model: Ballard No. 4 - 1/2 Serial No. 1203 Caliber/Bore: .44-75 Everlasting Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Antique Manufactured circa 1878-1882. Blued medium weight barrel with spirit level globe front sight and v-notch rear sight, an additional folding Vernier aperture sight with 3 - 1/2” staff is mounted on the receiver. Case hardened receiver with full loop lever. Deluxe geometric pattern checkered Circassian walnut forend with sculpted horn tip. Corresponding checkered walnut pistol grip stock of fine figure with triangular horn grip inlay and a coarsely checkered butt plate. Rifle is housed in a vintage semi-French fitted cloth lined wooden case with cleaning rods, a few targets and notes dating to the 1940s. This rifle is pictured on page 144 of “Ballard: The Great American Single Shot Rifle” by Dutcher. PROVENANCE: EX Stephen Gordon Collection, Ed Kennedy Collection, John Dutcher Collection, and John T. Amber Collection. CONDITION: Very fine. Barrel retains the vast majority of its original blue with some thinning, especially along the high edges. Receiver displays most of its fading yet attractive case colors, the working surfaces of the lever drifting to patterned patina. Trigger and screws show strong portions of nitre blue. Wood retains nearly all of its oil finish with some areas of dulling, as well as field impressions. Especially fine, bright and shiny bore. Fine mechanics. Case has some paint loss and wear as well as moth holes to the liner. An exceptional Marlin Ballard with fine pedigree rarely seen in such nice condition. 7,000 - 9,000

2258 - (A) DELUXE BULLARD SMALL FRAME SINGLE SHOT RIFLE 2 BARREL SET. Manufacturer: Bullard Model: Small Frame Serial No. 3726 Caliber/Bore: (A) .32-40 (B) .25 Stevens Barrel Length: (BOTH) 28” FFL Status: Antique This scarce interchangeable barrel model is currently mounted with a matching numbered blued part octagon barrel in .32-40 with globe front sight. An additional matching numbered part octagon barrel with Beech combination front sight is also included. The second barrel has a “REBORED & RIFLED / BY J. STEVENS A & T CO. / CHICOPEE FALLS MASS. U. S. A.” stamp near the breech and is marked “.22 / 5” at the chamber, the caliber likely .25 Stevens. Nickel plated action with full loop lever, checkered trigger, and Vernier aperture sight. Both barrel sets are mounted with deluxe checkered walnut of very fine figure. Corresponding highly figured walnut target stock with checkered pistol grip and checkered hard rubber Bullard butt plate with tom turkey design. CONDITION: Excellent as professionally restored. Barrels retain the vast majority of their reapplied blue with some thinning to patina and scattered nicks. Nickel remains bright with some light surface scratches. Wood is excellent with mild impressions as reoiled and with refreshed checkering. .32-40 barrel has a very fine bright bore with crisp rifling. .25 bore is good as used with defined rifling and no extractor present. Otherwise rifle is mechanically fine. A very handsome single shot. 4,000 - 6,000

2259 - (C) FINE WINCHESTER MODEL 53 TAKEDOWN LEVER ACTION RIFLE WITH MATCHING SCOPE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 53 Serial No. 963742 Caliber/Bore: .25-20 WCF Barrel Length: 22” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured circa 1926 as numbered in the 92 range. Tapered blue nickel steel barrel with Lyman front sight and Marbles aperture rear tang sight, the rear dovetail filled in with a blank. An unmarked likely factory mounted Winchester A5 scope is fitted via offset grasshopper barrel mounts and is nicely engraved with the rifle’s full matching serial number. Blued takedown frame. 2-piece straight grain walnut stocks with serrated steel butt plate. CONDITION: Excellent. Barrel retains nearly all of its factory blue with some scattered marks. Frame also exhibits the vast majority of its factory blue with fine, characteristic flaking and some miscellaneous handling marks. Stocks are likewise fine with a few scattered impressions. A tiny sliver of wood is missing on the left side of the wrist along the top tang, with corresponding small split on the right side. Excellent, crisp mirror bore. Fine mechanics. Clear optics. A fantastic Model 53. 3,000 - 5,000

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2260 - (A) COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY CAVALRY DFC 1885 Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Serial No. 114005 Caliber/Bore: .45 LC Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern Produced by Colt in 1885, This Cavalry model single action has been professionally restored. The revolver features a 7-1/2 barrel with black powder style rifling. The blackpowder frame features a three line patent date and U.S. property markings on the frame. The inspectors mark of David F. Clack appear on the frame, cylinder and barrel. All numbers are matching. The cartouche of Rinaldo Carr appear on the left grip. CONDITION: The bore has some corrosion in the grooves. There are a few spots of finish loss on the barrel and ejector housing. The case colors appear as restored. Mechanics are very strong. There is a faint turn line on the cylinder. 2,000 - 3,000

2261 - (C) FINE 1ST GENERATION COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER (1912). Manufacturer: Colt Model: Single Action Army Serial No. 324479 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Factory letter states that it was shipped on October 1st, 1912 in a one gun shipment to W.H. Hoegee of Los Angeles. Standard features include the blue and case color finish. Serial numbers match. Barrel sports the correct two line address. Left side of frame has the two line patent legend with Colt pony in circle. The replacement eagle grips are more recent but fit well. CONDITION: Fine. Frame is basically a soft grey patina but still retains some flashes of color. All legends are sharp. The barrel retains 70% blue with most of the thinning on left side and the front sight taken down a bit. Housing is patina. Cylinder is patina with flashes of blue on walls and strong bright blue in flutes. Retains four strong clicks with solid half cock. Bore is crisp and clean. 2,000 - 3,500

SEE WEBSITE FOR ADDITIONAL PHOTOS 2262 - (C) 1ST GENERATION COLT .32-20 SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Single Action Army Serial No. 355479 Caliber/Bore: .32 WCF Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Late 1st generation Colt single action manufactured in 1937. This example features standard blue and case color finish. Barrel has proper two-line Colt roll markings. The revolver has all matching numbers, including the gutta percha grips. CONDITION: Fine. Retains approximately 60% case colors showing some pin prick age spotting on right side. Barrel retains nearly all the blue finish with a few minimal age freckles at top. A light turn line is evident on the cylinder that also shows some high edge wear. Grips are excellent. Straps retain nearly all their blue with some nominal handling marks. The screws retain nearly all their blue finish. The bore and chambers are bright. Mechanics are strong and the lock up is very tight. 2,000 - 3,000

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2263 - (C) SECOND GENERATION COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Serial No. 28914SA Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Dates to 1960. Standard blue and case color peacemaker that now has a pair of custom fitted stag grips. CONDITION: Excellent. Shows in near new condition with nominal handling. There is no discernable cylinder face burn and showing some nominal cylinder circumference glost lines. Colors are bright. Crips action with all four clicks. Bore is mirror bright. 2,000 - 3,000 2264 - (C) SECOND GENERATION COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Serial No. 25518SA Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Dates to 1959. This example has full nickel plated finish and a pair of Colt Custom Shop ivory grips which began in 1976. Features the standard 1-line barrel legend and the 2-line patent stamp with pony on left side of frame. CONDITION: Excellent. Cylinder shows some face burn and a light drag line, otherwise shows in near new condition exhibiting the usual handling marks found on nickel finish guns. Legends are bold. Action is beautifully timed and the bore is bright. 1,500 - 2,500 2265 - (C) SECOND GENERATION COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER IN BLACK BOX. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Single Action Army Serial No. 21886SA Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Dates to 1958. Standard features include the blue and case color finish and the Colt black checkered grips. This early gun comes in its matching black box along with an original booklet. CONDITION: Shows in near new condition, has a light drag line and nominal handling marks. Case colors are bright. Perfect action and a bright bore. The box is crisp showing minor high edge wear. 2,500 - 3,500 2266 - (C) SECOND GENERATION COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Single Action Army Serial No. 38753SA Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Dates to 1964. Standard blue and case color peacemaker that now has a pair of custom fitted stag grips. CONDITION: Excellent. Shows in near new condition with nominal handling. There is no discernable cylinder face burn and showing some nominal cylinder circumference glost lines. Colors are bright. Crips action with all four clicks. Bore is mirror bright. 2,000 - 3,000

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2267 - (C) SCARCE SECOND GENERATION COLT .44 SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER WITH BLACK BOX. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Single Action Army Serial No. 41321SA Caliber/Bore: .44 special Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Dates to 1965. Only 76 of these were produced that year with only 1,131 second gen guns made in this caliber, finish and barrel length. Standard revolver with the blue and case color finish with the Colt checkered black grips. Housed in a black box that has no end label or serial number. CONDITION: Excellent. Gun shows a hint of muzzle wear and the straps show a bit of thinning to finish but still a solid 95% gun. The color is bold and bright. Action shows all four clicks and the bore is brilliant. 2,000 - 3,000 2268 - (C) SECOND GENERATION COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Single Action Army Serial No. 22609SA Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Dates to 1958. Standard blue and case color finish with the checkered black grips. CONDITION: Excellent. Solid 99% showing a hint of muzzle wear, a bit of thinning on straps with nominal handling wear and a few cylinder circumference ghost lines. Retains all four strong clicks. Bore is bright. 1,500 - 2,500 2269 - (C) CUSTOM AMERICAN COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .45 LC REVOLVER. Manufacturer: American Model: SAA Serial No. 235850 Caliber/Bore: .45 LC Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern Produced by Colt in 1902, this revolver has all matching numbers, except the barrel. The revolver has been engraved in a period scroll pattern. The gun is in the white. The revolver is fitted with one piece antique Ivory grips that have a nice grain and patina to them. CONDITION: The bore is bright with scattered areas of corrosion. 2,000 - 2,500 2270 - (C) COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .45 LC REVOLVER WITH CUSTOM EMBELLISHMENTS. Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Serial No. 278714 Caliber/Bore: .45 LC Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured by Colt in 1906 this revolver features post factory engraving done in a Helfricht style. The barrel features a one line, block letter style rollmark address with caliber designation following. The Rampant Colt logo appears in a circle on the left side of the frame, a feature discontinued in 1913. The numbers are all matching on frame, trigger guard and back strap. There are traces of case colors on the frame and hammer. The revolver also features Ajax composite two piece grips. The verified proof is present on the left bow of the trigger guard. The front sight has been profiled on the top contour. The initials “BJ” appear on the underside of the barrel, possibly of the engraver. CONDITION: There is muzzle wear to the finish, the bore shows wear and areas of light frost. Handling marks from use are evident on the barrel and grip frame. 2,000 - 3,000

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2271 - (M) COLT COLT-WINCHESTER COMMEMORATIVE .44-40 SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Serial No. 2555WC Caliber/Bore: .44-40 Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern Colt single action army chambered in 44-40. This is a commemorative produced in collaboration with Winchester intended to be paired with a similarly embellished Winchester 1894. The revolvers were available to be purchased separately. The revolver features a high polished blue finish with gilded etchings of Samuel Colts signature, scrollwork, Colt logo and factory. Only 4,000 pieces were produced, this example is # 2555. CONDITION: The bore is bright, there are only a few handling marks, mainly on the butt. 2,000 - 3,000 2272 - (M) COLT CUSTOM GUN SHOP SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER ENGRAVING SAMLER WITH BOX Manufacturer: Colt Model: Single Action Army Serial No. SA73176 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Modern The matching serial number box Colt Custom Gun Shop label reads “ COLT ENGRAVING SAMPLER”. The revolver itself has the full nickel finish with the Colt silver medallion ivory grips. The left grip panel is etched “ R. REENSHAUR 1831, L.NIMSCHKE 1850-1900, C.HELFRICHT 1871-1921 and CONTEMORARY” The class C scroll engraving is a mix of styles from all of the listed Colt engravers. This gun also features the old school black powder frame and the oval donut ejector rod head. CONDITION: Gun shows no signs of having ever been fired but does show a light drag line. Bore is bright. 3,000 - 4,000 2273 - (M) COLT STOREKEEPER MODEL SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER WITH BOX. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Single Action Army Serial No. SA71006 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Modern This beautiful revolver is built on the black powder frame, has no ejector, sports full nickel plated finish, and 1-piece ivory grips with silver Colt medallions. Barrel has the small 2-line Colt legend. Left side of barrel is stamped “COLTS STOREKEEPER MODEL”. Frame has the 3-line patent legend. Revolver comes in its original matching box with paperwork. CONDITION: Excellent. Cylinder shows no signs of any face burn and does not appear to have been fired since leaving the factory, showing only nominal handling marks found on nickel finish guns. 2,500 - 3,500 2274 - (M) COLT SHERIFFS MODEL SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER WITH BOX Manufacturer: Colt Model: Single Action Army Serial No. SA70539 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Modern This beautiful Sheriffs Model was built on the black powder frame and has no ejector rod. Finish is standard blue and case color with a set of Colt gold medallion ivory grips. The barrel has the two line Colt legend. It is housed in its original matching number box with paperwork and the original $3000 price sticker. CONDITION: Shows no signs of having ever been fired although there is a ghost drag line. Colors are brilliant. Action and bore are like new. 2,500 - 4,000

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2275 - (M) ENGRAVED 150TH ANNIVERSARY COLT SINGLE ACTIION ARMY BUNTLINE REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Single Action Army Serial No. AM0450 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 10” FFL Status: Modern Only 490 of these special Colts were made in 1986 celebrating their 150th anniversary. It is a so called Buntline example that is finished in full Colt blue with fluted cylinders and fitted with 1-piece smooth walnut grips with gold medallions. It is built on the black powder frame with the oval donut ejector rod head. The barrel and cylinder are engraved in the 19th century style bank note scroll with punch dot back grounds. The back strap has the 150 years Colt gold filled logo with scroll. The top of barrel is stamped with the 150th anniversary legend. Comes with the special wood display box and paperwork. CONDITION: Excellent. Shows no signs of having ever been fired since leaving the factory. Bore is bright. 2,000 - 3,000

2276 - (M) COLT CUSTOM SHOP SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER WITH BOX Manufacturer: Colt Model: Single Action Army Serial No. SA68188 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Modern This custom ship gun features the full nickel finish with one piece ivory grips. It is built on the early black powder frame with the early oval donut style ejector head. The Colt barrel legend is one line and the frame patent legend is three line. Gun is housed in the Custom Gun Shop box with matching hand written serial number along with paperwork. CONDITION: Shows no signs of having ever been fired. Bore is bright. 2,000 - 3,000

2277 - (C) COLT PEACEMAKER CENTENNIAL ETCHED PANEL 44-40 FRONTIER SIX SHOOTER WITH CASE Manufacturer: Colt Model: Single Action Army Serial No. 1172PC Caliber/Bore: .44 -40 Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic The right side of barrel is stamped “1873 PEACEMAKER CENTENNIAL 1973” Colt offered a matching set of a roll die Frontier Six Shooter built on a smokeless frame paired with a black powder frame Cavalry model. This single revolver features the famous etched panel ‘FRONTIER SIX SHOOTER” in a panel on left side of barrel. This revolver uses a black powder frame and has the old type bulls-eye ejector head. The barrel sports the single line Colt address with the two line patent legend on frame. Finished in full nickel and using the old style Colt black eagle grips. This revolver is housed in a brown leatherette French fitted single gun case with plaque. CONDITION: Shows in as new condition with no signs of having ever been fired. This is a late 2nd generation gun and one of the most handsome commemoratives ever made. 1,500 - 2,500

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2278 - (M) NICKEL SHERIFF MODEL COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER IN BOX Manufacturer: Colt Model: Single Action Army Serial No. SA71802 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Modern This is a full factory nickel gun sporting the Colt silver medallion ivory grips. Revolver is housed in its original matching number box with paperwork. It is built on the early black powder frame with the bulls eye ejector rod head and no ejector housing. CONDITION: Shows in near new condition with no discernable cylinder face burn and light drag line and showing just the usual nominal handling marks found on most nickel finish guns. Mechanically crisp with a bright bore. 1,500 - 2,500

2279 - (M) COMMORATIVE COLT TEXAS SESQUICENTENNIAL SINGLE ACTION ARMY SHERIFF REVOLVER WITH BOX AND CASE Manufacturer: Colt Model: Single Action Army Serial No. TX0809 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Modern Approximately 1000 of these special sheriff models were produced in 1986. Features the full blue finish, barrel with no ejector, one piece ivory grips, and a non-fluted cylinder. The barrel, cylinder, and back strap have gold etchings pertaining to this event. Comes in cardboard box with paperwork as well as two French fitted specially marked Colt oak display cases. CONDITION: Shows as new. 1,500 - 2,500

2280 - (C) CASED CENTENNIAL COLT PEACEMAKER AND FRONTIER SIX SHOOTER SINGLE ACTION REVOLVERS. Manufacturer: (Both) Colt Model: (Both) SAA Serial No. (A) MPC104 (B) 104MPC Caliber/Bore: (A) 45 Colt (B) .44-40 W.C.F. Barrel Length: (Both) 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic In 1973, to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Colt Single Action Army, one of the most celebrated of any Colt model, Colt produced what arguable was the nicest and most realistic commemoratives ever made, faithful copies of their Cavalry Model as well as their equally famous 44-40 Frontier Six Shooter. The cavalry model features the black powder frame with the blue and case color finish, the US stamp on frame, a cartouche stamp on the right side of the walnut grip, retaining the one line Colt barrel address, the two line patent legend on frame with the special inscription on right side of barrel, “1873 PEACEMAKER CENTENIAL 1973. The other revolver in this set is the smokeless framed nickel plated commercial version with the eagle black checkered grips. The left side of barrel, like the original, reads “ COLT FRONTIER SIX SHOOTER” while the special 1873-1973 stamp is now on the right side along with the one line barrel legend and the. two line Colt patent stamp of frame. These revolvers were offered separately as well as a very limited number of matching number pairs. This pair is housed in its own wood and glass display two gun case with plaques. CONDITION: Neither gun appears to have been fired and remain in near new condition. A stunning pair. 3,000 - 4,000

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2281 - (C) LOT OF 2: CASED SET OF 2ND GENERATION COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVERS. Manufacturer: (Both) Colt Model: (Both) SAA Serial No. (B) 31623SA (A) 2755SA Caliber/Bore: (B) .45 Colt (A) .44 - 40 Barrel Length: (Both) 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Both guns feature the standard blue and case color finish. (A) Serial 2755 SA. Dates to 1956, first year production. Barrel is stamped SINGLE ACTION ARMY 44-40. This caliber was not available in 1956 so barrel was changed. The installed 44-40 cylinder is fluted and marked 44-40. There is an extra cylinder marked .44 S (.44 special) as well as a non-fluted and unmarked cylinder that also accepts the 44-40 round. The barrel has the one line Colt address. The frame has the two line Colt patent stamp with pony. Revolver has custom made stag grips. CONDITION: Excellent as custom made and finished retaining the majority of the blue. The straps retain majority of their reapplied blue. Frame colors remain at about 75%. The grips are excellent. Mechanically sound with all four crisp clicks. Bore is bright. The cylinders all show some drag line and none have the second generation pony stamp. (B) Serial 31623 dates to 1960. Barrel reads COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .45. The fluted cylinder is stamped 45, no pony stamp and takes a 45 Colt round. This barrel also has the one line Colt barrel address. Frame has the two line Colt patent legend with pony. Grips are faux pearl with silver medallions. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains the majority of blue showing light handling. The replacement cylinder shows some light drag lines. Frame retains approximately 80% case color. Grips are excellent. Mechanically sound with four clicks and a bright bore. Guns are housed in a fine wood case. Adding a fluted .45 ACP cylinder would complete this pair. 3,000 - 5,000

2282 - (C) COLT BISLEY SINGLE ACTION ARMY .45 COLT REVOLVER (1906). Manufacturer: Colt Model: Bisley Serial No. 279415 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Circa 1906 per Colt’s serial number lookup. Classic blue and case colored configuration with a 4 - 3/4” barrel, half moon front sight, two line address across top of barrel, Bisley legend and caliber designation across left, kidney shaped ejector rod housing, and gutta percha grips with embossed Rampant Colts at top. Matching serial numbers observed on frame, trigger guard, and butt. CONDITION: Very good, with scattered handling marks and rubs. Barrel retains approximately half of the bluing, with losses largely on high edges consistent with holster wear. Frame has approximately 30% case colors remaining, largely in protected areas. Trigger guard proofs still with distension from application of stamp, with losses to sharp edges and high traffic areas such as grip straps. Grips excellent with a small chip at heel of right grip scale. Mechanically fine, bore with strong rifling and some mild frosting. 3,000 - 5,000 2283 - (M) NICKEL COLT DIAMONDBACK .22LR WITH BOX Manufacturer: Colt Model: Diamondback Serial No. P54317 Caliber/Bore: .22 LR Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Modern Manufactured in 1982. This revolver is finish in nickel and sports a matte rib barrel. Standard fixed front sight with an adjustable rear sight. Features checkered 2-piece walnut grips with gold medallion inserts. Includes factory woodgrain box with matching handwritten end label. CONDITION: Excellent with faint turn line and light handling. Fine mechanics. Excellent bore, likely as unfired since leaving the factory. Box shows edge wear and end label is detached. 2,500 - 3,500

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2284 - (C) EARLY COLT DIAMONDBACK .38 SPECIAL DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Diamondback Serial No. D23281 Caliber/Bore: .38 Special Barrel Length: 2 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Dates to 1968, 3rd year production. This gun features the short frame, blue finish, vent rib, solid lug, Baughman style front sight, adjustable rear sight, wide spur hammer, thin serrated trigger, and checkered walnut grips with silver medallions. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains virtually all of its blue finish with nominal handling marks. Fine mechanics and bore. Comes with a period correct box with paperwork for a longer barrel gun and no end label. Matching number written on bottom. Probably factory return box. 1,500 - 2,500 2285 - (M) COLT PYTHON .357 MAGNUM DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Python Serial No. K91965 Caliber/Bore: .357 Magnum Barrel Length: 2 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern Dates to 1982. This is a desirable snub nose Python features the blue finish, blued front sight, adjustable rear sight, wide spur hammer, small serrated trigger, vent rib, solid lug and sporting the smaller officers model type gold medallion checkered grips. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains at least 99% blue but there is a handling mark on trigger guard, some light face burn, a light drag line, and some nominal handling marks. Grips are excellent. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 2,000 - 3,000 2286 - (M) COLT PYTHON .357 MAGNUM DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Python Serial No. K14556 Caliber/Bore: .357 Magnum Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Modern Dates to 1980. Standard features include the vent rib, solid rib, red insert front sight, adjustable rear sight, wide spur hammer, thin serrated trigger, and Colt rubber grips with gold medallions. Comes in matching number box. CONDITION: Excellent. Basically shows some handling marks and a bit of cylinder face wear. Mechanically sound with bright bore. 2,000 - 3,000 2287 - (M) DESIRABLE 2 - 1/2” COLT PYTHON .357 MAGNUM DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER WITH BOX Manufacturer: Colt Model: Python Serial No. LA7819 Caliber/Bore: .357 magnum Barrel Length: 2 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern Dates to 1980. Rich polish royal blue finish with matted ventilated rib, red insert ramp front sight and the adjustable white line rear sight with checkered finger grooved Pachmayr grips with silver Colt medallions. Gun comes with its matching box with hang tag and manual. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains nearly all its bright blue with nominal handling marks, a ghost drag line, minor face burn and mechanically sound with a bright bore. Box shows usual wear. 2,000 - 4,000

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2288 - (M) BRIGHT STAINLESS STEEL COLT PYTHON .357 MAGNUM DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER WITH BOX. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Python Serial No. T29721 Caliber/Bore: .357 Magnum Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Modern Dates to 1984. Very desirable Python with this scarce finish. Features the vent rib, solid lug, red insert front sight, adjustable rear sight, wide spur hammer, thin serrated trigger, and Colt rubber grips with golden medallions. Comes in matching number box with paperwork and hang tag. CONDITION: Shows as near new with no readily visible face burn, bright cylinder walls and forcing cone. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 1,500 - 2,500

SEE WEBSITE FOR ADDITIONAL PHOTOS 2289 - (M) BRIGHT STAINLESS COLT PYTHON .357 MAGNUM DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER WITH FACTORY LETTER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Python Serial No. T80220 Caliber/Bore: .357 Magnum Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Modern Per the included factory letter, this revolver shipped in a shipment of 2 on November 23, 1988 to Cotter & Company of Harvard, Illinois. Finished in bright factory stainless, fitted with a four inch ventilated ribbed barrel and red insert fixed front sight and white outline target rear sight. Two piece checkered walnut grips with gold medallion inserts. Factory letter confirms configuration, the grips unlisted. CONDITION: Excellent with light handling. Very fine bore and fine mechanics. 1,500 - 2,500

2290 - (M) SCARCE COLT .38 SPECIAL PYTHON TARGET DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Python Target Serial No. LA8228 Caliber/Bore: .38 Special Barrel Length: 8” FFL Status: Modern Dates to 1980. With vent rib, solid lug, blue front sight, adjustable rear sight, wide spur hammer and the Colt Type 3 checkered walnut grips with gold medallions. Left side of barrel is stamped “Python Target .38 Special”. Comes in box with paperwork but no end labels. CONDITION: Excellent. Cylinder face shows test fire amount of face burn as well as a ghost drag line. Otherwise, shows in near new condition with fine mechanics and a bright bore. 2,000 - 3,000

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2291 - (C) MATCHING COMPLETE SET (6) US WW1 & WW2 COLT COMMEMORATIVE 1911 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOLS. Manufacturer: (All) Colt Model: (All) 1911/ 1911 A-1 Serial No. 267CT,BW,M2,MA, PTO AND ETO Caliber/Bore: (All) .45 acp Barrel Length: (All) 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic This complete matching numbered set (267) includes both of the WWII examples to include the European and Pacific theater pistols as well as all four of the WWI pistols. Each gun exhibits a specific suffix after the 267 serial number. Each pistol includes their matching wood display cases. The WWII guns also have their plated dummy cartridges. Each pre series 70 pistol is housed in their plain cardboard boxes and each comes with Colt instructions, certificates and warranty cards. The war series guns were first offered in 1967 and concluded with the WWII guns in 1970. All come with one appropriate magazine. Guns are listed and described in the order in which they were released. All of the WWI guns (4) are built on the Colt 1911 platform with WWI style parts such as the long smooth trigger, flat main spring housing, checkered slide stop and safety, checkered wide spur hammers, bevel edge square notch rear sight and lanyard loop. All were finished in blue. Each has the special engraved and gold filled inscriptions on both sides of the slide and four different style wood grips with special 1” brass medallions on each side. Both of the WWII guns are Model 1911-A1’s with nickel finish, serrated arched mainspring housing, lanyard loop, short serrated trigger, checkered hammer, smooth wood grips sporting Colt gold medallions. (A) The first of special gun offered in this series honors the Battle of CHATEAU THIERRY dating to 1967 with total production of 7400 units. This edition features the double diamond checkered walnut grips. (B) BELLEAU WOOD. Total production is 7400. While slide is still dated 1967, it is listed in research having been offered in 1968. Grips are smooth Rosewood. (C) 2ND BATTLE of the MARNE, also listed as offered in 1968. This is a special Deluxe edition of 75 that exhibits hand engraved scroll on frame and slide. These grips appear to be smooth maple or ash. (D) MEUSE-ARGONNE. 7400 units produced and offered in 1969, the last of the WWI series. Grips are smooth walnut. The WWII pistol honoring the Pacific Theater as well as the other for the European Theater sports the special engraving on both sides of the slide. The Pacific sports smooth rosewood grips while the European sports smooth Burl walnut. The six cardboard boxes are housed in a shipping box addressed to Lew Horton. CONDITION: Each pistol appears to be unfired showing only minute handling. A great complete set with one special Deluxe hand engraved example. 5,000 - 10,000

2292 - (M) LOT OF 2: MATCHED AUTO-ORDNANCE THOMPSON 1927A5 PISTOL AND 1927A3 SEMI-AUTOMATIC CARBINE. Manufacturer: (BOTH) Auto Ordnance Corp. Model: (A) 1927A5 (B) 1927A3 Serial No. (A) 519 (B) T519 Caliber/Bore: (A) .45 ACP (B) .22 Long Rifle Barrel Length: (A) 11 - 1/2” (B) 16” FFL Status: Modern This pair of vintage West Hurley, New York made Thompsons are numbered as a pair, “519” and “T519”. Gun (A) is factory 1927A5 .45 pistol with blued finned barrel, blade front sight, flip up ladder rear, alloy receiver, grooved military style walnut forend, and walnut pistol grip. It is accompanied by 13 varied stick magazine and a West Hurley dummy drum. CONDITION: Good. The vast majority of the original finishes are retained with some areas of loss wear, and oxidation. Stocks have some scattered impressions. Well defined, frosted bore. Fine mechanics. Magazines have oxidation, some rather severe. (B) is a desirable 1927A3 .22 LR carbine with finned barrel, Cutts style compensator front sight, aperture rear, alloy frame, pistol grip forend, walnut pistol grip, and fixed stock with sing slut and plastic butt plate. No magazine present. CONDITION: Very good. Nearly all of the original factory finishes are retained with a few minor oxidation spots. Wood has a few minor handling marks as well as a filled in hole along the toeline. Strong, well defined bore. Fine mechanics. 2,000 - 3,000

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2293 - (M) DSA INC CUSTOM RHODESIAN R1 FAL 7.62X51MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE SERIAL NUMBER 3. Manufacturer: DSA Model: FAL Serial No. 3 Caliber/Bore: 7.62x51mm Barrel Length: 21” FFL Status: Modern Built on a milled DSA R1 receiver numbered 00003 with an added Rhodesian Security Forces crest on the magazine well. Pencil barrel with perforated flash hider, protected post front sight, grenade launching front sight, and elevation adjustable aperture rear. Furniture includes a ventilated fiberglass forend, smooth black pistol grip, and hardwood stock with steel butt plate. Accompanied by a metric pattern magazine. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the custom matte black finishes are retained. Surplus handguard and pistol grip show some expected wear. Stock is excellent. Crisp, bright bore. Fine mechanics. 1,500 - 2,500 2294 - (M) HECKLER & KOCH MODEL MR556A1 COMPETITION SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: Heckler & Koch Model: MR556A1 Serial No. 241-303152 Caliber/Bore: 5.56 NATO Barrel Length: 16 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern Manufactured in 2015 as an-updated semi-automatic civilian version of the HK416 assault rifle, used by elite forces worldwide. Free floated matte finished German HK barrel with OSS compensator. Full length optic rail. Gun features piston driven operation, ambidextrous safety, and extended magazine release. Furniture includes a keymod forend, pebble textured pistol grip, and Magpul CTR telescoping stock. Includes a German made HK translucent 30-round magazine, HK tactical soft case, manual, and multitool. CONDITION: Excellent as new with only light handling marks. Excellent bore showing little if any use. Fine mechanics. 1,500 - 2,500 2295 - (M) PRE-BAN COLT AR-15A2 HBAR SPORTER SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH BOX AND LETTER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: AR-15A2 Serial No. SP241280 Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: Modern Per the included factory letter, this rifle was sent as a shipment of 15 like guns to Outdoor Sports Headquarters Inc. of Atlanta, Georgia. Matte finished heavy barrel marked “C MP 5.56 NATO 1/7 HBAR” with bird cage flash hider. Protected post front sight on a triangular base with bayonet lug. A2 carry handle upper with adjustable aperture rear sight. Furniture includes a ribbed handguard, checkered A2 pistol grip, and fixed stock with trap butt plate. Gun has its matching numbered green label box, 2 factory 5-round limited magazines, manual, hang tag, and sling. Factory letter confirms configuration and also indicates that it was factory furnished with a .22 conversion unit. The .22 LR conversion kit with magazine is included and remains in its original packaging. CONDITION: Excellent as new with faint handling. Mirror bore. Fine mechanics. Box shows some wear. 1,500 - 2,500 2296 - (M) PRE-BAN COLT AR-15A2 HBAR SPORTER WITH BOX AND FACTORY LETTER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: AR-15A2 Serial No. SP233405 Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: Modern Per the included factory letter this rifle was sent as a shipment of 9 like guns to W.L. Baumler of Lorain, Ohio on January 4, 1989. Matte finished heavy barrel marked “C MP 5.56 NATO 1/7 HBAR” with bird cage flash hider. Protected post front sight on a triangular base with bayonet lug. A2 carry handle upper with adjustable aperture rear sight. Furniture includes a ribbed handguard, checkered A2 pistol grip, and fixed stock with trap butt plate. Gun has its matching numbered green label box, 2 factory 5-round limited magazines, manual, hang tag, sling, and muzzle cover. Factory letter confirms configuration. CONDITION: Excellent as new with light handling. Fine bore and mechanics. 1,500 - 2,500

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2297 - (M) PRE-BAN COLT AR-15A2 GOVERNMENT CARBINE WITH BOX AND FACTORY LETTER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: AR-15A2 Serial No. GC007337 Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington Barrel Length: 16” FFL Status: Modern Per the included factory letter which confirms the configuration of this carbine, it was sent as a shipment of 32 like guns on December 16, 1991 to Ellett Brothers of Chapin, South Carolina. Military matte finished pencil barrel marked “C MP 5.56 NATO 1/7” with bird cage flash hider. Protected post front sight on a triangular base with bayonet lug. A2 carry handle upper with adjustable aperture rear sight. “GOV’T CARBINE” marked lower. Furniture includes a 2-piece ribbed carbine forend, checkered A2 pistol grip, and plastic telescoping stock. Gun is housed in its matching numbered green label box with 2 factory 5-round limited Colt magazines, manual, sling, muzzle cover, and cleaning tools. CONDITION: Excellent as new with only light handling. Excellent bore. Fine mechanics. 1,500 - 2,500

2298 - (M) COLT AR-15A2 SEMI-AUTOMATIC GOVERNMENT CARBINE. Manufacturer: Colt Model: AR-15 A2 Serial No. LGC039779 Caliber/Bore: 5.56x45mm Barrel Length: 16 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern Circa 1990s production with “RESTRICTED / MILITARY/GOVERNMENT / LAW ENFORCEMENT/EXPORT / USE ONLY” marking on the right side of the lower. Matte finished pencil barrel marked “C MP 5.56 NATO 1/7” with bird cage flash hider. Triangular base protected post front sight with bayonet lug and A2 adjustable carry handle mounted aperture rear sight. Furniture includes a ribbed carbine forend, checkered A2 pistol grip, and telescoping stock. A Colt 20-round aluminum magazine is included. CONDITION: Excellent with some light scattered handling marks. Good, strong bore. Fine mechanics. 1,500 - 2,500 2299 - (M) PRE-BAN COLT MODEL SP1 AR-15 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: Colt Model: SP1 Serial No. 163293 Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: Modern Circa 1982 production. Classic “C MP CHROME BORE” marked pencil barrel with bird cage flash hider. Triangle protected post front sight with bayonet lug. A1 style adjustable aperture carry handle rear sight. Left side of the lower is marked with pertinent manufacturer information. Furniture includes a black 2-piece polymer triangular hand guard, checkered pistol grip and fixed position stock with tool trap butt plate. Gun includes a 20-round aluminum Colt magazine and black woven sling. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the factory finishes are retained throughout with only light handling marks. Furniture is likewise fine. Crisp, bright bore. Fine mechanics. 1,500 - 2,500

2300 - (M) PRE-BAN SPRINGFIELD ARMORY M1A SEMI AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: Springfield Armory Model: M1A Serial No. 9126 Caliber/Bore: 7.62x51mm NATO Barrel Length: 22” FFL Status: Modern Manufactured circa late 1970s. Parkerized “NM” marked National Match SAK barrel dated “76” with perforated flash hider without bayonet lug. Blade front sight and National Match style rear aperture. Glass bedded walnut stock with sling swivels and a brown polymer handguard. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the parkerized finishes are retained as assembled with some mild wear. Stock has some light handling marks and impressions. Excellent, bright bore. Fine mechanics. 1,500 - 2,500

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2301 - (M) RUGER MINI-30 7.62X39MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: Ruger Model: Mini-30 Serial No. 186-02988 Caliber/Bore: 7.62x39mm Barrel Length: 18 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern This Ruger rifle features a Garand style action and a blued finish with a wood stock. The rifle comes with a military style sling and one five round factory magazine. The rifle is also equipped with a 3x9x40 Simmons scope. CONDITION: Excellent. The rifle appears to have been fired very little. It has a bright bore and very little handling. 800 - 1,500

2302 - (M) RUGER STAINLESS NEW MODEL CONVERTABLE SINGLE SIX .22 LR REVOLVER WITH BOX. Manufacturer: Ruger Model: Single Six Serial No. 65-39785 Caliber/Bore: .22 LR Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern Features the target adjustable rear sight, brushed stainless, two-piece walnut grips with medallions and housed in Ruger red box. There is a non-fluted .22 magnum cylinder included. CONDITION: Excellent. Has been shot, both cylinders show some face burn, otherwise just some nominal handling marks. Mechanically sound with bright bore. 400 - 600

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2303 - (M) BELGIAN BROWNING HI-POWER 9MM SEM-AUTOMATIC PISTOL Manufacturer: Browning Model: Hi-Power Serial No. 245PZ75177 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4 - 5/8” FFL Status: Modern Produced by Browning in Belgium 1981. The pistol features a scarce satin nickel finish and a gold plated trigger. The pistol also features a spur trigger and checkered wood grips with Browning medallions. CONDITION: The pistol has a few very small handling marks from use, the nickel finish shows little use. The bore is bright and the magazine safety is intact. 1,000 - 1,500

2304 - (M) AMT AUTOMAG V SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL IN .50 AE. Manufacturer: Arcadia Machine & Tool Model: Auto Mag V Serial No. 1953-3000 Caliber/Bore: .50 Action Express Barrel Length: 6 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern These potent .50 AE pistols were only manufactured from 1993 to 1995. Matted stainless construction with brushed slide sides. Ported barrel. Adjustable 2-dot sights. 2-piece ribbed black plastic grips. CONDITION: Excellent. Pistol shows some mild surface scratches. Very good, crisp bore. Fine mechanics. 1,500 - 2,500

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2305 - (M) PASADENA AMT AUTOMAG MODEL 180 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL IN .44 AMP. Manufacturer: Automag Corperation Model: Automag 180 Serial No. A00277 Caliber/Bore: .44 AMP Barrel Length: 7” FFL Status: Modern This is an early Pasadena gun only made in 1971 through 1972. It is standard in all respects as made of stainless steel with the full vent rib, target adjustable rear sight, black checkered grips, and comes with one magazine in the AMT black plastic case. CONDITION: Excellent showing minor handling marks. Bore is bright. 2,500 - 3,500

2306 - (M) WILDEY FIREARMS “SURVIVOR” .45 WIN MAG SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH BOX Manufacturer: Wildey Firearms Model: Survivor Serial No. 45-1204 Caliber/Bore: .45 Win Mag Barrel Length: 8” FFL Status: Modern Originally designed in 1973 by Wildey J. Moore and built in Cheshire Ct. It is noted as the first ever gas operated semi-auto and for some of the old timers, is best remembered as the special friend of Charles Bronson in Death Wish 3. It resembles some sort of weapon from Star Wars with the long barrel, full vent rib, the gas regulator knob at barrel breech, double action, brushed stainless steel, target adjustable rear sight and checkered walnut grips. It is housed in its original matching box with an extra magazine and a 1982 dated manual. Arguably, one of the most powerful autos ever made and definitely one of most rakish handguns ever built. CONDITION: Shows in as new condition with a bright bore. 2,000 - 3,000

2307 - (M) WILDEY FIREARMS “SURVIVOR “ .45 WIN MAG SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH BOX Manufacturer: Wildey Firearms Model: Survivor Serial No. 45-1048 Caliber/Bore: .45 Win Mag Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Modern Originally designed in 1973 by Wildey J. Moore and built in Cheshire Ct. It is noted as the first ever gas operated semi-auto and for some of the old timers, is best remembered as the special friend of Charles Bronson in Death Wish 3. It resembles some sort of weapon from Star Wars with the scarce 6” long barrel, full vent rib, the gas regulator knob at barrel breech, double action, brushed stainless steel, target adjustable rear sight and checkered walnut grips. It is housed in its original matching box with an extra magazine and a 1982 dated manual and a 1989 dated test target. Arguably, one of the most powerful autos ever made and definitely one of most rakish handguns ever built. CONDITION: Shows in as new condition with a bright bore. 2,000 - 3,000

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2308 - (M) SPECIAL (3 ) GUN SET OF LEE JURRAS CUSTOM AUTOMAG MODEL 100 SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOLS INCLUDING THE .41 Manufacturer: Automag Corperation Model: (All 3) 100 Serial No. (A) LEJ-33X (B) LEJ-033 (C) LEJ-033 Caliber/Bore: (A) .44 AMP (B) .41 AMP (C) .357 AMP Barrel Length: (All 3) 6” FFL Status: Modern The original Arcadia Machine & Tool Auto Mag Corp or AMT , located in Pasadena, lasted only from 1971 through 1972. TDE OF El Monte took over after the bankruptcy. The Auto Mag pistol was designed by Lee Jurras. These early semi automatic big bores were originally offered in the .44 Auto Mag (AMP) cartridge but were later joined by the .357 Auto Mag. They were made in stainless steel, featured full vent ribs, target adjustable rear sights and mostly fitted with exotic wood grips. All are marked TDE , L.E.Jurras, Custom Model 100, El Monte Calif. patent pending , each with their caliber such as .44 AMP. From what information we could obtain, these were meant to be a limited edition of no more than 100 guns in three calibers, the .44, the .357 and for this special edition, the new .41 AMP. It appears as if they were made as ordered and in the case of the newly invented .41, only approximately 35 in this caliber were ever made. This set includes that .41 AMP in what may be the scarcest of any modern era big bore semi auto pistol. Each of these three pistols has the 6 1/2” barrels and the vent rib. Each of these special guns have the LEJ initials in the serial number used only for the Model 100. The 44 is 33x, the .357 is 33 and lastly, the .41 is number 033. Given that all are number 33 means this set was purchased as a set. Each comes in its own specially marked single gun leatherette carry case. There is an original 1971 dated booklet on the .44 Auto Model 180 from Pasadena that was stamped “.357 AMP ser. no 033”. The other booklet, dated 1975, lists all three calibers. Given that only about 35 pistols were ever made in the .41 caliber and could have been purchased separately, it is unknown as to how many of these 35 guns were sold as a complete matching set as this writer could find no known sales as a set as they would have been very pricey in 1975. CONDITION: Each gun shows as near new with nominal handling. All the bores are bright. It is interesting to note that all three of these matching guns have different exotic wood grips. Arguably, the rarest set of modern handguns ever produced. 15,000 - 25,000 2309 - (M) GRIZZLY MARK 1 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL IN .45 WIN MAG. Manufacturer: L.A.R. Manufactoring Model: Mark 1 Serial No. A003246 Caliber/Bore: .45 Win Mag Barrel Length: 5 - 3/8” FFL Status: Modern The early Mark 1 was introduced around 1983-84. They were produced by the L.A.R. company in West Jordon, Utah. Production ceased in 1999 for all of the subsequent models. They were built on the 1911 Colt platform but were a heftier version. Features the two tone brushed stainless frame with a blue finished slide. They also feature the 5/8” wide flat slide rib, an adjustable rear target sight, a red insert front, ambidextrous safety, beaver tail grip safety, LAR wrap around rubber grips and comes with one extra LAR stamped magazine. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains virtually all of its finish showing nominal handling marks and a few freckles. Bore is bright. 1,500 - 2,500

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2310 - (M )AMT AUTOMAG MODEL IV SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL IN 10MM WITH BOX Manufacturer: AMT Model: Automag 4 Serial No. A01320 Caliber/Bore: 10 mm Barrel Length: 8 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern AMT was acquired around 1989 by IAI of Irwindale Ca. This is an example of one of the newer Automag IV semi auto pistols chambered for the 10mm Mag. it was also made in the .45 Win Mag. It is still made of brushed stainless steel, there is no vent rib but features the adjustable rear sight, black composite grips, an extended barrel and comes in its box with one magazine and paperwork. CONDITION: Shows in near condition with nominal handling and has a bright bore. 1,500 - 2,500 2311 - (M) CASED AMT AUTOMAG MODEL 160 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL IN .357 AMP. Manufacturer: AMT Model: 160 Serial No. A06155 Caliber/Bore: .357 AMP Barrel Length: 6.5” FFL Status: Modern This is an El Monte gun. It is of standard stainless construction but is now a dual tone high polish finish. It has a ported barrel. Still retains the standard full vent rib, adjustable rear sight, checkered grips and is housed in an AMT plastic case. CONDITION: Shows in near new condition with only nominal handling. Bore is bright. 1,500 - 2,500 2312 - (C) ENGRAVED BELGIUM BROWNING RENAISSANCE HI-POWER SEMI-AUTOMATIC WITH DISPLAY CASE Manufacturer: Browning Model: Hi-Power Serial No. 74C12720 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4 - 5/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic This pistol dates to 1974. It is one of the most factory ornate and engraved Hi Powers ever produced. The Germanic oak leaf scroll engraving encompasses nearly the entirety of this pistol. Finish is in satin nickel with a gold trigger and faux pearl grips. This fine gun is housed in a Browning oak display case. CONDITION: Shows in as new condition with a bright bore. 3,000 - 4,500 2313 - (M) COONAN ARMS MODEL B SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL IN .357 MAGNU WITH BOX. Manufacturer: Coonan Arms Model: semi auto MODEL B Serial No. B003200 Caliber/Bore: .357 Magnum Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Modern While the Auto Mag made a .357 magnum semi auto pistol, it would not chamber a standard .357 magnum revolver round. Coonan was the first ever to produce a semi automatic in this caliber dating to the late 1970s. They went out of business for a second time in 2019. Built along the Colt 1911 platform, it is made of stainless steel, features a wind drift rear sight, a light weight hammer, a beaver tail grip safety and fitted with a set of smooth walnut grips. This pistol comes in its original box with sleeve, paperwork and an extra magazine. CONDITION: Shows in near new condition with nominal handling. Bore is bright. 2,000 - 3,000

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2314 - (M) DESIRABLE CT BRIAN CUSTOM COLT MK IV SERIES 80 OFFICER’S ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Officer Serial No. FA33190 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 3 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern Scarce custom 1911 Officers model Colt built by the late Tim “CT” Brian. The pistol features a checkered front strap, checkered flat mainspring housing and serrations on the rear face of the slide. Matte grey finishes. Trijicon front and rear sights. The pistol has smooth wood grips. CONDITION: Fine. There are a few handling marks from use, but overall the finish is intact. The bore is mostly bright with some light scattered frost in the grooves. Per the consignor this pistol was test fired only. A rare opportunity to acquire gun crafted by the renowned pistol smith. 5,000 - 8,000

2315 - (M) LAUGO ARMS ALIEN SEMI-AUTOMATIC 9MM PISTOL WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Laugo Arms Model: Alien Serial No. A101767 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Modern The Laugo Arms Alien was designed to provide an ultra-low bore axis, so much so that it actually sits beneath most shooters grip. Fiber optic front sight with blacked out rear sight, palm swell grip panels, and magazine well. Other features as standard. With the Alien Arms Full Kit, which includes a spare top rail with a Laugo Arms RDS MoA red dot, Elornis Industries drop offset holster with adjustable elevation and cant, two additional magazines, BoreTech Carbon Remover and Extreme CLP, all housed in a storm grey case, also cut for the Alien. CONDITION: Excellent, NOS or equivalent, with some very minor marks from handling and storage. Mechanically fine, bore excellent with strong rifling and some mild firing residue. Accessories excellent, red dot does not activate; may be a battery issue. 2,500 - 5,000

2316 - (C) COLT 1911 SUPER 38 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1911 Serial No. 82135 Caliber/Bore: .38 Super Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured by Colt in 1950, this high polished blue Super 38 features a “fat barrel” with exterior dimensions the same as the .45, correct for this period of production. The front sight is lightly serrated, ramped blade. The rear is a square notch dovetailed into the slide. CONDITION: The high polish blued finish shows muzzle wear and hairline scratches on the frame and slide. The Coltwood grips are free of defects. The bore is bright. the mechanics are very good. Comes with two period Colt boxes. 2,500 - 3,500

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2317 - (C) ENGRAVED AND SILVER INLAID COLT 1911 .45 AC SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1911 Serial No. C31273 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic This special pistol features six silver over-laid revolvers from Colts past to include the Patterson, the 1851 and the 1860 revolvers on one side with three early Colt pocket derringers on left side. The base of frame shows a Single Action Army and the faux ivory grips have relief carved Dragoons on both sides. The greater portion of this pistol is scroll engraved and both straps are checkered. The wide spur hammer, the trigger, safety and slide lock are checkered. Finish is the pre-war style full blue. Comes with one magazine. The barrel and slide have the BNP (British Nitro Proofed) stamps. CONDITION: Shows as near new with nominal handling. Bore is bright. 2,000 - 3,000

2318 - (C) PRE-WAR COLT GOVERMENT TRANSITION MODEL 1911A1 SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1911 A1 Serial No. C144267 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Dates to 1925. Colt reference lists this serial number as an A1 version having been produced in 1925 making it one of the earliest Commercial A1 models made. Features the standard high polish Colt blue finish, a dovetailed bevel edge rear sight with U notch, checkered high arch mainspring housing, checkered slide stop and safety, checkered wide spur hammer, short checkered trigger and checkered walnut double diamond grips rather than the fully checkered versions. The magazine is a pre-war two toned tempered version. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains at least 93% bright factory blue showing some high edge and muzzle wear with light handling. The front strap has light freckling. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 2,500 - 3,500

2319 - (C) ENGRAVED COLT M1911 A1 SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1911- A1 Serial No. 900829 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic This pistol began life as a GHD (Guy Dewey) inspected 1942 military contract Colt A1. It now features nearly full coverage scroll engraving with the checkered slide stop, safety and arched mainspring. The wide spur checkered hammer has been plated as is the short checkered trigger. None of US Army markings are visible besides the GHD. Gun was nicely re-blued and now has a set of carved ivory grips with the out stretched eagle on both panels. Comes with one magazine. CONDITION: Excellent as custom engraved and finished retaining nearly all of its blue finish. Bore is bold with light frosting. Overall, a very handsome gun. 1,500 - 2,000

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2320 - (C) COLT LIGHTWEIGHT COMMANDER 1911A1 .38 SUPER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL (1951) Manufacturer: Colt Model: Lightweight Comander Serial No. 16727-LW Caliber/Bore: .38 Super Barrel Length: 4 - 1/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Dates to 1951. These early lightweights are designated LW in serial number but not stamped on slide which is simply “COMMANDER MODEL”. Features the alloy frame, dual tone blue finish, wind drift rear sight, light weight hammer, arched main spring, gold medallion checkered walnut grips and one magazine. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains at least 98% of its finish showing some scattered minor handling marks. Bore is bright. 1,500 - 2,000 2321 - (C) COLT NATIONAL MATCH (1961) MID RANGE .38 SPECIAL SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL Manufacturer: Colt Model: National Match Serial No. 695-MR Caliber/Bore: .38 Special Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Dates to 1961. Built just like a standard .45 National Match but chambered for the .38 Wadcutter round. Features the dual tone blue finish, target rear sight, beveled ejection port, NM 4-star Mark III barrel, light weight adjustable trigger, serrated flat main spring housing, flat slide rib, Colt gold medallion checkered walnut grips and a Colt .38 special magazine. 2 additional unmarked spare magazines are also included. CONDITION: Retains nearly all of its blue finish showing minor handling marks. Bore is bright. 1,500 - 2,000 2322 - (C) PRE SERIES 70 COLT MODEL 1911 NATIONAL MATCH SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Colt Model: National Match Serial No. 8744-NM Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Dates to 1961. This early National Match pistol does not sport the Gold Cup legend. It is finished in the standard dual tone blue and features the wide slide rib, the adjustable target rear sight, beveled ejection port, light weight adjustable trigger, flat main spring housing, Colt gold medallion checkered walnut grips and a Colt .45 Auto magazine. Comes in a much later box. CONDITION: Shows in near new condition with nominal handling. The National Match barrel exhibits a bright bore. 1,500 - 2,500 2323 - (M) COLT ENGRAVED CUSTOM GUN SHOP GOVERMENT MODEL 1911 A1 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1911 A1 Serial No. 19081G70 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Modern Dates to 1977, the second year of operation for the newly formed Colt Custom Shop. This Series 70 1911-A1 commercial pistol is nicely scroll engraved with a set of Colt Custom Shop ivory grips and comes with one magazine. This pistol is in dual tone blue and standard in all respects. Comes in a Colt display box. CONDITION: Shows in as new condition. Bore is bright. 2,000 - 3,000

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2324 - (M) LEW HORTON COLT COMBAT ELITE TEN/FORTY TWO TONE SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Elite Ten/Forty Serial No. 1.04E+22 Caliber/Bore: .40 Smith & Wesson Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Modern This was a Lew Horton exclusive and made to fire the 10MM as well as the .40 S&W. The barrel and magazine on this gun are stamped .40 S&W. Built on the 1991 platform, the frame on this pistol is stainless while sporting the blued slide. The left side of slide is stamped “ELITE TEN FORTY” while right side is stamped “ COMBAT ELITE”. Features the white dot wind drift rear sight, white dot front, light weight hammer, long smooth blue trigger, serrated flat main spring housing and Colt gold medallion smooth wood grips and comes in a plastic case with one extra magazine (not caliber stamped) and paperwork / hang tag. CONDITION: Excellent. Near new with some light scratches and handling marks. Left grip has a few nicks. Fine bore and mechanics. 1,500 - 2,500

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2325 - (M) COLT GOLD CUP NATIONAL MATCH SUPER ELITE SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL IN .38 SUPER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Gold Cup National Match Serial No. SE701 Caliber/Bore: .38 Super Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Modern This series 80 Model 1911 Gold Cup National Match pistol features the brushed stainless frame, dual tone blue slide, Elliason target rear sight, wide slide rib, light weight adjustable trigger, extended beaver tail grip safety, Colt medallion smooth walnut grips and comes in matching box with paperwork. CONDITION: Shows in near new condition with a bright bore. 2,000 - 2,500

2326 - (M) JOHNNY ADAMS ENGRAVED COLT 1911 MK IV SERIES 70 GOLD CUP NATIONAL MATCH SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Colt Model: MK IV Series 70 Serial No. 70N44064 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Dates to 1977-78. This example is in the brushed stainless finish and features American Bank Note scroll engraving on the slide and frame as well as the NM barrel. The adjustable target rear sight, front sight blade, slide stop, grip safety, barrel bushing and magazine release button are blued. The slide safety is bright nickel. Standard features include flat wide top slide, a beveled ejection port, light weight adjustable trigger, checkered black rubber flat main spring housing, Colt silver medallion walnut grips and comes with one magazine. This piece is signed by engraver. CONDITION. Shows in near new condition as engraved and custom finished. 2,000 - 3,000

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2327 - (M) COLT MODEL 1911 GOLD CUP SUPER MATCH IN .38 SUPER WITH BOX Manufacturer: Colt Model: Super 38 Serial No. CSM217 Caliber/Bore: .38 Super Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Modern This Series 80 1911 Super Match Gold Cup is built in stainless steel with wide flat slide rib, Elliason target rear sight, light weight adjustable trigger, smooth walnut grips with silver Colt medallion and comes in the Colt carry case with two extra magazines, paperwork and matching box. CONDITION: Shows in near new condition. Bore is bright. 1,500 - 2,500 2328 - (M) FK BRNO FIELD 7.5FK SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: FK BRNO Model: Field Serial No. AB00085 Caliber/Bore: 7.5FK Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Modern These pistols were designed around the proprietary 7.5FK cartridge, which was purpose built to effectively hit an approximately 4” square target at 100 meters with enough energy to kill a 330 lb animal. The chosen handgun design is essentially an enhanced CZ 75 design, with a full length dust cover that houses a proprietary recoil system. The rear sight is also proprietary, and referred to as a “Butterfly” sight, which functions as an aperture sight. Checkered red aluminum grip panels. Comes with 5 spare magazines. CONDITION: Excellent, NOS or equivalent with some very minor handling marks, likely shop wear. Mechanically fine, bore excellent with strong rifling and some minor firing residue. 3,000 - 5,000 2329 - (M) PRE-BAN RPB INDUSTRIES SM11-A1 .380 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: RPB Inustries Model: SM11-A1 Serial No. SAP3801243 Caliber/Bore: .380 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Modern These highly desirable open bolt M11 pistols were manufactured from 1980 to 1982. Matte gray finished with a bled threaded barrel, fixed sights, and black plastic grip web. Includes 2 total magazines. CONDIION: Excellent. Nearly all of the original finishes are retained with high edge wear and surface scuffing. Excellent bore. Fine mechanics. 1,500 - 2,500 2330 - (C) SWISS SIG P49 (P210) SEMI-AUTOMATIC 9MM PISTOL WITH HOLSTER Manufacturer: SIG Model: P210 Serial No. A121965 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 4 - 5/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Circa 1950s Swiss military production Pistole 49 numbered in the “A” prefix block. Matte blue finished slide with serrated top, drift adjustable white dot front sight, and notch rear. Matte finished frame stamped with a “P” on the trigger guard indicating it was privatized to a civilian from military service. Grips are checkered black plastic dated 1953 and 1954 on the inside. Matching numbers observed on slide, barrel, and frame. Import marked on the butt. Pistol is accompanied by a 1964 dated Swiss leather flap holster by Chr. Balmer of Muehleberg, as well as its import tag. CONDITION: Excellent. Original finishes shows some high edge wear and handling marks. Grips likewise have some mild marks. Fine, bright bore. Smooth mechanics. Holster rates very good. A nice example of one of highest regarded military pistols of the 20th century. 1,500 - 2,500

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2331 - (C) RUSSIAN TULA SVT-40 7.62X54R SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: Tula Model: SVT 40 Serial No. T01763 Caliber/Bore: 7.62x54R Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Artic Birch wood stock with steel butt plate and detachable 10 round magazine. Arsenal muzzle brake and fluted chamber to aid in ejection. Gas piston operation. Tula arsenal crest and dated 1941. CONDITION: Very good as arsenal refurbished with fine bright bore. Small import mark on receiver. Mechanically excellent. 1,500 - 2,500 2332 - (C) WEBLEY-FOSBERY MODEL 1903 SEMI-AUTOMATIC .455 REVOLVER Manufacturer: Webley Model: 1903 Serial No. 747 Caliber/Bore: .455 Webley Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Curio & Relic One of approximately 4,237 Model 1903 revolvers manufactured by Webley & Scott. The left side of the top strap is marked “WebleyFosebery”. The left side plate is marked with the W&S winged bullet logo followed by “455 Cordite” and the right side plate it is marked with the serial number. The revolver is all matching numbers. There are British proofs throughout. The revolver is complete with a British marked holster with lanyard. CONDITION: Good. The revolver retains much of its original blue finish with the balance a smooth grey patina. The wood grips show use with a few dings and well defined checkering. Mechanically very good. The bore is dark with areas of corrosion in the lands and grooves. 5,000 - 10,000 2333 - (C) ROCK-OLA M1 SEMI-AUTOMATIC CARBINE. Manufacturer: Rock-ola Model: M1 Carbine Serial No. 4579826 Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured as part of the 2nd block of Rock-Ola production which ran from November 1943 through March 1944. Parkerized Rock-Ola barrel with correct “P” proof. “RP” marked fabricated front sight and “S” marked with correct 2-position flip rear sight. Blued “ROCK-OLA” marked round bolt and unmarked slide. Rock-Ola trigger group with straight “LT-Q” hammer, “BR” magazine catch, and push button safety. Earlier style I-cut high wood walnut stock marked “Q-RMC” in the sling well. Right side has “RMC” cartouche and crossed cannons stamp. 2-rivet handguard stamped “RMC” on the underside retained by a type II band. Includes correct flat bottom 15-round “IA” magazine, and second custom shortened magazine, sling, oiler, and stock magazine pouch. CONDITION: Very good. Parkerized finishes show evidence of some wear from use. Stock shows scattered impressions. Crisp, bright bore with some light cleaned spotting towards the muzzle. Fine mechanics. 2,500 - 4,000 2334 - (C) WWII SPRINGFIELD ARMORY M1 GARAND SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: Springfield Armory Model: M1 Garand Serial No. 3002940 Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured circa July 1944. Springfield barrel dated “3 44” with protected blade front sight and locking bar rear. “D28287-12SA / 011A” marked bolt (1942-1944), relieved “D35382 9 SA” (1943-1945) op rod, “D28290-12-SA” trigger housing (1944-1945), and “C46008-8 SA” hammer (1945). Walnut stocks with boxed “SA / GAW’ inspection cartouche and crossed cannons proof on the left flat along with a faint circle “P” firing proof on the wrist. CONDITION: Fine. Nearly all of the parkerized finishes are retained with mild high edge wear. Stock is fine as cleaned with some light handling marks. Crisp, bright bore. ME of 1. TE of 2. Fine mechanics. A very handsome World War II Garand. 1,500 - 2,500

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2335 - (C) CORRECT GRADE SPRINGFIELD ARMORY M1 GARAND SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: Springfield Model: M1 Garand Serial No. 5851418 Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Late, 1955-57 production. Springfield barrel dated “ 4 55”. Protected blade front sight and post-War “DRC” rear sight. Correct Springfield internals. Walnut stocks with sharp DOD cartouche and circle “P” firing proof. Accompanied by a 2008 CMP certificate and invoice recording this rifle as a Correct Grade. CONDITION: Very fine. Nearly all of the original dark parkerized finish is retained with some mild edgewear and a few scratches. Stock has scattered dings and nicks. Excellent, as new bore. Fine mechanics as still packed with preservative grease. A nice, possibly unissued post-War Garand. 1,500 - 2,500 2336 - (C) 1ST YEAR HIGH POLISH COLT 1908 POCKET HAMMERLESS SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1908 Pocket Hammerless Serial No. 1321 Caliber/Bore: .380 acp Barrel Length: 3 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Dates to first year, 1908. Features the early high polish Colt blue finish with nitre blue smalls such as the trigger, safety and screws. The Colt patent legends are found on left side of slide with pony in circle. Right side has the calibre legend. The grips are the early scalloped Colt pony gutta percha and gun has a high polish blue base stamped .380. CONDITION. Excellent. Overall retains at least 85% of this finish showing some high edge wear and nominal handling. The straps are starting to drift patina. All legends are crisp. Smalls retain generous nitre blue. Bore is bold and lightly frosted. 1,500 - 2,000 2337 - 1912-1915 US NAVY MARKED COLT 1911 SLIDE, EARLY KEY HOLE MAGAZINE AND PARTS. his slide has “MODEL OF 1911 US NAVY” stamped on the right side of slide. This slide is not serial numbered under the firing pin plate. The rear sight is an early type 1 with rounded edges and U shaped notch; early short front sight. The magazine is an early type II with punch and slot referred to as a key hole magazine, missing lanyard loop. Parts include the type I long smooth trigger, the smooth flat mainspring housing with lanyard, the type III checkered recoil spring plug with oval, checkered slide stop and safety, type I short checkered wide spur hammer, smooth grip safety, barrel bushing, sundry springs. May need some minor internal parts to complete and there is no barrel, frame or grips. CONDITION: Very good to fine. The slide finish is a blending grey blue with sharp legends. All parts are fine. 2,000 - 3,000 2338 - (C) EXCEPTIONALLY FINE WWII REMINGTON RAND M1911A1 .45 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Remington Model: M1911 A1 Serial No. 1748601 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured 1944. Grey-green parkerized finish with brown Keyes checkered grips. Correct checkered safety with serrated slide stop and narrow checkered hammer. US inspected “FJA” on left side for Frank J. Atwood with “P” inspection at magazine release area. Correct “S” marked blue finished magazine manufactured by Shaver. Correct “H.S.”(High Standard) blue finished barrel. Short checkered stamped trigger. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine retaining over 99% finish with brilliant bore and mechanically excellent with a trace of finish loss on chamber from slide operation and a small loss of finish at slide stop from disassembly and use. Mechanically excellent. A truly superb example. 3,000 - 4,000

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2339 - (C) REMINGTON RAND 1911A1 .45 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL (1943). Manufacturer: Remington Rand Model: 1911A1 Serial No. 1332787 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured 1943 by Remington Rand for WWII issue. Grey-green parkerized finish. Checkered brown Keyes pattern plastic grips. “HS” (High Standard) marked barrel with checkered safety and grooved slide stop. Short checkered stamped steel trigger. Narrow fine checkered blue finished hammer with grooved arched mainspring housing. Inspected by Frank J. Atwood with “FJA” inspection on left side of frame and “P” inspection to right of magazine release. Small “Remington Rand Syracuse N.Y. USA” slide marking with “P” inspection on top of slide forward of rear sight. “L” marked all blue finish WWII magazine. Pistol remains in proper configuration with correct parts. CONDITION: Very fine with over 97% finish remaining with bright bore and mechanically excellent. A very fine WWII example. 2,000 - 3,000 2340 - (C) SCARCE SEDGLEY 1911A1 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Segley Model: 1911A-1 Serial No. 340A Caliber/Bore: 45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Unique Sedgley assembled Colt Model 1911-A1 pistol with WWI era Savage slide, and Colt factory replacement frame with Sedley applied serial number 340A and the Sedgley “S” in a circle marking on forward right side of trigger guard. Uses a WWII era Colt barrel marked “COLT 45 AUTO” on chamber to left side of trunnion. All blue polished magazine with “S” on the top side of the lip. Long smooth milled trigger with checkered safety and slide release. Diamond pattern walnut grips with wide checkered short hammer and short grip safety. Smooth flat main spring housing. Frame has been modified from 1911 Government pattern to 1911-A1 pattern by milling out the finger grooves to rear of trigger. Heart shaped cut out beneath grips. Slide is mounted with King target front sight and King adjustable rear sight. Sedgley produced custom sporting arms and produced mostly rifles with their distinctive pattern stocks. Most Sedgley handguns were modified Colt & Smith & Wesson revolvers. This 1911-A1 configured .45 is a very uncommon find. CONDITION: Very good with over 85% thinning blue finish remaining. Bore is good with frosting in grooves and strong rifling. Grips are very good with period of use wear. Mechanically excellent. 2,500 - 4,500 2341 - (C) WW2 COLT M1911 A1 SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Colt Model: M1911 A1 Serial No. 1125087 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured 1943 by Colt. Model 1911-A1 45ACP with Grey / Green parkerized finish. 2-line Colt address on left side of slide with Rampant Colt at Center. G.H.D. inspection (Guy H. Drewry). Small “P” inspection at 5 O’clock position of magazine release. Short checkered steel trigger. Checkered safety and slide stop with proper checkered arched main spring housing. Short wide checkered hammer with long grip safety. Brown checkered Keyes pattern grips with wide reinforcing rings. Slide is properly matching serial numbered under firing pin gate. Barrel properly marked “COLT 45 AUTO” over left side trunnion. All blue finished magazine marked “L” on lip. This is an exceptionally fine and desirable WW2 Colt Model 1911-A1 45 pistol. Condition: Exceptionally fine with over 98% finish, brilliant bore and mechanically excellent. 3,000 - 4,000

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2342 - (C) US PROPERTY SPRINGFIELD CONTRACT MODEL 1911 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL Manufacturer: Springfield Armory Model: 1911 Serial No. 105797 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Dates to 1914, the first year of this contract with 1915 being the second and last year of recorded serial numbers as made by Springfield. The slide has the Springfield eagle on right side with “MODEL OF 1911 US PROPERTY” stamp. The left side has the Colt patent legend along with “SPRINGFIELD ARMORY USA” along with the flaming bomb near rear. The left side of frame also displays the flaming bomb along with “UNITED STATES PROPERTY”. Right side of frame is stamped with serial number. The slide features the type II rear sight with beveled edges and the U notch along with typical small half moon style front sight. There is no serial number on the slide. The barrel is a later High Standard replacement. This pistol display the short checkered wide spur hammer, checkered slide stop and safety, smooth flat main spring housing with loop, long smooth trigger, and the typical double diamond checkered walnut grips. The magazine is a pre-1915 style with the lanyard but no key hole. CONDITION: Very good to fine. Overall, this pistol retains approximately 40% blue, blending and drifting grey. The legends are all sharp. The grips are excellent with nominal dents and wear. The bore is sharp and well defined but frosted. 3,000 - 4,000

SEE WEBSITE FOR ADDITIONAL PHOTOS 2343 - (C) SPRINGFIELD US MODEL 1911 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER. Manufacturer: Springfield Armory Model: 1911 Serial No. 75845 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Only 30,791 were made under contract for the US Government in 1914-1915 using the Colt 1911 patent. The right side of slide is stamped with the Springfield eagle and MODEL OF 1911 US ARMY. The left side exhibits the ordnance bomb, Springfield / Colt patent legend along with SPRINGFIELD ARMORY USA. The slide is not serial numbered. The blued barrel has a single “S” on left side lug. The left side of frame is stamped UNITED STATES PROPERTY along with an ordnance bomb and simple serial number on right side. Features the type 2 bevel edge rear sight with U notch, long smooth trigger, checkered slide stop and safety, smooth flat main spring housing with lanyard ring, wide spur checkered hammer and the double diamond checkered walnut grips. Pistol comes with two tempered two-toned unmarked magazines and a 1917 dated US holster. CONDITION: Very good to fine. The slide retains about 50% thinning blue with balance a pleasing gun metal patina. All of the legends are crisp. The frame retains approximately 70% blue with gun metal balance, grey drifting straps and sharp legends. Grips are period original showing some nominal dings and a small carved letter A in upper diamond. The bore is extremely well defined with light frosting. Sharp early pre-WWI pistol. 2,000 - 3,000

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2344 - (C) COLT 1911 A1 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Colt Model: M1911 A1 Serial No. 892494 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured in 1943 and subsequently upgraded to National Match configuration. The pistol features a Colt military NM barrel and bushing. Kensight US marked adjustable rear sight. The front strap is checkered in the NM style. The aluminum trigger is the long NM style. The slide to frame fit is exceptionally good, with tight tolerances and virtually no side to side movement. CONDITION: The parkerized finish has a small amount of loss on the high edges and scattered handling throughout; FJA and ordnance wheel markings remain visible. The Beckelhymers marked checkered walnut grips have sharp diamonds and show little wear. Mechanically very good. The bore is bright with some discoloration in the grooves. 2,000 - 3,000

2345 - (C) U.S PROPERTY MARKED LEND LEASE ITHACA M1911 A1 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISOL. Manufacturer: Ithaca Model: M1911 A1 Serial No. 2075136 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Dates to 1943. The barrel and frame show British proof marks along with the British Govt. 1952 repatriated date stamp on right side of slide. Right side of frame has the M1911 A1 US ARMY legend along with UNITED STATES PROPERTY stamp. On the left side of frame is a faint Ordnance wheel along with the FJA Frank Atwood inspector stamp as well as a proof P which is also stamped on top of slide. The Ithaca Gun Co. Inc legend is on left side of slide. Parkerized arsenal finish, short checkered trigger, serrated arch main spring housing, serrated slide stop and safety, serrated small hammer, bevel edge rear sight with square notch, Keyes brown plastic grips and comes with one magazine. CONDITION: Fine. Retains at least 90% of its arsenal reapplied finish exhibits strong legends, excellent grips, mechanically fine with a strong lightly frosted bore. 1,500 - 2,000

2346 - (C) EARLY PRE-WAR COLT ACE .22 SEMI-AUTOMATIC TARGET PISTOL. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Ace 1911 Serial No. 7682 Caliber/Bore: .22 Long Rifle Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Dates to 1937. Standard issue with blue finish, adjustable rear sight, pre-war checkered short trigger, wide spur checkered hammer, checkered slide stop and safety and checkered arched main spring housing. Colt legends on left side of slide with Ace legends on right. Comes with the proper Ace marked two tone tempered magazine and now has a set of Asian dragon carved bone grips as seen on both panels. CONDITION: Fine. Overall shows some high edge wear, a bit of muzzle wear, thinning front strap and minimal handling but fully retains 90% plus blue finish. All legends are sharp. Bore is bright. 2,500 - 3,500

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2347 - (C) COLT SERVICE MODEL ACE SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Colt Model: ACE Serial No. SM12325 Caliber/Bore: .22 Long Rifle Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Scarce and desirable 1945 production Colt Service Model Ace. This example has the late war “JSB” inspector mark for John S Begley. Only approximately 12,000 total were manufactured and fewer survived. CONDITION: This example features a parkerized finish that has high edge wear, mainly on the slide at the muzzle. The bore is bright and the mechanics are very good. The Keyes grips are free of defects. 2,500 - 4,500

2348 - (C) CZ 38 SEM-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER Manufacturer: CZ Model: 38 Serial No. 263225 Caliber/Bore: .380 ACP Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic High polish blued finish with one piece Bakelite wrap around grips. This complete rig is accompanied by 2 total magazine and a scarce WWII German hardshell holster that has a 1940 date and a Waa47 Waffenampt. CONDITION: Fine. the blue finish has scattered handing marks throughout. Some finish loss near the muzzle. Bright bore. 1,500 - 2,500

2349 - (C) SCARCE SWISS COMMERCIAL DWM MODEL 1906 LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: DWM Model: 1906 Serial No. 35529 Caliber/Bore: .30 Luger Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured by DWM for sales in Switzerland with the starburst Swiss cross over the chamber, known examples falling into the 35,000-55,000 serial number range. Rust blued finish with straw small parts and contemporary unnumbered checkered walnut grips. Matching numbers observed throughout. No import marks. CONDITION: Excellent with a factory quality restoration. Retains nearly all of its commercial blue with some fading and handling marks. Checkering on the grips is very crisp. Mechanically sound. 1,500 - 2,500 2350 - (C) DWM MODEL 1906 COMMERCIAL LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: DWM Model: 1906 Serial No. 26184 Caliber/Bore: .30 Luger Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Produced by DWM circa 1906-1912, this pistol is one of approximately 5,000 made. Pistol is all matching numbered, with the exception of the wood base magazine. Crown “B” and Crown “U” proofed. Checkered walnut grips. CONDITION: Very good. The reapplied rust blued finish has some high edge wear and muzzle wear. Small area of corrosion on the side plate. Grip straps show light pinpricking. The strawed small parts retain much of their original color. Checkered grips are still sharp with some handling and a few flat diamonds. The bore is bright with light frost in the grooves. Mechanics are sound. 1,500 - 2,500

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2351 - (C) DWM MODEL 1902 FAT BARREL AMERICAN EAGLE 9MM LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: DWM Model: 1902 Serial No. 23316 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic DWM in script on the front toggle link. Commercial BUG proofs on the barrel, left side of the receiver and the breach block. “GERMANY” export stamped on the front of the frame under the serial number. Grip safety. Strawed small parts. Two piece checkered wood grips with a wood bottom magazine. Inverted V front sight and a V notch rear sight. CONDITION: This gun retains the vast majority of the factory applied blue and straw finish. It has some high edge wear and some handling marks. The straw is starting to fade. The grips show normal wear and have a few spots that the checkering is pressed down. Ver good bore with well defined lands and grooves. The magazine bottom has a crack in it and has had a coat of varnish put on it. A hard to find gun. 3,000 - 5,000 2352 - (C) DWM MODEL 1906 NAVY LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: DWM Model: 1906 Navy Serial No. 3263 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Original blued finish with strawed small parts. Numbered parts are matching with the exception of the magazine. “(Crown) / M” proofs throughout. The backstrap is marked “II TD”, indicating it belonged to the torpedo training unit, Willhelmshaven. CONDITION: Good, showing age and use. Finish has light frost on the blued surfaces. Bore is dark with wear. 3,000 - 4,000 2353 - (C) DWM MODEL 1906 AMERICAN EAGLE LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: DWM Model: 1906 Serial No. 46568 Caliber/Bore: .30 Luger Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured by DWM and chambered in .30 Luger, these were made for the U.S. retail market and have the Great Seal marked over the chamber. Germany is marked on the front of the frame for export. Matching numbers observed throughout. The magazine is a correct nickel-plated body with blank wood base. CONDITION: Fine. The rust blue finish is in very high condition with only minute high edge wear and handling. The bore is bright and has no corrosion. 1,500 - 2,500 2354 - (C) ERFURT 1914 ARTILLERY LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Erfurt Model: 1914 Serial No. 5897a Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Fairly scarce Erfurt Arsenal manufactured Long P.08 commonly referred to as the Artillery Luger. The pistol is all matching numbered with the exception of the wood base magazine. 1914 is the only year Erfurt produced the Artillery Luger and they are difficult to find in nice condition. Comes with a 1915 dated C. Pose Berlin made Artillery holster and cleaning tool. CONDITION: Fine. The period blued finish with strawed small parts display well with light handling and high edge wear. The bore is bright and the mechanics are strong. 2,000 - 3,000 362

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2355 - (C) DWM 1906 AMERICAN EAGLE LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH IDEAL STOCK. Manufacturer: DWM Model: 1906 American Eagle Serial No. 35827 Caliber/Bore: .30 Luger Barrel Length: 4 - 5/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Produced by DWM for American export, this 1906 pattern American eagle luger features a DWM logo roll marked on the toggle and American Eagle roll marked on the top of the breech. Germany marked on the front of frame, below serial number. The smooth wood grips are un-numbered. Comes with one nickel plated un-numbered wood base magazine. CONDITION: The pistol has been professionally restored. The blue finish shows little wear after restoration. The smooth wood grips have some handling dents and have no breaks or cracks. The strawed small parts have a restored finish as well and the color is nearly as restored. The bore has some frost in the grooves. The Ideal shoulder stock/holster has had the metalwork refinished and new leather installed. 3,000 - 4,000

2356 - (C) DWM MODEL 1906 AMERICAN EAGLE LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: DWM Model: 1906 American Eagle Serial No. 38230 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Very scarce and difficult to find, DWM American Eagle Luger pistol in 9mm with 4” barrel. Nearly all-American eagle lugers were made in .30 luger, less than 3,000 of the entire production were in 9mm. The gun is completely matching, however the wood base magazine is unmarked. CONDITION: Very Fine. The blued finish is quite striking, with minute muzzle wear and high edges of the side plate. There are small spots on the front strap. The strawed small parts retain most of their finish. The bore is bright and the mechanics are strong. 1,500 - 2,500

2357 - (C) DWM 1906 COMMERCIAL .30 LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WTH HOLSTER. Manufacturer: DWM Model: 1906 Commercial Serial No. 25244 Caliber/Bore: .30 Luger Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Produced by DWM, this 1906 early style long frame pistol has a blank chamber. DWM is roll marked on the toggle. The pistol is all matching numbers, with a correct un-numbered wood base magazine. Comes with a period leather holster. Straw color remains on the small parts. CONDITION: The blued finish has wear at the muzzle and high points of the side plate. The rear grip strap finish is starting to thin. The front grip strap has a few freckles in the finish. Both leading edges of the frame have finish loss. The bore is bright. The checkered wood grips have a few flattened diamonds. 3,000 - 4,000

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2358 - (C) DWM 1920/23 STOEGER AMERICAN EAGLE .30 LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER. Manufacturer: DWM Model: 1920/23 Stoeger American Eagle Serial No. 7801t Caliber/Bore: .30 Luger Barrel Length: 3 - 7/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic American Eagle luger, produced by DWM and imported by A.F. Stoeger of New York. These pistols were made exclusively for the Stoeger retailer and approximately only 1,000 were produced. There are Crown “N” proofs on the barrel, barrel extension and bolt. DWM is roll marked on the toggle. All numbers are matching and the grips and magazine are correctly un-numbered. Straw color is still present on the small parts. The pistol comes with a leather holster that is ink stamped with A.F. Stoeger inside the flap. CONDITION: The blued finish has some handling marks on the grip straps. Light muzzle wear, and some high edge wear on the frame edges and side plate. The bore is mirror bright and the mechanics are strong. 3,000 - 4,000 2359 - (C) DWM 1917 DATED ARTILLERY LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: DWM Model: Artillery Serial No. 606k Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic This Artillery Luger was produced by DWM in 1917 for the German Imperial Army. The pistol is matching numbered, with the exception of the wood base magazine. The grips are correctly numbered to the pistol. CONDITION: Fine. The rust blued finish is original with areas of finish discoloration on the underside of the barrel. Small areas of corrosion on the rear grip strap. Minor finish loss on the front grip strap. High edge wear on the side plate. The walnut checkered grips are free of cracks and show some handling. Straw color remains on the small parts. The barrel is dark with frost in the grooves. 2,500 - 3,500 2360 - (C) DWM LP.08 ARTILLERY LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: DWM Model: LP.08 Serial No. 9867h Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured by DWM in 1917, this Artillery luger is all matching numbers with an un-numbered wood base magazine. The pistol features a rust blued finish with strawed small parts. The checkered walnut grips are numbered to the pistol as well. Imperial proofs are located on the slide and toggle train. CONDITION: Very good. The blued finish has some high edge wear on the side plate and slight muzzle wear. The bore is bright, and the mechanics are very good. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 2,500 - 3,500 2361 - (C) DWM LP.08 ARTILLERY LUGER 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: DWM Model: LP.08 Serial No. 3489e Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 7 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured by DWM in 1917 this Artillery luger features a rust blued finish. Imperial proofs on the barrel extension, Imperial eagle firing proof on the barrel and breech block. All numbers are matching, except the magazine. The side plate has a plum patina finish as does the frame to the rear of the side plate. CONDITION: The blue finish has scattered freckling throughout the blued surfaces. The grip straps have a blued finish with freckling throughout. The bore is bright and the mechanics are very good. 2,000 - 3,000 364

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2362 - (C) PORTUGESE GNR LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL (1935). Manufacturer: 1935/06 Model: Luger Serial No. 2017V Caliber/Bore: .30 Luger Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Mauser banner Portuguese contract 1935/06 “GNR”. There were only 564 in this contract. They are marked Guarda National Republicana, the national Police force. The pistol is completely matching and is as it should be with the original un-numbered magazine. This pistol is identical to the Mauser Banner made 1906 grip safety type luger. The pistol features a polished blue finish with strawed small parts. CONDITION: There is some finish loss on the barrel as well as the high edges. The bore is bright and the checkered walnut grips have a few flattened diamonds but overall are very nice. There is high edge wear to the side plate, frame rails and barrel. The finish on the grip straps is starting to thin. 2,500 - 3,500 2363 - (C) KRIEGHOFF S CODE LUGER 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL Manufacturer: Krieghoff Model: Luger Serial No. 2786 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured in 1936, this S code Krieghoff luger exhibits an S roll mark over the chamber and Krieghoff Suhl on the toggle. The roll mark on the toggle is the type C-1 variant (Gibson page 82). There are various Eagle/L/2 and stick eagle/2 proofs on various parts and barrel extension. Walnut grips have matching serial numbers. CONDITION: The blued finish has turned plum in areas of the frame, with pitting over its surfaces. The barrel retains most of its blue finish with areas of light corrosion on the right side of the barrel. The checkered walnut grips have wear and several flattened diamonds. The grip screws have been replaced. The strawed small parts retain most of their finish. 2,500 - 3,500 2364 - (C) ERFURT P.08 LUGER 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER. Manufacturer: DWM Model: P.08 Serial No. 414d Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured by Erfurt in 1917, this all matching numbered pistol features a blued finish with Imperial proofs present and Crown “RC” proofs. Comes with one matching numbered magazine, second mag number is illegible. Also comes with 1917 dated holster and takedown tool. CONDITION: The blued finish has areas of pin pricking and loss on its surfaces. The grip straps have thin finish. There is loss on the muzzle and side plate. Strawed small parts retain much of their color. The checkered wood grips have a few flattened diamonds, but no cracks or breaks. The bore is bright with small areas of frost. 2,500 - 3,500 2365 - (C) DWM P.08 LUGER 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER (1914) Manufacturer: DWM Model: P.08 Serial No. 1779 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured in 1914 by DWM, this blued pistol has the DWM roll mark on the toggle and the top of the breech is roll marked 1914. Imperial proofs on the barrel extension and toggle. All numbers are matching, except the two wood base magazines. The front strap has a grey patina. Traces of straw colors remain on the small parts. Comes with a 1915 dated reproduction holster and a takedown tool. CONDITION: Rust blued finish has areas of pin pricking corrosion though out its finish. There is finish loss to the side plate and muzzle. The bore has areas of roughness in the lands and grooves. Mechanics are good. 2,000 - 3,000

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2366 - (C) 1915 DWM P.08 LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: DWM Model: P.08 Serial No. 14g Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured by DWM in 1915 for the Imperial German Army. The pistol is all matching numbers, although the side plate appears to be a replacement numbered to match the gun. The checkered walnut grips are numbered to the gun. The nickel-plated wood base mag does not match. CONDITION: Very Good. The blued finish overall has light corrosion on the frame and barrel surfaces. The bore has strong rifling, but has scattered frost throughout. 1,500 - 2,000 2367 - (C) DWM P.08 LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL (1915). Manufacturer: DWM Model: P.08 Serial No. 6740b Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic DWM Luger produced in 1915 for the German Imperial Army. The pistol is all matching numbered, including the magazine. The pistol features a rust blued finish with strawed and nitre blued small parts. Imperial proofs on the right side of the slide. The magazine has a numbered wood base and a nickel-plated body, correctly numbered to the pistol. CONDITION: Fine. There is light high edge wear on the side plate and muzzle. There is minor pinpricking on the grip straps. The strawed small parts retain most of their original finish. The nitre blued parts are vibrant. The bore is bright and the mechanics are strong. 1,500 - 2,500 2368 - (C) 1917 DATED DWM P.08 LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: DWM Model: P.08 Serial No. 9447 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured by DWM in 1917 for the German Imperial Army. This is a complete rig, including 2 wood-based magazines. The pistol features an original rust blued finish with strawed small parts. The checkered walnut grips are correctly numbered to the pistol. The pistol has Imperial German proofs on the slide, barrel and toggle train. Matching numbers observed throughout, including magazines although one appears renumbered. Includes a 1918 dated Kern Klager Ulm marked holster with “9740” written on the top of the flap in period ink. The takedown tool in the holster is also Imperial proofed. CONDITION: Fine. The grip straps remain very full with nearly all of their blued finish. Grips are free of cracks, have some handling marks. Well defined, frosted bore. Fine mechanics. Holster has various handling and the stitching remains intact. A nice World War I rig. 1,500 - 2,000 2369 - (C) DWM FIRST ISSUE MILITARY 1908 LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL Manufacturer: DWM Model: P.08 Serial No. 7286 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic The 1908 First issue DWM Military Luger represents the initial adoption of the 9mm parabellum pistol by the German Army. Approximately 25,000 were produced around 1909. Fairly scarce, this early model luger has no date on the chamber and no stock lug. Checkered walnut grips with two nickel-plated magazines and numbered (non matching) wood bases. CONDITION: The period blued finish and strawed small parts have some high edge wear and light handling. The bore is bright. The mechanics are strong. The rig is completed with a 1916 dated holster manufactured by A.Schwalbe of Berlin. 1,500 - 2,000 366

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2370 - (C) DWM P.08 LUGER 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL (1917). Manufacturer: DWM Model: P.08 Serial No. 4722c Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Produced for the German Army by DWM in 1917. This pistol is all matching, including the wood base magazine. The checkered wood grips are unnumbered and are possibly replacements. CONDITION: The blued finish has wear to the side plate and muzzle. The balance of the blued finishes show only slight wear. The nitre blued and strawed small parts have much of their finish intact. The bore shows light frost throughout the grooves. Mechanically fine. 1,500 - 2,500 2371 - (C) UNIT MARKED 1912 ERFURT P.08 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Erfurt Model: P.08 Serial No. 5358 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Outstanding 1912 dated Erfurt Luger. All matching numbers to include one magazine. This gun has all of the early features such as no hold open device and no stock lug. It is unit marked on the front grip strap, B.10.R.6.4. It comes in a very nice cut down Reich’s revolver holster and has an extra magazine that is numbered 9011a+. It also has an original loading tool. CONDITION: This gun retains the vast majority of the original factory applied blue and straw finish. It has some holster wear on the high spots and the muzzle. The checkered grips are sharp and crisp. It has a bright and shiny bore with sharp lands and grooves. The holster is in excellent condition with just a few scuffs. the stitching is tight and serviceable. A very high condition World War I luger. 2,500 - 4,500

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2372 - (C) ERFURT P.08 LUGER 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Erfurt Model: P.08 Serial No. 6727 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured in 1913, this early pattern military luger was produced without a stock lug or hold open device. 1913 is on the top of the chamber and the toggle has the Erfurt logo. Imperial German proofs are present throughout. A small stamp on the right side of the frame to indicate installation of the hold open. All numbers are matching, except the wood base magazine. CONDITION: The pistol has straw finish present on small parts as well as niter blue on pins and screws. There are small areas of corrosion throughout the finish. The bore has strong rifling, but areas of frost throughout. 2,000 - 3,000 2373 - (C) 1912 DATED ERFURT P.08 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Erfurt Model: P.08 Serial No. 179r Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Produced by Erfurt in 1912, this numbers matching pistol displays very well. Imperial proofs throughout. CONDITION: Excellent. The rust blued finish has muzzle wear and finish loss on the side plate. The grip straps are still very full and have light handling marks. Strawed small parts retain most of their finish. The bore is bright with light frosting in some grooves. 1,500 - 2,500

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2374 - (C) 1917 DATED ERFURT P.08 LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Erfurt Model: P.08 Serial No. 1900r Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured in 1917 by Erfurt for the German Imperial Army. The pistol features a blued finish with strawed small parts. The pistol has Imperial proofs throughout. Checkered walnut grips. The pistol is matching numbers, including the grips. The wood base magazine is unnumbered. CONDITION: Very Good. The blued finish has scattered wear throughout. Most is evident on the side plate and the muzzle. The grip straps finish is starting to thin. The bore is dark, with areas of frost in the grooves. 1,500 - 2,500 2375 - (C) MAUSER BYF 41 BLACK WIDOW P.08 LUGER WITH HOLSTER. Manufacturer: Mauser Model: P.08 Serial No. 2059a Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic This BYF 41 code “Black Widow” Luger was produced by Mauser in 1941 and features black Bakelite grips and a black base FXO magazine. The pistol also comes with a 1939 dated holster manufactured by Carl Hepting & Co. CONDITION: Good. The pistol has a few handling marks on the barrel and light high edge wear. The bore is good with light corrosion in the grooves. 2,500 - 3,500 2376 - (C) SCARCE 1937 COMMERCIAL MAUSER BANNER LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Mauser Model: P.08 Serial No. 4775v Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured in 1937 for commercial or unknown contract sale with a crown over “U” proof on the right side. Salt blued finish with straw small parts. Blade front sight and v-notch rear. “MAUSER” banner toggle. “GESICHERT” marked safety. 2-piece finely checkered walnut grips. Includes matching numbered aluminum base magazine. Externally visible numbers are matching. This gun is recorded by serial number on page 411 of “World of Lugers” Vol. 1 by Costanzo. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the factory blue is retained with a hint of wear at the muzzle, grip strap thinning, and handling marks. Straw is bright. Grips are excellent with crisp checkering. Bore is well defined with some light frosting. Mechanics are a little sticky with dried grease. 2,500 - 4,500 2377 - (C) MAUSER S/42 CODE P.08 LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH CAPTURE PAPERS. Manufacturer: Mauser Model: P.08 Serial No. 2620l Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic WWII Issued Mauser manufactured P08 Luger caliber 9mm. Original blued finish with strawed small parts, this 1936 dated, S/42 code Luger pistol was produced by Mauser. All numbered components are matching numbered to the pistol and pistol is complete with fxo/37 magazine. The checkered walnut grips are properly not numbered. The rig is also accompanied by a dural based spare magazine with non matching number. To complete the rig is a 1939 dated Poessneck manufactured holster. The rig also has capture papers identifying the pistol by serial number as well as the soldier who brought it to the U.S. CONDITION: Very fine. The bore is bright and the mechanics are good. A greta WW2 documented bring back Luger. 2,000 - 3,000

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2378 - (C) GERMAN MAUSER S42 CODE 1937 P08 LUGER SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Mauser Model: P.08 Serial No. 8444p Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4” S/42 code on the front toggle link. Dated 1937 above the chamber. All matching numbers gun to include one original magazine. Checkered wood grips and strawed small parts. It comes with an extra magazine, loading tool and a leather World War I holster. CONDITION: This gun retains the vast majority of the original blue and straw finish. There is some slight high edge wear. The straw is very strong. The checkered grips are sharp and crisp. The holster is in poor condition with the stitching blown out. The holster is missing the closer strap. A very high condition World War II luger. 1,500 - 2,500

2379 - (C) MAUSER CODE 42 1940 DATED P.08 LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Mauser Model: P.08 Serial No. 58c Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured in 1940. The pistol has all matching numbers, with the exception of the magazine. CONDITION: Very Good. Some high edge wear, mainly at muzzle and side plate. Bright bore. The mechanics are slightly sticky. 1,500 - 2,500

2380 - (C) 1936 MAUSER S/42 CODE P.08 LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Mauser Model: P.08 Serial No. 7520k Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Nice early manufacture with all matching numbers with the exception of the magazine. CONDITION: Very good with some wear cleaned pinprick oxidation spotting. Checkered walnut grips are free of defects, some wear to the diamonds. Good bore with light frost. Mechanically fine. 1,500 - 2,000 2381 - (C) 1939 MAUSER 42 CODE P.08 LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Mauser Model: P.08 Serial No. 4063x Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Produced by Mauser for the German Army in 1939. 42 code on the toggle indicates it was manufactured after April 1939. The magazine does not match. Comes with a Portuguese contract 1906 holster. CONDITION: Fine. The blued finish has some high edge wear on the side plate as well as the muzzle. The front of the frame rails shows some finish loss. Both grip straps are thinning. Walnut checkered grips have a few flattened diamonds but the majority are sharp. The bore is bright. 1,500 - 2,000

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2382 - (C) 1939 DATED S/42 CODE P.08 LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Mauser Model: P.08 Serial No. 2549o Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured by Mauser in 1939, the S/42 was only made until mid-April of 1939 when the code was changed to 42 on the toggle, making these examples fairly scarce, especially in high condition. This example is early enough to still have the droop stick eagle proof on the barrel and frame. The pistol has all matching numbers with the exception of the magazine. Comes with a 1938 dated holster. CONDITION: Very Good. There is some high edge wear on the side plate as well as the muzzle. A small spot of corrosion near the rear of the toggle train. The blue finish is thinning on the rear grip strap, while the front strap finish is very strong. The bore is bright and pistol has strong mechanics. 1,500 - 2,500 2383 - (C) G DATE MAUSER S/42 CODE P.08 LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Mauser Model: P.08 Serial No. 7606d Caliber/Bore: 9MM Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Produced in 1935 by Mauser with a date code of “G”. The toggle train is coded S/42. The pistol is all matching numbered, including the magazine. The pistol comes with a CDG 40 coded leather holster with a waffenampt E/655 marked takedown tool. CONDITION: Fine. The original blued finish is very strong with some high edge wear at the muzzle and side plate. The grip straps retain nearly all of their finish. The straw and nitre parts retain nearly all their finish as well. The bore is bright and the mechanics are strong. 1,500 - 2,500 2384 - (C) G DATE MAUSER S/42 CODE P.08 LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Mauser Model: P.08 Serial No. 425d Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured by Mauser in 1935. The “G” date code was an attempt to disguise German production of military arms contrary to the Treaty of Versailles. Blued with strawed small parts. All numbered parts are matching including the grips. The S/42 code magazine does not match. Comes with holster that is WWII German inspected but date is not legible. CONDITION: Very Good. Pistol retains the vast majority of its blue with thinning and wear, especially along the barrel, rails, side plate, and grip straps. Significant portions of fading straw are retained. Grips are crisp with some wear at the base. Defined, frosted bore. Fine mechanics. 1,500 - 2,500 2385 - (C) MAUSER S/42 CODE P.08 LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER AND CAPTURE PAPERS. Manufacturer: Mauser Model: P.08 Serial No. 1882o Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic All matching numbers Mauser S/42 manufactured in 1939. This is a complete rig with one matching magazine and second, non-matching FXO magazine. The 1938 dated holster manufactured by R. Ehrhardt Poessneck is in excellent condition with stitching intact and tight lid. The rig comes with capture papers, including the serviceman’s discharge papers and a copy of a photo of the LT. as well. The rig and paperwork came to us directly from the family. CONDITION: The period blue finish displays very well with some loss at the muzzle and the high edges of the side plate. The walnut checkered grips show only minor wear and the majority of the diamonds are still crisp. The bore is bright with very minor frost in the grooves. 1,500 - 2,500

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2386 - (C) MAUSER S/42 CODE P.08 LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER. Manufacturer: Mauser Model: P.08 Serial No. 3760 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic 1937 dated Mauser produced Luger. Pistol features a blued finish. Pistol is all matching with the exception of the two FXO marked magazines. The toggle train is S/42 coded. There are two Mauser E/63 waffenampts and a droop eagle firing proof on the right side of the slide. The rig is complete with a 1938 dated Retchel Lengefeld, Waffenampted E/112 holster and E/655 luger takedown tool. CONDITION: Very good. There is light muzzle wear and high edge wear on the side plate. The bore is mainly bright, with small areas of frost in the grooves. The grip straps are mainly full, starting to thin in areas. Some pinpricking on both. 1,500 - 2,500 2387 - (C) DWM P.08 LUGER 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER (1915). Manufacturer: DWM Model: P.08 Luger Serial No. 7405e Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Produced by DWM in 1915, this pistol features a 1915 date roll marked on the chamber, DWM logo on the toggle, and Imperial proofs on the barrel extension and toggle. Matching serial numbers appear throughout, except the wood base magazine. The checkered walnut grips are numbered to the gun. Rig comes with a spare magazine and an unmarked leather holster with take down tool. CONDITION: The bore is mainly bright with areas of frost. Corrosion near the muzzle. The rust blued finish has thin finish on the side plate and barrel breech. Small spots in the finish throughout the pistol. The checkered walnut grips have some wear and flattened diamonds. There is a small chip missing in the left grip panel, below the safety. 2,500 - 3,500 2388 - (C) DWM P.08 LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER (1918) Manufacturer: DWM Model: P.08 Luger Serial No. 8622e Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Produced by DWM in 1918, this pistol features Imperial crown proofs throughout. The pistol has all matching numbers, including one magazine. The spare magazine has a nickel body with a wood base marked “Germany”. Traces of straw color remain on small parts. The leather holster is un-marked and has tight stitching. CONDITION: The bore is dark with corrosion in the grooves. The checkered wood grips have wear to the diamonds. The grip strap finish is thin with an even grey patina on the front strap. There is wear to the high points of the side plate and the muzzle. 2,000 - 3,000 2389 - (C) EXCELLENT FN WWII GERMAN BROWNING HIGH POWER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER Manufacturer: Fabrique Nationale Model: Hi-Power Serial No. 67524 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4 - 5/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic This German military issued pistol has the Waffenamp WaA 103 acceptance stamps on both the left side of slide and frame. This pistol also features the very desirable 50-500 meter tangent rear sight. All externally visible numbers are matching. Sports the standard blue finish with checkered walnut grips and comes with two waffenamp stamped magazines and a holster marked dla 44WaA 195. CONDITION: Excellent. Overall, this pistol retains at least 95% original blue finish with exception to the back strap which is thinning along with some freckling. Mechanically sound with a strong bore showing nominal frosting. A really sharp set. 2,500 - 3,500

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2390 - (C) FN HERSTAL HI-POWER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: FN Herstal Model: Hi-Power Serial No. 51824 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4 - 5/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic FN manufactured Hi power produced under Nazi occupation. The slotted tangent sight variant with WaA613 waffenampt is a desirable early variant. Waffenampt is clear on the barrel, but is a light strike on frame and slide. This example is a no letter block variant produced in late 1940. The pistol is all matching. The pistol comes with one wartime magazine and a correct holster. Inside flap of holster has a name written in ink. CONDITION: Good. Blued finish that is thinning throughout. The bore is dark with scattered areas of corrosion. Checkered walnut grips show age-appropriate wear and the left panel has two hairline cracks. 1,500 - 2,500

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2391 - (C) FINE AND EARLY FN BROWNING HI-POWER WITH TANGENT AND STOCK CUT SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: FNH Model: Hi-Power Serial No. 21121 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4 - 5/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic There are no German military stamps on this early Belgium Hi-power but strap is factory cut for a shoulder stock and pistol sports the 500 meter tangent rear sight with wind drift front sight. Finished in commercial quality blue, matching five digit serial numbers, checkered set of walnut grips and comes with one magazine. Frame and slide exhibit numerous proof marks. CONDITION: Excellent. Pistol shows some minor high edge wear and nominal handling but fully retains at lest 95% or better of its blue finish. All legends are crisp as are the grips. Bore is strong and bright. 1,500 - 2,500

2392 - (C) CANADIAN INGLIS HI POWER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH WOOD HOLSTER / STOCK. Manufacturer: Inglis Model: Hi-Power Serial No. CH3547 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4 - 5/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Built in Canada by Inglis during the war using the Browning Hi-Power design. This example features the rear housing cut to accept the accompanying wood holster shoulder stock that has no visible serial number but is stamped SA LTD 1945. Pistol exhibits the standard arsenal matte finish, lanyard ring, a 500 meter adjustable rear tangent sight, light weight hammer, visible matching exterior numbers, checkered black grips and one magazine. CONDITION: Retains the majority of its dulling arsenal finish exhibiting strong legends and proofs showing high edge wear and some handling marks. Stock is nice. Grips are excellent as are all of the factory legends. Bore is bold with light frosting. 1,500 - 2,500 372

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2393 - (C) CASED MAUSER PARABELLUM MODEL 1902 CARTRIDGE COUNTER LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Mauser Model: 1902 Serial No. C026von250 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Just 250 of these special pistols were manufactured in 1986 honoring the 50 cartridge counter Luger pistols ordered by the U.S. Board of Ordnance for military testing. It is finished in high polish blue with gold relief Germanic script “Mod. 1902 / Cartridge Counter” designation on the left side of the frame. Toggle also has a gold inlaid “DWM” monogram. Straw small parts. Checkered walnut grips, the left panel with iconic numbered window cartridge counter. Includes 2 “MAUSER” banner marked nickel plated counter magazines with script “Cal. 9 m/m” marked walnut bases. Gun is housed its original partitioned briefcase with manual and tools. CONDITION: Excellent, as new. Fine bore and mechanics. 2,500 - 3,500

2394 - (C) WALTHER HP .30 LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Walther Model: HP Serial No. 3002 Caliber/Bore: .30 Luger Barrel Length: 4 - 7/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic One of only a few hundred .30 Luger HP pistols ever produced. This extremely scarce Walther HP is the commercial variant of the pre-World War Two predecessor to the P38. The pistol features a high polished blue finish with “(Eagle) / N” firing proofs. Black plastic diamond checkered grips. Spur hammer with one high polished magazine. CONDITION: There are a few hairline scratches on the right side of the slide. The blue on the front grip strap is starting to thin and has light handling marks. Tiny chatter marks on the lower edge of the slide on the left side. The bore is very bright and appears un-fired. 2,000 - 2,500 2395 - (C) SWEDISH CONTRACT WALTHER HP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Walther Model: HP Serial No. 2959 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4 - 7/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured 1940 by Walther with a high polish blue finish and checkered dark brown Bakelite grips. This is one of the second series of the Swedish M39/ HP Walther contract and is discussed on pgs. 126 & 127 of the “P.38 PISTOL” by Krutzek. The second series of the Swedish contract has “(Eagle) / N” proofs. No Swedish proofs and has a commercial serial number. They dropped the “H” prefix for this series. This was a 500 gun contract delivered to Sweden in 1940. CONDITION: Extremely fine with over 97% bright polished blue finish with excellent grips. Crisp markings and all matching serial numbers including the locking block. Brilliant bright bore and mechanically excellent. 1,500 - 2,500

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2396 - (C) FINE AND RARE LATE WAR ZERO SERIES WALTHER AC 45 CODE P.38 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Walther Model: P.38 Serial No. 25892 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4 - 7/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic As the War drew to a close and Allied forces pushed into Germany in the Spring of 1945, Walther continued production of P.38s until the factory was captured in April. Among the very last military guns produced were a group of less than 2000 P.38s numbered in a second zero prefix series. These were assembled largely from leftover HP and rejected commercial parts beginning circa late February. This example is among the first hundred produced in the series, the earliest known serial number recorded by Buxton as “025838”. Pistol is finished in blue with some expected machining marks. Left side of the slide stamped with “P.38” designation and “AC 45” code. Right has a pair of eagle over “359” acceptance stamps and a test eagle. Grips are attractive serrated red composition wraparounds. “P.38” marked magazine is numbered “8123” on the base plate. Matching numbers observed on the right side of the frame and front of the barrel lug. Locking lug is numbered “397”. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the original factory blue is retained with very faint silvering along some of the high edges. Grips have a few marks. Crisp, bright bore. Fine mechanics. Considering the outstanding, unissued condition of this pistol it may have never left the factory and became a prized war trophy for a GI. 3,000 - 5,000

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2397 - (C) ZERO SERIES WALTHER P.38 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Walther Model: P.38 Serial No. 11465 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Third variation zero series P-38 produced by Walther features an extractor visible on the left side of the slide and a round firing pin. Various E/359 Waffenampts are visible. The grips are black with diamond checkered surfaces. All numbers are matching, the magazine is un-numbered. The pistol is finished in a high polish blue. CONDITION: There is some freckling on most surfaces of the blue. The bore is bright and the decocker works well. The mechanics are very good. 3,000 - 3,500 2398 - (C) SCARCE WALTHER TRANSITIONAL ZERO SERIES P.38 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL Manufacturer: Walther Model: P38 Serial No. 3172 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4 - 7/8” Manufactured 1940 by Walther with high polish blue finish. Red & white highlighted safety positions. Drift adjustable front sight. Walther ribbon banner on left side of slide. “(Eagle) / 359” proofs and all matching numbers including locking block. Early black bakelite grips with oval lanyard dish. These transitional production zero series pistol are thought to have a production estimated at 2300. Early production made to very exacting tolerances and considered the finest of the P38 pistols. CONDITION: Very fine with over 85% blue finish, bright bore and crisp markings. Grips are excellent. Mechancially excellent. 3,000 - 4,000

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2399 - (C) RARE 1ST PATTERN ZERO SERIES P.38 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL, NUMBER 026. Manufacturer: Walther Model: P38 Serial No. 026a Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4 - 7/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured by Walther in 1938 drift adjustable front sight. Serial number 026 on slide frame barrel and locking link with 26 on primary parts. Proofed Crowned “N” with “(Eagle) / 359” inspection on frame, barrel, slide trigger bar, takedown lever, locking lug, and hammer. Checkered black plastic grips with round lanyard slot. Their are only 7 known example of this early variation according to Alexander Krutzak in his treatise “THE WALTHER P38 PISTOL” on pg. 25. PROVENACE: This example is from the Warren Buxton Collection. CONDITION: Very fine as found with unfinished in-the-white barrel and slide and frame retaining over 97% of the commercial high polish blue. Grips remain excellent and bore bright. Mechanically excellent. An extremely scarce pre-production P38 pistol. 3,000 - 4,000 2400 - (C) SAXON STATE POLICE MAUSER 1914 .32 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER. Manufacturer: Mauser Model: 1914 Serial No. 382498 Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP Barrel Length: 3 - 3/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Classic configuration with blade front sight and U notch rear, blued finish, and comes with two matching numbered magazines and holster. The front grip strap is marked with “S.P./M.” Saxon Landespolizei, Meiben. Both magazines are numbered to the pistol with A & B designations. The pebble grain holster has tight stitching and is still pliable. “J.H.B.” on inside the flap of the holster. The pistol is all matching. CONDITION: Overall thinning to the finish with scattered handling marks and areas of toning to brown. Some silvering to sharp edges. Mechanically fine, bore very good with strong rifling and some mild firing residue. The one piece walnut grips have scattered dings and wear to the diamonds. 1,500 - 2,500 2401 - (C) MAUSER 1914 .32 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL . Manufacturer: Mauser Model: 1914 Serial No. 147459 Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP Barrel Length: 3 - 3/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Produced by Mauser, this model 1914 rig is complete with two matching numbered magazines and a JHG 41 coded holster. The pistol has all matching numbers. The blued pistol features a crown U proof on the top rear of the slide. CONDITION: The blued finish is strong overall, with high edge wear, mainly at the muzzle. The checkered wood grips show wear and spots of discoloration. The bore is bright and the mechanics are very good. 1,500 - 2,500 2402 - (C) KREIGSMARINE OSTSEE PROPERTY MARKED MAUSER MODEL 1934 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Mauser Model: M1934 Serial No. 571147 Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Rare, Mauser Model 1934 Kreigsmarine pistol with both Eagle “M” Kreigsmarine marking on left side of frame and German Eastern Fleet marking on front strap. With rarely found numbers matching Mauser banner magazine. The “O” marking on the front strap indicated “Ostsee” is defined as Eastern Fleet with property number 4362 indication the inventory number of the pistol. The magazine is also marked with the 4362 number. Varnished checkered one-piece grips, Blue finish with Crown “U” proofs. Unit marked model 1934 Kreigsmarine pistols are very uncommon and to be found with the matching magazine is a great rarity. CONDITION: Very fine with 85% bright commercial blue finish remaining with some frosted oxidation on left side of slide and thinning finish at high points and front strap. Grips are very fine with light wear and some bruises but no material loss. Mechanically excellent. 2,000 - 3,000

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2403 - (C) RARE SVW45 P.38 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH GERMAN INSPECTIONS Manufacturer: Mauser Model: P38 Serial No. 7451e Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic SVW manufactured in occupied France on Mauser tooling. Manufactured 1945 and issued and inspected with German WaA135 waffenamt. Very few of these pistols actually made into the production early enough to be German inspected as the country was liberated by Allied forces shortly after production started. Phosphate finished with black plastic grips. Slide marked “P.38” with “SVW” over “45”. Full serial number found on slide, frame, and barrel; locking lug has the last 3 digits, “451”, present. Blue finished magazine marked P.38 with no other markings. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine with most all finish remaining, brilliant bore and mechanically excellent. Not import marked and has excellent grips. 1,500 - 2,250 2404 - (C) PRE-WAR COMMERCIAL WALTHER PP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH BOX Manufacturer: Walther Model: PP Serial No. 943434 Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP Barrel Length: 3 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Dates to 1936-1937 era. This early gun has the 90 degree nitre blue safety and several crown “N” proof stamps. Features the black checkered Walther banner grips, a matted rib, wind drift rear sight and one magazine. Gun is housed in its rare original matching number two piece box with the instruction booklet along with the scarce Police Model flyer and tin Walther advertising box. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains at least 95% high polish blue with some high edge wear and nominal handling marks. Bore is bright. 1,500 - 2,500 2405 - (C) WALTHER PP .32 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL Manufacturer: Walther Model: PP Serial No. 330688p Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP Barrel Length: 3 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Walther PP produced in mid 1944. The pistol features a milled blue finish, Eagle/N proofs and is all matching numbered. The pistol comes with one wartime Walther factory magazine. CONDITION: There is high edge wear, mainly at the muzzle. The grip straps have a thin finish as well. The two piece red/brown Bakelite grips are free of defects. The bore is bright, and the mechanics are very good. 1,500 - 2,000 2406 - (C) REICHSBANK WALTHER MODEL PP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Walther Model: PP Serial No. 752967 Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP Barrel Length: 3 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured in 1930, the second year of production. Finished in pre-War commercial blue. Left side of the slide is marked with standard Zellas-Mehlis legend. Right side has matching pantographed serial number. Such guns are believed to have been numbered by an arsenal for use by the Reichsbank. Ealy 90 degree safety. Fixed front sight and drift adjustable u-notch rear. 2-piece checkered black plastic grips with “WALTHER” banners. The “WALTHER” banner marked magazine also has the serial number stamped on the black plastic finger tab as is correct for Reichsbank issue pistols. CONDITION: Fine. Bountiful amounts of factory blue are retained with some wear along the high edges, especially at the muzzle, and grip strap thinning with evidence of cleaned light oxidation spotting. Very fine bright bore with crisp rifling. Fine mechanics. Magazine is very tight. 1,500 - 2,500 376

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2407 - (C) WALTHER PPK .32 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH DURAL FRAME. Manufacturer: Walther Model: PPK Serial No. 429781k Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Produced by Walther in late 1944, this pistol is highly sought after and very scarce, as there were only 1500 produced. Police “(Eagle) / F” marked Dural frame PPK. CONDITION: This all matching example has very little finish loss to the anodized frame. There is high edge wear to the slide, mainly confined to the muzzle. The black Bakelite grips are free of defects, but show some handling. The bore is bright the mechanics are strong. 3,000 - 3,500 2408 - (C) WALTHER PPK .32 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Walther Model: PPK Serial No. 391677k Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured by Walther in late 1942. This steel framed PPK features a milled finish with an “(Eagle) / C” acceptance mark on the left side of frame. The frame is a plum color with a darker blued slide. The pistol is all matching. CONDITION: The bore is bright, the black Bakelite grips have a few handling marks but no cracks or chips. The blue is thin on the front strap. 2,800 - 3,400 2409 - (C) WWII GERMAN WALTHER PPK SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL (1944) Manufacturer: Walther Model: PPK Serial No. 421437k Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Excellent, late World War II manufactured Walther PPK with rough secondary finish. Reddish-blue metal finish with serial numbered slide and frame. Loaded chamber indicator. Eagle “N” proofed with Wartime manufactured flat base magazine. Checkered black plastic wrap around grips with Walther banner at top. Factory stamped steel lanyard loop at base of butt. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine with 98% finish some very light scratches, brilliant bore. Mechanically excellent. Superb grips with no warping or cracks. 2,750 - 4,250 2410 - (C) RZM WALTHER PPK SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Walther Model: PPK Serial No. 840701 Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Produced by the Walther factory in 1935, this early PPK features a 90-degree safety and loaded chamber indicator. The RZM etching on the slide is very deep and clear unlike many examples. The pistol is all matching and has Crown N proofs on the barrel and slide. CONDITION: Fine. The is some finish loss on the slide, forward of the ejection port. Slight high edge wear, mainly confined to the muzzle. There is a light crack in the right-side grip panel above the escutcheon. The bore is bright and the mechanics are strong. 2,000 - 3,000

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2411 - (C) RARE PDM WALTHER PPK SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH DURAL FRAME. Manufacturer: Walther Model: PPK Serial No. 899334 Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Under the tenure of Heinrich Himmler, the Munich Police Directorate (PDM) procured approximately 450 specially configured PPK pistols circa 1936. These guns, including this example generally fall into the 899000 serial number range. The rare anodized Dural alloy frame is stamped “PDM / 334” on the left side. The commercial high polish blued slide has the standard Zella-Mehlis legend on the left and crown “N” proofs on the right. Standard fixed sights. Early 90-degree nitre blue finished safety. Mottled brown “WALTHER” banner wraparound Bakelite grips notched at the base for the special heel magazine release. Includes one correct heel release style banner and caliber marked finger tab magazine. CONDITION: Fine. Slide retains the vast majority of its original blue with some thinning along the high edges, especially at the muzzle. Dural frame shows some mild characteristic thinning with a small wear spot on the front strap. Grips are very good with some scattered marks and a small area of loss at the top of the right panel. Crisp, bright bore. Fine mechanics. 2,000 - 3,000 2412 - (C) WALTHER PPK REICHSBANK SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER. Manufacturer: Walther Model: PPK Serial No. 764731 Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured by Walther in 1931 for the Reichsbank with high polish blue finish. This scarce example features a pantographed serial number on the slide as well as matching pantographed numbers on both finger extension magazines. Both finger extension magazines are marked with matching serial numbers on the right side flat of the magazines. CONDITION: Handling and wear consistent with wartime use. Crown N proofs on barrel and slide. Bore is bright and mechanics are excellent. 2,000 - 2,500 2413 - (C) WALTHER PPK DURAL .32 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Walther Model: PPK Serial No. 384475k Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Produced by Walther in mid 1942, this duralumin frame wartime production pistol was the last of the production of Dural framed pistols until well after the war. This example is all matching and has much of its anodized finish remaining on the frame. CONDITION: The blued slide has some high edge wear, mainly at the muzzle. The pistol also features desirable green/grey bakelite grips that are free of cracks or chips. The bore is bright, and the mechanics are strong. 1,800 - 2,200 2414 - (C) PRE-WAR WALTHER PPK SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Walther Model: PPK Serial No. 942056 Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Produced by Walther in 1936, this pistol has the early features including high polished blue finish, a 90-degree safety, and chamber indicator. The pistol comes with one finger extension magazine. CONDITION: Fine. There is a small amount of finish loss on the frame below the magazine release. Light handling on the slide and light high edge wear. Nitre blue still evident on the safety. The one-piece Bakelite grips appear free from defects. 1,500 - 2,000 378

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2415 - (C) WALTHER PPK SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER. Manufacturer: Walther Model: PPK Serial No. 349012K Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured by Walther in 1941 this wartime commercial proofed PPK has a high polish blue finish. Eagle N proof on barrel and slide. Rig comes with two magazines, one flat based and one finger extension base. Also comes with pebble grain holster of the period. CONDITION: Minor edge wear, mainly at the muzzle. Light handling marks present. Excellent bore and mechanics. One piece Bakelite grips are free of cracks, but are slightly warped away from frame near the base. There are minor dings present on the grips. 1,500 - 2,000 2416 - (C) WALTHER PPK .32 ACPS SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Walther Model: PPK Serial No. 391486k Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Produced by Walther in late 1942. The pistol features a milled blue finish and Crown “N” proofs. All matching numbers. With one finger extension Walther magazine. CONDITION: The finish has high edge wear, and is thin on the grip strap. There is some freckling of the finish on the Walther banner side of the slide. The bore is very bright. The black Bakelite grips show handling and have a small chip on the left side panel, below the safety. 1,500 - 2,500 2417 - (C) WALTHER PPK .32 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Walther Model: PPK Serial No. 309651k Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Produced by Walther for a German police department during 1940. Police “(Eagle) / C” acceptance on left side of frame and a single matching numbered magazine which is numbered on the baseplate. CONDITION: The blued finish has started to thin in areas, mainly the slide. The pistol has a bright bore and strong mechanics. The one piece bakelite grips are free of defects. 1,500 - 2,500 2418 - (C) WWII POLICE EAGLE C WALTHER PPK SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Walther Model: PPK Serial No. 363896k Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured by Walther in 1942, this “(Eagle) / C” acceptance proofed pistol was issued to the German Police. The pistol comes with one finger extension mag that is numbered on the side of the base, but does not match the serial of the pistol. The pistol is all matching numbered. CONDITION: Polished blue finish shows some high edge wear and light handling throughout. The one piece Bakelite grips show handling and have a small crack on the left side escutcheon. The pistol comes with a period leather shoulder holster and capture papers identifying the GI and pistol by serial number and make. 1,500 - 2,500

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2419 - (M) ENGRAVED WALTHER PPK/S SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH BOX Manufacturer: Walther Model: PPK/S Serial No. 239000S Caliber/Bore: .380 acp Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4” FFL Status: Modern This beautiful pistol exhibits the German oak leaf and scroll design hand engraving covering nearly all of its surface. This pistol has the Interarms legend on right side of slide and is stamped made in Germany on frame. Standard features include blued finish, dove tail rear sight with white paint, Walther, and banner black checkered grips. Accompanied by a matching black box with paperwork, an undated matching test target, as well as a walnut display case. CONDITION: Shows in near new condition exhibiting nominal handling and a bright bore. 2,500 - 3,500

2420 - PAIR OF RARE PRE-WAR SWEDISH WALTHER PPK SALES BROCHURES. This pair of very attractive and hard to find brochures are dated 1939 on the reverse. The full color printed front covers has the Swedish tagline which translates to “A Reliable Comrade / For / Protection / For Sport”. The covers cleverly shows a holster whose flap opens the brochure revealing a gentleman’s hand pulling a PPK pistol out and firing it. The brochures further open to depictions of both the Walther PPK and PP pistols with their specifications along with photos of the guns in use. CONDITION: Fine. Both brochures are clean with great color, one slightly brighter than the other. Some faint edgewear and handling present. An excellent period accessory for Walther pistols. 400 - 800

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2421 - (C) JAPANESE NAMBU TYPE 14 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER. Manufacturer: Nagoya Model: Type 14 Serial No. 46531 Caliber/Bore: 8mm Nambu Barrel Length: 4 - 5/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Produced at the Toriimatsu factory, Nagoya Arsenal in 1944. The pistol features a late war brushed blue finish. The pistol is all matching numbers, including the magazine. The third digit in the serial number appears to be factory over stamped. . The pistol is complete with an original Nambu clamshell holster. CONDITION: The blued finish has a small areas of loss on the top rear of the slide/barrel assembly. There is some high edge wear on the safety. The wood grips have no cracks or chips. The bore is bright and the mechanics are very good. The pistol is complete with an original Nambu clamshell holster. 1,500 - 2,000 2422 - (C) NAMBU TYPE 14 8MM NAMBU SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER. Manufacturer: Nambu Model: Type 14 Serial No. 872 Caliber/Bore: 8mm Nambu Barrel Length: 4 - 5/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Produced by the Toriimatsu Factory, Nagoya Arsenal in 1943. the pistol has all matching numbers, including the magazine. Brushed blue finish. Comes with an original Japanese type 14 nambu clamshell holster. CONDITION: There very little wear, mostly confined to the high edges and the muzzle. The bore is bright. The wood grips are free from defects. Mechanics are very good. 1,500 - 2,500 2423 - (C) F.B. RADOM VIS 35 9MM SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Radom Model: Vis 35 Serial No. D4184 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Radom Model P-35, Type 1 variation with slotted back strap and triple latch operation, produced under German occupation. Slide marked “F.B.RADOM VIZ MOD 35 PAT NR 15567” with small “P35(p)” marking under slide address and German inspected with waffenamt and Eagle WaA77 and Eagle 828 inspections. Black checkered 2 piece grips with “FB” monograms. German inspected magazine with Eagle 189 on base. Housed in brown German leather white stitched holster with inked marking “bnz 1944” and P35 (b) marking inside flap. Comes with additional Radom blue finished magazine. CONDITION: Excellent with over 95% factory blue finish remaining with all matching numbers on slide, frame, and barrel. Excellent grips with no cracks. Slight finish edge wear and thinning grip strap finish. Holster is excellent with supple leather, solid stitching, and excellent original inked markings. Mechanically excellent. 2,500 - 3,500 2424 - (C) IDENTIFIED RADOM VIS 35 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER AND “SWEETHEART” GRIPS Manufacturer: Radom Model: Vis 35 Serial No. C7686 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4 - 5/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Blued two latch Radom model VIS 35 made during German occupation. The pistol has the proper E/77 and Waffen 623 proofs. The pistol has a set of sweetheart grips featuring pinup girls, including French actress Danielle Darrieux, and a slip of paper attributing the pistol to Matt Serna of 29th Infantry Division. The pistol comes complete with a period leather holster that has a bold “SERNA” on inside flap and a faint waffenamt. CONDITION: Much of the original finish with evidence of rough machining and heavy handed application of stamps throughout, with thinning and browning to blue throughout, especially to slide and sharp edges. Mechanically fine, magazine tends to stick, appears to be related to grip screws, bore with good rifling and some mild firing residue. Holster with crazing and scuffs throughout, stitching is tight, leather pliable. 1,500 - 2,000

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2425 - (C) SIMSON & CO P.08 LUGER 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Simson & Co Model: P.08 Serial No. 9283 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured by Simpson & Co. for the German Army. This is an all matching pistol, with the exception of the magazine. This is the scarce no date variant. All numbered parts are matching and all parts are Simpson proofed. The grips are numbered to the pistol as well. This example was produced around 1929-30. Per the terms of the Treaty of Versailles, Simpson & Sons were the only company authorized to produce and overhaul arms for the Weimar era German Army. They are scarce today because the need for new arms during the Weimar era wasn’t huge, and the company was nationalized when the Nazis came to power in 1933. CONDITION: Very good. This example has high edge wear, thinning finish on the grip straps. The small strawed parts still retain much of their color. The checkered walnut grips show a few flattened diamonds and slight handling but overall. The bore is bright and the mechanics are very good. 3,000 - 4,000

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2426 - (C) SIMSON & SUHL CO. P.08 LUGER SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Simson & Suhl Model: P.08 Serial No. 311e Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Rare and desirable Simson police luger. This is an all matching numbers gun to include the original magazine. The police sear safety is present and part of the magazine block is present. Two piece checkered wood grips. Strawed small parts. Aluminum bottom magazine that is numbered to the gun. All the parts have the correct eagle 6 proof marks. CONDITION: This gun retains the vast majority of the factory applied original finish. The straw has faded. Bright and shiny bore with sharp lands and grooves. The checkering on the grips is sharp and crisp. A great addition to any collection. 2,000 - 4,000

2427 - (C) CYQ SPREEWERKE ZERO SERIES P.38 SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Spreewerke Model: P38 Serial No. 2222 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4 - 7/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Scarce 1945 manufactured Zero Series CYQ Spreewerke P38 as issued to the Volkssturm in the later period of WWII. Slide is marked with “cyq” marking P.38 and “02222” serial number as found on frame, barrel and locking block. “(Eagle) / 88” waffenamt inspections and “U” assembly marking on frame, slide, and barrel. Dark brown Bakelite grips. CONDITION: Very fine with 97% finish. Brilliant bore. Mechanically excellent. These late war Zero series guns are very infrequently found with an estimated production of only 4700 guns. 1,500 - 2,500

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2428 - (C) STEYR-MANNLICHER “SHORT” POCKET MODEL 1905 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Steyr Model: 1905 Serial No. 2073 Caliber/Bore: 7.65 Mannlicher Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic These very rare “short” pocket size variation of the Model 1905 feature both a shortened barrel and grip frame making them much more compact and concealable. Fitted with a drift adjustable blade front sight and fixed v-notch rear. Finished in rust blue. Left side of the frame is stamped “Md. 1905 / WAFFENFABRIK / STEYR”, the right marked “SYSTEM / MANNLICHER”. 2-piece checkered hard rubber grips. Externally visible numbers are matching. Includes a vintage South American 50-round box of ammunition. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the original blue is retained with some thinning along the high edges, mild spotting and handling marks. Grips have a few minor nicks. Excellent bore showing little if any use. Fine mechanics. A wonderful example. 2,000 - 3,000 2429 - (C) ROTH-STEYR MODEL 1907 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER. Manufacturer: Steyr Model: 1907 Serial No. 23988 Caliber/Bore: 8mm Roth-Steyr Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Proofed in Vienna in early 1910. Finished in rust blue with straw small parts. Slide rib marked “WAFFENFABRIK STEYR”. 2-piece grooved grips with “24E” unit marked escutcheon on the right side. Gun is accompanied by a very nice 1917 dated leather holster with strap, charger, and a 50-round box of Fiocchi 8mm Steyr ammunition. CONDITION: Excellent. Virtually all of the original blue is retained with scant handling marks. Straw is strong. Crisp are likewise fine with a few impressions. Excellent bore. Fine mechanics. A phenomenal example. 1,500 - 2,500

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FIREARMS & MILITARIA

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Viet Nam War Trophy, Chinese Type 56 Machine Gun SOLD $132,250

Likely the Finest Factory Engraved Blue & Case Colored Colt Lightning Known to Exist (1886). SOLD $190,650

Important Historic Bunker Hill engraved Powder Horn of Daniel Kinne, dated 1775. SOLD $209,100

Possibly Conrad Ulrich’s Greatest Masterpiece and a Legendary Winchester Collector’s Icon for nearly half a Century is the Magnificent Gilded High Relief Engraved and Fully Signed Winchester Model 1866 Lever Action Rifle. SOLD $598,000

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3001 - PERIOD VINTAGE PARTITIONED MAHOGANY COLT 1851 NAVY REVOLVER CASE. Lined in fading red felt, partitioned for a flask, bullet mold, cap tine and bullet bullets. CONDITION: Good. Interior shows fading and some toning but complete. Box itself is solid, has been re-varnished long ago. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 1,000 - 1,500

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3002 - PERIOD VINTAGE PARTITIONED MAHOGANY CASE FOR A COLT 1851 NAVY. This beautiful period case is partitioned for a flask, bullet mold, cap tin and bullet area. CONDITION: Very good. The green lining is fading and shows some age toning but intact. Box shows some nominal dings. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 1,000 - 1,500

3003 - MARTIALLY INSPECTED COLTS PATENT DRAGOON PLUNGER TOP POWDER FLASK. Made for all three model Colt Dragoon revolvers. This example has the lower body hangers as seen on page 162-163 in “Colt Percussion Accoutrements” by Rapley. It features the plunger spout. The hinged filler plate is stamped “COLTS PATENT” and cap is stamped “WAT” for William A. Thornton. Listed makers are Batty and Mathewman. Body measures approximately 7 - 3/8”. Embossed on both sides with Trophy of Arms, cannon, mortar, rifles and revolvers. Period modified plunger. CONDITION: Very good. Has been cleaned at one time and exhibits sundry dings. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 1,000 - 2,000

3004 - CIRCA 1970S SMITH & WESSON MACHINIST CHEST WITH NUMEROUS RELATED TOOLS. This fully loaded tool box belonged to a Smith & Wesson gunsmith during the 1970s but many of the tools are much older. This is a large assortment of wood handled tools and turn screws, two S&W screw drivers, files, chisels and small hammers. Also included is a caliper, old iron hand tools, pin punches, hand held vise, polishing heads and numerous proprietary tools et all. Also, an entire old wood palate of bits, punches, etc. plus a compartment box of smalls. There are some really great early and unique items in the lot. 1,000 - 2,000

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3005 - WW1 MAUSER RED NINE BROOMHANDLE HOLSTER WITH CLEANING ROD. Leather German 1918 Mauser Red Nine Broomhandle Holster complete with cleaning rod/ take down tool. Marked “L.Ritgen 1918” on back with a regimental marking “P.1. 14.91”. These leather holsters referred to as “jock strap” holsters and are rarely encountered separately from a pistol. They were also issued with the Schnellfeuer machine pistole. CONDITION: Very good with solid stitching some areas of the leather have period scuffing but remain supple. 800 - 1,200

3006 - LOT OF 3: K43 MAGAZINES Three original German WWII magazines for the G43/K43 Rifle. The production codes are “aye”, “awj”, and “acw”. CONDITION: Very good with scattered losses to finish. 500 - 1,000

3007 - LOT OF 3: K43 MAGAZINES Three original German WWII magazines for the G43/K43 Rifle. One production code is “AVX”, and two are “GCB”. CONDITION: Very good with scattered finish loss. 500 - 1,000

3008 - LOT OF 4: DIXON & SONS SHEFFIELD ENGLISH LARGE BORE POWDER FLASKS. Each flask is stamped with maker. All would be appropriate for cased large bore English made revolvers. All four are single side embossed, all different designs featuring horses, dogs and/or game. Each measures approximately 6 1/2”. Each is tagged with a Riley plate identification number. They are numbered 623,685, 693 and 701. CONDITION: Two are fine noting little to no indentations. One has some nominal caving on back side while last example (623) appears to have been cleaned at one time with some evident caving. The others retain a pleasing patina. 500 - 1,000

3009 - LOT OF 2: N.P. AMES 1846 DATED MARTIAL PEACE FLASKS. These flasks are pictured on page 362 in the definitive book on flasks written by Ray Riling. Both are dated 1846 along with inspector initials and are stamped N.P. AMES. These so called Peace flasks were the most widely used of its type during the Mexican American war (1846 through 1848) and were produced by the Ames Manufacturing Company in Chicopee, Mass. Both sides of flasks are embossed with the hand shake, stars, US shield , eagles and the stand of arms. Both have hangers. Body measures approximately 7.5” CONDITION: Very good to fine. One exhibits very minor impressions while the other shows some caving on one side. Both retain a fine patina. 500 - 1,000

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3010 - LOT OF FOUR GERMAN MILITARY TYPE POCKET PISTOL HOLSTERS (A) German cjg 42 Walther PPK holster. (B) PPK marked holster. (C) Reproduction PPK holster. (D) Sauer marked holster for the Model 38H with jhg 41 stamp. CONDITION: All are in fine complete condition. 400 - 800

3011 - CUT-AWAY DISPLAY BARREL AND ROTARY AMMUNITION DRUMS FOR SPANISH (HISPANO-SUIZA) 20 MM CANNON.. Rare display cut-away barrel, cut-away operating cylinder, and two ammunition drums for the Hispano-Suiza 20mm Cannon. The Hispano-Suiza cannon saw widespread use in aircraft, and also was mounted on vehicles, on trailers and in fixed position anti-aircraft emplacements. If you have (or hope to have) one of these historic destructive devices, it would be prudent to acquire these. The cut-away barrel dramatically illustrates the cartridge in the chamber and how the gas port taps expanding gases from the barrel. CONDITION: Uniform brown corrosion on the rotary ammunition drums. On one drum the follower moves under spring tension, and on the other drum not. Appropriate restorative work would bring these back nicely for a display. Exterior of barrel has extremely fine original blued finish with typical red paint coverage on cut-away areas. This lot would be a worthwhile acquisition for an aircraft museum. JWK 2026-05-041. 500 - 1,000

3012 - LOT OF APPROXIMATELY 935 ROUNDS OF 7.5FK AMMUNITION. Lot consists of 17 50-round boxes of FK BRNO High Terminal Effect 95gr. solid copper hollow point 7.5 FK ammunition by International Firearms Corporation and 2 50-round boxes (1 partial with 35 rounds) of 95gr jacketed hollow point 7.5 FK ammunition. CONDITION: Very good. Ammunition appears clean and serviceable. Boxes show some storage wear and light tearing. 500 - 1,000

3013 - LOT OF BARSHOT. Lot consists of three pieces of display barshot and two small cannonballs. Varying degrees of patina throughout. CONDITION: Good. 200 - 400

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3014 - BRONZE REPRODUCTION OF A GREEK HELMET In the classic Corinthian form, most traditionally associated with Greek helmets, made of bronze and decorated with a laurel of victory on the brow and beaded strapwork borders. CONDITION: Very good as modern made with some casting flaws and artificial aging. Most true examples of these helmets are exceedingly scarce and are jealously guarded by museums, making examples like this one ideal for a collection of armor. 400 - 600

3015 - ACID ETCHED MORION Of classic two piece construction with a central fleur-de-lis on a blacked background, fluted comb with acid etching depicting florals on a geometric field. Base of skull with studs for 14 rosettes, but four are missing. Rear of comb with plume holder. CONDITION: Good, showing great age throughout. Comb with some oxidation through on right side, with areas of scattered delamination throughout. Ground shows evidence of an old restoration, etching possibly also dates to restoration. An authentic morion likely subjected to upgrade during the Victorian period. 1,000 - 2,000

3016 - ITALIAN CABASSET WITH ARSENAL MARKINGS Of classic form with a slightly fluted comb and a rolled rim decorated with 14 rosettes about the base of the skull. Rear of the rim is impressed with an unidentified and partially obfuscated arsenal mark, which appears to be a crown surmounting two elements in a field. CONDITION: Showing appropriate age throughout, with scattered darkness and delamination. Some rosettes with damaged petals, interior with evidence of light cleaning. 500 - 1,000

3017 - ENGLISH CUIRASS WITH BREASTPLATE, BACKPLATE, AND CHAINMAIL. Unmarked, but with a Certificate of Authenticity from Hundred & One Antiques of Toronto, Canada, ascribing the set to England between 1850-1890, as an English cavalry officer’s cuirass with breastplate, backplate, shoulder straps, and chainmail, but no marks other than a “131” under an insignia at left armpit and a lack of British proofs suggests a continental origin. With brass studs at edges, including shoulder strap handers. Shoulder straps of later vintage, marked “L.R.”. Chainmail of indeterminate age. CONDITION: Very good with areas of cleaned oxidation throughout, heavier at top of rear backplate, perhaps due to sweat. Interiors with white painted codes, suggesting museum display or collection numbering. Chainmail with heavier oxidation throughout, and some separation of rings. 800 - 1,200

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3018 - NAPOLEONIC CUIRASSIER ARMOR WITH ZUDERELL MARKED BREASTPLATE Of classic French Cuirassier form with a ridges central and brass studs throughout edge and across breast. Top right of “gorget” marked “306 / K”, while back left marked “840”; probably rack numbers. Importantly, the chestplate is also marked “ZUDERELLParis” across base. Zuderell was a known retailer, best known for several pieces currently in the Tower of London that were Waterloo pickups, where they were used by Napoleon’s heavy cavalry and subsequently taken as battle trophies. CONDITION: With expected age throughout, slots for the shoulder straps vacant on rear, one brass stud missing near shoulders of breastplate. One crack at right armpit of breastplate. Lining missing several sections between studs. Expected oxidation and cleaning throughout, but presents extremely well. 800 - 1,200

3019 - CROMWELLIAN LOBSTER TAIL HELMET OR ZISCHAGGE These helmets were used by both Cromwellian forces and Charles I loyalists during the English Civil War. Blackened iron throughout. Iconic lobster tail neck defense of 4 lames with matching dual punch mark on interior of six impressed dots next to five impressed dots. Later crudely made ear guards on leather straps . Visor bolted to skull, with a sliding nasal retained by a heart shaped screw, with ian indecipherable mark at fore of visor, possibly a date of rack number, underside with impressed dot matrix en suite with lame. Rolled edges throughout, some unraveling. CONDITION: Showing age throughout, with some unraveling of rolled edges and delamination. Some studs replaced. Leather old, with replacements at ear flaps. A nice example. 800 - 1,500

3020 - ELECTROTYPE SHIELD DEPICTING GREEK SOLDIERS With a heavily softened foundry marking on rear, that appears to be for a German foundry. Shields like this were popular in the Victorian era as an affordable way to access artwork in the form of armor, as originals could be extensively copied. This example depicts Greco-Roman soldiers amidst a chaotic battle, with many men fighting, others taking cover from trampling horses, and men being dismounted. With faux rolled edge and studs throughout, and a central spike. With hook of rear to hang shield. CONDITON: Very good, with browned finish throughout, and some age related oxidation toward edges. Figures are well defined throughout. 700 - 1,000

3021 - MORION WITH UNUSUALLY HIGH COMB Of classic two piece construction with a banded element on base of skull with 10 rosettes depicting five petal florals with a beaded edge. Plume holder at rear. Banded element and comb appear to originally have been bright steel, now with evidence of lacquering and oxidation. Form somewhat stretched along the vertical axis, and unusually tall and narrow. CONDITION: Good with evidence of an old restoration and reblack throughout, with areas of oxidation and artificial oxidation. A pleasing example with evidence of a European style refresh and conservation. 700 - 1,000

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3022 - ITALIAN CABASSET Of classic form with ear flaps, a raised skull with short stalk, 12 rosettes on studs, and rolled edges. Ear flaps of five lames with a red cloth interior, lining around the skull heavily deteriorated. Plume holder at rear. CONDITION: With evidence of delamination throughout and a careful cleaning and conservation in the European style, with a newer patina setting in, particularly about the skull. Ear flap lames with evidence of a protective lacquer. 600 - 900

3023 - (C) PRE-WAR WINCHESTER MODEL 70 BOLT ACTION RIFLE IN .300 MAGNUM. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 70 Serial No. 19875 Caliber/Bore: .300 Magnum (H&H) Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Length of Pull: 13 1/2” Manufactured1938. Custom Winchester Model 70 Super Grade caliber 300 Magnum (300 H&H Mag) with Griffin & Howe mounted (quick detachable) Helia 4 power scope with Stoeger retailer markings with post and cross wire reticle. 26” barrel with integral ramped front sight, blank filled rear dove tail. Lyman receiver base with filler. Oil finished Super Grade stock with cheek rest and, ebony tip and contemporary recoil pad. Matching number jeweled bolt and cartridge follower with steel trigger guard and magazine floor plate with “SUPER GRADE” markings. CONDITION: Metal is very fine with over 96% finish and bright sharp bore. Stock is custom oil finished with repaired crack at wrist and 1” wood extension 13 1/2” LOP. Clear optics and mechanically excellent. 2,000 - 3,000

3024 - (C) PRE 64 WINCHESTER MODEL 70 BOLT ACTION RIFLE IN .300 H&H MAGNUM. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 70 Serial No. 507309 Caliber/Bore: .300 H&H Magnum Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Length of Pull: 13 1/2” Manufactured 1961. Blue finished with numbers matching Featherweight pattern bolt. Integral ramped and hooded front sight with folding express rear sight. Receiver drilled with 4 scope mounting holes. Steel trigger guard and magazine floor plate assemblies. Varnished stock with checkered pistol grip, and checkered black plastic Featherweight pattern buttplate. CONDITION: Very fine with 98% blue finish with some edge wear losses. Stock is very good with light handling marks. Mechanically excellent. Brilliant bore. 2,000 - 3,000

3025 - (C) WINCHESTER MODEL 70 WESTERNER BOLT ACTION RIFLE IN .264 WINCHESTER MAGNUM. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 70 Serial No. 496885 Caliber/Bore: .264 Winchester Magnum Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Length of Pull: 13 - 1/2” Manufactured 1960. Blue finish, integral ramped and hooded front sight with folding express rear sight. Matte finished receiver has 4 holes for scope. Numbers matching featherweight pattern bolt. Varnished walnut stock with checkered pistol grip and featherweight checkered black plastic butt plate. Late production parts clean up assembled rifle. CONDITION: Very fine with excellent brilliant bore. 99% blue finish excellent wood stock with some light handling marks. Mechanically excellent 2,000 - 3,000

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3026 - (C) WINCHESTER MODEL 54 SUPER GRADE .22 HORNET BOLT ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 54 Super Grade Serial No. 48105A Caliber/Bore: .22 Hornet Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured 1936. Blue finished with integral ramped and hooded front sight, rear sight dovetail filled with sight blank, and Lyman receiver sight. Matte finished receiver with 2 factory drilled holes in receiver ring with no holes in rear bridge. Varnished walnut stock with pistol grip cap, checkered wrist and forearm, and steel checkered buttplate. Factory installed Super Grade sling swivels. Steel trigger guard and magazine floor plate marked “SUPER-GRADE”. CONDITION: Excellent with metal retaining over 97% blue. Excellent bright bore. Stock is excellent with cleaned checkering. Matching bolt serial number. Mechanically excellent. 2,000 - 3,000

3027 - (C) PRE-64 WINCHESTER MODEL 70 SUPERGRADE BOLT ACTION RIFLE IN .270 WINCHESTER. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 70 Serial No. 282871 Caliber/Bore: .270 Winchester Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured 1954. Blue finish, matching bolt number. Standard Super Grade configuration with Super Grade marked magazine floor plate and factory checkered steel buttplate. CONDITION: Very fine with standard 4 hole receiver, 98% blue finish, excellent bore. Stock is excellent with some light impressions and bruises and retains over 97% varnish. Mechanically excellent. 2,000 - 3,000

3028 - (C) WEST GERMAN WEATHERBY MARK V CUSTOM GRADE BOLT ACTION RIFLE . Manufacturer: Weatherby Model: Mark V Serial No. P25877 Caliber/Bore: .460 Weatherby Magnum Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured in 1967 by J.P. Sauer in West Germany. Ported polished blue barrel with ramped blade front sight and folding u-notch rear. Action is also mounted with a gloss finished Leupold M8-4X scope with duplex reticle. Skipline checkered gloss finished stock with contrasting nose cap, inlaid pistol grip, Monte Carlo cheek piece, and Weatherby recoil pad. Floorplate is engraved “WEATHERBY CUSTOM” in a flowing banner with floral tendrils. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the original blue is retained with a few light handling marks. Stock is likewise fine. Very good, bright bore with crisp rifling. Fine mechanics. 2,000 - 3,000

3029 - (M) CUSTOM MAUSER BOLT ACTION SPORTING RIFLE IN 7MM REM MAG. Manufacturer: Unknown Model: 98 Serial No. 3681M3 Caliber/Bore: 7mm Remington Magnum Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Modern This handsome rifle is built on a classic phosphate finished Mauser action with a high polish blued sporting tapped barrel without iron sight provisions. Action is drilled and tapped, and currently mounted with a scope base. Bolt has been turned down and swept back with a sporting style safety. Stock is handsomely figured and finely checkered. It is furnished with an ebony nose cap, sling eyes, push button release bottom metal, inlayed skeleton grip cap, double line cheekpiece and Old English pad. CONDITION: Excellent as custom built with light handling. Well defined, frosted bore. Action locks up tightly. Safety requires adjustment and is currently stuck on the off position. A very nice custom Mauser. 1,000 - 2,000

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3030 - (C) PRE-64 WINCHESTER MODEL 70 BOLT ACTION CARBINE IN .30-06 (1952). Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 70 Serial No. 213588 Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured in 1952. Scare 20” carbine length barrel with integral ramped front sight and folding express rear sight. Griffin & Howe quick detachable side mounted Lyman All American Alaskan 2 - 3/4 power scope with tapered post and cross wire reticle. Varnished checkered walnut stock with checkered steel butt plate. CONDITION: Fine. Metal is excellent with 97% blue finish remaining. Stock is very fine as refinished. Fine, bright bore. Optics are slightly cloudy. 1,500 - 2,500 3031 - (C) COMPOSITE PRE-64 WINCHESTER MODEL 70 ALASKAN BOLT ACTION RIFLE IN .338 WINCHESTER MAGNUM. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 70 Serial No. 517376 Caliber/Bore: .338 Winchester Magnum Barrel Length: 25” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

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Manufactured 1961. Alaskan pattern rifle with 25” barrel. Ramped and hooded front sight with folding express rear sight. Matte finished receiver with 4 scope mounting holes. Steel trigger guard and magazine floor plate. Varnished checkered pistol grips stock with Winchester white line rubber butt pad. Numbers matching featherweight pattern bolt. CONDITION: Very good as custom assembled, stock with added finish. Brilliant bore and mechanically excellent. 1,500 - 2,500 3032 - (C) PRE-64 WINCHESTER MODEL 70 WESTERNER FEATHERWEIGHT BOLT ACTION RIFLE IN .264 WINCHESTER MAGNUM Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 70 Serial No. 5517707 Caliber/Bore: .264 Winchester Magnum Barrel Length: 22” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured 1962. Barrel with ramped and hooded front sight and folding express rear sight. Matte finished receiver with 4 scope mounting holes. Alloy trigger guard and magazine floor plate and Winchester white line Westerner pattern buttpad. Varnished stock with checkered pistol grip. Numbers matching Featherweight pattern bolt. CONDITION: Very fine with barrel and action retaining over 98% finish with brilliant bore. Stock is very fine with light impressions and rubs. Alloy trigger guard and magazine assembly retains 98% anodized finish with slight edge wear losses. Mechanically excellent. 1,500 - 2,500 3033 - (C) PRE-64 WINCHESTER MODEL 70 BOLT ACTION SPORTING RIFLE IN .257 ROBERTS. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 70 Serial No. 282253 Caliber/Bore: .257 Roberts Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured 1954. Integral ramped front sight with blank filled rear sight slot. Matte finished receiver. Mounted with Weaver steel tube 6x scope with duplex reticle. Steel trigger guard and magazine base plate. Varnished checkered walnut stock with steel checked butt plate and Williams pattern sling swivels. CONDITION: Very good with over 95% metal finish on action and barrel. Trigger guard and magazine plate retain 75% finish. Brilliant bright bore. Clear optics. Stock is very good period of use impressions and light bruises. Mechanically excellent. 1,500 - 2,500

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3034 - (C) PRE-64 WINCHESTER MODEL 70 SUPER GRADE FEATHERWEIGHT BOLT ACTION RIFLE IN .270 WINCHESTER. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 70 Featherweight Serial No. 409953 Caliber/Bore: .270 Winchester Barrel Length: 22” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured 1957. 22” barrel with integral front sight and folding express rear sight. 3-9x variable Bushnell Sportview scope with duplex reticle in tip off Weaver rings and bases. Blue finished with Super Grade pattern checkered stock with pistol grip and ebony tip. Pistol grip cap and alloy checkered butt plate. Alloy trigger guard and magazine floor plate marked “SUPER GRADE”. CONDITION: Very good as custom assembled with excellent bore. 90% metal finish and refinished stock. Clear optics. Mechanically fine. 1,500 - 2,000 3035 - (C) PRE-64 WINCHESTER MODEL 70 SUPERGRADE .30-06 SPRINGFIELD BOLT ACTION RIFLE WITH BOX AND PAPERS Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 70 Serial No. 162107 Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured 1950. 24” barrel with integral ramped and hooded front sight, folding rear sight. Matte finished receiver with 4 factory scope mount holes. Steel trigger guard and magazine floor plate marked “-SUPER GRADE-” . Nicely figured walnut stock, checkered pistol grip with pistol grip cap, ebony tip, and cheek rest. Winchester red recoil pad. Mounted with Super Grade sling swivels. Comes in numbers matching box with full label, instruction manual, and hang tag. CONDITION: Excellent as fully refinished with brilliant bore and mechanics. Box and paperwork and hang tag are contemporary and look very good. 1,200 - 1,800 3036 - (C) ENGRAVED WAFFEN-LUX BOLT ACTION MAUSER SPORTING CIGARETTE RIFLE. Manufacturer: WAFFEN-LUX Model: Sporter Serial No. 7538 Caliber/Bore: 8x57mm Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Barrel is marked Fred Adolph Genova NY. it should be spelled Genoa so obviously, marked as such but not a real Adolph. It is a Mauser action and there is even an original partial retailer/maker decal at base of stock. The right side of stock has the Waffen-Lux Heidelberg stamped into the wood. Friedrich Lux founded this company in Heidelberg in September 1931 and was the first licensed maker after the war. The receiver has been engraved with oak leaves. The barrel is military stepped. Features a bead on ramp front sight, a single leaf rear sight, an American market style rounded bolt knob, single trigger, oak leaf engraved floor plate and trigger guard. The walnut stock has a checkered pistol grip with black cap and butt plate, straight comb, roll over cheek piece, checkered forearm with a schnauble tip. This type of sporting rifle was often referred to as a Cigarette rifle, built from military parts and sold commercially to GI’s. CONDITON: Excellent. Metal retains nearly all the re-applied blue finish with minor handling marks. The stock is excellent with scattered impressions. Mechanically sound. Bore is bold but lightly frosted. 700 - 1,000 3037 - (A) SCARCE WINCHESTER MODEL 1895 LEE NAVY 6MM STRAIGHT PULL SPORTING RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1895 Lee Navy Serial No. 10614 Caliber/Bore: 6mm Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Antique Manufactured in 1898. Winchester produced approximately 1,700 sporting rifles based on the 1895 Lee action. this. Blued tapered round sporting barrel with 2-line Winchester address, tall pinned blade front sight, and semi-buckhorn rear. Extra dovetails have been cut near the front sight and over the caliber marking at the breech. Factory straight grain walnut sporting stock with Schnabel tipped finger groove forend, smooth Winchester hard rubber caped pistol grip, and blued steel shotgun butt plate. CONDITION: Very fine. Rifle retains the vast majority of its factory blue with some thinning, especially along the high edges and underside of the magazine well. Stock also retains significant portions of finish with light impressions throughout. Defined, frosted bore. Fine mechanics. 600 - 1,000 394

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3038 - (C) PRE-WWII SPRINGFIELD US MODEL 1903 BOLT ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Springfield Model: 1903 Serial No. 1524718 Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic The Springfield barrel is dated 1-38 matching the date of the receiver. The walnut stock shows the SA JFC, Coyle’s late era inspection stamp along with the two-block letter P proof stamps at wrist. The stock features the finger grooves, two bolt reinforcement, the Springfield fully checkered butt plate, the 2700-yard ladder rear sight, milled parts and arsenal parkerized finish. Rifle has an ME reading of 1 and a TE reading of 3. CONDITION: Fine. Metal retains majority of arsenal finish with minor handling marks. Stock is solid with scattered dings. Mechanically sound. These late pre-war examples are considered some of the best 03s ever made. 1,000 - 1,500

3039 - (A) SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1898 KRAG BOLT ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Springfield Model: 1898 Serial No. 128730 Caliber/Bore: .30-40 Krag Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Antique The blued rifle barrel is fitted with a pinned blade front sight and correct 1896 style rear sight. Standard walnut stocks with finger groove and “JSA / 1898” cartouche. CONDITION: Very good. Rifle retains significant portions of fading original arsenal finish drifting to a pleasant gray patina with areas of stronger blue. Stocks are fine as cleaned and reoiled. Markings remain legible. Crisp, bright bore. Fine mechanics. 1,000 - 1,500

3040 - (C) TOKYO JUKI KOGYO TYPE 99 7.7X58 ARISAKA BOLT ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Tokyo Kogyo Model: 99 Serial No. 28194 Caliber/Bore: 7.7x58mm Arisaka Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Classic WWII production with blued finish, protected blade front sight, anti-aircraft ladder rear, and grooved hardwood stocks. Imperial chrysanthemum is intact. CONDITION: Fair. Traces of original blue are retained, especially on the barrel, the balance faded to a brown patina. Some oxidation spotting present on the butt plate. Stocks show evidence of heavy military use with dings, nicks, and chips throughout. Good bright bore. Fine mechanics. 300 - 600

3041 - (C) REMINGTON US MODEL 1903 .30-06 SPRINGFIELD BOLT ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Remington Model: 1903 Serial No. 3137657 Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic The Remington barrel is dated 5-43 and not to be confused with the 03-A3 as this mid-war rifle features milled parts, parkerized finish, WWII era rear ladder sight, a walnut field replacement scant stock with no cartouche stamps, two stock bolt reinforcement and no finger grooves. Rifle shows an ME reading of 1 and a TE reading of 2. CONDITION: Fine. Metal retains the vast majority of its arsenal parkerized finish showing nominal handling marks. Stock is solid with light handling marks. Mechanically sound. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 800 - 1,200

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3042 - (C) SPRINGFIELD 1922MII .22 LR BOLT ACTION RIFLE WITH WEAVER SCOPE Manufacturer: Springfield Model: 1922 MII Serial No. 9546B Caliber/Bore: .22 LR Barrel Length: 24 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured as a military issue M1 subcaliber rifle with action updated to M11 (M2) specifications and the bolt. Parkerized Springfield barrel dated “12-36” with customized beaded blade front sight. Rear Lyman sight has been removed and the stock filled in with wood filler. Action is side mounted with Weaver K2.5 scope. Bolt handle has been custom lengthened and swept back into sporting style. Finger groove walnut stock with “ELJ / RIA” cartouche on the left flat and an “M2” stamped on the grip. Included is a vintage leather sling. CONDITION: Good. The majority of the fading arsenal finishes are retained blending with patina. Stocks have impressions throughout and a few larger gouges. Defined bore with some abrasions. Fine mechanics. Optics show age. 800 - 1,200 3043 - (C) ROCK ISLAND ARSENAL REBUILD 1903 BOLT ACTION RIFLE WITH SEDGLEY USMC BARREL. Manufacturer: Rock Island Arsenal Model: 1903 Serial No. 326808 Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Originally built at Rock Island in 1919, this WWII rebuild now has a 9-43 dated USMC field replacement barrel supplied by Sedgley of Philadelphia. Rifle sports a scant stock with an RIA FK inspector cartouche for Frank Krack which is a post WWII inspection stamp. The scant grip has the block P in circle stamp, two reinforcing bolts, no finger grooves, milled parts, a fully fine checkered RIA 1910-1917 butt plate, WWII type rear sight, swept bolt, parkerized finish, block letter SA magazine cut off. Receiver has the Marine Corp style gas vent hole. Rifle displays an ME reading of 1 with a TE reading of 1 as well. Bolt rail has been polished. CONDITION: Fine. Metal retains the vast majority of arsenal reapplied parkerized finish showing scattered high edge and handling wear. The stock is solid and strong with sundry dings and contusions. Mechanically solid. 800 - 1,200 3044 - LOT OF 10: BRITISH P1907 BAYONETS. Blade Length: Various Overall Length: Various Lot consists of: (A) Marked “1907 / 10 16 / WILKINSON”. (B) Marked “1907 / 9 18 / WILKINSON”. (C) Marked “1907 / 9 18 / WILKINSON / PALL MALL”. (D) Marked “1907 / 1 18 / WILKINSON / PALL MALL” (E) Marked “1907 / 6 18 / WILKINSON.”. (F) Marked “1907 / 10 18 / WILKINSON / PALL MALL”. (G) Marked “1907 / 9 18” / WILKINSON”. Pommel marked “NZ” for New Zealand. (H) Marked “1907 / 7 18 / VICKERS”. Scabbard throat marked “5TH MD”. (I) Marked “1907 / 12 15 / J.A.C.”. (J) Marked “1907” with various rehab dates as late as “’39” and other markings. All bayonets have their leather scabbards with metal mounts that exhibit various shades of paint. The bayonets exhibit a variety of the finishes used by the British Army including bright (polished), sandblasted, parkerized, blued ricassos, etc. Several have been arsenal rehabed. CONDITION: Good. All bayonets exhibit typical marks from field and handling wear. Some blades exhibit marks or have been cleaned while others retain great amounts of their original finish. Some exhibit weak or polished markings. Handles exhibit wear from use and handling. Some scabbards exhibit creasing, warps, and blemishes. 1,000 - 2,000 3045 - 17TH CENTURY WALLOON. Blade Length: 31” Overall Length: 38” Walloon of classic type, with blade incised with three fullers that appears to run nearly the full length, but is difficult to tell with the patination softening details. Double shell guard with two bars that run to D-guard with short counterguard. Cylindrical grip, slightly flared about the waist, with a globular pommel. No thumb ring nor does there ever have been for a provision for one; a similar example with no thumb ring is pictured on pg. 10 of “Arms & Armor of the Pilgrims” by Harold Peterson, attributed to Elder Brewster. CONDITION: Very good. Blade is dark with even oxidation and flashes of gunmetal grey mixed with mossing. Mounts are essentially chocolate patina throughout. Grip with some handling marks and chips near ferrules, slightly shrunk, with some minor insect damage. 1,000 - 2,000

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3046 - VICTORIAN 6TH INNISKILLING DRAGOONS 1834 PATTERN OFFICER’S HELMET. A nice example, the gilt brass skull applied with elaborate scroll and leaf work. Large multi-rayed frontal plate is overlaid with the post 1837 Royal Arms and the honor “Waterloo”. Oak leaf pattern metal comb fitted with a leaping lion. Large flowered rosettes. Leather backed chin scales. Brown leather sweatband with white silk lining, the latter part perished and detached, with liner crown hanging by one side. The helmet retains its shape with no major dents and exhibits scattered scratches. Scales are missing a few pieces that are attached via a plastic bag in the liner. Lion is slightly loose. CONDITION: Good. 3,000 - 5,000

3047 - BRITISH 6TH CARABINERS DRAGOON GUARD 1847 PATTERN OFFICER’S HELMET. A nice example of a Pattern 1847 6th Carabiniers Dragoon Guard Officer’s Helmet. Gilt brass skull applied with elaborate scroll and leaf work. Large multi-rayed frontal plate is overlaid with the 6th Dragoon Guard logo. Leaf pattern metal spike with black horse hair plume. Large rosette side ornaments. Leather and velvet backed chin scales. Moroccan leather sweatband with partial maroon silk lining, the latter part perished and detached, hanging by one side. The helmet retains its shape with no major dents and exhibits scattered scratches. Scattered light blemishes throughout with dark patina on interior. There is a crack with attempted repair visible on the interior that is hidden by the plate. CONDITION: Good. 1,000 - 2,000

3048 - VICTORIAN ROYAL MIDLOTHIAN YEOMANRY CAVALRY HELMET. Victorian Royal Midlothian Yeomanry helmet. Brass skull with plated fittings. Victorian Crown over a large Order of The Thistle Star front plate. Large comb with later added bearskin plume. Full unit title band around the front ornaments reads “ROYAL MIDLOTHIAN YEOMANRY CAVALRY”. Thistle stars on discs which accommodate scalloped chin scales mounted on chamois leather. One scale is separated. Leather liner is present but worn, exhibiting several tears in the leather. All leather tongues are present with wear. Liner remains supple. The exterior exhibits scattered blemishes including a few surface cracks. Evidence of an older cleaning is prevalent throughout the helmet. CONDITION: Good. 800 - 1,200 3049 - LOT OF 2: BRITISH CRIMEAN WAR AND LATE VICTORIAN FORAGE CAPS. Lot consists of: (A) Victorian era officer’s 1880 pattern forage cap of the York & Lancaster Regiment. Composed of dark blue melton cloth. Black leather visor with thick silver bullion trim. Gold lace band around the center and a bullion Regimental cap badge. Crown exhibits bullion rosette with matching lace decoration. Scattered light mothing. Bullion with nice patina. Interior is lined with purple silk and exhibits the “HAWKES & Co.” gold embossed label. Leather sweatband remains intact and supple with some separation. Lining exhibits some separation toward front. Black leather chin strap. The hat is housed in its black storage tin which has re-painted exterior and original japanned interior. CONDITION: Very good. (B) Crimean War era officer’s forage cap. Composed of dark blue melton cloth. Black leather visor. Crown exhibits bullion rosette and braid decoration. Scattered light mothing. Bullion with nice patina. Interior is lined with brown cloth. Leather sweatband remains intact and supple but is mostly separated. Lining exhibits some stains and light tears. Black leather chin strap. CONDITION: Good. 800 - 1,200

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3050 - BRITISH VICTORIAN THE QUEEN’S OWN LIGHT INFANTRY SHAKO IN STORAGE TIN. Victorian officer’s 1869 pattern shako of the Queen’s Own Light Infantry. Composed of a dark green felt with one strip of gold lace around the lower edge, two strips around the upper edge and a strip connecting the lower strip to the bottom upper strip at each ear. Exterior exhibits scattered mothing. Black leather visor lined with green leather. The front plate has a gilt Victorian crown over a horn inside a circle marked “THE QUEEN’S OWN LIGHT INFANTRY” over a silvered rayed star with a Victorian crown at the top. Black woolen pompom with a “VR” cypher on the silvered boss. Silvered rosettes suspend silvered velvet backed chin strap. Light brown leather sweatband remains intact and remains supple with a few stains. One crack at back of sweatband. Purple silk lining with “JONES & Co.” label on crown. Lining exhibits several tears with crown and label intact. The shako is contained in a “JONES & Co.” marked storage tin that exhibits a heavy patina on exterior and a nice Jappaned interior. CONDITION: Good. 800 - 1,200 3051 - LOT OF 4: BRITISH PITH HELMETS INCLUDING 24TH REGIMENT OF FOOT. Lot consists of: (A) British 1877 Colonial Pattern Sun Helmet. White body is intact and retains its shape. Linen Puggaree wrapped around exterior. Green lined interior is missing a fragment on the rear visor. Crown features “BEST LONDON MANUFACTURE” embossed on leather. Leather and red silk sweatband remains intact and supple. Size “6 1/2” label on sweatband. Interior is stamped with partially legible maker mark and name written in pencil. CONDITION: Very good. (B) British pith helmet with whitewashed body intact and retains its shape. 24th Regiment of Foot plate at front. Spike slightly loose. Cork backed leather sweatband is present with breaks at front. Sweatband is supple with heavy crazing. Partially visible name written in pencil on liner. Liner has piercings behind the badge revealing the cork body. CONDITION: Good. (C) British pith helmet with whitewashed body intact and retains its shape. 24th Regiment of Foot plate at front. Spike slightly loose. Trim is loose on rear visor. Cork backed leather sweatband is present with heavy wear throughout. Initials “ROF” written in ink on liner as well as “R.S. 123” stamped on liner. The liner is intact with no piercings. Chin scales present. CONDITION: Good. (D) Pre-World War II British Royal Marines Wolseley Pattern pith helmet. White body intact with tight ball and badge. Green lining intact. Leather and silk sweatband also intact. Chin scales attached. CONDITION: Very good. 800 - 1,200

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3052 - VICTORIAN BRITISH HOME SERVICE HELMET. Victorian British Home Service helmet. Blue could be used by anyone, primarily infantry. Brass trim around front visor and leather trim around rear visor. The helmet is complete with correct fittings and spike together with an excellent Staffordshire Regiment crowned multi-piece helmet plate. Leather and backed chain chin strap. The interior features its high quality leather sweat band with partial synthetic red lining. All spike pins are in place with some nuts that appear to be replaced. Some blemishes to trim with light tarnishing on interior. Helmet retains its shape. CONDITION: Very good. 500 - 1,000 3053 - BRITISH 1ST KING’S DRAGOON GUARDS ALBERT CAVALRY HELMET. 1871 Pattern Victorian 1st King’s Dragoon Guards heavy cavalry helmet. Brass skull with a “lobster tail” at the rear. Large helmet plate on the front bearing numeral “1” in silvered brass, framed by a bronze gilt garter inscribed “HONI SOIT QUI MAL Y PENSE”. The insignia is placed upon multi-pointed star with emanating rays. Leather backed chin scales are intact and secured by flowered rosettes. Front band is clusters of laurel leaves, running between the rosettes. Large brass spike houses a holder for the red horsehair plume. The spike is held in place on the inside of the helmet by a large metal and brass post and screw combination. Some hardware may be replaced. The spike remains slightly loose. Cotton lining is intact with staining and tarnishing. Areas of oxidation on interior. The helmet exhibits evidence of an older cleaning with oxidation in the recesses. CONDITION: Good. 500 - 1,000

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3054 - LOT OF BRITISH 24TH REGIMENT OF FOOT BELT BUCKLES AND CAP BADGES. Lot consists of: (A) 24th (2nd Warwickshire) Regiment of Foot officer’s two-piece belt buckle. Both male and female ends are marked “N3”. (B) 24th (2nd Warwickshire) Regiment of Foot enlisted two-piece belt buckle. Reverse of female end is maker marked and only partially legible “...LONDON”. (C) 24th (2nd Warwickshire) Regiment of Foot Glengarry hat badge with both loops intact. (D) 24th (2nd Warwickshire) Regiment of Foot Glengarry hat badge with pinback intact. (E) 22nd (Cheshire) Regiment of Foot pith helmet bade with both loops intact. All buckles and badges exhibit varying degrees of patina. CONDITION: Good. 500 - 1,000

3055 - BRITISH PATTERN 1822 OFFICER’S SWORD ATTRIBUTED TO LT. WILLIAM VINNICOMBE, NATIVE NATAL CAVALRY, ZULU WAR. Blade Length: 32 - 3/4” Overall Length: 38” British Pattern 1822 Officer’s sword that features a straight blade etched with patriotic and foliate motifs on each side of the blade. Reverse ricasso is marked “J.B. JOHNSTONE / & Co / SACKVILLE ST. / LONDON / & DAWSON ST. / DUBLIN.”. Blade exhibits a gray patina with scattered blemishes. Motifs all remain visible. Brass guard with royal cypher is warped. Shagreen wrapped wood grip that is grooved to accommodate twisted brass wire. The sword is complete with its scabbard that exhibits a dark patina with scattered dents. The sword is attributed to Lt. William Dommett Vinnicombe who served with the Native Natal Cavalry and fought in the Zulu War in 1879. A consigner provided note states the chain of provenance that traces back to the grandson of Vinnicombe’s wife. Also accompanying the note are a few pages of records (copies) which lists Vinnicombe as in service from 27.8.78-12.7.79. CONDITION: Fair. 500 - 1,000

3056 - BRITISH NAPOLEONIC CANTEEN ATTRIBUTED TO THE BATTLE OF ISANDLWANA. A British Napoleonic style canteen with attribution to the Battle of Isandlwana. The canteen is of wooden stave construction with iron bands around the edges. The canteen measures 7” diameter and 4” deep. One side appears to be marked “B / 856”. The canteen retains traces of its original paint. Staves have not suffered from shrinking and the canteen remains sturdy. The wood stopper and iron bands remain intact with patina. Leather strap is a later period replacement and remains supple. Traces of glue around the edges suggesting an older repair. The canteen comes with a consigner provided note which states that it was purchased in 2019 in Zululand. At the time of the purchase, locals claimed the canteen was taken off of a deceased British soldier after the Battle of Isandlwana in January 1879. CONDITION: Good. 500 - 1,000

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3057 - LOT OF 6: BRITISH VICTORIAN BAYONETS. Blade Length: Various Overall Length: Various Lot consists of: (A) Approved in 1871 for use with the Martini-Henry rifle the cutlass bayonet was originally made for the Royal Navy and was adopted by the army in 1871. In standard P1871 configuration with unmarked blade that is heavily ground and reshaped. A consigner provided note explains that this bayonet was found in KwaZulu Natal, SA, and was possibly looted from a deceased British soldier. CONDITION: Fair. (B) Pattern 1860 yataghan bayonet, which was standard issue to NCOs for the Martini Henry Mark II artillery carbine conversions. Blade is marked “2/85” on obverse ricasso and “WD” Broad Arrow marked with Weyersberg king’s head trademark on reverse blade. Blade exhibits gray patina with cleaned pitting. Scales are intact and tight. Pommel marked “V / S. & C. BDE / 44”. Complete with leather scabbard that exhibits scattered wear and blemishes. Mounts are slightly loose. CONDITION: Good. (C) Rare “Elcho” Martini-Henry sawback bayonet. 1600 of these bayonets were made in 1872 for the Martini-Henry artillery carbine. Elongated leaf shaped blade exhibits a gray patina. Marked “WD” with broad arrow on obverse blade and “VR” with crown on reverse ricasso. Scales are tight and intact. Hilt exhibits dark patina. CONDITION: Good. (C,D,E) Three Martini-Henry socket bayonets. Scabbards and blades are all “WD” Broad Arrow marked. Blades all exhibit varying patina with scattered pitting. One scabbard was shortened. CONDITION: Fair-good. 1,500 - 3,000

3058 - REPLICA U.S. MODEL 1841 BRONZE MORTAR FFL Status: Antique This very attractive bronze mortar measures approximately 9” with a smooth 2 - 3/4” bore. A “US” and spread wing eagle are cast in relief on the tube. The touch holes are not drilled. Gun is mounted to a solid hardwood base with bronze mounts and decorative federal eagle plates. CONDITION: Very good. Bronze has a very attractive mellow mottled patina. 1,000 - 2,000

3059 - (A) BELGIAN E. LEFAUCHEUX “STONEWALL JACKSON” MODEL DOUBLE ACTION 11MM PINFIRE REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Belgium Model: Lefaucheux Serial No. 31715 Caliber/Bore: 11mm Pinfire Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Antique US Civil War era French 11mm Pinfire revolver with “Stonewall Jackson” pattern grip. Smooth 2 piece varnish walnut grips with butt mounted swivel. 6 shot non fluted cylinder with serial number on lower left of frame. Marked “E. LEFAUCHEUX / BREVETTE” on left side of barrel trunnion. External manual ejector and tilting loading gate. This pattern is identified by its distinct grip pattern that was known to be used by Thomas Nathaniel “Stonewall” Jackson until untimely death in 1863. CONDITION: Very fine with exterior of barrel having toned to an even mellow brown patina with a bright bore. Frame has light traces of case colors with balance toned to dove grey. Grips are very fine with light period of use handling. Mechanically excellent. 1,200 - 2,200 400

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3060 - (A) CASED BEAUMONT-ADAMS DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER CONVERTED TO .450 CF. Manufacturer: Beaumont-Adams Model: 1856 Serial No. 6798 Caliber/Bore: .450 CF Barrel Length: 5 - 5/8” FFL Status: Antique Very interesting period cartridge conversion of the famous percussion British revolver. The left side lever was removed and a Colt SAA style ejector rod and housing were added. Gun has an extended cylinder with machined cylinder stop notches. Also has a loading gate installed. It works both single and double action as do all Beaumont revolvers. Gun is nicely high polished blue with standard octagon barrel, dovetailed front sight and the checkered one piece walnut grips. Top of frame has the London Armory stamp while the left side of frame has the partially visible legends. Gun is housed in a period oak case lined in green felt and includes an unmarked oil bottle. CONDITION: Excellent retaining at least 95% of the reapplied high polish blue finish. Mechanically sound with a strong clean bore. 1,000 - 1,500

3061 - (A) COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: SAA Serial No. 6446 Caliber/Bore: .45 LC Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Originally manufactured by Colt in 1874, this blue case single action has been totally restored. The barrel and hammer are newer 2nd generation replacement parts. The trigger guard and back strap are post 1913 replacements. Trigger guard has a verified proof on the front bow. The numbers on the trigger guard and grip strap have been restored. The cylinder is a 1st generation and has faint serial number that does not match. The one piece walnut grips have a very faint cartouche on the right panel. CONDITION: Revolver is as restored. New case colors and blue finish throughout. Re-applied numbers and markings. The bore is bright. New mainspring and tight mechanicals. 1,000 - 1,500

3062 - (C) ENGARVED MERKEL OVER/UNDER COMBINATION GUN IN 12 GAUGE AND 7X65MMR. Manufacturer: Merkel Model: O/U Cape Gun Serial No. 79964 Caliber/Bore: (O) 12 Bore (U) 7x65mm Barrel Length: 25 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Length of Pull: 15 - 3/8” over pad Chamber: (O) 2 - 3/4” Choke: (O) Full Blued East German proofed “SPECIAL LUFTSTAHL” barrels engraved “GEBRUDER MERKEL / SUHL” at the breech with some tight scrolls and dot borders. Matted rib with blade front sight and flip rear sight for use with rifle and shotgun barrels. Barrels are fitted with extractors. Left side of the coin finished receiver has a well executed deeply cut scene of a bugling bull elk and cow in a wooded landscape. Right depicts a trio of mallards taking flight from a marsh. The balance of the scalloped box lock has scroll and shading. Solid cross bolt lockup. Double triggers, the front trigger set for the rifle barrel. 3-piece checkered walnut forend with engraved Deeley style release. Walnut stock has a checkered and capped pistol grip, double line cheek piece, and red rubber pad. Barrel and stock are mounted with sling swivels. CONDITION: Fine. Barrels retain nearly all of their blue with some muzzle wear and thinning along the high edges. Stocks are very good with field impressions. Bores are bright showing some mild use. Fine mechanics. Set trigger in order. 1,200 - 1,800

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3063 - (C) PRE-WAR RICH MAHROLDT & ZOHN OVER UNDER COMBINATION GUN IN 16 GA AND .257 ROBERTS. Manufacturer: Rich Mahroldt Model: Combination Serial No. 2191 Caliber/Bore: (O) 16 Gauge (U) .257 Roberts Barrel Length: 23 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Chamber: 2 - 3/4” This beautiful rifle features German style deep relief game engravings on both sides of frame and base with typical oak leaf borders. Satin nickel finish. The barrels features a solid, matted rib with a bead front sight, a folding leaf rear sight, and a Redfield variable scope on claw mounts. The walnut stock has a checkered pistol grip, straight comb, roll over cheek piece, a black buttplate and grip cap, swivels and a matching forearm. Dual triggers. CONDITION: Fine. The barrels retain majority of their blue finish with sharp legends showing minor handling marks. The frame shows some oxidation and some brown aging on base, trigger guard and triggers. Stocks are excellent with minor impressions. Butt plate has a crack. Bores are bright. Mechanically sound. Great caliber combination gun. 1,000 - 1,500 3064 - (C) MARBLES 1908 GAME GETTER .22 RF / .44 GAME GETTER OVER/UNDER COMBINATION GUN. Manufacturer: Marble Model: Game Getter Serial No. 4691 Caliber/Bore: (O) .22 RF (U) .44 Game Getter Barrel Length: (BOTH) 18” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Chamber: (U) 2” Model 1908 pattern with 18” .22 LR barrel over .44 smooth bore barrel (.410 with 2” chamber). Blue finish. Fitted with folding stock, tang sight, elevator adjustable rear sight and blade front sight. Hard rubber Marbles monogram grips with nickel silver escutcheons. Marked on left side of breech “-MANUFACTURED BY THE - MARBLE SAFETY AXE CO. - GLADSTONE MICH U.S.A. - MARBLE ARMS & MFG. CO SUCCESSOR”. Lower left frame is marked “GAME GETTER”. Case color hammer with three position chamber selector/safety. Left side of breech marked “CALIBERS 22&44”. With the majority of the Game Getter models produced had barrels shorter than 18”, they are rarely encountered in a standard long barreled model that is regulated as a regular post 1898 firearm. CONDITION: Very good with over 40% blue finish remaining balance toned to plum. Hard rubber grips have slight wear but no chips or material loss. The folding buttstock has had 20% of the nickel finish turn to patina. The stock locking assembly works properly. The action works properly and tightly. The bores are very good. 1,000 - 1,500

3065 - SPANISH COLONIAL RAPIER WITH HORN GRIP Circa late 17th-early 18th century example of Spanish rapier with a clamshell cup guard and slotted horn panels in the iron grip. Nicely chiseled vine and leaf patterns on the guard. Straight quillons with turned finials, and a bulbous pommel. Solingen markings on inside fuller near ricasso. Sword retains a beautiful uniform patina throughout. 2,000 - 3,000

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3066 - REPOUSSE CUP HILT RAPIER One piece iron backstrap and heavily decorated pommel that features a fantastic attacking mounted Crusader in relief with a Christian-style cross emblazoned on his shield. Peened floral and figured pommel. Hilt displays a forged and twisted quillon with a twisted wire wrapped grip. Although typically associated with the mid-17th century, there is good evidence to indicate cup-hilt rapiers and broadswords continued in use in colonial America well into the 18th century. 1,500 - 2,500 402

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3067 - SPANISH COLONIAL BASKET HILT RAPIER Circa late 1600s swept hilt rapier. Pommel is cylindrical in form, peened over at top, with fine wire grip. Four section curved bars forming the rear guard. Overall even patina. 1,000 - 1,500 3068 - SPANISH OR ITALIAN MAIN GAUCHE LEFT HAND DAGGER Pierced and chiseled filigreed sail-guard basket with louvred iron cross guard and small mushroom-type pommel. CONDITION: Relic condition, but all present and solid. 800 - 1,200 3069 - COMPOSITE ITALIAN SCHIANOVA SWORD Blade Length: 33 - 1/8” Overall Length: 39” Blade measures 33 - 1/8” from tip of blade to base of ricasso, both sides with an approximately 10” fuller, with a heavily softened inscription on left side; perhaps a running wolf? Double edged blade with heavily rounded tip. Hilt in the form of a schianova guard with thumb ring has been married to sword. Grip with fitted leather cover decorated with a raised spiral. Flanged brass pommel of classic form. CONDITION: Metal has scattered darkness and spotting, with dove grey throughout; excellent delamination visible on obverse and to hilt and areas what may be cutting damage. Evidence of fitting blade to grip at ricasso. Grip is very good with some bumps and chips, dry. Pommel very good with more patina than blade. Sword as a whole is loose. A good example of the Venetian sword. 1,000 - 2,000 3070 - SWEPT HILT RAPIER Blade Length: 35 - 1/2” Overall Length: 42” 35 - 1/2” spatulate blade that originally had a raised flattened ricasso, now softened by extensive polishing and cleaning. Electropencilled “I-X-A’ on right side of reverse ricasso. Swept hilt cast and chased with curved quillion terminating in floral terminals and decorated with incised spiralwork. Wire wrapped handle, ovoid pommel with incised spiralwork. CONDITION: Blade heavily polished over old oxidation, with handling marks and cleaning marks throughout, with areas of fine oxidation. Hilt with casting marks and evidence of cleaning throughout. Handle rewrapped. 1,000 - 1,500 3071 - LOT OF 16: VARIOUS BRITISH AND OTHER SABER BAYONETS. Blade Length: Various Overall Length: Various Lot consists of various saber bayonets including: A British Pattern 1848 Brunswick Bayonet marked “Enfield 1849”, a British 1853 bayonet without scabbard, four British 1856 bayonets (one with scabbard and frog), a1855/56 Lancaster oval-bore sappers and miner’s carbine bayonet, two British 1887 Martini bayonets (one with scabbard and frog, one with scabbard), a German modified Chassepot bayonet with scabbard and frog, a Nepalese saber bayonet, three Egyptian saber bayonets, and two Bavarian M1869 Werder bayonets modified for the Uruguay M1895 rifle with scabbards and frogs. All bayonets exhibit varying degrees of wear and patina with blemishes. Scabbards exhibit same degrees of varying wear. CONDITION: Fair-good. 1,000 - 3,000

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3072 - AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN UHLAN OFFICER’S CZAPKA. Pre-WWI Austro-Hungarian Uhlan Officer’s Czapka. This czapka features a gilt AustroHungarian double-headed eagle front plate with regimental number “1” which indicates issue to the 1st Galician Uhlans (Ritter von Brudermann’s). Construction is a leather body with mortarboard top covered in orange wool and trimmed in gold and black mixed bullion cord. Crown has three bands of gold and black braid signifying senior officer’s rank with visor trimmed in embroidered bullion. Complete with black horsehair plume, bullion cockade, gold plume chain backed in orange wool, lion head rosettes and laurel leaf pattern chin scales. The interior has white silk liner with light leather sweatband. The liner features the original maker label “EIGENTUM / KOSTUMVERLEIH / R. Broneder / WEIN VI.”. Sweatband is stamped with a name “Rudell”, last name is illegible. The czapka remains intact and retains its shape with slight warpage in the rear. Liner is also intact with no major rips or tears but exhibits staining and wear. Bullion exhibits patina throughout. Leather body with a few blemishes around the rear trim. CONDITION: Very good. 1,000 - 2,000

3073 - LOT OF 3: IMPERIAL AUSTRIAN M1905 DRAGOON HELMETS. Lot consists of: (A) Imperial Austrian M1905 Dragoon Senior Officer’s helmet. Black lacquered metal body with scattered light dents and blemishes. Large gilt double headed Hapsburg eagle front plate with FJI crest on shield at center. Detailed gilt oak leaf chin scales and large lion head rosettes. Chin scales are missing the catch. Brass comb with relief lion attacking a snake on both sides. Top of comb is dented throughout. Brass components exhibit pleasing patina. Brown leather sweatband is present and supple with service wear. High quality split silk floral lining with a few small rips and tarnishing. CONDITION: Good. (B) Imperial Austrian M1905 Dragoon NCO helmet. Black leather body with scattered light dents and blemishes. Large double headed Hapsburg eagle front plate with FJI crest on shield at center. Gilt leather backed chin scales and large rosettes. Black lacquered comb with brass top. Sides of comb are loose. Metal visors. Brass components exhibit pleasing patina. Brown leather sweatband is present with all tongues intact remains supple with service wear. High quality gold silk lining with light wear. Original maker label present on sweatband. CONDITION: Good. (C) Imperial Austrian M1905 Dragoon NCO helmet. Black leather body with scattered light dents and blemishes. Musician and flying wheel insignia added to skull. Large double headed Hapsburg eagle front plate with FJI crest on shield at center. Gilt leather backed chin scales and large lion head rosettes. Blackened comb with cracks in paint. Metal visors. Brass components exhibit pleasing patina. Brown leather sweatband is present with remains supple with cracking and damage to combs. High quality gold silk lining with light wear. CONDITION: Good. 1,000 - 2,000 3074 - EUROPEAN HALBERD Blade Length: 5 - 1/8” Overall Length: 85 - 3/4” Cruciform spike approximately 25 - 1/2” to a faceted shaft, with a concave cutting head decorated with cutouts of warded locks and impressed half moons, with a fluke decorated en suite. Full length straps with splice repairs and a square wooden shaft approximately 56” in length. CONDITION: Metal with oxidation throughout and areas of delamination to good age. Straps with splice repair and some replaced studs with screws, shaft with rubbing to bare wood on sharp edges. 800 - 1,200 3075 - BELGIAN CUIRASSIER HELMET. Belgian Model 1812 Cuirassier Helmet. The helmet is constructed of a steel skull with leather visors that feature brass trim. Skull is marked “V / 1812” and numbered “216” at rear. Brass comb marked “FONSON A BRUXELLES” accommodates a horsehair plume. The leather sweatband is present but has mostly perished exhibiting heavy crazing, rips, and other blemishes. Chin scales are likely replaced with mismatched rosettes. The helmet exhibits a heavy patina throughout. CONDITION: Fair. 500 - 1,000

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3076 - LOT OF 3: 20TH CENTURY FIRE HELMETS. Lot consists of: (A) French brass fire helmet designed in the style of the Adrian helmet pattern. Complete with brass helmet plate of castle with flaming bomb in shield surrounded by oak leaf branches beneath a scroll banner that reads “SAPEURS POMPIERS DE GRAVELOTTE”. Dark brown leather liner with nine tongues with adjustment thong in crown remains supple. Adjustable leather chinstrap shows wear. Red feathered plume present. Evidence of an older cleaning with scattered blemishes. There are a few small dents in the skull. CONDITION: Very good. (B) 20th century Australian brass fire helmet with large comb and front plate marked “CFB”. Missing chin scales. Leather liner is present with tears to a few of the leather tongues. Evidence of an older cleaning. CONDITION: Good. (C) Leather fire helmet with large comb. Crossed axe front plate with brass trim on front visor. Chin scales present. Brown leather liner with nine tongues with adjustment thong in crown remains supple. Body exhibits scattered surface crazing and a few dents. CONDITION: Good. 500 - 1,000 3077 - LOT OF 2: AUSTRIAN AND HUNGARIAN SHAKOS. Lot consists of: (A) Austrian 8th Hussar Regimental bugler shako. Red wool body with patent leather trim, gilt Austrian eagle helmet plate, red horse hair plume, and leather chinstrap. Leather sweatband is present and supple but exhibits service wear and a few breaks. Quality blue cloth lining with paper label sewn at crown that exhibits hand written name and unit. The label is partially legible. The shako exhibits wear with blemishes throughout. CONDITION: Good. (B) Hungarian M1909 Hussar shako. Black wool body with patent leather trim, brass helmet plate, brass cockade, yellow horse hair plume, and yellow piping around crown. Leather sweatband is present but exhibits heavy wear. Red wool lining. The shako exhibits wear with blemishes throughout. CONDITION Good. 500 - 1,000

3078 - CONTINENTAL RAPIER. Blade Length: 36” Overall Length: 42” 36” blade with a 10” fuller at ricasso, which rapidly tapers to a needle-like tip, ricasso with incised lines and surmounted by a cross. Crude guard with a clamshell languette on one side and a open heart shaped counterguard. Plain wod grip and partially flattened ovoid pommel. With an interesting two piece wooden scabbard wrapped in black leather and banded at throat and drag with iron bands, throat with frog. CONDITION: Blade and guard with evidence of compositing, cleaning, and heavy corrosion throughout. Wood grip en suite. Evidence of compositing done long ago, perhaps period. Scabbard separating with losses to leather, but fits sword appropriately. 400 - 800 3079 - (A) FLINTLOCK KENTUCKY TARGET OR BENCH RIFLE ATTRIBUTED TO C. ZORGER OF YORK COUNTY. Manufacturer: Zorger Model: Bench Rifle Caliber/Bore: .69 Rifled Barrel Length: 39 - 7/8” FFL Status: Antique The heavy and deeply rifled barrel has a swamped muzzle and is unmarked. Both the front and rear sights have been moved. The blocks on both sights are brass. The flat engraved lockplate is marked “PA & S. SMALL” in the center and is decorated with sprigs of engraving. The rifle has a reinforced cock and double set triggers. The figured tiger maple stock is incise-carved with scrolls behind the barrel tang, on both sides of the wrist, below the cheekpiece and on both sides of the forend above the ramrod entry ferrule. There are 10 engraved silver inlays including four on each side of forend around brass barrel keys, a star on the cheekpiece and an oval wrist escutcheon. The bras furniture includes Zorger’s signature engraved four-piece patchbox with piercings on the “dog head” finial, which Zorger was known to do, per George Shumway. The sideplate is also engraved finely as is the toeplate. CONDITION: Barrel retains a mostly grey patina. Lock retains a grey patina and is in its original flintlock configuration. Mechanism needs adjustment and does not function properly. Brass retains a dark mustard patina. Silver retains a dark silver patina. Stock some scattered marks from use. 1,200 - 1,800

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3080 - (A) IRISH REGISTERED INDIA PATTERN BROWN BESS FLINTLOCK MUSKET. Manufacturer: Tower Model: Brown Bess Caliber/Bore: .75 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 39 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Bright finished barrel with Tower proofs. “TOWER” lock plate with “GR” cypher and swan neck cock. Full length walnut stock with India Pattern brass mounts. Stock has various touchmarks including “1833” and “1853” dates as well as “DN3524” 1843 Irish registration number. A corresponding: DN3524” is also stamped on the S shaped side plate, indicating registration in County Down. CONDITION: Very good. Metal is cleaned bright in the European fashion with strong markings. Stock is lightly cleaned with expected impressions throughout. Crisp mechanics as professionally reconverted. 1,000 - 1,500 3081 - (A) FRENCH MODEL 1777 FLINTLOCK PISTOL MADE AT ST. ETIENNE DATED 1785 Manufacturer: St. Etienne Model: 1777 Caliber/Bore: .72 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique For another example and detailed information, see plate 24.PP on page 255 of “Battle Weapons of the American Revolution” by George C. Neumann. The pistol has a tapered round barrel marked with a crown, a “B” and an “M” at the breech as well as “85”. Steel belt hook on left side. Brass fame marked “St. Etienne” beneath cock and crown over “J” behind brass pan. Wood grip. CONDITION: Polished bright throughout with scattered areas of pitting. Lock is functional and original flint. Some denting to grip. 1,000 - 1,500 3082 - (A) EARLY 1ST TYPE US MODEL 1816 FLINTLOCK PISTOL BY SIMEON NORTH. Manufacturer: Simeon North Model: 1816 Caliber/Bore: .54 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 9 1/16” FFL Status: Antique Produced in Middletown Conn from 1817 through 1820 only. The lock shows the maker legend with the U and S stamp on either side of the eagle. Left side of barrel at breech is stamped US with proof P. Features browned, all iron hardware and furniture with brass pan. The hickory rod is missing. One piece walnut stock, double ring single piece barrel band with front sight. These were first used by US troops during the Seminole Wars in Florida which erupted in 1816. CONDITION: Very good. All metal is now a dark patina. The stock is solid exhibiting sundry scattered dings and chip on right side at pommel. Mechanically sound. Bore shows average light abrasion. Lock legends mostly legible. Solid example of this very early US issue pistol. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 800 - 1,200 3083 - (A) EAST INDIA CO. FLINTLOCK BLUNDERBUSS BY MARWOOD. Manufacturer: Marwood Model: Bunderbuss Caliber/Bore: 1 - 5/8” at muzzle Barrel Length: 12 - 3/4” FFL Status: Antique This blunderbuss has a flared two-stage barrel. The convex lock is marked “MARWOOD” at the tail and marked in the center with East India Company’s heart marked “EVI” with a 4 above the heart. Below the heart is the date 1806. Reinforced cock. Iron triggerguard, sideplate and buttplate. Iron sling swivels. Walnut stock with checkered wrist. CONDITION: Iron components have a mostly grey patina. Original flint. Stock shows wear and marks from use. Some murky areas under finish on stock. 700 - 1,500 406

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3084 - LOT OF 3: WWI ERA FRENCH CUIRASSIER HELMETS. Lot consists of: (A) World War I era Model 1870 French Cuirassier helmet. Comprised of a steel body with brass fittings, black horsehair tail, and red, white, and blue feathered plume. Features a brass comb with Medusa head on front. Black horse mane on top and back of the helmet. Bandeau is the French grenade surrounded by laurel leaves. Leather backed chin scales. Leather sweatband and lining mostly gone. The helmet exhibits a light patina throughout. CONDITION: Good. (B) WWI era Model 1870 French Cuirassier helmet. Comprised of a steel body with brass fittings. Missing plume. Features a brass comb with Medusa head on front. Black feathered mane on top and back of the helmet. Bandeau is the French grenade surrounded by laurel leaves. Leather backed chin scales. Missing leather sweatband and lining. The helmet exhibits a light patina throughout. CONDITION: Good. (C) WWI era Model 1870 French Cuirassier helmet. Comprised of a steel body with brass fittings. Brass comb with Medusa head on front. Black horse mane on top and back of the helmet. Red horse hair marmouset on the front of the comb. Bandeau is the French grenade surrounded by laurel leaves. Leather backed chin scales missing catch. Leather liner is present with intact tongues and thong. The helmet exhibits a heavy patina throughout. CONDITION: Good. 800 - 1,200 3085 - LOT OF 10: IMPERIAL GERMAN M98/05 BAYONETS. Blade Length: (ALL) 14 - 1/4” Overall Length: (ALL) 19 - 1/2” Lot consists of: (A) Marked “P.D. / LUNESCHLOSS / SOLINGEN”. Spine marked “crown / W / “16”. Proof marks on pommel. Quillion and scabbard numbered “2815”. (B) Marked “WEYERSBERG / KIRSCHBAUM / & CIE / SOLINGEN”. Spine marked “crown / W / 17”. Proof marks on pommel. Scabbard unit marked “Pw.B / 42.2.”. (C) Marked “H. KAUFMANN / & SONNE/ INDAWERK / SOLINGEN” and “O. DIETRICH / ALTENBURG”. Spine is marked “crown / W / 16”. Proof mark on pommel. Scabbard exhibits Kaufmann cat trademark. (D) Marked “MUNDLOS & CO / MAGDEBURG” and “RICH A. HERDER / SOLINGEN”. Spine marked “crown / W / 17”. (E) Marked “DEUTSCHER / OFFIZER-VEREN / BERLIN”. Unmarked spine. Grip marked “UP”. (F) Marked “WAFFENFABRIK / MAUSER-A.G. / OBERNDORF a.N.”. Spine is marked “crown / W / 15”. Proof mark on pommel. (G) Marked “Demag / Duisburg”. Spine is marked “crown / W / 17”. Guard marked “181”. Proof mark on pommel. (H) Marked “ALEX COPPEL / SOLINGEN”. Spine marked “crown / L / 15”. Proof marks on pommel. (I) Marked “H. MUNDLOS & CO / MAGDEBURG” and “EMIL HERMES-ERN / SOLINGEN / 1187”. Spine is marked “crown / W / 17”. Proof mark on pommel. (J) Marked “ANKER-WERKE / BIELEFELD”. Unmarked spine. Scabbard is marked “WAFFENFABRIK / MAUSER A.G. / OBERNDORF a.N.” All bayonets exhibit typical marks from field and handling wear. Some blades exhibit marks or have been cleaned while others retain their original finish. Handles and grips exhibit wear from use and handling. Some scabbards have been refinished and exhibit dents and pitting. 1,000 - 2,000 3086 - LOT OF 10: IMPERIAL GERMAN M98/05 BAYONETS. Blade Length: (ALL) 14 - 1/2” Overall Length: (ALL) 19 - 1/2” Lot consists of: (A) Marked “V.C. SCHILLING / SUHL.”. Spine marked “crown / W / “15”. “High ears” muzzle ring intact. Proof marks on pommel. Appears rebuilt. (B) Marked “C.G. HAENEL / SUHL”. Spine marked “crown / L / 14”. “High ears” muzzle ring intact. Proof marks on pommel. (C) Marked “ALEX COPPELL / SOLINGEN “. Spine is marked “crown / W / 15”. “High ears” muzzle ring intact. Proof marks on pommel. (D) Marked “J. CORTS SOHN / REMSCHEID”. “High ears” muzzle ring intact. Proof marks on pommel. (E) Marked “STAHLBLUME / A. SCHULTE & CO / GEVELSBERG”. Unmarked spine. “High ears” muzzle ring intact. Proof mark on pommel. (F) Marked “R. STOCK & Co. / BERLIN-MARIENFELDE”. Spine is marked “crown / W / 16”. “High ears” muzzle ring intact. Proof mark on pommel. (G) Marked “Demag / Duisburg”. Spine is marked “crown / W / 17”. Proof mark on pommel. (H) Marked “frister & Rossman / BERLIN” with Henckels twin logo. Spine marked “crown / W / 17”. Proof mark on pommel. (I) Marked “ALEX COPPEL / SOLINGEN”. Spine is marked “crown / O / 11”. Guard is unit marked “B.T.A.F.12.H.6.”. Proof marks on pommel. (J) Marked “ERFURT” and “GOTTLIEB HAMMESFAHR / SOLINGEN. FOCHE”. Spine marked “crown / W / 15”. Proof mark on pommel. All bayonets exhibit typical marks from field and handling wear. Some blades exhibit marks or have been cleaned while others retain their original finish. Handles and grips exhibit wear from use and handling. Some scabbards have been refinished and exhibit dents and pitting. CONDITION: Fair-good. 1,000 - 2,000

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3087 - LOT OF 10: IMPERIAL GERMAN M98/05 WEIMAR REISSUE BAYONETS. Blade Length: (ALL) 14 - 1/4” Overall Length: (ALL) 19 - 1/2” Lot consists of: (A) Marked “ANKER-WERKE / BIELEFELD” with Henckels twin logo. Spine marked “crown / W / 15”. Crossguard dated “1920”. Crossguard and scabbard numbered “0229”. Proof marks on pommel. (B) Marked “F.W. HOLLER / SOLINGEN”. Spine marked “crown / W / 17”. Proof mark on V-notch pommel. Guard and scabbard unit marked “S.P.Bn.577”. (C) Marked with combination of “F. KOELLER” and “ANKER-WERKE / BIELEFELD”. Spine proof marked. Proof mark on pommel. (D) Marked “STAHLBLUME / R.K. / SCHUTE & Co / GEVELSBERG”. Unmarked spine. Proof mark on pommel. (E) Marked “E&F HORSTER / SOLINGEN”. Spine is marked “crown / W / 17”. Guard is dated “1920” and unit marked “S.W.II.”. Proof marks on pommel. Scabbard numbered “327”. (F) Marked “WEYERSBERG / & Co / SOLINGEN”. Spine is marked “crown / W / 17”. Proof marks on pommel. (G) Marked “SCHLEUTERMANN / REMSCHED” and “o.62”. Spine is marked crown / W / 17”. Guard is dated “1920”. (H) Marked “E&F HORSTER / SOLINGEN”. Spine marked “crown / W / 17”. Guard is dated “1920”. Proof marks on pommel. Scabbard unit marked “PBd.286.”. (I) Marked “DEUTSCHE MASCHINENFABRIK / A-G / Duisburg”. Spine is marked “crown / W / 16”. (J) Marked “P.D. / LUNDSCHLOSS / SOLINGEN”. Spine marked “crown / W / 17”. Proof marks on pommel. Guard and scabbard are numbered “625”. All bayonets exhibit typical characteristics of reissued bayonets that have experienced several conflicts. Most blades were blued to conform with Weimar regulations. Some exhibit great finish while others exhibit patina and blemishes. Some components were also refinished. All exhibit varying blemishes and patina. CONDITION: Fair-good. 1,000 - 2,000 3088 - LOT OF 10: FRANCO-PRUSSIAN WAR BAVARIAN M1869 WERDER BAYONETS. Blade Length: Various Overall Length: Various Lot consists of: (A) Marked with AC and scales (Alex Coppel) on ricasso. Guard unit marked “10.L.I.2.150.” and numbered “14537”. Dark gray patina throughout. Complete with leather scabbard and frog. Mounts exhibit heavy patina, leather remains supple. (B) Heavy patina has obscured markings. Complete with leather scabbard and frog. Mounts exhibit patina. Leather is pliable, scabbard exhibits cracks and one break. (C) Marked with AC and scales on ricasso. Guard unit marked “1.A.F.L.I.2.101.” and numbered “38738”. Light patina throughout. Complete with leather scabbard. Mounts exhibit moderate patina, leather remains supple. (D) Marked “SOLINGEN / W&ST” on ricasso. Guard unit marked “I.G.B.III.4.26.” and numbered “59829”. Moderate patina throughout. Complete with leather scabbard. Mounts exhibit heavy patina with unit mark on drag. Leather remains supple. (E) Marked “SOLINGEN / W&ST” on ricasso. Guard unit marked “7JRE.” and numbered “45102”. Moderate patina throughout. (F) Marked with AC and scales on ricasso. Guard unit marked “9JB4”” and numbered “62036”. Dark gray patina throughout. (G) Marked with AC and scales on ricasso. Guard unit marked “2RRLP3.65.” and numbered “6539”. Dark gray patina throughout. (H) Unmarked ricasso. Guard unit marked “2.L.I.3.133.” and numbered “91804827”. Older cleaning with patina. (I) Unmarked ricasso. Guard unit marked “7J4” and numbered “81737”. Dark patina throughout. (J) Marked with AC and scales on ricasso. Guard numbered “46876”. All bayonets exhibit blemishes with varying degrees of wear. Some hilts wobble slightly and others appear slightly shortened. CONDITION: Fair-good. 1,000 - 2,000 3089 - LOT OF 15: ERSATZ BAYONETS. Blade Length: Various Overall Length: Various Lot consists of 15 ersatz bayonets most of which are for the German 88/98 rifles. The handles are a combination of metals including steel and brass. Most are German with a few other examples, including a Austrian M1895 ersatz bayonet. All but two have scabbards and two have frogs. Several exhibit varying traces of period applied green paint. Some blades still exhibit various proof marks. All bayonets exhibit varying degrees of wear, blemishes, and patina that are typically encountered on ersatz bayonets. CONDITION: Fair-good. 1,000 - 2,000

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3090 - LOT OF 11: WWI GERMAN CAPTURED FRENCH AND RUSSIAN BAYONETS. Blade Length: Various Overall Length: Various The lot consists of nine French bayonets and two Russian bayonets which were altered by Germany before and during World War I. All bayonets include capture tags which elaborate on the specific modifications and markings. Many exhibit German markings since they were intended for reissue after capture. Some bayonets appear to have been modified pre-World War I for use on the German Gewehr 1888. Many have altered blades, rings, and pommels in order to be accommodated to German rifles. The Russian bayonets exhibit German frogs and troddels. All bayonets exhibit varying degrees of wear and patina with blemishes. CONDITION: Fair-good. 1,000 - 2,000 3091 - PRUSSIAN M1894 1ST FOOT GUARDS GRENADIER MITRE. The Model 1894 grenadier miter helmet worn by the members of the 3rd Fusilier Battalion of Prussia. Approximately 14” inches tall. The helmet body is yellow wool trimmed with white. The large silvered front plate bears the “PRO GLORIA ET PATRIA” motto with Frederickian eagle, and cipher. Silvered hatband embossed with grenade motifs. Chin scales are missing. The wool body of the helmet is quite clean, but exhibits fading with scattered blemishes. The front plate and trim both exhibit a fine patina. Leather sweatband is present and remains intact with supple texture despite the surface crazing. There is a identification tag sewn to the sweatband that reads “Einj-Freim Gefreiter / Uhlig / 9 Komp Garbe-Regt. f.j.”. Pom-pom is present but likely a replacement. CONDITION: Good. 1,000 - 2,000

3092 - LOT OF 6: GERMAN WWI-WWII BOOT KNIVES AND CRANK HANDLE BAYONET. Blade Length: Various Overall Length: Various Lot consists of: (A) Marked “ERNST BUSCH / SOLINGEN” on obverse ricasso and “GERMANY” on reverse ricasso. Blade with sharpening and blemishes. Intact wood grip scales. Complete with scabbard that retains most of its black paint. Snap and belt loop intact. (B) Marked “RASIERMESSER / FABRIK” on obverse ricasso and “ERN” on reverse ricasso. Blade is bright and blemishes. Intact wood grip scales. Complete with scabbard that retains most of its black paint. Snap and belt loop intact. (C) Marked “HUGO / KOLLER”” on obverse ricasso. Blade with freckling and blemishes. Intact wood grip scales. Complete with scabbard that retains some of its black paint. Snap and belt loop intact. (D) Marked “RASIERMESSER / FABRIK” on obverse ricasso and “ERN” on reverse ricasso. Blade is bright with visible cross graining. Intact wood grip scales. Complete with scabbard that retains most of its black paint. Snap and belt loop intact. (E) Marked “DEMAG” on obverse ricasso. Blade is bright with blemishes. Intact wood grip scales. Complete with scabbard that retains most of its black paint. Snap and belt loop intact. Appears to be a crank handle bayonet married to a boot knife handle. (F) Unmarked crank handle bayonet with bright blade. All steel construction with no painted finish. CONDITION: Good-very good. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 800 - 1,200 3093 - LOT OF 7: ERSATZ SOCKET BAYONETS. Blade Length: Various Overall Length: Various Lot consists of seven ersatz bayonets which are constructed of rehandled socket bayonet blades. The handles are a combination of metals including steel and brass. Most are German or Belgian. Four have scabbards and two have frogs. Some blades still exhibit various proof marks. All bayonets exhibit varying degrees of wear, blemishes, and patina that are typically encountered on ersatz bayonets. CONDITION: Fair-good. 500 - 1,000

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3094 - LOT OF 10: IMPERIAL JAPANESE TYPE 30 ARISAKA BAYONETS. Blade Length: (ALL) 15 - 1/2” Overall Length: (ALL) 20” Lot consists of: (A) Manufactured by Jinsen Arsenal. (B) Manufactured by Jinsen Arsenal. (C) Manufactured by Jinsen Arsenal. (D) Manufactured by Mukden Arsenal. (E) Manufactured by Mukden Arsenal. Straight quillon. (F) Manufactured by an unknown company under Kokura supervision. (G) Manufactured by an unknown company under Kokura supervision (H) Manufactured by an unknown company under Nagoya supervision (I) Manufactured by National Denki under Kokura supervision. (J) Manufactured by Toyoda Automatic Loom Works under Nagoya supervision. CONDITION: Good-very good. All bayonets exhibits typical marks from field and handling wear. Some blades exhibit marks or have been cleaned while others retain their original blued finish. Handles and grips exhibit wear from use and handling. Some scabbards have been refinished and exhibit dents and blemishes. 1,000 - 2,000 3095 - LOT OF 11: IMPERIAL JAPANESE TYPE 18 MURATA BAYONETS. Blade Length: Various Overall Length: Various Lot contains 11 Imperial Japanese Type 18 Murata bayonets which were for the Meiji 18 Murata Rifle. Five bayonets have scabbards and one is housed in a Type 30 bayonet scabbard. One has a leather frog. Some of the bayonets retain their mum markings on the guard. Most blades have been shortened and some have been converted to training bayonets. All bayonets exhibit typical marks from field and handling wear. Some blades exhibit marks or have been cleaned while others retain their original finish. Handles and grips exhibit dents and wear from use and handling. Scabbards exhibit dents, patina, and other blemishes from use and storage. CONDITION: Poor-fair. 1,000 - 2,000 3096 - LOT OF 8: JAPANESE CHILD TRAINER BAYONETS. Blade Length: Various Overall Length: Various Lot consists of eight Japanese child trainer bayonets including four Type 22 Murata bayonets, two first versions and two second versions. One Type 22 bayonet has a scabbard. There are also four Type 38 training rifle bayonets, a smoothbore 7/8 scale version of Type 30 rifle. All are second variation with metal checkered handles. None have scabbards. All bayonets exhibit varying degrees of wear and patina with blemishes. Most type 38 bayonets exhibit pitting. CONDITION: Fair-good. 1,000 - 2,000

3097 - JIM SORNBERGER CUSTOM DEEP RELIEF CARVED AMBER ART DAGGER. Blade Length: 6 - 1/2” Overall Length: 11” Jim Sornberger custom art dagger that features a hand rubbed satin finished ATS-34 steel blade marked “J. SORNBERGER” on the ricasso. Deep relief engraved brass throat and pommel decorated with flower motifs that feature a jeweled center. Hidden tang construction with pre-ban elephant ivory and carved amber handle. No scabbard but housed in a zipper case. Light handling wear and patina throughout. CONDITION: Very good. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Frank Brownell. 1,000 - 2,000

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3098 - JIM SORNBERGER MOKUME WRAP DAGGER WITH ANGEL CORAL AND TORTOISE INLAY. Blade Length: 6 - 1/2” Overall Length: 11” Custom art dagger by Jim Sornberger that features a satin finished ATS-34 dagger blade marked “J. SORNBERGER / VOLCANO CA” on the obverse ricasso. Hidden tang construction with mokume guard and handle. Angel coral and exotic inlay. No scabbard but housed in a zipper case. Light handling wear throughout. CONDITION: Very good. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Frank Brownell. 1,000 - 2,000 3099 - JIM SORNBERGER CUSTOM BASKET WEAVE CARVED IVORY BOWIE KNIFE. Blade Length: 5 - 1/2” Overall Length: 10 - 1/4” Jim Sornberger custom sole authorship boot knife that features a steel clip point blade with deep scroll engraving. The blade is marked “J. SORNBERGER / VOLCANO. CAL” at the center of the engraving on the ricasso. Engraved nickel silver crossguard with a few spots. Pommel is also nickel silver with matching engraving. Hidden tang construction with carved pre-ban elephant ivory handle that exhibits deep basket weave design. There are a few filled and stabilized hairlines. No scabbard but housed in a plush zipper case. Light handling wear throughout. This knife is featured in “Knives Points of Interest Book IV” on page 111. CONDITION: Very good. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Frank Brownell. 1,000 - 2,000

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3100 - JIM SORNBERGER ORANGE AND IVORY DAGGER. Blade Length: 4 - 3/4” Overall Length: 9” Jim Sornberger custom art dagger that features a satin finished stainless steel dagger blade marked “J. SORNBERGER / VOLCANO. CAL.” on the obverse ricasso. Amber and fossilized bone handle. No scabbard. Housed in a black plush zipper case. Light handling wear throughout. CONDITION: Very good. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Frank Brownell. 1,000 - 2,000 3101 - JIM SORNBERGER STEEL AND GOLD QUARTZ INLAY LINERLOCK FOLDER. Blade Length: 2 - 1/4” Overall Length: 6” Jim Sornberger custom Damascus and gold quartz folding knife that features a Damascus steel blade with raindrop pattern. Gold nugget thumb stud. Nickel silver side plates with black matte background and gold diamond design. Sixteen to One Mine oval gold quartz inlay. Gold liners with matching designs. Interior frame signed “J. Sornberger Volcano CA”. The knife operates using a liner lock mechanism that functions properly. Housed in a black plush zipper case. Light handling wear throughout. CONDITION: Very good. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Frank Brownell. 1,000 - 2,000 3102 - JIM SORNBERGER SILVER LINERLOCK KNIFE. Blade Length: 3” Overall Length: 7 - 1/4” Jim Sornberger custom silver liner lock knife that features a satin finished stainless steel blade marked “J. SORNBERGER / VOLCANO CA”. Flip assist. Ornate silver engraved side plates with detailed swirls and a blue quartz oval inlay on both sides. Anodized titanium liners. The knife operates using a liner lock mechanism that functions properly. Housed in a black plush zipper case. Light handling wear and patina throughout. CONDITION: Very good. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Frank Brownell. 1,000 - 2,000

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3103 - JIM SORNBERGER LINERLOCK KNIFE WITH HAWK HEAD IN GOLD TONES. Blade Length: 2 - 3/4” Overall Length: 6 - 3/4” Jim Sornberger custom folder that features a satin finish stainless steel blade marked “J. SORNBERGER / VOLCANO CA”. The side plates feature a an engraved hawk head and feathers in gold tones. The center of each side exhibits a gold quartz inlay. Gold tone liner. The knife operates using a liner lock mechanism that functions properly. Light handling wear throughout. CONDITION: Very good. 1,000 - 2,000 3104 - JEAN PIERRE SUCHERAS CUSTOM INTERFRAME MIDLOCK DAGGER. Blade Length: 4” Overall Length: 9” Jean Pierre Sucheras custom exotic interframe midlock dagger that features a hand rubbed satin finished ATS-34 blade marked “JSP” on the obverse side. Mirror polished 416 stainless steel frame with exotic inlays. The knife operates using a midlock mechanism that functions properly. Housed in a black leather pouch. Light handling wear throughout. CONDITION: Very good. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Frank Brownell. 1,000 - 3,000 3105 - JOE KIOUS CUSTOM 14K ROSE GOLD AND FLUTED BLACK LIP TAHITIAN PEARL SHELL LOCKBACK. Blade Length: 1 - 1/2” Overall Length: 4 - 1/4” Joe Kious custom miniature 14k rose gold lock back folding knife that features a hand rubbed satin finished ATS-34 drop point blade with nail nick assist marked “KIOUS”. 14k rose gold bolster and bale. Fluted black lip Tahitian pearl shell scales secured by four rose gold pins on each side. The knife operates using a lock back mechanism that functions properly. Blade sits deep when folded. Housed in a small gray velcro pouch. Light handling wear throughout. CONDITION: Very good. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Frank Brownell. 1,000 - 2,000 3106 - LOT OF 3 JIM SORNBERGER MINIATURE BOWIE KNIVES. Blade Length: (A) 3” (B) 2 - 7/8” (C) 2 - 7/8” Overall Length: (A) 5” (B) 4 - 5/8” (C) 5” Lot consists of: (A) Jim Sornberger miniature bowie knife that features a stainless steel blade marked “J. SORNBERGER / VOLCANO CA”. Silvered guard and throat. Hidden tang construction with ivory grip. Silver scabbard with engraved floral motifs on obverse. Belt clip on reverse. Light patina and handling wear throughout. CONDITION: Very good. (B) Jim Sornberger miniature bowie knife that features a stainless steel blade marked “J. SORNBERGER / VOLCANO CA”. Silvered throat. Hidden tang construction with ivory coffin handle. Heavily engraved silver scabbard that features ornate scroll designs on the obverse side. Light patina and handling wear throughout. One small hairline on handle. CONDITION: Very good. (C) Jim Sornberger miniature dagger that features a stainless steel blade and guard. Blade is marked “Sornberger”. Hidden tang construction with coffin shaped bone handle. Light handling wear throughout. CONDITION: Very good. PROVENANCE: From the collection of Frank Brownell. 1,000 - 2,000

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3107 - LOT OF 2: WILLIAM HENRY B12 CUSTOM FOLDING KNIVES INCLUDING LEE GRIFFITHS GOLD AND SILVER ENGRAVED. #1127 & #556 Serial No. (A) 712-0467 (B) 1012-1074 Blade Length: (BOTH) 3” Overall Length: (BOTH) 7” Lot consists of: (A) William Henry B12 Custom 082407 button lock folding knife that features a Mike Norris stainless “Hornets Nest” Damascus blade with diamond thumb stud and button. “WH” monogram on blade. Lorenzo Gamba hand engraved titanium frame and bolsters with mammoth tooth scales. Titanium and stainless fittings. The knife is complete with its black ostrich clip case. 18k rose gold bail and beads with braided leather. The knife is contained in a wood William Henry case and comes with its original black box. August 24, 2007 production date. Appears unused. CONDITION: Excellent. (B) William Henry B12 Custom 111010 button lock folding knife that features a Mike Norris stainless “Hornets Nest” Damascus blade with diamond thumb stud and button. WH monogram on blade. Lee Griffiths hand engraved stainless steel with inlaid silver and 24k gold frame. Titanium and stainless fittings. The knife is complete with its black leather clip case. Lanyard bail and beads are sterling silver with braided leather. The knife is contained in a wood William Henry case and comes with its original black box. February 3, 2011 production date. Appears unused. CONDITION: Excellent. PROVENANCE: From the collection of Frank Brownell. 1,000 - 2,000 3108 - BILL RUPLE 5 BLADED SOWBELLY. Blade Length: Longest: 2 - 3/4” Overall Length: 3 - 3/4” Bill Ruple five bladed sowbelly. Blades are CPM-154 stainless steel. Main clip point blade is marked “RUPLE”. Mirror polished stainless bolsters and liners. Stag scales secured by three pins on each side. Obverse scale features a fishtail escutcheon. All blades open and close with snap. Light handling wear throughout. Housed in a zipper case. CONDITION: Very good. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Frank Brownell. 1,000 - 2,000 3109 - LOT OF 5: COLT AND BONANZA HUNTING KNIVES. Blade Length: Various Overall Length: Various Lot consists of four Barry Wood designed Colt Swing Hunters and one Bonanza swing hunter. The Colt knives all feature a satin finish stainless steel blade with satin finish steel frame. The blades are marked “COLT / HARTFORD CT.” with some marked “STAINLESS” on the obverse blade. One knife is marked “US PAT. 3702501” on the reverse blade. Some markings are faint. The handle is nicely contoured with brown micarta grip scales each secured by two pins and complimented with a medallion featuring Colt’s logo. All knives open, close, and lock properly. The knives exhibit varying degrees of wear consistent with handling, including scratches and marks especially where the grip rubs the blade when the knife is opened/closed. Each knife is complete with its brown leather scabbard with button closure and Colt logo on the flap. The scabbards are all marked “COLT” on reverse below the belt loop. All knives are complete with their original Colt boxes and retain their labels. The boxes exhibit scattered scuffs and other blemishes but remain sturdy. The Bonanza knife is similar configuration and is marked “BONANZA / 00514” and “MADE IN ITALY” on the frame. Micarta scale is marked “COLT”. CONDITION: Good-very good. PROVENANCE: Ex. Collection of David and Lynette Grunberg. 1,000 - 2,000 3110 - D.E. HENRY MT RANCH STAG HANDLE BOWIE KNIFE. Blade Length: 8” Overall Length: 12 - 1/2” Bowie knife crafted by renowned maker, D.E. Henry. The knife features a hand rubbed satin finished blade with pronounced clip point and false edge. Obverse ricasso is marked “D.E. HENRY / MT RANCH” with no number on reverse ricasso. Blade exhibits great finish with scattered light blemishes. Oval guard with patina to the silvered finish. Stag grip scales are secured by four silvered pins on each side. Reverse scale exhibits an oval escutcheon marked “D.E. HENRY / MT RANCH”. The scales exhibit scattered handling wear. Patina to pins and escutcheon. Scales remain secure to the knife. The knife is complete with its original black leather scabbard that is simple in construction with no mounts, but features a copper riveted belt loop. The scabbard exhibits scattered light blemishes but remains supple. CONDITION: Very good. 1,000 - 3,000

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3111 - D.E. HENRY DARK WOOD GRIP BOWIE KNIFE. Blade Length: 8” Overall Length: 12 - 1/4” A bowie knife crafted by renowned maker D.E. Henry. This knife features a clip point blade with bright, hand rubbed, satin finish, which was a signature of Henry’s. The knife is marked “HENRY” on the obverse ricasso. Henry was one of the first makers to number his knives and this example is numbered “1” on the reverse ricasso. The blade remains bright and exhibits light blemishes. Silvered oval crossguard with light patina. Dark wood grip scales with full stainless border. Grips remain intact with scattered light blemishes and handling wear. The knife is complete with its silvered scabbard that exhibits a light patina with scattered blemishes. CONDITION: Very good. 1,000 - 2,000 3112 - WILLIAM HENRY KULTOR GOURMET EBONY RM KNIFE SET. Blade Length: Various Overall Length: Various An exquisite set of gourmet kitchen knives from William Henry. The Kultro knife sets includes five knives, a sharpener, and an elegant AAA grade figured American red maple display. Each blade is crafted from forged 67 layer Damascus steel in the signature “lightning” pattern, tempered to an optimal hardness of HRC 59-60. The bolsters and pins are stainless steel, finished with a durable black G10 composite handle. The matching sharpener is diamond coated to allow quick touch up of edges. The display is built from American Maple with laminate inlays, hidden rare earth magnets, and anodized aluminum stabilizing feet. There is also an engraved stainless logo plate on the reverse. The knives are contained in their original leather roll bag with blade protectors. Knives show light handing wear and appear unused. Leather roll with blemishes and wear but remains supple. Contained in the original box that shows wear. Box contains care instructions and a Certificate of Authenticity dated “Aug 25, 2021”. CONDITION: Very good. 1,000 - 2,000 3113 - RICHARD SELF CUSTOM FOLDING KNIFE. Blade Length: 3” Overall Length: 7” Richard Self custom liner lock folding knife that features a Swedish stainless Damascus steel blade marked “Richard Self / Nacogdoches, Tx.” on obverse ricasso and “RS” on reverse ricasso. Thumb stud. Swedish stainless Damascus steel bolsters. Bark walrus ivory scales with silver screws. File worked backspacer. The knife operates using a liner lock mechanism that functions properly. Blade sits well when folded. Light handling wear throughout. One hairline on obverse scale. CONDITION: Very good. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Frank Brownell. 800 - 1,200 3114 - LOT OF 2: WILLIAM HENRY B10 BLUE KNIGHT & B10 RANCHERO FOLDING KNIVES. Serial No. (A) 910-1019 (B) 910-0776 Blade Length: (BOTH) 2 - 1/2” Overall Length: (BOTH) 6 - 1/4” Lot consists of: (A) William Henry B10 Blue Knight button lock folding knife that features a Larry Donnelly heat blued carbon Damascus blade with white topaz thumb stud, button cut, and set in 18k gold bezels. WH monogram on blade. Aerospace grade titanium frame and bolsters with carbon fiber scales. Titanium and stainless fittings. The knife is complete with its black ostrich clip case. Lanyard bail and beads are sterling silver with braided leather. The knife is contained in a wood William Henry case and comes with its original black box. July 31, 2009 production date. Appears unused. CONDITION: Excellent. (B) William Henry B10 Ranchero button lock folding knife that features a VG5 core copper wave Damascus blade with spessartite thumb stud and button cut and set in 18k gold bezels. WH monogram on blade. Wave mokume frame and bolsters with amboyna burl scales. Titanium and stainless fittings. The knife is complete with its brown leather clip case. Lanyard bail and beads are sterling silver with braided leather. The knife is contained in a wood William Henry case and comes with its original black box. June 2, 2009 production date. Appears unused. CONDITION: Excellent. PROVENANCE: From the collection of Frank Brownell. 800 - 1,200 414

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3115 - LOT OF 2: WILLIAM HENRY B04 ANCHORAGE AND B5 CIMARRON FOLDING KNIVES. Serial No. (A) 84-0766 (B) 75-359 Blade Length: (A) 2” (B) 2 - 1/2” Overall Length: (A) 4 - 3/4” (B) 5 - 3/4” Lot consists of: (A) William Henry B04 Anchorage button lock folding knife that features a Mike Norris stainless “raindrop” Damascus blade with spessartite thumb stud and button. WH monogram on blade. Inlaid 24k gold Koftgari frame with fossil walrus ivory scales. 24k gold coated titanium and stainless fittings. The knife is complete with its brown ostrich clip case. Sterling silver bail and beads with braided leather. The knife is contained in a wood William Henry case and comes with its original black box. October 22, 2008 production date. Numbered “39/50”. Appears unused. CONDITION: Excellent. (B) William Henry B5 Cimarron button lock folding knife that features a ATS-34 blade with citrine thumb stud and button. WH monogram on blade. Koftgari inlaid 24k gold bolsters with snakewood scales. 24k gold coated stainless fittings. The knife is complete with its brown leather clip case. Integral lanyard bail with braided leather. The knife is contained in its blue William Henry box. Limited edition of 50. Appears unused. CONDITION: Excellent. PROVENANCE: From the collection of Frank Brownell. 800 - 1,200 3116 - LOT OF 2: WILLIAM HENRY B11 PALE MOON AND T12 SUPERCONDUCTOR FOLDING KNIVES. Serial No. (A) 811-0897 (B) 61-345 Blade Length: (A) 2 - 1/2” (B) 3” Overall Length: (A) 5 - 3/4” (B) 7” Lot consists of: (A) William Henry B11 Pale Moon button lock folding knife that features a Devin Thomas stainless “typhoon” Damascus blade with opal thumb stud and button. WH monogram on blade. Copper/niobium composite superconductor frame with Mother of Pearl scales. Titanium and stainless fittings. The knife is complete with its black ostrich clip case. Sterling silver bail and beads with braided leather. The knife is contained in a wood William Henry case and comes with its original black box. November 5, 2008 production date. Numbered “06/25”. Appears unused. CONDITION: Excellent. (B) William Henry T12 Superconductor liner lock folding knife that features an ATS-34 stainless steel blade with tungsten DLC coat. Topaz thumb stud. WH monogram on blade. Titanium frame with snakewood scales. Superconductor bolsters. The knife is complete with its brown leather clip case. Beads on braided leather. The knife is contained in its original black box. Limited edition of 100. Appears unused. CONDITION: Excellent. PROVENANCE: From the collection of Frank Brownell. 800 - 1,200 3117 - LOT OF 2: WILLIAM HENRY B09 BRIDGEPORT AND BO9 ATTACHE FOLDING KNIVES. Serial No. (A) 79-0031 (B) Blade Length: (BOTH) 2” Overall Length: (BOTH) 5” Lot consists of: (A) William Henry B09 Bridgeport button lock folding knife that features a ZDP-189 laminate steel HRC 67 blade with citrine thumb stud and button. WH monogram on blade. Carved sterling silver bolsters with amboyna burl scales. Titanium and stainless fittings. The knife is complete with its black leather clip case. Sterling silver bail and beads with braided leather. The knife is contained in a wood William Henry case and comes with its original white box. January 18, 2007 production date. Numbered “006/100”. Appears unused. CONDITION: Excellent. (B) William Henry B09 Attache button lock folding knife that features a wave Damascus steel ZDP-189 core blade with sapphire thumb stud and button. WH monogram on blade. Aerospace grade titanium frame with carbon fiber scales. Titanium and stainless fittings. The knife is complete with its black leather clip case. Sterling silver beads lanyard bail and anodized titanium beads with braided leather. The knife is contained in its blue William Henry box. July 26, 2006 production date. Appears unused. CONDITION: Excellent. PROVENANCE: From the collection of Frank Brownell. 800 - 1,200 3118 - LOT OF 2: WILLIAM HENRY B05 KINGMAN AND B05 NAUTILUS FOLDING KNIVES. Serial No. (A) 65-0724 (B) 65-0486 Blade Length: (BOTH) 2 - 1/2” Overall Length: (BOTH) 6” Lot consists of: (A) William Henry B05 Kingman button lock folding knife that features a wave Damascus ZDP-189 core HRC 67 blade with citrine thumb stud and button. WH monogram on blade. Carved sterling silver bolsters with gold nugget inlay. Desert ironwood scales. Titanium and stainless fittings. The knife is complete with its brown leather clip case. Sterling silver bail and beads with braided leather. The knife is contained in a wood William Henry case and comes with its original white box. October 10, 2006 production date. Numbered “06/100”. Appears unused. CONDITION: Excellent. (B) William Henry B05-PD Nautilus button lock folding knife that features a wave ZDP-189 Damascus blade with Mother of Pearl thumb stud and button. WH monogram on blade. Stippled titanium frame with Mother of Pearl scales. Stainless fittings. The knife is complete with its black leather clip case. Sterling silver beads and lanyard bail with braided leather. The knife is contained in its blue William Henry box. August 11, 2006 production date. Appears unused. CONDITION: Excellent. PROVENANCE: From the collection of Frank Brownell. 800 - 1,200

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3119 - LOT OF 3: JIM SORNBERGER MINIATURE KNIVES. Blade Length: (A) 2 - 3/4” (B) 2 - 3/4” (C) 2 - 1/2” Overall Length: (A) 5 - 3/4” (B) 5” (C) 5 - 1/4” Lot consists of: (A) Circa 1980s Jim Sornberger miniature hunting knife that features a satin finished 154CM blade marked “J. SORNBERGER / VOLCANO, CA.”. Nickel silver guard. Hidden tang construction with crown stag handle that features red and yellow micarta spacers. Light handling wear throughout. CONDITION: Very good. (B) Circa 1990s Jim Sornberger miniature hunting knife that features a satin finished 154CM blade marked “J. SORNBERGER / VOLCANO, CA.”. Nickel silver guard. Hidden tang construction with crown stag handle that features mammoth ivory and micarta spacers. Light handling wear throughout. CONDITION: Very good. (C) Circa 1980s Jim Sornberger miniature trailing point hunter that features a satin finished 154CM blade marked “J. SORNBERGER / VOLCANO, CA.”. Nickel silver ferrule. Buffalo horn handle with amber and micarta spacers. There is a small crack at pin on reverse. Light handling wear throughout. CONDITION: Very good. PROVENANCE: From the collection of Frank Brownell. 800 - 1,200 3120 - LOT OF 2: BILL RUPLE MINIATURE TWO BLADE TRAPPERS. Blade Length: (A) 1 - 1/2” (B) 1 - 1/4” Overall Length: (A) 2” (B) 1 - 1/2” Lot consists of: (A) Bill Ruple miniature two blade trapper slip joint folder. Main clip blade is marked “RUPLE”. Stainless steel blades and bolsters. File worked. Stag scales secured by three pins on each side. Obverse scale features a small escutcheon. Blades open and close with snap. Housed in a rayskin zipper case. Light handling wear throughout. CONDITION: Very good. (B) Bill Ruple miniature two blade trapper slip joint folder. Main clip blade is marked “RUPLE”. Stainless steel blades and bolsters. File worked. Stag scales secured by three pins on each side. Blades open and close with snap. Housed in a black leather zipper case. Light handling wear throughout. CONDITION: Very good. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Frank Brownell. 800 - 1,200 3121 - HEN AND ROOSTER 18K GOLD GENTLEMAN’S SLIPJOINT. Blade Length: 1 - 3/4” Overall Length: 4 - 1/2” Circa 1960s Hen and Rooster gentleman’s slipjoint that features a stainless steel blade marked “SOLINGEN / STAINLESS” with hen and rooster logo. The knife also features a scissor and nail file secondary blade. 18k gold side plates. Obverse plate proof marked “750”. All blades close with snap. Housed in a rayskin pouch. Light handling wear throughout with patina inside frame. CONDITION: Very good. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Frank Brownell. 800 - 1,200 3122 - DAN OSTERMAN AMERICAN BOWIE KNIFE. Blade Length: 3 - 1/8” Overall Length: 4 - 3/4” Dan Osterman miniature American bowie knife with a stainless steel blade marked “D.E.O.”. Ivory coffin handle with eight rivets on each side. Silvered throat, pommel, and escutcheon. The knife is stored in a wood oval case with sliding plexiglass lid. There is a hanger notch on the back of the case of a wall mount. Knife is held in place with a magnet. Royal blue velvet lining. Light handling wear throughout and light patina. CONDITION: Very good. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Frank Brownell. 800 - 1,200

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3123 - LOT OF 2: HARVEY MCBURNETTE ENGRAVED LOCKBACK FOLDERS. Blade Length: (A) 4” (B) 4” Overall Length: (A) 9 - 1/4” (B) 9” Lot consists of: (A) Satin finished drop point blade with nail nick assist and a checkered thumb stud. Blade is marked “McBURNETTE / EAGLE NEST / N.M.” on obverse ricasso. Spine is fileworked as well as the stainless steel backspacer and nickel silver frame. Engraved nickel silver bolsters. Wood grip scales are firmly secured by four pins on each side. The knife operates using a front lock mechanism that functions properly. The blade is bright with some scattered blemishes. Handling wear and light patina throughout. CONDITION: Very good. (B) Satin finished clip point blade with nail nick assist and a checkered thumb stud. Blade is marked “McBURNETTE / EAGLE NEST / N.M.” on obverse ricasso. Spine is fileworked as well as the stainless steel backspacer and nickel silver frame. Engraved nickel silver bolsters. Wood grip scales are firmly secured by four pins on each side. The knife operates using a front lock mechanism that functions properly. The blade is bright with some scattered blemishes. Handling wear and light patina throughout. CONDITION: Very good. PROVENANCE: Ex. Collection of David and Lynette Grunberg. 800 - 1,200 3124 - LOT OF 2: HARVEY MCBURNETTE ENGRAVED LOCKBACK FOLDERS. Blade Length: (A) 3 - 1/2” (B) 2 - 3/4” Overall Length: (A) 8” (B) 6 - 1/2” Lot consists of: (A) Satin finished clip point blade with checkered thumbstud. Blade is marked “McBURNETTE / EAGLE NEST / N.M.” on obverse ricasso. Spine is fileworked as well as the stainless steel backspacer and nickel silver frame. Engraved stainless bolsters. Bone grip scales are firmly secured by four pins on each side. Obverse scale exhibits an oval escutcheon. The knife operates using a front lock mechanism that functions properly. The blade is bright with some scattered blemishes. Handling wear and light patina throughout. CONDITION: Good. (B) Mirror polished drop point blade with nail nick assist. Blade is marked “McBURNETTE / EAGLE NEST / N.M.” on obverse ricasso. File worked nickel silver frame. Ivory grip scales are firmly secured by three pins on each side. The knife operates using a front lock mechanism that functions properly. The blade is bright with some scattered blemishes. Handling wear and light patina throughout with some oxidation on inside of frame. CONDITION: Good. PROVENANCE: Ex. Collection of David and Lynette Grunberg. 800 - 1,200 3125 - JIM SORNBERGER CUSTOM LOCKBACK KNIFE WITH GOLD QUARTZ AND GOLD NUGGETS. Blade Length: 2 - 1/2” Overall Length: 6 - 1/4” Custom tail lock folder that was crafted by Jim Sornberger. The knife features a hand rubbed satin finished 154-CM blade marked “J. SORNBERGER / VOLCANO, CA.” The nickel silver frame features Jim’s sole authorship engraving with gold quartz and gold nugget inlays. The knife operates using a lock back mechanism that functions properly. Housed in a black zipper plush case. Light handling wear. CONDITION: Very good. PROVENANCE: From the collection of Frank Brownell. 800 - 1,200 3126 - LOT OF 3: LOT OF 3: JIM SORNBERGER MINIATURE KNIVES. Blade Length: (A) 2 - 1/2” (B) 2 - 3/4” (C) 2 - 1/2” Overall Length: (A) 5 - 1/4” (B) 3 - 3/4” (C) 3” Lot consists of: (A) Circa 1980s Jim Sornberger miniature hunting knife that features a satin finished 154CM blade with vine engraving on both sides. Spine is marked “SORNBERGER”. Spine and tang are engraved by maker. Fossil walrus ivory scales with gold wire and jewel inlays. Carved pommel with tourmaline stone inlays. Small hairline on reverse scale. Light handling wear throughout. CONDITION: Very good. (B) Jim Sornberger miniature fossil ivory knife with a satin finished ATS-34 steel blade marked “J. SORNBERGER / VOLCANO, CAL.”. Walrus ivory handle. Light handling wear throughout. CONDITION: Very good. (C) Circa 1980s Jim Sornberger miniature hunter with a Damascus blade marked “Sornberger”. Antique exotic shell scales with gold foil underlay and thong hole Extremely small chip in the bottom of obverse scale. Light handling wear throughout. CONDITION: Very good. PROVENANCE: From the collection of Frank Brownell. 800 - 1,200

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3127 - LOT OF 2: JIM SORNBERGER MINIATURE GOLD NUGGET INLAY KNIVES. Blade Length: (A) 2” (B) 1” Overall Length: (A) 4 - 1/8” (B) 2 - 3/4” Lot consists of: (A) Circa 1990s Jim Sornberger miniature hunter knife with a satin finished 154CM blade marked “J. SORNBERGER / VOLCANO, CAL.”. Nickel silver scales engraved by maker with gold nugget inlay. Light handling wear throughout. CONDITION: Very good. (B) Circa 2000 Jim Sornberger miniature slip joint folder with a satin finished stainless steel blade marked “Sornberger”. Stainless steel frame with engraving and gold nugget inlays by maker. Knife opens and closes with snap. Housed in a rayskin case. Light handling wear throughout. CONDITION: Very good. 800 - 1,200 3128 - NAMED RANDALL MODEL 1-8 ALL PURPOSE FIGHTING KNIFE. Blade Length: 8” Overall Length: 13” Randall Model 1-8 with clip point blade marked “RANDALL MADE / ORLANDO, FL” between Randall’s signature scimitars. Carbon steel construction. The blade is named “J.C.T. SUTTIE” on reverse. Blade is bright with light scattered blemishes. Brass cross guard and pommel with red, white, and blue spacers. Hidden tang construction with finger grooved walnut grip. The knife is complete with its Johnson roughback brown leather scabbard that features chromium plated “baby dot” snaps that were used on Randall scabbards from the mid 1960s-1990s. Gray “COMBINATION CRYSTOLON MADE IN U.S. OF A” hone present. Scabbard remains supple with light blemishes and is marked with Randall’s football logo on reverse belt loop. Consigner states the knife was purchased from a United States Air Force Vietnam War Veteran. CONDITION: Very good. 800 - 1,200 3129 - LOT OF 2: RANDALL MODEL 25-5 TRAPPER AND MODEL 26 PATHFINDER. Blade Length: (A) 5” (B) 4” Overall Length: (A) 9 - 1/2” (B) 8 - 1/2” Lot consists of: (A) Randall Model 25-5 Trapper with drop point blade marked “RANDALL MADE / ORLANDO, FL” between Randall’s signature scimitars with separate “S” denoting stainless steel construction. Blade is bright with great cross graining. Notched thumb rest. Nickel silver guard and pommel with black, aluminum, and stacked leather washer spacers. Hidden tang construction with ivorite handle. The knife is complete with its black leather scabbard that features “RANDALL MADE” snaps that were used on Randall scabbards starting in the 1990s. Unmarked orange hone present. Scabbard remains supple with light blemishes and is marked with Randall’s football logo on reverse. CONDITION: Very good. (B) Randall Model 26 Pathfinder with drop point blade marked “RANDALL MADE / ORLANDO, FL” between Randall’s signature scimitars. Carbon steel construction. Blade is bright with great cross graining. Nickel silver guard with black, aluminum, and stacked leather washer spacers. Aluminum pommel. Hidden tang construction with musk ox handle. The knife is complete with its brown leather scabbard that features “RANDALL MADE” snaps that were used on Randall scabbards staring in the 1990s. Scabbard remains supple with light blemishes and is marked with Randall’s football logo on reverse belt loop. CONDITION: Very good. 800 - 1,200 3130 - JIM ENCE CHECKERED IVORY HANDLE BOWIE KNIFE. Blade Length: 9 - 1/4” Overall Length: 13 - 3/4” This bowie knife by Jim Ence features a clip point blade with mirror finish. Marked “ENCE” on obverse ricasso. Finish remains bright with a few light blemishes. Oval stainless crossguard. Coffin handle with checkered ivory scales. Palmette shaped pommel. Scales remain intact and tight with no cracks. Handle exhibits a few blemishes. CONDITION: Very good. 600 - 1,200

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3131 - DAN OSTERMAN MINIATURE GEORGE WOSTENHOLM & SONS IXL WASHINGTON BOWIE KNIFE. #3216 Blade Length: 4 - 3/4” Overall Length: 7 - 1/8” Miniature George Wostenholm & Sons Bowie knife crafted by Dan Osterman. IXL Washington Hunting bowie knife with a 440C stainless steel blade marked “George Wostenholm & Sons I-X-L Washington Hunting Knife” engraving. There are engravings of hunters above the words. Spine is marked “D.E.O.”. Silver vine design crossguard. Large silver shield pommel that reads “IXL”. Mother of Pearl scales with with a relief carved bust of George Washington. The knife is housed in a dark matte finished walnut case with a purple velvet lining. Wood closure and hinges. The original full sized knife that Osterman copied is shown on page 388 of the “The Antique Bowie Knife Book”. Light handling wear. CONDITION: Excellent. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Frank Brownell. 500 - 1,000 3132 - HARVEY MCBURNETTE ENGRAVED LOCKBACK KNIFE. Blade Length: 4 - 1/4” Overall Length: 9 - 1/2” Damascus clip point blade with knurled assist. Backspacer is fileworked. Scroll engraved stainless bolsters. Fossilized bone inlays are firmly secured by four pins on each side. Liner is marked “McBURNETTE / EAGLE NEST”. The knife operates using a front lock mechanism that functions properly. Handling wear and light patina throughout. PROVENANCE: Ex. Collection of David and Lynette Grunberg. CONDITION: Very good. 500 - 1,000 3133 - DAN OSTERMAN SEARLES BOWIE KNIFE. #3060 Blade Length: 2 - 7/8” Overall Length: 4 - 1/2” Dan Osterman miniature Searles bowie knife with a 440C stainless steel blade marked “D.E.O.” Sterling silver guard and pommel. Four sided black ebony grip with checkering sterling silver pins. Case is walnut with a coffin style lid that has a rectangular silver escutcheon on the top and a silver push button latch on the side. Royal blue velvet lining. Light handling wear throughout. CONDITION: Excellent. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Frank Brownell. 400 - 800 3134 - (C) WINCHESTER MODEL 71 .348 WINCHESTER LEVER ACTION RIFLE (1949). Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 71 Serial No. 28863 Caliber/Bore: .348 Winchester Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Short tang Deluxe pattern rifle with ramped and hooded front sight, elevation adjustable sporting rear sight. Varnished stock with checkered pistol grip and recoil pad. Mounted with receiver sight. CONDITION: Metal remains excellent with over 90% remaining and an excellent bright bore. Stocks are good as refinished with butt having finish crazed from heat. Mechanically excellent 1,250 - 1,750 3135 - (C) 14” WINCHESTER MODEL 92 LEVER ACTION TRAPPER STYLE CARBINE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 92 Serial No. 965035 Caliber/Bore: .38-40 WCF Barrel Length: 14” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Circa 1926 per Madis. Rifle currently has a custom crowned 14” round barrel with pinned blade front sight and carbine ladder rear. Blued receiver with saddle ring. Contemporary highly figured walnut 7 - 13/16” carbine forend and stock with carbine butt plate. Includes ATF exemption letter. CONDITION: Good. The vast majority of the reapplied blue finishes are retained with areas of thinning and wear. Stocks are very good with some light impressions and surface spotting. Defined bore with areas of abrasion. Fine mechanics. 1,000 - 2,000

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3136 - (C) WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 TAKEDOWN LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1894 Serial No. 257637 Caliber/Bore: .30-30 Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured circa 1902 per Madis. Blued nickel steel octagon barrel with tall blade front sight and v-notch rear. The barrel and takedown receiver are both “WP” proofed. 2-piece figured walnut stocks with crescent rifle butt plate. CONDITION: Very good for its age. Barrel and magazine tube retain the vast majority of their factory blue with some thinning, especially along the high edges, as well as other marks. Receiver also displays portions of fading original factory blue, the edges drifting to gray patina with some scratching. Hammer and lever have flashes of bright case colors, the balance faded to patina. Stocks have scuffs and scattered field impressions but are good overall. Well defined bore. Fine mechanics. 1,000 - 1,500 3137 - (A) SPENCER MODEL 1860 LEVER ACTION CARBINE WITH LATTIMER MASSACRE ASSOCIATION. Manufacturer: Spencer Model: 1860 Serial No. 46206 Caliber/Bore: .56-56 Barrel Length: 22” FFL Status: Antique Civil War production by Spencer Repeating Rifle Co. of Boston with 3-line address stamped on the top flat of the receiver. German silver blade front sight and ladder rear. Walnut splinter forend retained by a single barrel band. Stock is equipped with a saddle ring and rear swivel. This carbine was received with a 1990 newspaper clipping memorializing the infamous Lattimer Massacre rolled up in the barrel. During a large multi-mine strike in late summer 1897, several hundred unarmed striking miners marched on Calvin Pardee’s coal mine in Lattimer, Pennsylvania where they were met by the Sheriff James Martin and approximately 150 deputies armed with rifles. After a scuffle, the deputies opened fire killing 19 miners and wounding others. This carbine was procured from the decedents of mine owner Calvin Pardee and was possibly present during the strike. A carbine worthy of further research. CONDITION: Good. Metal surfaces have a pleasant chemically applied patina mixing with areas of oxidation. Stocks are dark with numerous impressions, scuffs, a few slits, and an area of loss at the toe. Strong, well defined bore with some oxidation spots. Fine mechanics. 1,000 - 1,500 3138 - (C) MARLIN 336 LEVER ACTION RIFLE IN .44 MAGNUM. Manufacturer: Marlin Model: 336 Serial No. Z38684 Caliber/Bore: .44 Magnum Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured 1964. Manufactured for a short period before reintroduction of the Model 1894. Blue finished round barrel. Oil finished walnut stocks. Hooded and ramped front sight with sheet metal elevation adjustable rear sight. Gold accented trigger. factory drilled for scope mounts. Has added sling swivels. CONDITION: Very good with 97% blue finish. Brilliant bore. Mechanically excellent. 900 - 1,500 3139 - (C) WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 LEVER ACTION SADDLE RING CARBINE IN .32-40 (1915). Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1894 SRC Serial No. 803531 Caliber/Bore: .32-40 W.C.F. Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured 1915. Blue finish with case colored hammer and lever. Round barrel with blade front sight and ladder adjustable carbine sight. Oil finished walnut stocks with steel carbine butt plate. CONDITION: Very fine as totally refinished. Bright bore. Vivid case colors and excellent stocks. Mechanically excellent. 800 - 1,500

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3140 - (A) WINCHESTER 1894 .30-30 LEVER ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1894 Serial No. 78621 Caliber/Bore: .30-30 Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Antique Manufactured in 1897 per Madis. Blued round barrel with Marbles Sheard front sight, the rear dovetail left empty and the tang mounted with a Marbles aperture sight. 2-piece plain walnut stocks with crescent rifle butt plate. CONDITION: Good. Rifle retains nearly all of its reapplied blue with evidence of cleaned oxidation under the finish. Stocks fit slightly shy with cleaned surfaces, dings, nicks, abrasions, and grain separation at the butt plate. Dark abraded bore with visible rifling. Fine mechanics. 800 - 1,200 3141 - (C) DELUXE STYLE WINCHESTER MODEL 64 LEVER ACTION CARBINE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 64 Serial No. 1147843 Caliber/Bore: .30-30 Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured in 1938. Features include ramped hooded front sight, standard rear sight, half length magazine tube, blued steel nosecap, sling swivel mounts, deluxe pattern replacement checkered walnut stock and forearm, Winchester grip cap, and blued steel buttplate. CONDITION: Good, with barrel, magazine tube, and nosecap retaining a significant majority of their original blue finish with freckling throughout. Action has turned a brown patina. Stock and forearm show no major signs of distress. Mechanically fine. Bore is bright with sharp rifling. 800 - 1,200 3142 - (C) BELGIAN BROWNING BLR .308 WINCHESTER LEVER ACTION CARBINE. Manufacturer: Browning Model: BLR Serial No. 28432K71 Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured in 1971. Blued lightweight barrel with ramped and hooded blade front sight. Receiver is mounted with a 3-9x Redfield wide view scope. Press checkered walnut carbine forend retained by a carbine band. Straight grip walnut stock with press checkering and a Browning waffle recoil pad. Includes a wide suede leather sling. CONDITION: Very good. Rifle retains the vast majority of its factory blue with some mild wear, especially along the underside of the receiver. Stocks have scattered field impressions. Fine bright bore with well defined rifling. Fine mechanics. Optic would benefit from a good cleaning. 800 - 1,200 3143 - (A) NAGANT MODEL 1877 GENDARMERIE DOUBLE BARREL ROLLING BLOCK PISTOL Manufacturer: Nagant Model: 1877 Serial No. 838 Caliber/Bore: 9.4mm Nagant Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique These side by side double barrel rolling block action pistols were designed to replace the pairs of pistols carried by the Belgian Gendarmerie. Approximately 2,000 were produced by Nagant of Leige and are marked with the “BREVET REMINGTON” and “BREVET NAGANT” patents. Rust blue finished with nitre small parts. 2-piece checkered walnut grips and lanyard loop butt with “W” Gendarmerie stamp. Externally visible numbers are matching. This example is accompanied by 3 50-round boxes of custom loaded ammunition by 2nd Amendment that should be considered for components only. CONDITION: Excellent for its age. The vast majority of the arsenal rust blued finish is retained with some fading, high edge wear, and a lanyard loop ghost. Grips are good showing some mild wear and scattered impressions. Especially fine and bright bores. Fine mechanics. 1,200 - 1,800

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3144 - (A) UNUSUAL GYE & MONCRIEFF .450 BPE DOUBLE RIFLE WITH CROSSOVER STOCK. Manufacturer: Gye & Moncrieff Model: Double Rifle Serial No. 1641 Caliber/Bore: .450 BPE Barrel Length: 27 - 7/8” FFL Status: Antique London made with 7 pin sidelocks with slide safeties. London proofed and produced by Gye & Moncrieff, St. James Street, London. Brown Damascus patterned barrels with solid matted rib, small blade front sight, and large express rear sight. Lifter extraction. Splinter forearm. Uniquely produced with pronounced crossover stock, checkered at wrist with steel heel and toe plates. This double rifle was made for a right handed shooter who used his left eye to aim due to blindness or other handicap. Double triggers with extensive rose & scroll engraving on locks and receiver. CONDITION: Very good, action has toned to a dove grey patina. Bores are very fine and are Henry rifled. Stocks have moderate wear but solid and without material losses. Action operates properly and locks solidly. An interesting bespoke double rifle of the 1880s. 800 - 1,600

3145 - LOT OF 6: SAWBACK SABER BAYONETS. Blade Length: Various Overall Length: Various Lot consists of: (A) British 1856 Enfield bayonet with sawback modification. Unmarked with gray patina throughout. (B) Scarce British 1871 Pattern Elcho sawback bayonet with swollen blade marked with “AC” and scales trademark. Blade has light patina. Checkered grips intact. (C) Swiss M1878 pioneer sawback bayonet marked “S.J.G. NEUHAUSEN” on ricasso. Blade has gray patina. Guard is numbered “180308”. Checkered grips intact. (D) Belgian Model 1880 bayonet dated “1889” on ricasso. Guard is numbered “5175” and hilt numbered “4195”. Proof marks on ricasso and pommel. Complete with leather scabbard and frog. The blade exhibits a gray patina with mellow patina on hilt and scabbard mounts. Scabbard body and frog remain supple. (E) Transvaal 1896 bayonet marked “SIMSON & CO / SUHL”. Blade is bright with freckling. Hilt is bright with scattered light dents. (F) Transvaal 1896 bayonet marked “SIMSON & CO / SUHL”. Moderate patina throughout with scattered light pitting on blade. CONDITION: Fair-good. 800 - 1,200

3146 - ZULU KNOBKERRIE CLUB RECOVERED AT RORKE’S DRIFT BY LT. J. ADENDORFF, N.N.C. Overall Length: 28” Crafted of dark hardwood with pleasing two-toned, solid spherical head that measures approximately 3”. The shaft is embellished with two segments of finely plaited copper and brass wire, all of which remains intact. Upper portion of haft between the two wire decorations is a silver shield escutcheon that reads “Recovered at / RORKES DRIFT / ZULULAND / 1879 / by / LT. J. ADENDORFF / N.C.C.”. The haft exhibits handling wear with scattered light blemishes. CONDITION: Very good. The Battle of Rorke’s Drift, was a famous engagement during the Anglo-Zulu War. The successful British defense of the mission station of Rorke’s Drift, with just over 150 British and colonial troops, defended the station against attacks by 3000-4000 Zulu warriors. Eleven Victoria Crosses were awarded to individual defenders, along with a number of other decorations and honors. James Adendorff was a member of the Natal Native Contingent notable for being the only soldier on the British side present at both the Battle of Isandlwana and the Battle of Rorke’s Drift during the Anglo-Zulu War of 1879. When soldiers at Isandlwana fled during the overwhelming Zulu attack, Adendorff commandeered a horse after his was shot out from beneath him and made for the British garrison at Rorke’s Drift, both bringing warning of potential attack and contributing effective rifle fire throughout the subsequent battle. 800 - 1,200

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3147 - ZULU KNOBKERRIE CLUB RECOVERED AT RORKE’S DRIFT BY MAJOR DUNBAR, 24TH REGIMENT OF FOOT. Overall Length: 24” Crafted of dark hardwood with pleasing two-toned, solid spherical head that measures approximately 4”. The shaft is embellished with one segment of finely plaited copper and brass wire, all of which remains intact, but exhibits a heavy patina. Upper portion of haft beneath the wire decorations is a silver shield escutcheon that reads “Recovered at / RORKES DRIFT / ZULULAND / 1879 / by / MAJOR DUNBAR / 2/24TH”. The haft exhibits handling wear with scattered light blemishes and ghosting, showing evidence of removed wire decorations. There is a loose strand of wire on the haft, possibly from the aforementioned ghosting. CONDITION: Good. The Battle of Rorke’s Drift, was a famous engagement during the Anglo-Zulu War. The successful British defense of the mission station of Rorke’s Drift, with just over 150 British and colonial troops, defended the station against attacks by 3000-4000 Zulu warriors. Eleven Victoria Crosses were awarded to individual defenders, along with a number of other decorations and honors. William Matthew Dunbar was born in Cork on 21 October 1833. Commissioned an Ensign in the 34th Regiment on 5 January 1855 and promoted to Lieutenant in March the same year. Served in Crimea, February 1855-June 1856, seeing action at the assault of the Redan, 8 September 1855 and the siege and fall of Sebastopol. He then served in the suppression of the Indian Mutiny, including actions at Cawnpore, 26-28 November 1857, the siege and capture of Lucknow; capture of the fort at Meanee Gunge; relief of Azinghur; defeat of the rebels at Bootwul and the action at Bhowanie. Promoted to Captain in September 1862, he exchanged to the 24th Regiment in March 1863 and was promoted to Major in November 1874. Then, with the 2nd Battalion 24th Regiment, he served in the Kaffir War of 1878. Commanded the 1st Battalion 24th Regiment in the second advance into Zululand in 1879 and was present at the battle of Ulundi, for which he was mentioned in dispatches; received the brevet of Lieutenant-Colonel and the medal with clasp 1877-8-9. It is recorded that during the Zulu campaign, Dunbar, an experienced officer, had several encounters with inexperienced staff officers on the safety of camps and their siting, on one occasion resigning his commission on the spot when it was suggested that he was afraid to be at a certain site. It required the diplomatic skills of Lord Chelmsford to persuade him to retract his resignation. Promoted to Lieutenant-Colonel in May 1880, appointed to Gentleman-at-Arms on 16 June 1882 and Honorary Colonel in September 1883, retiring on 9 January 1891 after service during the Queen’s Jubilee of 1887. 800 - 1,200

3148 - (A) HIGH GRADE & ENGRAVED GERMAN PERCUSSION DOUBLE RIFLE BY F. KUSSMAUL Manufacturer: Kussmaul Model: Double Rifle Caliber/Bore: .62 Rifled Barrel Length: 30 - 3/4” FFL Status: Antique F. KUSSMAUL CALMBACH inlaid in silver on the rib. Features finely engraved back action locks and dual triggers. The trigger guard and upper tang are finely engraved. The barrels have a lovely browned finish with Damascus pattern. Single bead front sight. The high finish walnut stock is hand checkered while the right side of stock has a roll over cheek piece. The butt plate is smooth iron and is fit with sling swivels. CONDITION: Excellent as professionally restored along with case colors, pattern barrel and stock. Mechanically sound. Deeply rifled bore with minor frosting. A handsome piece. 800 - 1,500

3149 - (A) WINCHESTER MODEL 1887 LEVER ACTION SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1887 Serial No. 30218 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Antique Chamber: 2 - 5/8” Choke: Cylinder Gauge: 12 Gauge Made 1891. Standard company markings and patent dates on the bottom of the tang. Traditional monogram engraving on the left side of the frame. Round steel barrel with bead front sight. Blued finish was lightly reapplied at some point. Oiled wood stock and forearm. Checkered metal butt plate. CONDTION: Metal retains little of its finish, with most areas forming a heavy brown patina. Wood has handling marks and scratches. Frosted and pitted bore. Mechanically operable, butt the elevator spring seems to be absent/broken. 700 - 1,000

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3150 - ZULU SPEAR AND SHIELD POSSIBLY USED AT THE BATTLE OF ISANDLWANA. Blade Length: 16” Overall Length: 50 - 1/2” Lot consists of: (A) Zulu iklwa with consigner provided note stating that it was found in Zululand, SA in 2018 and purchased from Roy Bennett. A tag attached to the short, broad bladed spear states that this weapon was very likely used at the Battle of Isandlwana. The tag was attached by Ian Knight, who originally examined the weapon. Measures approximately 50 - 1/2” overall. Blade with heavy gray patina. Cracks in haft. CONDITION: Fair. (B) Zulu shield with note that states that it was also purchased from Roy Bennett in 2018 and examined by Ian Knight. The note states that it is considered by Knight to be from the Zulu Wars 1879-1880. The shield remains sturdy but exhibits fur loss and scattered edge cracks. Measures approximately 40” x 22”. CONDITION: Fair. 500 - 1,000 3151 - ZULU BATTLE AXE WITH 24TH REGIMENT OF FOOT ENGRAVED CAPTURE ATTRIBUTION. Blade Length: 6” Overall Length: 30” Zulu Battle Axe with interesting crescent moon axe head, plain tang and rear curved hook spike. Wooden haft with swollen top and tapered bottom. To the center top section of the haft is a light wood panel which is crudely engraved “24th foot W Ulundi – Zulu 1878”. There is a section on the lower haft where another panel appears to have been started. Measures approximately 30” overall. Comes with consigner provided not stating chain of provenance back to Mick Woodfield purchasing the ae at the Nottingham Arms Fair in the mid 1980s. Axe head exhibits dark patina. CONDITION: Good. 500 - 1,000 3152 - ZULU KNOBKERRIE CLUB CAPTURED AT THE BATTLE OF ULUNDI BY THE 24TH REGIMENT OF FOOT. Overall Length: 26” Uncommon massive 5” ball that exhibits scattered cracks. Curved haft with twisted wire decoration toward center. Upper portion of haft is carved “Pte W. HUGHES 24TH / ULUNDI. 1879.”. The haft exhibits handling wear with scattered light cracks and scratches. An old collection label is affixed to the base of the club. The Battle of Ulundi was fought at the Zulu capital of Ulundi on 4 July 1879 and was the last battle of the Anglo-Zulu War. The British Army broke the military power of the Zulu Kingdom by defeating the main Zulu army. 500 - 1,000 3153 - (A) UNWIN & RODGERS STYLE PERCUSSION CUT AND SHOOT KNIFE PISTOL. Manufacturer: British Model: Cut and Shoot Caliber/Bore: .22 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 3 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique The octagonal German silver barrel is Birmingham proofed and fitted with a small pin front sight. Unsigned, although in style of the cut and shoot pistols made by Unwin & Rodgers. Percussion action with a high spur hammer and folding trigger. Gun is also equipped with folding 2 - 7/8” dulled dagger and 2” blade with modified tip. Body is German silver with brass lined horn scales and a cap box butt. Iron tooth pick and tweezers are included. CONDITION: Very good. German silver is bright. Hammer has chemically applied patina and appears to be a replacement. Horn scales have a few small chips and slight warping on one side. Blades have been cleaned and reshaped. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 1,200 - 1,800

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3154 - (A) TUFTS & COLLEY AGENT MARKED PERCUSSION DERRINGER. Manufacturer: Tufts & Colley Model: Deringer Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled Barrel Length: 2 - 1/2” Tufts & Colley were retailers recorded at 7 & 9 Barclay Street in New York City, who came to business after buying out Neilson, Wardwell & Co. Classically patterned after Deringer’s famous design with teardrop barrel with flattened top rib engraved “Deringer / Pattn” ahead of breech and a small German silver bead front sight. Hooked patent breech with traces of gold and silver wire and dot borders. Walnut stock with schnabel forearm tip and birdshead grip, and fit with German silver furniture including retaining key escutcheon, forearm accent, lock accent, trigger guard with pineapple finial and light acanthus engraving, sideplate, heraldic shield at wrist, and teardrop at butt. Iron back action percussion lock engraved with acanthus scroll and “Tufts & Colley”. Tall fishform cock engraved on neck en suite. CONDITION: Barrel essentially a gunmetal grey with some surface mottling throughout. Lock very good, cock with evidence of repair at neck. Stocks very good with scattered handling marks and grain checks, more noticeable on right side. Checkering somewhat smoothed. Mechanically fine, bore very good with deep rifling and some mild frosting. 1,000 - 1,750 3155 - (A) HENRY DERINGER PERCUSSION DERRINGER. Manufacturer: Philadelphia Deringer Model: Derringer Caliber/Bore: .41 Rifled Barrel Length: 1 - 7/8” FFL Status: Antique Barrel measures 1 - 7/8”, 2 - 1/2” over the breech, and derringer measures 5 - 1/2” overall. Teardrop barrel with flattened top rib and dovetailed German silver blade front sight. Breech with two bands of German silver, and stamped “DERINGER / PHILADELA” over top and “P” with rays offset. Walnut stock of classic form with German silver furniture, including forearm tip insert, key escutcheon, lock accent, trigger guard, buttcap, sideplate, and a heraldic shield on wrist. Back action percussion lock with floral engraving and stamped “DERINGER / PHILADELA”. Furniture engraved with floral work en suite, trigger guard with a pineapple finial, shield and buttcap with rocker engraving about the perimeter. Checkered about the walnut bag handle in a point-and-wave pattern. CONDITION: With strong traces of original lightning bolt browning on barrel, stronger at protected recesses at stockline. Stocks very good, dry on the whole, with some smoothening and abrasion to checkering. Mechanically fine, bore very good. 1,000 - 1,750 3156 - (A) R.P. BRUFF PERCUSSION DERRINGER PISTOL. Manufacturer: R. P. Bruff Model: Derringer Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled Barrel Length: 3” FFL Status: Antique Richard Bruff and his brother Charles made derringers from 1858 through to the 1870s, as Deringer’s famous designed quickly became one of the most copied designs. Teardrop barrel with flattened top rib, marked “R.P. Bruff / NY” and “CAST STEEL” on flattened area. German silver dovetailed bead front sight, and dual bands at breech, accented with sprigs of acanthus. Patent breech, with rear sight on tang, engraved with acanthus. Lock with spray of acanthus scroll and line borders, nicely filed dolphin neck cock. German silver fittings, including retaining key escutcheon, schnabel forearm accent, lock accent, trigger guard, teardrop escutcheon at butt, and heraldic shield at wrist. Trigger guard engraved with acanthus, line borders, and a spearpoint finial. Checkered birdshead grip. CONDITION: Very good. Barrel essentially gunmetal grey mixed with traces of original browning at recesses and smooth chocolate patina. Stocks very good with some scattered handling marks and impressions but free of cracks or chips. Checkering with some scattered abraded heads. Mechanically fine, bore excellent, with moderate frosting and strong grooves. 1,000 - 1,750 3157 - (A) HENRY DERINGER PHILADELPHIA PERCUSSION DERRINGER. Manufacturer: Deringer Model: Derringer Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled Barrel Length: 2 - 3/8” FFL Status: Antique With a 2 - 3/8” barrel, 3 - 1/16” over the breech, and approximately 6 - 3/4” overall. Teardrop barrel with dovetailed German silver blade front sight, and partial under rib for ramrod, which feeds directly into a reinforced mouth. Patent breech with “DERINGER / PHILADELA” over top flat, offset “P”, and engraved with rocker and pointed lines. Back action percussion lock with “DERINGER / PHILADELA” stamped at light floral engraving. German silver furniture including lock accent, forearm tip, escutcheons with acorn finials, sideplate, trigger guard with pineapple finial, heraldic shield with line borders, and teardrop buttcap with rocker edges; escutchoen, trigger guard, nosecap, lock accent, and sideplate with scrollwork engraving. Classic walnut stock with checkering about the butt. CONDITION: Lock, cock, and barrel devoid of original finish, now gunmetal grey with surface mossing throughout. Stock and furniture very good with some handling marks, somewhat dry, with some areas of smoothed checkering. Mechanically fine, bore with strong rifling and some moderate oxidation. 1,000 - 1,750

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3158 - (A) TRYON MERRICK & CO. PERCUSSION PISTOL. Manufacturer: Tryon, Merrick & Co Model: Deringer Caliber/Bore: .52 Rifled Barrel Length: 5 - 1/4” FFL Status: Antique Of large holster pistol or target pistol size. Octagonal steel barrel with patent breech decorated with scroll engraving, tang also decorated with scroll engraving. Flat back action percussion lockplate engraved with scrolls and “TRYON / MERRICK / & CO.”, dolphin form hammer engraved en suite. Engraved steel furniture with plain German silver barrel key escutcheons and nose cap. Checkered walnut half stock with white paint “15” at butt, and replacement wooden ramrod with brass tip. CONDITION: Very good. Barrel and lock a bright gunmetal grey with some mossing, primarily to muzzle and heavier at tang. Stock good with a few scattered handling marks, some abraded heads, and a crack between trigger guard and lock on right side. This is an unusually large derringer style pistol made by well-known Philadelphia makers. 1,000 - 1,750 3159 - (A) HENRY DERINGER PHILADELPHIA PERCUSSION DERRINGER. Manufacturer: Deringer Model: Derringer Caliber/Bore: .46 Rifled Barrel Length: 3 - 9/16” FFL Status: Antique With a 3 - 9/16” barrel, 4 - 3/8” over the breech, and approximately 8” overall. Teardrop barrel with bead, and partial under rib for ramrod with textured brass head, which feeds directly into a reinforced mouth. Patent breech with “DERINGER / PHILA” over top flat, offset “P”, and engraved with rocker and pointed lines. Back action percussion lock with “DERINGER / PHILA” stamped, with light floral engraving and rays. German silver furniture including lock accent, forearm tip, escutcheons, heraldic shield; balance iron. Trigger guard with line borders and pineapple finial. Bag handled walnut with checkering about the butt. CONDITION: Barrel essentially gunmetal grey, with traces of brown finish mixing with surface mossing. Heavy tool marks on left side of barrel. Lock, cock, and trigger guard dove grey with surface mossing. Stocks with some scattered handling marks and impressions. Mechanically fine, strong, deep rifling with some mild frosting. 1,000 - 1,750 3160 - (A) HENRY DERINGER PHILADELPHIA PERCUSSION DERRINGER. Manufacturer: Deringer Model: Derringer Caliber/Bore: .54 Rifled Barrel Length: 5” This scarce large Philadelphia Deringer measures about 9-1/2” overall and features a round barrel with top flat and steel rib mounted below. Diminutive front and rear sights, two inlaid German silver bands at breech, stamped “DERINGER/PHILADELA” and “P” proof between them. Back action percussion lockplate is flat, engraved with scrolls, and marked “DERINGER/PHILADELA”. German silver furniture engraved with rocker panel borders; sideplate, trigger guard, and buttplate with scrolls. Shield-shaped vacant wrist escutcheon, butt cap with nipple reservoir. Walnut 3/4 length stock with checkered panels around grip, replaced steel ramrod with brass tip. CONDITION: Good, with barrel and lock retaining a blue and brown mixed patina with some freckling and wear to markings and engraving, hammer screw replaced along with inlay below bolster. Legends heavily softened but legible. Stock refinished, a few scattered marks from use. Silver furniture is very good with a few light marks from use. Mechanically fine, bore very good with deep, strong rifling and some minor oxidation. 1,000 - 1,750 3161 - (A) HENRY DERINGER SINGLE SHOT PERCUSSION PHILADELPHIA DERRINGER IN CASE Manufacturer: Philadelphia Deringer Model: Deringer Caliber/Bore: .40 caliber Rifeled Barrel Length: 2 1/2” FFL Status: Antique This derringer was produced by Henry Deringer of Philadelphia. All standard features include the “DERINGER PHILDEL” legend on both the lock and barrel breech. Pistol has iron hardware, plated furniture, factory engraved along with plated wrist shield. Comes in a period wood display case exhibiting a John Krider Sportsman Den (a sporting goods store on the northeast corner of Second St. and Walnut St. in Philadelphia) paper trade label affixed to inner lid. Also includes a JDS marked (JAMES DIXSON & SONS) miniature 2” non embossed powder flask and wood bullet seater. CONDITION: Very good to fine. All of the hardware is a smooth patina. Pistol retains the majority of its plating. Mechanically sound with a clean pronounced bore. 1,000 - 2,000

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3162 - (A) H.G. NEWCOMB NATCHEZ MS. PERCUSSION BELT PISTOL. Manufacturer: H.G. Newcomb Natchez Model: Belt Pistol Caliber/Bore: .45 caliber Smoothbore. Barrel Length: 5” Henry G. Newcomb (1811-1877) was born in New York and became a gunmaker, gunsmith, and retailer in Natchez, Mississippi, starting around 1845 until his death in 1877. Henry Newcomb was a gun maker and retailer, a maker of pocket Deringer sized pistols, belt pistol and several patterns of sporting rifles inclusive of Halfstocks and heavier bench rifles. Offered is a percussion belt pistol with belt hook with one piece walnut stock with bag grips, checkered at grip and outfitted with a decorative pewter endcap. 5 3/4” octagon barrel with patented breech with a 45 caliber smooth bore. Marked on the top flat on a silver overlay “H.G.NEWCOMB -NATCHEZ-”. Patented breech has chiseled borders and silver bands. The breech tang is scroll engraved and fitted with a fixed rear sight. At base of tang is a small silver name plate that remains blank. Barrel is retailed by a single wedge with German silver escutcheons. Natchez, MS was a center of the wealthier antebellum south made rich on cotton and agriculture. CONDITION: Very good overall with stock having some period of use impressions and bruises. No material losses or cracks, The barrel is very good and has attained a plum patina from age. The lock operates properly. A wonderful Southern belt pistol from one of the more desired Southern makers. 2,000 - 3,000 3163 - (A) SCARCE NAVAL MARKED US MODEL 1842 PERCUSSION PISTOL BY I.N. JOHNSON. Manufacturer: Johnson Model: 1842 Caliber/Bore: .54 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 8 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique This example is dated 1853 on lock. Lock has the I.N.JOHNSON maker legend with US. Left side of barrel breech is stamped with JCB (Joseph C Bragg) inspector stamp with US and anchor. These were made in Middletown, Conn from 1853 through 1855 and were one of the main weapons used by US troops during the Mexican American War April 1846 through February 1848) along with the Model 1836. Johnson only made 10,000 of this model in total and Naval marked examples are extremely hard to find. Standard features include iron hardware with brass furniture, metal swivel ramrod, small front sight and walnut stock. CONDITION: Very good. All iron is in the white with some oxidation and has been cleaned. The brass has been cleaned as well. Stock is excellent with nominal impressions/dings. Mechanically sound. Smooth bore exhibits light abrasion. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 1,000 - 1,500 3164 - (A) RARE MOSES DICKSON PERCUSSION DERRINGER POCKET PISTOL Manufacturer: Moses Dickson Model: Derringer Pocket Pistol Caliber/Bore: .44 caliber Rifled Barrel Length: 4 - 3/8” FFL Status: Antique Extremely Rare Moses Dickson percussion Derringer with less than 5 examples known. Located in Kentucky from about 1848-60. This is a larger almost belt size derringer almost never seen in this size. The octagon barrel has a small notched rear sight and a bead front. The engraved back action lock is stamped M. DICKSON. Features iron hardware and furniture with a small plated heart at wrist , a small plate at butt along along with a pewter tip. This pistol also sports a wood ramrod. The walnut stock is not checkered. Former Doug Eberhart collection. CONDITION; Very good to fine. all metal is a smooth blue grey patina. Mechanically sound with a strong bore that shows abrasion . 2,000 - 3,000 3165 - (A) BRASS BARRELED PERCUSSION PISTOL WITH SNAP BAYONET. Manufacturer: Belgian Model: Box Lock Caliber/Bore: .65 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Antique Belgian proofed Bayoneted brass percussion pistol. Octagon barrel with cannon muzzle and checkered walnut grips with decorative iron studs. Mounted with spring loaded 3” triangular bayonet. Large .65 caliber smoothbore with spur hammer and sliding hammer safety. Circa 1850. CONDITION: Good with a very pleasant uncleaned mustard patina. The bore is dark. Action operates properly and bayonet mechanism operates properly. Grip has some period distress and small amount of material loss on left side. An older crack is evident at top tang location the wood. Mechanically fine. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 800 - 1,200

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3166 - (A) US MODEL 1842 PERCUSSION PISTOL BY H. ASTON. Manufacturer: H. Aston Model: 1842 Caliber/Bore: .54 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 8 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique This example is dated 1848 on lock and plate. Lock has the H. Aston maker legend with US. Left side of barrel breech is stamped with GW (George Wright) inspector stamp with US and proof P. These were made in Middletown, Conn from 1846 through 1850 and were one of the main weapons used by US troops during the Mexican American War (April 1846 through February 1848) along with the Model 1836. Left side of stock has a WAT inspector stamp for William Thornton and SM for Stillman Moore. Standard features include iron hardware with brass furniture, metal swivel ramrod, small front sight and walnut stock. CONDITION: Very good. All iron is in the white with some oxidation and minor abrasion on right side near muzzle. The brass is toned. Stock is excellent with nominal impressions/ dings. Mechanically sound. Smooth bore is very clean. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 800 - 1,200

3167 - (A) NAMED US MODEL 1842 PERCUSSION PISTOL BY H. ASTON. Manufacturer: H. Aston Model: 1842 Caliber/Bore: .54 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 8 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique This example is dated 1848 on tang and lock. Lock has the H. Aston maker legend with US. Left side of barrel breech is stamped with GW (George Wright) inspector stamp with proof P and US. These were made in Middletown, Conn from 1846 through 1850 and were one of the main weapons used by US troops during the Mexican American War (April 1846 through February 1848) along with the Model 1836. Standard features include iron hardware with brass furniture, metal swivel ramrod, small front sight and walnut stock. The brass side plate exhibits an engraved name (Von Bea?) CONDITION: Very good to fine. All iron is in the white with some oxidation. Brass has been cleaned at one time. Stock is excellent with nominal impressions/dings. Mechanically sound. Smooth bore exhibits light abrasion. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 800 - 1,200

SEE WEBSITE FOR ADDITIONAL PHOTOS 3168 - (A) US MODEL 1842 PERCUSSION PISTOL BY I.N.JOHNSON WITH DISPLAY. Manufacturer: Johnson Model: 1842 Caliber/Bore: .54 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 8 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique This example is dated 1854 on lock and plate. Lock has the I.N.JOHNSON maker legend with US . Left side of barrel breech is stamped with JCB (Joseph C. Briggs) inspector stamp with US and proof P. These were made in Middletown, Conn from 1853 through 1855 and were one of the main weapons used by US troops during the Mexican American War ( April 1846 through February 1848) along with the Model 1836. Johnson produced only 10,000 of these model for the military. Left side of stock has a WAT inspector stamp for William Thornton and JH for Joseph Hannis. Standard features include iron hardware with brass furniture, metal swivel ramrod, small front sight and walnut stock. CONDITION: Very good . All iron is a butter smooth patina. The brass is toned. Stock is excellent with nominal impressions/ dings. Mechanically sound. Smooth bore shows some abrasion. Comes with a nice display board covering the important history of this pistol. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 800 - 1,200

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3169 - (A) PAIR OF DERINGER PHILADELPHIA PERCUSSION DERRINGER PISTOLS. Manufacturer: (BOTH) Deringer Model: (BOTH) Derringer Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .41 Rifled Barrel Length: (BOTH) 2 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Pair of Henry Deringer percussion Deringer pistols. Case colored and scroll engraved back action locks marked “DERINGER PHILADEL”. German silver drift adjustable front sights with platinum bands at breech. Sunburst “P” proof at breech. Browned damascened barrels with Blued breech marked “DERINGER PHILADEL”. Checkered walnut one piece stocks with German silver escutcheon plates and single retaining wedge. German silver trigger guard with matching scroll engraving and Deringer elongated pineapple finial at front. Blank German silver name plate to rear of tangs. CONDITION: Very good with barrel toned to a pleasant brown with traces of the damascene pattern remaining. Bores are good with some darkness. Stocks are very good with period impressions and light wear. Locks are very good with crisp marking and mechanically fine. 800 - 1,500 3170 - (A) LINCOLN SIZE HENRY DERINGER DERINGER PERCUSSION PISTOL. Manufacturer: Henry Deringer Model: Pocket Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled Barrel Length: 2 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Manufactured in the mid-19th century in the form of the infamous pistol used by Booth to assassinate Abraham Lincoln at Ford’s Theater. Brown barrel is marked at the breech “DERINGER / PHILADEL’A” and with sunburst between a pair of sawtooth engraved lines. Original brass blade front sight and v-notch rear. Standard foliate scroll engraved back action percussion lock also marked “DERINGER / PHILADEL’A”. Stocked in American walnut with a checkered bird’s head butt and engraved German silver mounts. Barrel key is a replacement. CONDITION: Good. Barrel retains the vast majority of its reapplied brown with protective varnish added. Stock has been repaired. Well defined bore. Good mechanics. 800 - 1,200 3171 - (A) FINE MASSACHUSETTS ARMS CO. MAYNARD CARBINE. Manufacturer: Mass Arms Co. Model: Maynard 2nd Model Serial No. 14141 Caliber/Bore: .50 Rifled Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: Antique Maynard 2nd Model single shot breechloading carbine manufactured by Massachusetts Arms Company from 1863-1865 with a total of about 20,000 manufactured. 20” round barrel with octagon breech in .50 caliber with 2-leaf folding rear sight and blade front. Staple with saddle ring on right side of case-hardened receiver. Walnut stock complete with military buttplate. Stock bears “GWP” and “JM” cartouches on left side of wrist in rectangles. During the American Civil War, these carbines were issued to the 9th and 11th Indiana as well as the 11th Tennessee. CONDITION: Excellent for its age, with nearly all of the original bluing remaining and mixing with a brown patina with scattered handling marks throughout. Frame retains bright case colors with light handling-related freckling. Stock is excellent with cartouches crisp, a protective layer of varnish added, and scattered handling marks. Mechanically fine. Bore is bright with crisp rifling. A high condition example 1,200 - 1,800 3172 - (A) SCARCE H.E. LEMAN CIVIL WAR MILITIA PERCUSSION RIFLE Manufacturer: Leman Model: Militia Rifle Caliber/Bore: .62 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 33” FFL Status: Antique H.E. Leman of Lancaster, Pennsylvania built approximately 500 militia rifles much like this circa early 1860s. Browned barrel with blade front sight and v-notch rear. Lockplate is stamped “H.E. LEMAN / LANCASTER PA”. American walnut stock mounted with a brass nose cap, 2 spring retained iron barrel bands, brass trigger guard, and brass butt plate. Forward barrel band and trigger guard are mounted with interesting round sling swivels. CONDITION: Good. Iron components have an even added brown patina with protective coating and some pitting around the lock. Stock is very good as reoiled with scattered marks and some burnout. Fine mechanics. 1,000 - 1,500

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3173 - (A) US MODEL 1843 HALL BREECH LOADING PERCUSSION CARBINE BY S. NORTH. Manufacturer: S. North Model: 1843 Hall Caliber/Bore: .52 Rifled Barrel Length: 21” FFL Status: Antique Dated 1849 on the thumb lever operated breech. Bore remains at .52 caliber but has been rifled; a significant portion of these Hall carbines were bored out to .58 caliber and rifled for the Civil War. Small front sight and drift adjustable v-notch rear. Receiver is hand stamped on the left “W / HUNTER”, presumably a solider this carbine was issued to. 1-piece walnut stock mounted with 2 barrel bands, saddle ring, and flat steel buttplate. CONDITION: Good. Metal has a worn mottled gray patina. Stocks are dark as sanded with impressions throughout, losses along the forend, and a large smoothed out gouge on the right side. Defined bore with black powder abrasion. Fine mechanics. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 1,500 - 2,500 3174 - (A) LOUISIANA STATE MILITIA CONFEDERATE ENFIELD PATTERN 1853 PERCUSSION RIFLED-MUSKET DATED 1862. Manufacturer: Tower Model: Enfield Caliber/Bore: .577 Rifled Barrel Length: 38” FFL Status: Antique Wonderful untouched Confederate used Enfield 1853 marked “LSM” on tang of the trigger guard. Buttplate has markings of “96” and “C28” . Walnut one piece stock has no marking and remains full sized and without cleaning. The barrel remains in original .577 caliber with post front sight and Enfield graduated military rear sight. Breach is marked with British proof and “25”. The Louisiana State Militia was founded in 1861 and supported the Confederacy extensively. They saw heavy fighting through the South and had tremendous losses. They also had several all Colored companies that served with distinction during the Civil War. CONDITION: Iron bands remain fine. Stock has a few chatter marks from period disassembly. 1,000 - 2,000 3175 - (A) WM MUIR & CO. US MODEL 1863 CONTRACT PERCUSSION RIFLE. Manufacturer: W.M. Muir Model: 1863 Caliber/Bore: .58 Rifled Barrel Length: 40” Manufactured in 1863 by William Muir Company of Windsor, Connecticut. Muir was granted a contract for 30,000 rifles, all produced in 1863 and ‘64. In the 1861 pattern with flat bands and supplied in the white with exception of the case colored locks. One piece oil finished walnut stock. CONDITION: Very good with barrel, bands, trigger guard and assembly, and swelled body loading rod remaining in the white. Excellent brilliant bore with sharp rifling. The case color lock retains most all of its finish. The stock is very good with some added finish and contemporary cartouche. Mechanically excellent. Rifle has an 1855 pattern socket bayonet that remains in the uncleaned patina finish as found. 800 - 1,500 3176 - (A) RARE WARNER’S PATENT OPEN FRAME GROOVED CYLINDER PERCUSSION REVOLVING CARBINE SERIAL NUMBER 27. Manufacturer: James Warner Model: Carbine Serial No. 27 Caliber/Bore: .36 Rifled Barrel Length: 10” FFL Status: Antique It is estimated just 50 to 100 of these second variation manually operated grooved cylinder revolving rifles were manufactured by James Warner circa 1849. Fitted with a carbine length octagon barrel, the 1 - 1/4” at the muzzle turned round with a flare at the muzzle and integral front sight. A drift adjustable v-notch rear sight is set into the frame. Hand rotated percussion cylinder with faint etched decorations. Left side of the frame a partially visible “WARNER’S / PATENT” marking. Right side plate is deeply stamped “JAMES WARNER / SPRINGFIELD, MASS”. Plain walnut stock with brass cap box and steel crescent butt plate. CONDITION: Good. Metal displays a mottled gray patina as cleaned with evidence of older oxidation throughout. Stock has been lightly sanded and reoiled with some scattered marks remaining. Bore shows well defined rifling with some expected black powder abrasions. Fine mechanics. A few of the nipples show damage. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 1,500 - 2,500

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3177 - (A) KENTUCKY MADE W.F. SETTLE HALF STOCK PERCUSSION RIFLE. Manufacturer: W.F. Settle Model: Kentucky Rifle Caliber/Bore: .45 Rifled Barrel Length: 47” FFL Status: Antique The extremely long browned octagon barrel is signed “W.F. SETTLE” on the top flat for Willis Settle who worked in Glasgow and Roseville, Kentucky circa 1860s. Fitted with a German silver dovetailed front sight and adjustable semi-buckhorn rear. Sparsely engraved back action percussion lock and double set triggers. Half length tiger stiped stock with pewter nose cap, brass trigger guard, and crescent butt plate. Includes brass tipped hickory rod. CONDITION: Very good. The barrel retains significant portions of browning with high edge silvering and other wear. Lock has a dark patina as refinished with soft engraving. Stock shows ding and nicks with a repaired split near the toe and an added brass wear plate along the toe line. Well defined bore with expected black powder abrasion. Set triggers in need of adjustment. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 1,500 - 2,500 3178 - (A) RENKIN BROTHERS PERCUSSION SIDE BY SIDE 70 BORE SHOTGUN Manufacturer: Renkin Brothers Model: SxS Barrel Length: 28 - 3/4” FFL Status: Antique Gauge: 70 bore This mid 19th century exposed hammer black powder percussions double was made in Liege by Renkin Brothers. This company was known for their high grade firearms. Features finely engraved locks with three gold inlays on both sides set within a marsh scene featuring birds and a dog and is the same image on both sides. The exposed hammers are engraved as is the trigger guard which also exhibits a gold inlay pair of deer. The barrel rib is engraved “FINE LAMINATED STEEL BARRELS” and has two gold set lines. Also features a one piece walnut stock that is finely hand checkered at wrist, a wooden rod and a smooth steel butt plate that is also engraved and has a small gold inlay pheasant. CONDITION: Very good. All metal is a smooth brown patina. Stock is excellent and solid showing sundry impressions. Mechanically sound. Bores retain some residue. 1,000 - 1,500 3179 - (A) FINE CONDITION STARR MARTIAL MODEL 1858 ARMY DOUBLE ACTION PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Starr Model: 1858 Army Serial No. 18768 Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Antique One of America’s earlier large caliber double action revolver and widely used during the Civil War. This example is the Army .44 with standard blue finish, matching serial numbers with one piece walnut grips that exhibit US cartouche stamps on both panels. There are also numerous government sub inspector stamps on most of the major parts of this revolver. The exposed hammer is case color. CONDITION: Fine. Overall, this crisp revolver retains approximately 70% of its bright blue with the cylinder and other parts showing a drifting patina. All legends are crisp as found on both sides of the frame. Grips are excellent with sharp cartouche. Mechanically sound with a bold, lightly frosted bore. Overall, an extremely nice revolver. 1,200 - 1,800 3180 - (A) KERR PATENT LONDON ARMORY NAVY SIZE DOUBLE ACTION PERCUSSION REVOLVER WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Kerr Model: Double Action Serial No. 631 Caliber/Bore: .36 Rifled Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Produced from 1859 through 1866 with approximately 7,500 Kerr revolvers making their way into Confederate hands and resulted in the most widely used revolver of the Confederacy. The right side of frame is stamped KERR’S PATENT 631. The top of barrel is stamped 322 HIGH HOLBORN LONDON. The left side of barrel is stamped LAC (London Armory Company) with proofs. The left side of frame is stamped LONDON ARMORY. The lock is stamped JOHN BLISSETT, a well known London retailer at this address offering guns from leading manufacturers, including Tranter and Webley. The .36 caliber examples were made very early in production and are far scarcer than the usual .44 caliber. Revolver is a six shot, double action with octagon barrel, small nickel blade front sight, checkered one piece walnut grips and standard blue finish. It is housed in a British style oak case with exposed brass screws and an oval escutcheon. It is lined in deep blue felt and includes an unmarked lacquered bag style powder flask, an unmarked two cavity bullet mold, an unmarked brass oil bottle, a wooden rod and three tins. All in fine condition. CONDITION: Very good. The barrel still retains some generous blue with balance of metal drifted to soft patina. All legends are sharp. Grips are fine. Mechanically sound with a strong bright bore. 1,000 - 2,000

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3181 - (A) CASED COLT MODEL 1849 POCKET PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1849 Pocket Serial No. 217203 Caliber/Bore: .31 Rifled Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Antique Dates to 1862. This is a NEW YORK example with all standard features to include the octagon barrel, roll die stage coach cylinder scene, brass straps and varnished walnut grips. All numbers are matching to include the wedge and lever. Strong and correct Colt legends atop barrel and on frame. Standard blue and case color finish. Comes in a period case, dark green lined and housing an unmarked two cavity bullet mold, a paper label Goldmark’s cap tin but flask is a reproduction. CONDITION: Very good. All of the iron is a homogenous patina. The cylinder scene shows wear but is predominantly visible. Nipples are solid but safety pins are worn. Screws are basically true. Straps have been cleaned. Mechanically sound with a well defined clean bore showing minor residue and frosting. A nice honest war era Colt. 1,000 - 1,500 3182 - (A) FINE COLT MODEL 1849 POCKET PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1849 Pocket Revolver Serial No. 312805 Caliber/Bore: .31 Caliber Rifled Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Antique Dates to 1869. This is a standard model featuring an octagon barrel, a five shot cylinder with the roll die stage coach scene, blue and case color finish, brass straps and varnished walnut grips. All numbers are matching including the wedge. CONDITION: Fine. The roll die scene is extremely crisp on a butter smooth patina cylinder. The barrel retains approximately 90% bright blue with sharp edges and legends. The case color on frame, lever and hammer have darkened but still visible. The grips are excellent. Mechanically sound with a mirror bore. 1,000 - 1,500 3183 - (A) COLT MODEL 1849 POCKET PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1849 Pocket Serial No. 162952 Caliber/Bore: .31 Rifled Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Antique Produced by Colt at the beginning of the Civil War, this 1849 pocket model features a six-inch octagon barrel with a New York address. The patent date on the frame and all serial numbers on the wedge, barrel, cylinder, frame and trigger guard is quite clear. The wedge is also matching numbers. The stagecoach cylinder scene is prominent and shows no significant wear. CONDITION: Very good. Case colors are very strong on the loading lever and the frame. Traces of nickel remain in the protected areas of the trigger guard and grip frame. The varnish on the one-piece walnut grips only shows minor wear. The bore is very good with some light areas of corrosion. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 1,000 - 1,400 3184 - (A) REMINGTON NEW MODEL ARMY PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Remington Model: New Model Army Serial No. 146845 Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled Barrel Length: 8” FFL Status: Antique Early Remington new Model 1858 percussion revolver. Features an 8” octagon barrel with Remington address. The new model marking is faint but legible. CONDITION: Very good. The action is crisp and tight. Mechanics are very good. The bore is bright, but has areas of oxidation. Metalwork has an overall aged grey patina with blue finish remains on the loading lever. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 1,000 - 1,500

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3185 - (A) CASED MASSACHUSETTS ARMS CO.MAYNARD PATENT POCKET MODEL PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Mass Arms Co Model: Pocket Serial No. 935 Caliber/Bore: .28 Rifled Barrel Length: 3” FFL Status: Antique Manufactured from 1851 through 1860, this is a very early example whose cylinder was revolved manually. Made in Chicopee Falls, this is a six shot percussion with right side off-set hammer, a floral etched cylinder, octagon barrel with Mass. Arms legend stamped on top strap with walnut grips. The right side panel displays the Maynard’s Patent Sept. 22, 1845 legend. Revolver is housed in a period wood case retaining a brass double cavity bullet mold stamped MASS ARMS CO. CHICOPEE FALLS, an unmarked minuscule copper powder flask with fire blue spring and a roll of original Maynard priming tape. CONDITION: Very good. The trigger guard retains some generous blue while balance of revolver is a smooth homogenous patina. The frame engraving is pronounced but cylinder etching has thinned. All legends are crisp. Grips are fine. Mechanically sound. Bore is strong with minimal residue. The case lid is cracked. 800 - 1,500 3186 - (A) ADAMS AND CO. LONDON DOUBLE ACTION PERCUSSION REVOLVER IN CASE. Manufacturer: Adams Model: Double Action Caliber/Bore: .38 Smoothbore Barrel Length: 4 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique Robert Adams patented his design in 1851 and was the first British-made double action revolver. This revolver shows no rifling present. The maker legend is engraved atop the octagon barrel. Revolver displays the left side loading lever. The frame, back strap and trigger guard are scroll engraved, the exposed hammer has no spur and the grips are checkered walnut. Finish on the barrel is typical high polish English blue. The top of the wooden display case has a pointed escutcheon. The case is lined in green felt that features an unmarked wood and brass rod, a small unmarked oil bottle, an unmarked small copper bag style powder flask, a wood handle turn screw and an unmarked single cavity bullet mold. Numerous British proof marks are present. CONDITION. Very good to fine. The barrel retains the vast majority of its bright blue finish. The balance of metal is a soft grey patina and was probably case color but none remains. All legends and engraving is crisp. Grips are excellent. Mechanically sound with crisp nipples. Bore is clean. 800 - 1,200 3187 - (A) CASED COLT 1849 POCKET SINGLE ACTION PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1849 Pocket Serial No. 147666 Caliber/Bore: .31 Rifled Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Antique Circa 1858 per serial number. Full or partial serial number observed on rammer assembly, barrel assembly, frame, trigger guard, cylinder, and butt; wedge resists disassembly. Bead front sight with two line address towards forcing cone. Two line “COLT’S PATENT” on left side of frame, one piece walnut grips. Housed in a leatherette case with wine dark maroon lining and royal purple lined partitions, French fit for a 6” 1849 pocket, Winchester cap tin, a selection of cast balls and pointed bullets, embossed powder flask, and Colt two cavity bullet mold. Barrel assembly a smooth chocolate patina with flashes of bluing and some fine oxidation towards muzzle. Frame a smooth grey with surface mottling throughout. Grips with reapplied varnish, primarily at the top of the wrist. Straps with significant flaking to brass throughout. Case good with accessories good with heavy aging to accessories. 800 - 1,200

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3188 - (A) COLT MODEL 1849 POCKET PERCUSSION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1849 Pocket Serial No. 66325 Caliber/Bore: .31 Rifled Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Antique Produced by Colt in 1853, this revolver features a six-inch octagon barrel with the New York address. All serial numbers are matching, including the loading lever and wedge. The stagecoach scene is present on the cylinder. CONDITION: Good. The steel components of the revolver show a grey patina and only traces of the blue finish. The trigger guard and grip frame have a significant amount of silver plater remaining. Traces of case color remains at the base of the loading lever. The walnut grips have the majority of its varnish remaining with some high edge wear. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 800 - 1,200 3189 - MINIATURE REVOLVER AFTER A COLT SHERIFFS MODEL SINGLE ACTION ARMY. Fully functional scale model miniature of a Colt SAA sheriff’s model with blue and case color finish and ivory grips. PROVENANCE: Ex. Collection of David and Lynette Grunberg. CONDITION: Excellent. Shows as near new. 1,000 - 1,500

3190 - OVERSIZED M23 CUTAWAY BAR MACHINE GUN CLASSROOM TRAINING AID. Rare example of a large training cutaway model of a 1918A2 Browning automatic rifle. These trainers are actually 200% scale fully functioning cutaway models of the original service weapons and measure 95” long. Their purpose was to be used in classroom settings in order to train new recruits on the functions of the actual weapon. The model displays the internal parts of the rifle and every part is a proper functioning copy of the real version. This includes springs which were reduced in strength in order to make the parts easy to operate, while exhibiting the correct function of the 1/1 scale rifle. This example exhibits handling marks as well as scratches and chips in the paint with a moderate patina throughout. The training aid is complete with its magazine but contains no plastic rounds. The wood base with the manufacturer’s data plate is missing. All mechanical components function correctly when cycled by hand but are slow. CONDITION: Good. This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. 1,000 - 3,000 3191 - INERT GERMAN WWII RELIC PANZERFAUST. German WWII inert relic (either ground dug or found in a lake) anti-tank Panzerfaust. It’s either the 60 or 100 meter model, as both had the same size warhead. While the warhead is largely intact and fared better than the tube, the firing and sight mechanism are both almost completely missing. A seldom encountered example. CONDITION: relic condition. 600 - 900 3192 - LANCHESTER MK 1 MACHINE GUN PARTS KIT WWII British Lanchester kit with intact barrel, perforated shroud, cast magazine housing, bolt and finger groove hardwood stock with brass butt plate. Includes a magazine and web sling. CONDITION: Fair. Metal has faded to a gray patina with some spotting. Wood has been cleaned with dings and nicks throughout. Strong, frosted bore. 400 - 800 434

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3193 - (M) COLT PYTHON .357 MAGNUM DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER WITH BOX. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Python Serial No. V24589 Caliber/Bore: .357 Magnum Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Modern Dates to 1978. This royal blue Colt features the full vent rib, solid lug, blued front sight, adjustable rear sight, wide spur hammer, serrated trigger, and the Colt gold medallion type 3 checkered walnut grips. Comes in matching number box with paperwork. CONDITION: Excellent. Shows as near new. No readily visible face burn and inner walls are bright but shows bit of residue at cone along with a ghost drag line. Grips are excellent. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 1,200 - 1,800

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3194 - (C) EARLY COLT PYTHON DOUBLE ACTION .357 MAGNUM REVOVLER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Python Serial No. 15485 Caliber/Bore: .357 Magnum Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Dates to 1961. Standard blue finish, vent rib, solid lug, adjustable rear sight, wide spur hammer, serrated trigger, and type three checkered walnut grips with gold medallions. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains nearly all its original bright blue with some face wear, a light drag line, and minor handling marks. Grips are excellent. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 1,200 - 1,800 3195 - (M) COLT PYTHON .357 MAGNUM DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Python Serial No. T88033 Caliber/Bore: .357 Magnum Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Modern Dates to 1985-87 period. Features a vent rib, solid lug, red insert front sight, adjustable rear sight, wide spur hammer, thin serrated trigger, and Colt rubber grips with gold medallions. CONDITION: Excellent. Shows as near new with some minute handling marks. Mechanically sound with bright bore. 1,200 - 1,800 3196 - (C) COLT PYTHON .357 MAGNUM DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Python Serial No. E13113 Caliber/Bore: .357 Magnum Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Dates to 1970. Standard blue finish, vent rib, solid lug, blued front sight, adjustable rear sight, wide spur hammer, thin serrated trigger and the correct Type 2 checkered walnut smiley face grips with golden medallions. CONDITION: Excellent. Solid 98% bright blue with light muzzle wear, light cylinder high edge wear, and nominal handling marks. Action is smooth, bright bore, and excellent grips. 1,200 - 1,800

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3197 - (C) EARLY COLT PYTHON .357 MAGNUM DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER (1962). Manufacturer: Colt Model: Python Serial No. 20213 Caliber/Bore: .357 Magnum Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Dates to 1962. It is a standard gun with royal blue finish, vent rib, solid lug, blued front sight, adjustable rear sight, wide spur hammer, thin serrated trigger, and Type 2 smiley face checkered walnut grips with golden medallions. CONDITION: Excellent. Solid 98% bright blue with light muzzle wear, a light cylinder circumference line, touch of some high edge wear and nominal handling marks. Action is smooth, bright bore, and excellent grips. Comes with a period correct box with paperwork but for a longer barrel gun; no end label. Matching number written on bottom. Probably factory return box. 1,200 - 1,800 3198 - (M) ELECTROLESS NICKEL COLT PYTHON .357 MAGNUM DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER WITH BOX Manufacturer: Colt Model: Python Serial No. K47070 Caliber/Bore: .357 Magnum Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Modern Dates to 1981. This is a very early gun with this finish. Standard features include vent rib, full lug, red insert front sight, adjustable rear sight, wide spur hammer, thin serrated trigger, and the Type 3 checkered walnut grips with golden medallion. Box has matching serial number. CONDITION: Shows as near new. The inner cylinder walls are bright. There is no residue at forcing cone. No signs of any test fire burn on face. There is a ghost drag line. Mechanically fine with bright bore. 1,200 - 1,800 3199 - (M) STAINLESS COLT PYTHON DOUBLE ACTION .357 MAGNUM REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Python Serial No. T48744 Caliber/Bore: .357 magnum Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Modern Dates from 1985 through 1987. Features the full length vent rib, solid lug, red insert front sight, adjustable rear sight, wide spur hammer and Colt gold medallion rubber grips. Comes in matching number box with paperwork. CONDITION: Excellent. Shows in near new condition with a light drag line and nominal handling. 1,200 - 1,800 3200 - (M) COLT PYTHON ELITE DOUBLE ACTION .357 MAGNUM REVOLVER WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Python Serial No. PE03409 Caliber/Bore: .357 magnum Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Modern The matching number test target is dated 6/18/1999. The Elite versions were a special, limited version only available from the Colt’s Custom Shop and was not a mass-produced variation. This stainless example features the full vent rib and solid lug with red insert front sight, adjustable rear sight, wide spur hammer and sporting the smooth exotic wood grips with silver Colt medallion. Barrel is stamped “PYTHON ELITE”. This example comes in the blue case with paperwork and numbered test target. CONDITION: Shows as near new with no face burn, no cone residue, bright walls and displaying only a ghost drag line. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 1,200 - 1,800 436

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3201 - (M) COLT KING COBRA .357 MAGNUM DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: King Cobra Serial No. 4474KC Caliber/Bore: .357 magnum Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Modern Dates to 1988. Standard blue finish, solid rib, solid lug, red insert front sight, adjustable rear sight, wide spur hammer, Colt gold medallion rubber grips. Comes with matching number box. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains virtually all of its blue finish showing a light drag line and nominal handling. Even the cone shows no powder burn. 1,200 - 1,800 3202 - (C) COLT PYTHON (1967) DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Python Serial No. 67480 Caliber/Bore: .357 magnum Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Dates to 1967. Standard earl snake gun with full vent rib, full lug, adjustable rear sight, wide spur hammer and sporting the Colt gold medallion “smiley face” checkered walnut grips. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains virtually all of its bright blue finish showing some nominal face burn, a ghost drag line and nominal handling marks. Grips are fine but show a few high edge wear spots. 1,200 - 1,800 3203 - (M) RARE MIDNIGHT BLACK STAINLESS SMITH & WESSON 686-3 DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER Manufacturer: Smith & Wesson Model: 686-3 Serial No. BBV2000 Caliber/Bore: .357 Magnum Barrel Length: 6” Smith & Wesson made a very limited production run of these stainless revolvers with the midnight black finish in 1988 with a production limited to approximately 2,900 revolvers .Rear sight is an adjustable target sight with white outline blade. This example has a bright bore and excellent mechanics and lock up. Cylinder has a very faint turn line that does not go through the finish. There are a few marks on the cylinder face through the finish. The square butt target grips appear as new. Front sight has a red insert. Case colors on hammer and trigger are strong. 1,200 - 1,800 3204 - (C) 2ND GENERATION COLT BUNTLINE SPECIAL SINGLE ACTION ARMY .45 COLT REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Single Action Army Serial No. 68868SA Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 12” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured in 1973 as an homage to the iconic Buntline Special. Blued barrel with 1-line address and “COLT BUNTLINE 45” rollmark. Replacement red dot blade front sight. Case hardened frame with 2-line patents and rampant Colt. Grips are smooth one piece ivory. CONDITION: Near excellent. Barrel retains nearly all of its factory blue with some muzzle wear and handling marks. Cylinder has a light turn line. Frame has some fading and light cleaned spotting, especially on the top strap and loading gate. Grip straps have some wear at the heel. Grips are very fine with a pleasant creamy patina. Well defined, frosted bore with some chatter marks. Fine mechanics. 1,200 - 1,800

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3205 - (C) COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Single Action Army Serial No. 59203SA Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured by Colt in 1970 with a nickel finish. Two line patent dates, Rampant Colt and single line barrel address. Faux mother of pearl two piece grips. CONDITION: The original nickel finish has very little wear. There is a small spot of loss at the rear of the trigger bow. There is a faint turn line on the cylinder. Both the cylinder chambers and bore are crisp and bright. The stagecoach box has broken corners on the lid with some old tape on one seam and corner. 1,200 - 1,500 3206 - (C) SECOND GENERATION COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .45 COLT REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Single Action Army Serial No. 65340SA Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Produced in 1973 with a nickel finish, two line patent dates and the Rampant Colt. Figured one piece ivory grips. Complete with a stagecoach box. CONDITION: The original nickel finish has a few handling marks from use. There is a small spot of corrosion on the cylinder, just above a cylinder stop. Small amount of muzzle wear. The one piece ivory grips have nice grain and figure and fit very well without chips or breaks. The bore is bright without issue. All hammer notches are intact and the revolver functions correctly. The stagecoach box is intact, with wear to the corners and some surfaces. 1,200 - 1,800

3207 - 1997 HAND TOOLED TEAM COLT FACTORY DISPLAY RODEO SADDLE According to the Colt letter, this saddle was hand built and tooled in the oak leaf pattern by Phil Dunn of Irving Texas, a preeminent saddle maker noted for his work with Colt Firearms during their sponsorship of the National Finals Rodeo. Letter states that this saddle was made for display purposes and was shown at the Gold Coast Hotel in Las Vegas as well as in the Colt Office in Hartford. Both sides of saddle are tooled “TEAM COLT” along with “NATIONAL FINALS RODEO 1997” CONDITION: Shows only minor display wear. An outstanding top of the line hand tooled saddle. Accompanied by an autographed photo of Team Colt CMSA rider and spokeswoman Annie “Outlaw Annie” Bianco. 1,000 - 2,000

3208 - (C) SMITH & WESSON POST- WAR PRE-17 K22 MASTERPIECE DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Smith & Wesson Model: K22 Serial No. K142293 Caliber/Bore: .22 Rimfire Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Curio & Relic This 3rd model dates to 1952. Built on the square butt K-frame, 5-screw with a pinned barrel, recessed chamber, blue finish, case color hammer and trigger, Patridge front sight, adjustable rear sight and walnut checkered silver medallion diamond magna grips. The right grip panel has the matching serial number stamped. Matching numbers on cylinder and barrel. CONDITION: Shows as near new with a light drag line. No readily visible face burn nor any signs of cone wear or residue. Near mint grips. Would look right at home in proper box. 1,000 - 1,500 438

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3209 - (C) 1971 NRA CENTENNIAL COMMEMORATIVE COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER WITH CASE Manufacturer: Colt Model: Single Action Army Serial No. NRA353 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic With 5000 produced in 1971, the vast majority were equipped with the 7 1/2” barrel. This is the scarcer shorter barrel with standard blue and case color finished, special gold medallion two piece walnut grips. The special 1871-1971 NRA legend is on left side of barrel. Comes in its original wood display case. CONDITION: Shows as near new with no signs of having been fired since leaving the factory. 1,000 - 1,500

3210 - (M) UNITED STATES FIREARMS SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER IN BOX Manufacturer: USFA Model: Single Action Army Serial No. 23777 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern This company was established in 1993 and lasted until 2017. World renowned for their high quality weapons, particularly the classic single action army where they equaled, and in some areas, surpassed the original Colts. They are also remembered as the last firearms maker in Hartford where they operated in the old Colt East Armory under the original Colt blue dome. This example is in brushed stainless and features the blue screws. It is built using the old black powder style frame and has a pair of US monogram checkered black grips. Revolver is housed in its black box with cardboard liner. CONDITION: Excellent. It has been fired as evidenced by the cylinder face burn and light drag line and has usual handling marks found on stainless guns. Otherwise, still shows as near new with a perfect action and a bright bore. 1,000 - 2,000 3211 - (M) 125TH ANNIVERSARY SMITH & WESSON MODEL 25-3 DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Smith & Wesson Model: 25-3 Serial No. S&W3109 Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt Barrel Length: 6 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern Produced by Smith & Wesson around 1977 for the 125th Anniversary. The revolver features a blued finish. The left side of the barrel is marked “.45 caliber and the right side of barrel is marked SMITH &WESSON/125TH ANNIVERSARY”. Sights are a fixed front with a red insert. Rear sight is an adjustable with white outline insert. Grips are smooth goncalo alves target grips with silver colored medallions. The grain on the bottom are matched and book ended. Complete two piece metal cornered box and a velvet lined presentation box which contains the Roy Jinks book and pewter coin. CONDITION: The bore is bright and has sharp rifling. There is a faint turn line on the cylinder. The case colors on the hammer and trigger are still vivid. Overall, the revolver has a few handling marks but appears to have been used very little. 1,000 - 1,500

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3212 - (C) PRE - WAR COLT OFFICER’S 3RD ISSUE MODEL FLAT TOP TARGET .38 SPECIAL DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Officer Serial No. 567730 Caliber/Bore: .38 Special Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Dates to 1930. This 3rd issue features the flat top frame, adjustable front and rear sights, a checkered trigger and back strap with silver medallion checkered walnut grips. Finish is factory Colt bright blue with the matte finish on flat top. Barrel sports the two line Colt legend and left side of frame shows the Colt pony. CONDITION: Excellent. Revolver retains nearly all of its finish with some light high edge wear and nominal handling marks. Grips are excellent. Mechanically sound. Bore is bold and bright. 800 - 1,200 3213 - (M) WEST POINT CLASS OF 2000 COMMEMORATIVE COLT 1911 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1911 Serial No. USMA00397 Caliber/Bore: .45 Acp Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Modern Commissioned by the United States Military Academy of West Point, these special guns were produced in the year 2000 for graduating cadets. Total production figures are not readily available but is estimated at a few hundred at most. They are built of stainless with the dual tone finish and special legends on both sides of slide to include “CLASS OF 2000” and “WEST POINT”. Features a light weight hammer, an adjustable light weight trigger, a wind drift white dot rear sight and white dot front, Colt gold medallion smooth walnut grips and comes in the matching number plastic case with paperwork. CONDITION: Shows as near new with minimal handling. 800 - 1,200 3214 - (C) SMITH & WESSON K38 MASTERPIECE DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER WITH BOX Manufacturer: Smith & Wesson Model: K38 Serial No. K272679 Caliber/Bore: .38 special Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Dates to 1956. Built on the square butt K-frame, 4-screw with pinned barrel, full rub, adjustable rear sight, blue finish, case color hammer and trigger with S&W silver medallion single diamond checkered walnut grips. Matching serial numbers on grip, cylinder and barrel. Comes in the blue two piece box with paperwork. CONDITION: Shows as near new with minimal handling. Brilliant case color. Mechanically fine with a bright bore. 800 - 1,200 3215 - (C) COLT DETECTIVE SPECIAL .38 SPECIAL DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER WITH BOX (1970) Manufacturer: Colt Model: Detective Special Serial No. B15329 Caliber/Bore: .38 Special Barrel Length: 2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured in 1970. Blued tapered barrel with ramped front sight and frame notch rear. 2-piece checkered walnut grips inset with nickel Colt medallions. Gun is housed in its matching numbered 2-piece woodgrain display box with hang tag. CONDITION: Excellent, as new with some light scattered handling marks. Very fine, crisp bright bore. Fine mechanics. Box is very good with some expected surface scuffs and edgewear. 800 - 1,200

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3216 - (M) SMITH & WESSON 586 .357 MAGNUM DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER WITH BOX. Manufacturer: S&W Model: 586 Serial No. AAA8428 Caliber/Bore: .357 Magnum Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Modern Manufactured circa 1980. Brilliantly nickel plated with case colored hammer and trigger. Full lug barrel with matted rib, ramped red insert front sight, and adjustable square notch rear sight. 2-piece checkered target stocks with speed loader cut and inset S&W medallions. Gun is housed in a contemporary 2-piece blue box with added end label to match this gun and tools. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the factory nickel is retained with some light surface scratching and a turn line. Strong case colors, the trigger somewhat faded. Grips are crisp and have some light impressions. Fine bore and mechanics. 800 - 1,400 3217 - (M) SMITH & WESSON 29 CLASSIC .44 MAGNUM DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER. Manufacturer: S&W Model: 29 Classic Serial No. CAA1520 Caliber/Bore: .44 Magnum Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Modern Manufactured by Smith & Wesson, this blued model 29-6 revolver features an adjustable rear sight with white outline insert. Ramped front sight with red insert. The revolver is equipped with Hogue Mono grips. Case colors are present on the hammer and trigger. CONDITION: The blued finish shows light handling and a faint turn line on the cylinder, The bore is bright and the mechanics are very good. 700 - 1,000 3218 - (M) AMERICAN HISTORICAL SOCIETY UBERTI PATTON COMMEMORATIVE .45 LC SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER. Manufacturer: Uberti Model: SAA Serial No. P1336 Caliber/Bore: .45 LC Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Modern Produced by A.Uberti this single action revolver features a 3/4 coverage floral and scroll period style engraving. Produced to commemorate Gen. George S Patton. The barrel is inscribed “American historical Foundation A.Uberti. Composite faux ivory grips have medallions and Patton’s initials. CONDITION: strong, crisp engraving shows little wear. There is a small amount of oxidation to the silver plate finish. The action is tight and cycles as designed. The bore is bright as are the chambers. 600 - 800 3219 - VERY NICE US M3 INFRARED SNIPER SCOPE WITH CASE AND ACCESSORIES. Manufactured by the American Optical Co. in 1950 for use in the Korean War, where these optics saw heavy use, largely mounted to M1 and M2 carbines. This example is accompanied by a correct military hard-sided fitted transit chest with battery box, cables, waterproofed knapsack, tools, drill guide, literature, and numerous spare components including tubes, lamps, and fittings, funnel, carbine mounting bar, handle grip assembly and field charging cable. A very complete kit. CONDITION: Near excellent for its age with only mild wear. Not tested for function. A great example. PROVENANCE: Larry Ruth Collection 1,000 - 1,500

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3220 - SOVIET 1PN58 NIGHT VISION SCOPE. Introduced in the 1970s for use on the Dragnov, AK-74, and other specialized Soviet arms, these passive night vision scopes are 3.5X. This example has gray crackle paint finish and appears to be complete. It is housed in its olive steel transit chest with spare parts, Soviet paperwork, and an English translated manual. CONDITION: Excellent, appearing as new and unissued. Scope was not tested for function. Case has scattered handling marks and wear but is otherwise fine. 500 - 1,000

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3221 - (C) WWII GERMAN WALTHER PP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL (1943) Manufacturer: Walther Model: PP Serial No. 308509P Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP Barrel Length: 3 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic WW2 German Eagle “N” proofed Walther PP Pistol in 7.65 with secondary finish, with serial number on left side of slide and frame. Scarce brown checkered 2 piece grips with “WALTHER” banner. Loaded chamber indicator. Wartime flat base magazine. Secondary rough finish with full Walther banner and legends on left side of slide. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine with 97% original finish. Excellent brown checkered grips, brilliant bore. Crisp markings. Mechanically excellent. 1,250 - 2,250 3222 - (C) WWII GERMAN WALTHER PP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL (1944) Manufacturer: Walther Model: PP Serial No. 341163p Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP Barrel Length: 3 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Walther Model PP manufactured 1944 with Eagle “N” proofs and “WaA359” waffenamt inspections. Secondary rough polished frame and slide with serial number on left side of slide and frame. Black checkered 2 piece grips with “WALTHER” Banner. Loaded chamber indicator. Wartime flat base magazine. Housed in 1944 dated black holster. CONDITION: Very fine with over 95% original blue. Excellent bright bore. Fine grips. Mechanically excellent. Holster is very good with supple leather and some stitching repairs at muzzle and belt loop. 1,250 - 2,250 3223 - (C) UNIT MARKED DWM MODEL 1906 NAVY LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL Manufacturer: DWM Model: 1908 Serial No. 6359a Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Curio & Relic First issue altered. DWM in script on the front toggle link. Two position rear sight on the rear toggle link. Long frame. Crown M proofs on the left side of the receiver and the barrel. All matching numbers except the magazine. The magazine and the grips are modern reproductions. Two piece checkered wood grips and strawed small parts. Unit marked on the back strap “W.K. / 2725”. CONDITION: This gun retains the vast majority of the aftermarket applied finish. The grips show some wear. Dark bore with slight pitting in the lands and grooves. 1,200 - 2,200 442

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3224 - (C) BYF MARKED WWII ISSUE MAUSER P38 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Mauser Model: P38 Serial No. 2221z Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4 - 7/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic This BYF is dated 1944. Standard WWII German issue. The right side of slide has three acceptance stamps including the WaA135 which is also stamped on left guard. Arsenal blue with the black plastic grips, one magazine and a 1943 dated holster. CONDITION: Excellent retaining at least 85-90% of its blue finish showing some high edge holster wear. Grips are excellent. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. Holster shows some wear. 1,200 - 1,800

3225 - (M) BELGIUM BROWING HI-POWER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Browning Model: Hi-Power Serial No. 245PZ56571 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4 - 5/8” FFL Status: Modern Dates to 1988. Beautiful high polish blue commercial model with the target adjustable rear sight, checkered walnut grips and comes with 3 total magazines and the Browning soft pistol pouch. CONDITION: Excellent. Shows as near new with nominal handling. Bright bore. 1,200 - 1,800

3226 - (M) BULGARIAN ARSENAL SAM7K-ASR 7.62X39MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Arsenal Model: SAM7K Serial No. XK622516 Caliber/Bore: 7.62x39mm Barrel Length: 8 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern Built on a milled Bulgarian circle “10” marked receiver. Barrel is mounted with a large Krinkov style flash hider. Protected post front sight and aperture rear. Furniture includes a ribbed polymer forend, pistol grip, and side folding telescoping brace. Accompanied by a circle “10” marked 40-round waffle magazine and a black sling. CONDITION: Excellent with light handling marks. Fine bore and mechanics. 1,200 - 1,800 3227 - (C) POLICE MARKED WALTHER PPK SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Walther Model: PPK Serial No. 389887 Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4” FFL Status: Antique Manufactured by Walther in 1942 to fulfil a police contract. The pistol is all matching and has the proper eagle “N” proofs as well as a police eagle “C” on the left side of the frame. The pistol comes with one Walther banner wartime magazine and an Akah holster. CONDITION: Very good. The blued finish has wear mainly at the muzzle but thinning in areas like the front strap. Various handling marks throughout. The Bakelite one-piece grips have light cracks above both escutcheons. 1,200 - 1,800

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3228 - (M) COLT 1911 DELTA GOLD CUP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH BOX Manufacturer: Colt Model: Delta Gold Cup Serial No. DG01236 Caliber/Bore: 10 mm Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Modern Only produced from 1989 through 1993. This short lived Gold Cup target is built on the Series 80 platform and features the dual tone stainless with a beveled ejection port, wide slide rib, target adjustable rear sight, adjustable trigger, rubber grips with Delta enamel medallion and comes in the matching box with paperwork. CONDITION: Shows as near new and shows a bright bore. 1,200 - 1,800 3229 - (C) PRE-WAR COMMERCIAL WALTHER PP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Walther Model: PP Serial No. 781151 Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP Barrel Length: 3 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic This pistol dates to 1932 and has the early nitre blue 90 degree safety, numerous crown “N” proof marks, high polish commercial blue finish, Walther banner black checkered grips, matted rib, wind drift rear sight and comes with one magazine. CONDITION: Excellent. Easily retains at least 95% blue showing some high edge wear and nominal handling. The grips are excellent. Bore is bright. 1,200 - 1,800 3230 - (C) 1918 DATED DWM P.08 LUGER SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL Manufacturer: DWM Model: P.08 Serial No. 7300 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Originally manufactured in 1918 for the Imperial government of Germany, and reworked in 1920 for the Weimar Republic for compliance to the Treaty of Versailles. Numbered parts are matching. The pistol has Imperial proofs with “1.7.164” unit identification number on the rear of the frame. The pistol has a Haenel-Schmeisser magazine that is police marked and does not match. CONDITION: Very good. The vast majority of the reapplied blue is retained with some high edge wear and thinning. Bore has light frost and is generally strong. Mechanically sound. 1,200 - 1,800 3231 - (C) 1918 DATED ERFURT P.08 LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER. Manufacturer: Erfurt Model: P.08 Serial No. 7810n Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured by Erfurt in 1918 this blued finish pistol is all matching numbers including the grips and the magazine. Includes a Roth-Steyr holster ink stamp dated “1929” on the inside of the flap and stamped on the reverse with a WWII German eagle over “Ws 1” Austrian depot code. CONDITION: Very good. The arsenal blued finish has thinned throughout and has minor pinpricking on some surfaces. High edge wear on side plate and the muzzle. Strawed small parts show much of the original finish remaining. Grips are crisp with some flattened points. Magazine base appears to be of later production. Well defined, frosted bore. Fine mechanics. 1,200 - 1,800 444

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3232 - (C) WALTHER AC 44 P.38 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH CAPTURE PAPERS. Manufacturer: Walther Model: P38 Serial No. 1077b Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured in 1944. Finished in wartime brushed blue. Drift adjustable blade front sight and u-notch rear. Grips are serrated red brown composition. Includes a blued “P.38” marked magazine. Matching numbers observed on frame, slide, barrel, and block. Gun is accompanied by a January 18,1946 capture papers listing this gun by serial number as cleared to Lt. James S. Marshall by Major James Low, 156th Infantry as well as a faux wood display case. CONDITION: Very good. Pistol retains most of its original arsenal blue with high edge wear and patina on the front strap. Grips are with some expected nicks and wear. Well defined, frosted bore. Fine mechanics although somewhat gummy from dried grease. 1,200 - 1,800

3233 - (C) DWM P.08 LUGER 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL (1921). Manufacturer: DWM Model: P.08 Serial No. 1539b Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 3 - 7/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Produced by DWM and has a chamber date of 1921. The pistol features a sear safety and magazine safety. The front grip strap is police unit marked “ S H” for the Shutzpolizei, Hanover. The magazine safety is present, but disabled. The pistol has all matching numbers, with the exception of the magazine and grips. CONDITION: The blued finish has some loss on the side plate and muzzle. The front grip strap finish is thin. The strawed and nitre small parts retain much of their original finish. The bore is bright and the mechanics are very good. The checkered wood grips have wear to the diamonds but match the condition of the pistol overall. 1,200 - 1,800

3234 - (M) KIMBER SUPER JAGARE 10MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC 1911A1 PISTOL. Manufacturer: Kimber Model: Super Jagare Serial No. K628232 Caliber/Bore: 10mm Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Modern Chambered in 10mm and fit with a 6” match grade barrel to provide a hunting handgun for close-in animals. It has a stainless-steel frame and is finished in KimPro II charcoal grey with micarta grips and a ported serrated slide with a carbon coating. The pistol is complete with a Leupold DeltaPoint Pro optic and five in total 8 round magazines, four of which have Wilson rubber base plates. CONDITION: Excellent. The bore is bright and pistol appears to have been fired very little. 1,200 - 1,800

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3235 - (C) DWM 1908 COMMERCIAL .30 LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: DWM Model: 1908 Commercial Serial No. 81687 Caliber/Bore: .30 Luger Barrel Length: 3 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Produced by DWM, this model 1908 Commercial luger was manufactured between 1908 and 1913. This pistol features a blank top of chamber, DWM logo appears on the toggle. Crown “N” proofs on the underside of barrel and barrel extension. “Germany” is marked on the right side of the barrel extension. All numbers are matching and has a blank wood base magazine with nickel body. CONDITION: Parts of the pistol appear to have been refinished as the Crown in proof on left barrel extension is weak and the side plate appears refinished as well. The strawed small parts retain much of their finish. High edge wear on the muzzle and side plate. The finish on the front grip strap is thin with some mottling. The bore is very bright and has strong rifling. 1,200 - 1,800 3236 - (C) COLT MODEL 1911A1 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1911A1 Serial No. 1156203 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Produced by Colt in 1943, this pistol features a Guy Drury inspected frame with an Ordnance wheel proof and GHD inspection marks. The barrel is marked Colt .45 Auto at the breech, above the lug and link . The is also a P firing proof on the foot of the lug and a small “F” on the underside of the chamber. The Coltwood plastic grips feature mold numbers, large reinforcing rings and strengthening ribs. CONDITION: The bore is bright with areas of roughness. The parkerized finish appears very full and has light high edge wear, mainly at the muzzle. The is a small area of discoloration on the slide, just below the ejection port. 1,200 - 2,000 3237 - (C) BELGIAN BROWNING HI POWER TARGET SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Browning Model: Hi-Power Serial No. 74C15682 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Produced by Browning in Belgium in 1974, this high polished blue pistol features an adjustable rear sight and a fixed ramp front sight. Comes with one magazine. CONDITION: The blued finish shows a few handlings marks but very little wear. The bore is bright and the mechanics are very good. The grip strap finishes are very full. The checkered wood grips are free of defects. The pistol comes with one magazine. 1,200 - 1,800 3238 - (C) KRIEGSMARINE EAGLE M/6 MAUSER MODEL HSC SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Mauser Model: HSc Serial No. 886502 Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic This mid-war production 4th variation Kriegsmarine pistol features a scarce Kriegsmarine eagle over “M/6” acceptance marking without the large eagle over “M” grip strap property marking. Only 4,500 guns were marked in this way. Finished in military blue with recessed blade front sight, drift adjustable rear and 2-piece checkered walnut grips. CONDITION: Fine. Pistol retains the vast majority of its factory blue with some high edgewear and thinning to patina on the grip straps. Grips have some scattered impressions and a few chips on the left side. Good, bright bore with some light areas of frosting. Fine mechanics. 1,200 - 1,800 446

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3239 - (C) DWM P.08 LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL (1917). Manufacturer: DWM Model: P.08 Serial No. 2149e Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Produced by DWM in 1917 for the German Imperial Army. The pistol features a rust blued finish with strawed small parts. The pistol is all matching, with the exception of the wood base magazine. The slide, toggle train and barrel have imperial proofs. CONDITION: Very good. The checkered wood grips have several flattened diamonds, with a depression that is void of diamonds on the right grip panel. The pistol has high edge and muzzle wear. The front grip strap has some minor finish loss. The bore is dark with areas of frost in the grooves. 1,000 - 1,500 3240 - (C) WARTIME COMMERCIAL WALTHER P.38 SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Walther Model: P.38 Commercial Serial No. 24995 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4 - 7/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured 1944/45 by Walther for commercial sale and consumption. Uses the Walther banner in a ribbon slide marking, 5 digit serial number, and “(Eagle) / N” proofs. Dull blue commercial finish with brown Bakelite grips. Matching serial numbers including locking block. CONDITION: Extremely fine with 90% finish with thinning finish on front strap and slight edge wear. Bright sharp bore. Excellent brown Bakelite grips. Mechanically excellent. A scarce wartime commercial variant. 1,000 - 1,500 3241 - (C) BOXED WALTHER HP 7.65MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Walther Model: HP Serial No. 27 Caliber/Bore: .30 Luger Barrel Length: 4 - 7/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Commercial manufactured HP in original numbers matching box with spare magazine, instructions, and test target. High polished blue finish with factory checkered walnut grips. Serial number 027. CONDITION: This early production commercial pistol appears to be essentially without use. retaining functionally all of its finish with brilliant as new bore. Box is slightly edge worn from storage. Grips are as new. Outstanding overall in the unique 7.65 Para (.30 Luger) caliber. 1,000 - 2,000 3242 - (M) 50 YEAR COMMEMORATIVE FACTROY ENGRAVED WALTHER PP SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Walther Model: PP Serial No. 291 Caliber/Bore: .380 acp Barrel Length: 3 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Only 500 pistols were assembled in 1979. Features the high polish blue finish with gold accents, oak leaf carved walnut grips and engraved with gold fill on both sides of slide. This example is number 291. It comes in a special wood display case and two magazines. CONDITION: Shows as near new. 1,000 - 2,000

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3243 - (M) JOHN “TIG” TIEGEN SPECIAL EDITION MAGNUM RESEARCH DESERT EAGLE .50 AE SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Magnum Research Model: Desert Eagle Serial No. DK0042696 Caliber/Bore: .50 AE Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Modern These pistols were made in a limited run of 250 with a special worn bronze finish, John’s signature on left side of barrel, right side with winged T emblem, and Beyond the Battlefield logo ahead of rear sight. With three additional magazines. Other features as standard. John Tiegen gained fame as a member of the CIA annex team that responded to the Benghazi attacks in 2012, for which he received the Award For Heroism and Valor. CONDITION: Excellent, retaining virtually all of the factory finish with some very minor handling marks. Mechanically fine, bore is very good with some mild frosting. 1,000 - 2,000

3244 - (M) CZ MODEL 805 BREN PS1 5.56X45MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: CZ Model: 805 Bren Serial No. B818329 Caliber/Bore: 5.56x45mm Barrel Length: 11” FFL Status: Modern Manufactured in 2015 in the Czech Republic. Pencil barrel with flash hider and adjustable gas system. Full length optic rail mounted with a set of CZ iron sights and a Sig Sauer Romeo5 red dot sight. Milled construction with a polymer lower. Furniture includes a polymer hand stop, ribbed pistol grip, and telescoping SB pistol brace. CONDITION: Excellent with light wear and handling marks. Very fine bright bore. Smooth mechanics. Red dot in order at the time of cataloging. 1,000 - 1,500

3245 - (C) PRE-WAR WALTHER PPK SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Walther Model: PPK Serial No. 947860 Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Produced by Walther in 1936, this Walther PPK has commercial crown ”N” proofs. Features a 90-degree safety, a chamber indicator, and is only serialized on the frame. One piece wrap around Bakelite grips. The rig is complete with one finger extension magazine, one flat base magazine, and a DRGM marked holster. CONDITION: Very good. The high polished blue finish has wear below the ejection port and both sides of the muzzle. There is a minute crack above the escutcheon on the left side of the grip. The bore is bright and the mechanics are very good. 1,000 - 1,500

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3246 - (M) COLT SERIES 80 1911 OFFICERS COMMENCEMENT ISSUE SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Commander 1911 Serial No. FA00002 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 3 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern The Series 80 was brought out in 1983. This special edition has the silver etching on the right side of the slide representing the Army and Navy. The left side has the etching “OFFICERS COMMENCEMENT ISSUE” Standard dual-tone blue finish with Colt silver medallion, smooth wood grips. Comes in a French fitted wood display case. Includes a factory box serialized to the gun. The box shows minor shelf wear and edge feathering. CONDITION: Shows as near new with nominal handling. Bore is bright. 1,000 - 1,500 3247 - (M) COLT ELITE 10 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH BOX Manufacturer: Colt Model: Elite 10 Serial No. DE16414 Caliber/Bore: 10 mm Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Modern Introduced in 1987, built on the Series 80 1911 and the first major manufacturer to produce a semi automatic for the new 10MM cartridge. Standard features include the electroless nickel frame, dual tone blue slide, white dot combat style sights, long smooth trigger, light weight hammer, checkered walnut grips with the enamel Delta medallion and comes in the matching number box with paperwork and an extra magazine. CONDITION: Shows in near new condition with a bright bore. 1,000 - 1,500 3248 - (M) COLT SERIES 80 MK IV GOLD CUP NATIONAL MATCH SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH BOX Manufacturer: Colt Model: GOld Cup National Match Serial No. SN18837 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Modern This is a dual tone stainless Match pistol with the wide slide rib, an Elliason adjustable rear sight, beveled ejection port, light weight adjustable trigger, flat mainspring housing, silver medallion checkered grips, one magazine, a NM stamped barrel and housed in its matching box with paperwork. CONDITION: Shows in near new condition with minimal handling. Bore is bright. 1,000 - 1,500 3249 - (C) MAUSER C96 BROOMHANDLE SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Mauser Model: C96 Serial No. 893476 Caliber/Bore: 7.63x25mm Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic This pistol dates to the 1932-1934 era. There are no visible export stamps. Finish is blue, has the 1000 meter adjustable rear sight, crown U proof, Mauser banner on left side of frame with chamber legend. Grips are walnut and ring is still intact. CONDITION: Excellent as period restored, retaining at least 95% of the expertly reapplied blue finish showing strong patina under the blue, sharp legends, excellent grips, and exhibits a bright bore with nominal frosting. The stock mounting groove has been filled. 1,000 - 1,500

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3250 - (C) WALTHER PP .32 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH “R.J.” MARKED FRONT STRAP. Manufacturer: Walther Model: PP Serial No. 947974 Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP Barrel Length: 3 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured by Walther in 1936 and sent to the Reich’s Justice Ministry. “RJ” is marked on the front strap. The pistol features Crown “N” proofs throughout. CONDITION: The high polished blue finish has wear to the high edges and some finish loss forward of the ejection port. The pistol is all matching, the black Bakelite grips are free of defects. The bore is bright and mechanics are strong. Comes with one banner only Walther magazine. 1,000 - 1,500 3251 - (C) MAUSER MODEL 1914 .32 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH KRIMINAL POLICE MARKED FRONT STRAP. Manufacturer: Mauser Model: Model 1914 Serial No. 428410 Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP Barrel Length: 3 - 3/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured by Mauser in 1928 and sent to the Kriminalpolizei, Chemnitz. The pistol is marked K.P. C on the front strap. CONDITION: The blued finish has some wear at the muzzle and front strap. The nitre blued trigger retains most of its finish. The bore is bright, the checkered wood grips show wear to the diamonds, but no chips or breaks. Magazine numbered to another pistol. 1,000 - 1,500 3252 - (C) MAUSER BYF 44 CODE P.38 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Mauser Model: P.38 Serial No. 57z Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4 - 7/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Late war BYF44 coded, Mauser produced P-38. Features a two digit Z block serial number. CONDITION: The finish of the pistol appears to be a combination of a mottled blue and phosphate finish that is now mostly a brown patina. The pistol is missing the front sight blade. The red/brown Bakelite grips show wear and use but no cracks. The bore is bright with some frost in the grooves. 1,000 - 1,500 3253 - (C) MAUSER MODEL 1914/34 POLICE.32 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Mauser Model: 1914 Serial No. 349047 Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP Barrel Length: 3 - 3/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Mauser model 1934 is one of scarcest pistols procured by the Nazi Police apparatus. Approximately only 2,00 were procured and only a small number still exist. This example is Eagle/C marked on the right side mid frame. There is also a Waffen and a Crown U on the top rear of the slide. The pistol has all matching numbers. The magazine is un marked. CONDITION: The blued finish is intact with wear to the high edges and muzzle. The bore is bright and the wood grips have wear and scattered handling. 1,000 - 1,500

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3254 - (C) WALTHER PP .32 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Walther Model: PP Serial No. 972623 Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP Barrel Length: 3 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Produced by Walther in 1937 with a high polished blue finish. CONDITION: There is a bit of wear on the muzzle and grip straps. There are a few small spots in the finish of the slide, forward of the ejection port. The black Bakelite grips are free of defects. The bore is bright and the pistol functions correctly. Comes with a Banner only Walther magazine. 1,000 - 1,500 3255 - (M) CENTENNIAL BROWNING HI-POWER SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Browning Model: Hi-Power Serial No. 1878D-2293 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4 - 5/8” FFL Status: Modern Manufactured in 1978, one of only 3500 produced. CONDITION: This example show very light handling, and possibly unfired since proof. The figured checkered walnut grips have sharp diamonds. The bore is bright and has sharp rifling. Comes with a hardwood presentation case. 1,000 - 1,500 3256 - (C) COLT MODEL 1911 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1911 Serial No. 424082 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured in 1918. It features an earlier commercial slide that was transferred to the military contract and is correct for this serial range according to Clawson. This pistol was originally assembled in the May/June 1918 time period. The pistol now features a High Standard replacement barrel and the left grip panel is a WWII replacement. the hammer is a wide spur, fine checkered replacement. The pistol features the correct smooth, flat mainspring housing with lanyard loop. Fine checkered slide stop. CONDITION: Very good as refinished in grey-green parkerization, possibly arsenal. Retains the vast majority of that finish with scattered surface marks and rubs, and silvering to sharp edges and muzzle. Some oxidation to right side slide stop. Mechanically fine, bore with strong rifling and moderate frosting in grooves. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 1,000 - 1,500 3257 - (M) PRE-BAN STEYR MANNLICHER SPP 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Steyr-Mannlicher Model: SPP Serial No. 24334 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Modern Designed in 1989 the Steyr TMP machine pistol was eventually updated into the well regarded B&T MP9 which still sees world wide use among elite units. This semi-automatic export version of the TMP was manufactured in Austria in May 1994 prior to the signing of the Federal Assault Weapons Ban. The barrel is fitted with an extended protective shroud. Black polymer body with pin front sight, notch rear, optic rail, hand stop, and serrated pistol grip. CONDITION: Excellent with some light scuffs. Very good, bright bore. Fine mechanics. 1,000 - 1,500

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3258 - (C) TORIIMATSU TYPE 14 8MM NAMBU SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Toriimatsu Model: Type 14 Serial No. 12240 Caliber/Bore: 8mm Nambu Barrel Length: 4 - 5/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Wartime 1944 second series production with brushed blue finish, drift adjustable blade front sight, fixed rear, large style trigger guard, serrated wood grips, and matching numbered magazine. Gun is accompanied by over 140 rounds of custom ammunition which should be considered for components only. CONDITION: Very fine. Nearly all of the original blue is retained with some silvering at the high edges, mild thinning, and scattered marks. Grips have a few small impressions. Excellent bore. Fine mechanics. 1,000 - 1,500 3259 - (C) WWII GERMAN ARMY WALTHER PP .32 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER. Manufacturer: Walther Model: PP Serial No. 340503p Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP Barrel Length: 3 - 7/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Circa 1944. Finished in full wartime blue with visible machining marks. Standard lefthand Zella-Mehlis slide legend. Left side of slide and frame also stamped with eagle “WaA359” waffenamts indicating acceptance by the Heer. Black checkered composition grips with “WALTHER” banners. Flat bottom magazine is marked with banner and caliber. Pistol is housed in a 1940 dated C. Weiss Braunschweig leather flap holster. CONDITION: Good. Pistol retains the vast majority of its factory blue with high edge silvering, a few scratches, and some losses on the left side the slide. Grips have expected wear and light nicks. Crisp, bright bore. Fine mechanics. Holster is good with some wear. 800 - 1,200 3260 - (C) EARLY AC MARKED WALTHER P.38 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Walther Model: P38 Serial No. 43 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4 - 7/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured 1940 with the AC German manufacturing code for Walther. Blue finished with Brown Bakelite grips. “fnh” marked barrel with serial number “43” on frame, slide, barrel and locking block. “WaA140” waffenamt marking on slide frame barrel and locking block. PROVENANCE: Warren Buxton Collection. CONDITION: Very good as Russian redipped finished. Excellent, bright bore. No import markings. Mechanically excellent. Some light areas of earlier oxidation are evident under current finish. 800 - 1,500 3261 - (C) POLICE MARKED WALTHER PP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Walther Model: PP Serial No. 753144 Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP Barrel Length: 3 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Produced in early 1930 featuring high polish blued finish, a 90-degree safety, and chamber indicator. The front grip strap is marked “P.V. Go.Nr 114”, likely police markings indicating Polizei Verwaltung Gorlitz. A similarly marked pistol can be found in Rankins book, Volume III page 143. The pistol is equipped with black Bakelite two-piece grips and a black base finger extension Walther banner only magazine. The included black holster has two stamps on the rear and is post-War. CONDITION: Fine. The polished blue finish exhibits only minor wear mainly confined to the muzzle area. There are traces of nitre blue remaining in the protected areas of the safety. The bore is very bright. Mechanics are strong. 800 - 1,200 452

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3262 - (M) COLT GOVERMENT MODEL COMBAT DELTA 10 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Goverment Model Serial No. DE19228 Caliber/Bore: 10 mm Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Modern Introduced in 1987, it was the first firearm produced by a major manufacturer for the new 10MM cartridge. Built on the Series 80 Model 1911 and features the dual tone blue finish with brushed stainless frame, a light weight hammer, long smooth trigger, white dot combat style sights, black rubber grips with enamel Delta logo and comes in the matching black plastic box with paperwork, an extra magazine and a set of faux ivory grips that have the Delta logo as well. CONDITION: Shows as near new. Bore is bright. 800 - 1,200 3263 - (C) COLT MODEL 1903 POCKET HAMMER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1903 Pocket hammer Serial No. 22661 Caliber/Bore: .38 Auto. Barrel Length: 4 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Dates to 1908. Standard high polish blue finish, rounded case color hammer, Colt patent legends on left side of slide showing pony in circle with Model legends on right. Sports the factory Colt gutta percha grips and comes with one plain base magazine. CONDITION: Fine. The straps are patina and there is assorted high edge wear and minor handling but still retains a solid 85% blue. Bore is strong but lightly frosted. 800 - 1,200

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3264 - (M) COLT GOVERMENT MODEL DELTA ELITE 1911 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Colt Model: Delta Elite Serial No. DE01013 Caliber/Bore: 10 mm Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: Modern Introduced in 1987, it was the first firearm produced by a major manufacturer for the new 10MM cartridge. it is built on the Series 80 Model 1911 and features the dual tone blue finish, a light weight hammer, long smooth trigger, white dot combat style sights, black rubber grips with enamel Delta logo and comes in the matching black plastic box with paperwork, an extra magazine and a set of faux ivory grips that sport the Delta logo as well. CONDITION: Shows as near new. Bore is bright. 800 - 1,200 3265 - (M) DETONICS MK VI SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL IN SCARCE .38 SUPER. Manufacturer: Deltonics Model: Mark VI Serial No. CR17385 Caliber/Bore: .38 Super Barrel Length: 3 - 3/8” FFL Status: Modern Early Seattle made gun featuring dual finish stainless with blued wind drift rear sight, checkered walnut grips, checkered black rubber flat main spring housing. Built on the modified Colt Model 1911 platform in compact carry size. Comes with a Detonics pouch and instructions. CONDITION: Shows as near new with nominal handling marks, mechanically sound and a bright bore. 800 - 1,200

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3266 - (C) POLISH RADOM VIS 35 SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER. Manufacturer: F.B. Radom Model: Vis 35 Serial No. B8789 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Nice example of an early slotted VIS 35 Radom produced in the B block. This pistol was produced in 1941, soon after the Germans resumed production at the polish government arsenal at Radom. Matching full or partial serial numbers observed on left side of barrel lug, interior of slide, and frame. Triple latch variant with decocker, slide stop, and takedown latch, “WaA / 77” on slide and frame, and typical integral front sight with V notch rear, and composite FB grips. Slotted for a shoulder stock. Russet leather holster with Holster marked “H5754 / HOLDRIDGE” on interior on flap, lightly incised “ANNE/ MAR” on spare magazine holder. CONDITION: Very good, retains virtually all of the original bluing with some scattered handling marks throughout and some silvering to high edges and high traffic areas, including muzzle, decocker, and sharp edges. The bore is bright and the mechanics are very good. Comes with one wartime magazine and a correct holster. Holster with scattered handling marks and scuffs, with some rash at toe. 800 - 1,200 3267 - (C) BERETTA MODEL 1935 .32 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER AND 4UT THIRD REICH PROOF. Manufacturer: Beretta Model: 1935 Serial No. 581915 Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic German Army issued 1944 dated Model 1935 Beretta pistol with canvas holster and two magazines. The pistol has the German Army acceptance stamp of 4UT on the left rear tang. This mark was used by the German Technical Inspector at the Beretta factory. The pistol is all matching. CONDITION: Very Good. Retains virtually all of the factory finish with superficial scattered handling marks. The bore is bright and the mechanics are very good. There are scattered handling marks on both frame and slide. 800 - 1,200 3268 - (M) WEST GERMAN WALTHER PP .22 LR SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH CASE. Manufacturer: Walther Model: PP Serial No. 48417LR Caliber/Bore: .22 LR Barrel Length: 3 - 3/4” FFL Status: Modern Manufactured in 1980. High polish blue finished slide with Ulm slide legend on the left and Interarms import marking on the right. Fixed white dot front sight and drift adjustable notch rear. 2-piece checkered black plastic grips with “WALTHER” banners. Includes both a black finger tab magazine and a flat bottom magazine, as well as the factory plastic case with detached matching label and factory paperwork. CONDITION: Excellent. Near new with a scratch on the front strap and light handling marks. Excellent bore and mechanics. 800 - 1,200 3269 - (M) HK USP EXPERT 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH AIMPOINT ACRO RED DOT SIGHT. Manufacturer: H&K Model: USP Serial No. 24-172768 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 5 - 1/8” FFL Status: Modern BK date code for 2019 and antler proof for Ulm. Classic Expert milled for the addition of an Aimpoint ACRO P2 3.5 MOA red dog sight and with added Jet Funnel. Accompanied by six additional magazines including three of the very rare translucent examples. CONDITION: Excellent, with some scattered marks from handling and light range use. Extra magazines commensurate. Mechanically fine, bore very good with some mild frosting. Red dot functions appropriately. 800 - 1,500

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3270 - (C) TORIIMATSU TYPE 14 8MM NAMBU SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Toriimatsu Model: Type 14 Serial No. 93793 Caliber/Bore: 8mm Nambu Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured in 1943 featuring wartime brushed blue finish, standard sights, large style trigger guard, serrated wood grips, and matching magazine. CONDITION: Very good. Pistol retains the vast majority of its original thinning blue. Grip straps have drifted to a gray patina with some spotting. Fine bright bore. Fine mechanics. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 800 - 1,200 3271 - (C) NAGOYA ARSENAL NAMBU TYPE 14 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Nagoya Model: 14 Serial No. 23545 Caliber/Bore: 8mm Nambu Barrel Length: 4 - 5/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured by Toriimatsu factory of Nagoya Arsenal in March of 1944. The pistol features a large ring trigger guard and a late style full knurled cocking knob. The brushed blued finish has handling marks throughout its surfaces. All numbers, including the magazine are matching. CONDITION: There is wear to the finish on its high edges at the muzzle and rear of slide. The rear grip strap finish is thin. The machined surfaces are rough, typical of late war production. 800 - 1,000 3272 - (C) NAGOYA MANUFACTURED NAMBU TYPE 14 8MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL Manufacturer: Nagoya Model: 14 Serial No. 21605 Caliber/Bore: 8mm Nambu Barrel Length: 4 - 5/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured by Toriimatsu factory of the Nagoya arsenal. This second series Type 14 Pistol features the large trigger guard. The cocking knob is the late style with a full knurl on its surfaces. The magazine and all numbers are matching. CONDITION: The salt blue finish has some thinning and pin pricking on the grip straps. There is edge wear to the rear of the slide and the muzzle. The bore is bright, the wood grips are free of defects. 800 - 1,000 3273 - (M) IWI UZI PRO SEMI-AUTOMATIC 9MM PISTOL WITH BOX. Manufacturer: IWI Model: Uzi Pro Pistol Serial No. U1003923 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern An updated, modern semi-automatic take on the Israeli Micro Uzi sub machine gun. Gun is equipped with a pistol length threaded barrel. Matte black upper assembly with protected 3 dot sights and an optic rail. Black polymer lower with integral pistol grip and forward accessory rail. Gun is mounted with a side folding SB brace. Includes 1 25-round magazine and the factory box. CONDITION: Excellent, as near new. Very good bore. Fine mechanics. 800 - 1,200

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3274 - (C) FRENCH SVW 45 CODE GREY GHOST P.38 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Mauser Model: P.38 Serial No. 2158h Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4 - 7/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Assembled in 1945 after the Mauser plant was occupied. French star stamped on the right side of the slide. Gray phosphate finished. Standard sights. Grips are characteristic rather crude stamped steel with a gray finish applied. Externally visible numbers are matching. No visible import marking. Includes an unmarked magazine. CONDITION: Very good. Original phosphate finish shows mild wear and scattered marks. Very fine, bright bore. Mechanics are a little sticky. 800 - 1,200 3275 - (C) CYQ SPREEWERKE P.38 SEMI AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Spreewerke Model: P38 Serial No. b3674 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4 - 7/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured 1943/44. Brown Bakelite grips. “(Eagle) / 88” waffenamt on slide frame and barrel. All matching numbers including locking toggle. CONDITION: Extremely fine as Russian capture redipped blue finished with excellent bright bore and excellent mechanics. Grips are very fine. Small import marking at rear grip strap. 750 - 1,250 3276 - (C) RARE 480 CODE WALTHER P.38 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Walther/ 480 Model: P38 Serial No. 3478 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4 - 7/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured in 1940 and the scarce 480 code P.38 pistol. The 480 code was Walther’s first assigned code to conceal Germany’s manufacturer identification and production from the world. A total of 7380 P.38 pistols used this early code, making them one of the most scarce examples and coveted by collectors. This example serial number 3478 is central in the production with the the slide marked “P.38 480 / 40 3478” Left side of frame has traditional wartime “(Eagle) / 359” waffenamt and German eagle proofs. Frame is early unimproved variation with serial number, “(Eagle) / 359” inspection, and “480” on trigger guard. Barrel is matching number with matching toggle block. Brown Bakelite grips with “(Eagle) / 359” inspected hammer, slide release, trigger, and takedown lever. CONDITION: Very fine as Russian redip finished with Russian capture “X” marking on left side of frame. Bore is slightly dark with light oxidation with distinct rifling. Small import marking at rear grip strap. Grips are excellent. Mechanically fine. 750 - 1,500 3277 - (M) FRENCH MAB PA 15 M1 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: MAB Model: PA-15 Serial No. 555948 Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern Pristine French MAB Model PA 15 M1 with blue finish and black checkered 2 piece grips with MAB monograms. Drift adjustable rear sight. Hot blue finish with rotating locking barrel assembly. Comes in original shipping box with inked matching serial number with instruction manual and proof certificate. CONDITION, Pistol shows no actual use. Mechanically excellent. Box and paperwork are very fine. 750 - 1,250

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3278 - (M) SPRINGFIELD ARMORY MODEL 1911 A1 FACTORY COMP .38 SUPER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL Manufacturer: Springfield Armory Model: 1911 A1 Serial No. NM117477 Caliber/Bore: .38 Super Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4” FFL Status: Modern Built along the 1911 Colt platform with dual tone blue finish, extended suppressor, adjustable rear sight, an adjustable trigger, checkered walnut grips and comes with one bumper magazine. Factory Comp is stamped on right side of slide with caliber legend on left. CONDITION: Excellent. Shows as near new with nominal handling and a bright bore. 700 - 1,000 3279 - (C) CZ-24 .32 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH UNIT MARKING. Manufacturer: CZ Model: 24 Serial No. 82680 Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP Barrel Length: 3 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic CZ-24 pistol with blued finish featuring unit markings on the front strap. 22P meaning the 22nd Infantry,1665th weapon. The pistol features a J, Czech lion crest and 29 on the right side of frame. The pistol is all matching, except the numbered magazine. CONDITION: The blued finish has high edge wear, mainly confined to the muzzle. The bore is bright with small areas of oxidation near the muzzle. The smooth walnut one piece grips show some bruising, but no chips or cracks. 700 - 1,000

3280 - (C) CZ 24 .32 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER (1937). Manufacturer: CZ Model: 24 Serial No. 151795 Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP Barrel Length: 3 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Produced in 1937 for the Czech military. Features a high polished blue finish with Czech proofs on the right side of frame and the top rear of the slide. CONDITION: The blued finish has some loss on the high edges of the slide and muzzle. The grip strap has a small area of discoloration. The strawed finish on the trigger remains intact. The Bakelite grips are free of defects. The pistol has matching numbers. The pistol comes complete with a leather holster that has ink stamps and GI information inside the flap. 700 - 1,000 3281 - (C) WALTHER P.38 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Walther Model: P.38 Serial No. 1710J Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4 - 7/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Produced by Walther in 1941, this J block P38 features a cog hammer. All E/359 waffenampts are intact as are firing proofs. The magazine is un-numbered. CONDITION: There is evidence of corrosion on the left side of the slide. The bore is bright. The grips are rough, but intact and free of cracks. The pistol has been professionally restored and mechanically functions as designed. 700 - 1,000

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3282 - (C) WALTHER P.38 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL Manufacturer: Walther Model: P.38 Serial No. 6470c Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4 - 7/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Walther AC43 coded P-38 pistol. Eagle/359 waffenampts are present. Black Bakelite grips. Matching numbers. The lower edge of the slide is import marked “GAI Miami,fla.”. The pistol has been dipped. CONDITION: The bore is bright with areas of corrosion in the grooves. Grips have signs of use, with several scuffs and dings. Mechanics are very good. 600 - 800 3283 - (C) SPREEWERK P.38 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Spreework Model: P.38 Serial No. 2872g Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4 - 7/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic CYQ coded Spreewerk P-38 manufactured in 1943. Eagle/359 on left side of the frame. All numbers are matching. Pistol has been dipped. Light import mark on lower edge of the slide “GAI MIAMI,FLA”. The locking block is blued. Comes with one wartime magazine. CONDITION: The Bakelite grips are free of defects. The bore is dark with corrosion in the grooves. Mechanics are very good. 600 - 800 3284 - (C) WALTHER P.38 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Walther Model: P.38 Serial No. 3053g Caliber/Bore: 9mm Barrel Length: 4 - 7/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured by Walther in 1943, this blued pistol features all matching numbers. The locking block matches as well and is in the white. There is an import mark on the bottom edge of the slide, “GAI miami,fla”. CONDITION: The bore is bright with scattered pin pricking in the grooves. The arsenal blued finish has scattered scratches under the finish on the slide. Pin pricking throughout the finish. The Bakelite grips are free of defects. 600 - 800 3285 - (C) MAUSER 1914 POLICE .32 ACP SEM-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Mauser Model: 1914 Serial No. 426844 Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP Barrel Length: 3 - 3/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Produced by Mauser in 1928. Features police markings of Kriminalpolizei of Leipzig on the front strap. Matching numbered magazine. The pistol has one piece checkered walnut grips. All matching numbers. CONDITION: The blued finish is thin overall and has areas of corrosion on both sides. The bore is bright, with light areas of frost. Grips with wear and small crack at the top, right grip panel. Mechanics are good. 500 - 800

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3286 - (C) MAUSER 1914 POLICE .32 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. PUBLISHED Manufacturer: Mauser Model: 1914 Serial No. 67454 Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP Barrel Length: 3 - 3/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Early Mauser 1914, manufactured in 1916 and sent to the Polizeibehorde Hamburg. The pistol is identified and published in Donald Maus’ book “History Writ In Steel,” pages 284-85. The pistol is marked in the milled pocket on the right side, “P.B. Hbg. No. 369”. Only about 1,800 were issued in this group. magazine is un-marked and not numbered. Checkered wood grips. CONDITION: The blued finish has started to thin in areas like the side plate and front strap. The bore is bright, but has scattered areas of frost in the grooves. Grips have wear and diamonds are nearly smooth. Mechanics are very good. 500 - 1,000 3287 - (C) GI ASSEMBLED WALTHER PP .32 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER. Manufacturer: Walther Model: PP Serial No. 391268p Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP Barrel Length: 3 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Walther PP assembled around April of 1945 as US forces seized the Walther factory. American soldiers assembled pistols from parts found in the Zella-Mehlis factory. The serial numbers are mismatched on the slide and frame, however a second set of numbers, possibly GI applied, appear on the frame and slide as well. The pistol is absent of any German proof marks or waffenamts. There is also no Walther slide legend, only an AC code and serial number. Comes with one black base finger extension “W” marked magazine. With a waffenamt marked holster with a possibly period button on flap that appears to have been there for some time. CONDITION: Finishes of these guns are mixed, as some were finished and some were assembled and left in the white. This appears to be one of the latter examples, with age discoloration throughout over bright metal, with some scattered handling marks and areas of fine oxidation. Mechanically fine, bore excellent with strong rifling. 500 - 1,000 3288 - (C) COLT WOODSMAN .22 LR SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH BOX (1950). Manufacturer: Colt Model: Woodsman Serial No. 71183-S Caliber/Bore: .22 LR Barrel Length: 4 - 1/2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured by Colt in 1950 this blued finish 2nd series Woodsman features a magazine safety, automatic slide stop and a button magazine release. Pistol comes with one factory magazine and a woodgrain box missing the end label . CONDITION: The pistol has scattered handling marks on the frame, slide and barrel. The Bakelite grips and palm swell are free of defects. The bore is bright and the mechanics are very good. 500 - 800 3289 - (C) COLT 1908 VEST POCKET SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1908 Serial No. 351033 Caliber/Bore: .25 ACP Barrel Length: 2” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured circa 1922. Rich factory blued finish with case colored small parts. Standard recessed sights. Outfitted with smooth pearl grips with good fire. Includes 2 tone “CAL.25 / COLT” marked magazine. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the original blue is retained with faint edgewear and handling marks. Colors are bright, the grip safety showing some fading. Well defined bore with some fouling. Fine mechanics. 500 - 800

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3290 - (M) DETONICS MK VI SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL IN .45 ACP. Manufacturer: Deltonics Model: Mark VI Serial No. CR15916 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 3 - 3/8” FFL Status: Modern This is an early Seattle made gun that was one of Combat Master series sub compact .45 autos that was based on a modified 1911 platform. It features the dual tone stainless, checkered walnut grips, a blued wind drift rear sight, checkered rubber flat main spring housing and comes with one magazine, box, a 1982 price list, flyer, instructions, three extra springs and tool. CONDITION: Shows in near new condition exhibiting nominal handling marks. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 400 - 800 3291 - (C) COLT MODEL 1908 POCKET HAMMERLESS SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Colt Model: 1908 Serial No. 6017 Caliber/Bore: .380 ACP Barrel Length: 3 - 3/4” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured by Colt in 1910. Features a high polish blue finish and nitre blued safety and trigger. CONDITION: Traces of the niter blue finish remains. There is high edge wear, mainly at the muzzle, with scattered freckling throughout. The bore is bright and the mechanics are very good. The hard rubber grips show minor wear, but are free of defects. The pistol does not comes with a magazine but it comes with a period Audley leather holster. 400 - 600 3292 - (M) GEN 4 GLOCK 40 10MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL. Manufacturer: Glock Model: 40 Serial No. BLYV326 Caliber/Bore: 10mm Barrel Length: 6” FFL Status: Modern Classic Glock configuration with the MOS system for red dot optics and an adjustable rear sight. The pistol also comes with 5-15 round factory Glock magazines. CONDITION: Excellent, NOS or equivalent, wth some very minor marks from handling and storage. Mechanically fine, bore excellent with strong rifling. 300 - 500 3293 - (C) PRE-BAN COLT MODEL SP1 AR-15 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: Colt Model: SP1 Serial No. SP56528 Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured in 1976. Pencil barrel marked “C MP CHROME BORE” with bird cage flash hider. Triangle protected post front sight with bayonet lug. A1 carry handle aperture rear sight. Left side of the lower receiver marked with pertinent manufacturer information and rampant Colt logo. Classic triangle handguard, checkered A1 pistol grip, and fixed position stock with trapdoor butt plate. includes a 20-round aluminum Colt magazine and black woven sling. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the factory finishes are retained with some scattered marks and light evidence of use. Furniture has some light handling marks as well. Bright bore with well defined rifling. Fine mechanics. 1,200 - 1,800

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3294 - (C) DOCUMENTED USN SPRINGFIELD M1 GARAND MK 2 MOD 0 7.62X51MM NATO SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: Springfield Armory Model: M1 Garand Serial No. 2996505 Caliber/Bore: 7.62x51mm Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Originally manufactured circa July 1944 and updated circa mid-1960s for the U.S. Navy by Harrington and Richardson. This Mk 2 Mod 0 uses a repurposed “8 44” dated barrel which has been bushed and is correctly stamped “H&R G 7.62 NATO”. Protected blade front sight and locking bar rear. Rebuilt internals interestingly including a Beretta bolt. Standard walnut stocks with rack numbers stamped on the wrist. Includes 2024 CMP certificate which documents this rifle as a M1 MK 2 MOD 0. CONDITION: Good. Rifle retains nearly all of its arsenal parkerized finishes with some light wear. Stock is fair showing heavy wear and use with some large nicks and dings. Good, frosted bore. ME reads under 3. Fine mechanics. 1,200 - 1,800 3295 - (C) DOCUMENTED USN SPRINGFIELD M1 GARAND MK 2 MOD 1 7.62X51MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: Springfield Model: M1 MK 2 MOD 1 Serial No. 2254036 Caliber/Bore: 7.62x51mm Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Originally manufactured circa December 1943 this rifle was updated by the American Machine and Foundry Company of York, Pennsylvania for the US Navy in the 1960s. The new made “12 65” dated Springfield barrel has correct “7.62 MM AMF -P- 7.62 NATO” stamping. Post-War sights and assembled internals. USGI walnut stock with DOD cartouche and circle “P” firing proof. Rifle sports a USGI leather sling with “MRT / 06-11” ink stamp. Included CMP certificate and invoice indicates it shipped as a “MK02 MOD 1 Barreled Receiver” in 2013. CONDITION: Very Good. Nearly all of the arsenal parkerized finishes are retained with light wear. Stocks are very good as reoiled with scattered nicks and dings. Excellent, near new bore. Fine mechanics. 1,200 - 1,800 3296 - (M) DSA WEST GERMAN GI .308 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE PATTERNED AFTER THE GERMAN G1 FAL Manufacturer: DSA Model: GI Serial No. G10125 Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: Modern A nice West German G1 build on a milled DSA receiver with German style “Gew. Kal. 7.62mm G1 markings. Modern barrel with surplus long slotted flesh hider. Protected post front sight and elevation adjustable aperture rear. Matching numbers observed on lower, bolt assembly, and flash hider. Stamped steel forend with folding bipod, walnut pistol grip, and walnut stock with steel butt plate. Accepts metric pattern magazines although none are included. CONDITION: Good with a battle worn look. Surplus metal components retain significant portions of original finish with wear. Receiver has been lightly aged to match. Stock and pistol grip show expected dings and nicks throughout. Very good bore, fine mechanics. 1,200 - 1,800 3297 - (M) ARS CUSTOM VENEZUELAN DSA FAL 7.62X51MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE FOR VENEZUELA. Manufacturer: DSA Model: FAL Serial No. DS34855 Caliber/Bore: 7.62x51mm NATO Barrel Length: 21” FFL Status: Modern Custom assembled by Arizona Response Systems in 2024 on a DSA receiver. Receiver has custom added Fabrique Nationale address, “FUERZAS ARMADAS DE VENEZUELA” crest, and “7.62 F.A.L.” designation. Black enamel finished pencil barrel with 3-prong flash hider, protected post front sight, and diopter rear sight. Heavy grooved hardwood forend, carry handle, pistol grip, and stock with steel buttplate. Accepts metric pattern magazines, one of which is included. CONDITION: Excellent as custom assembled. Nearly all of the recently applied finishes are retained throughout. Furniture is likewise excellent. Very fine bore. Fine mechanics. 1,200 - 1,800

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3298 - (M) ARTINENTINIAN FMAP ROSARIO FSL .308 WINCHESTER SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: FMAP DM Rosario Model: FSL Serial No. 2717 Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester Barrel Length: 21” FFL Status: Modern The Argentinian FAL has become an icon of the Cold War with its notable service in the Falklands War. This example was assembled by Arizona Response Systems in 2013 on an pre-ban Argentine made FSL receiver. It features matte black enamel finishes, a perforated muzzle brake, protected post front sight, aperture rear sight, grooved composition handguard, smooth pistol grip, and fixed stock with rubber pad. Matching numbers observed on lower and bolt carrier assembly, the receiver non matching as is seen on post-1989 assembled rifles. Accepts metric pattern magazines, one of which is included. CONDITION: Excellent with scant handling. Excellent mirror bore. Fine mechanics. 1,200 - 1,800 3299 - (M) ARS CUSTOM DSA ARMS CUBAN FAL 7.62X51MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: DSA Model: FAL Serial No. STG10114 Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester Barrel Length: 21” FFL Status: Modern Custom built by Arizona Response Systems on a DSA receiver with added FN markings and “EJERCITO DE CUBA” crest. Outfitted with a black finished pencil barrel, long slotted flash hider, protected post front sight, elevation adjustable aperture rear sight, ventilated hardwood forend, smooth polymer pistol grip, and fixed wood stock with steel buttplate. Accepts metric pattern magazines, although none are included. CONDITION: Excellent. Excellent with scattered handling marks. Very fine, bright bore. Fine mechanics. 1,200 - 1,800 3300 - (M) ARS CUSTOM DSA AUSTRIAN STG58 7.62X51MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: DSA Model: StG58 Serial No. DSA49375 Caliber/Bore: 7.62x51mm Barrel Length: 21” FFL Status: Modern Built by Arizona Response Systems in 2022 on a DSA receiver with added “STEYR-DAIMLER-PUCH A.G. STEYR / LIZENZ FN” and “StG 58” markings. Matte gray finished pencil barrel with Austrian grenade launcher flash hider. Protected post front sight and elevation adjustable rear aperture. Stamped steel forend with folding bipod, black polymer pistol grip, and walnut stock with rubber pad. Accepts metric pattern magazines although none are included. CONDITION: Very good. Nearly all of the reapplied matte gray finish is retained throughout. Surplus pistol grip has scattered marks. Stock has been refinished with some abrasions remaining. Very good bore. Fine mechanics. A nice replica of Austria’s venerable FAL. 1,200 - 1,800 3301 - (M) ATLANTIC ARMS RUSSIAN IZHEVSK AKM AK-47 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: Atlantic Arms Model: CG1 Serial No. AM13234 Caliber/Bore: 7.62x39mm Barrel Length: 16 - 1/4” FFL Status: Modern Assembled by Atlantic Arms on a Childers stamped receiver with a 1970 dated Russian Izhevsk AKM kit. Matte black finished throughout. Barrel is mounted with a directional muzzle device and bayonet lug. Standard AK pattern sights. Matching numbers observed on trunnion, bolt carrier, and top cover. Laminate wood furniture with a dark checkered Bakelite pistol grip. Includes a slab side 30-round magazine and surplus sling. CONDITION: Excellent as assembled. Nearly all of the contemporary finish is retained. Furniture was refinished and shows some expected blemishes from service. Excellent mirror bore. Fine mechanics. 1,200 - 1,800 462

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3302 - (M) ARS CUSTOM AUSTRIAN STG58 STYLE DSA 7.62X51MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: DSA Model: StG 58 Serial No. DS38434 Caliber/Bore: 7.62x51mm Barrel Length: 21” FFL Status: Modern Built by Arizona Response Systems in 2022 on a DSA receiver with added “STEYR-DAIMLER-PUCH A.G. STEYR / LIZENZ FN” and “StG 58” markings. Matte gray finished pencil barrel with Austrian grenade launcher flash hider. Protected post front sight and elevation adjustable rear aperture. Stamped steel forend with folding bipod, black polymer pistol grip, and polymer stock with rubber pad. Accepts metric pattern magazines although none are included. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the reapplied matte gray finish is retained throughout. Furniture is excellent. Very good bore. Fine mechanics. 1,200 - 1,800 3303 - (M) BULGARIAN ARSENAL SAM7SF 7.62X39MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: Bulgaria Model: SAM7SF Serial No. BE530504 Caliber/Bore: 7.62x39mm Barrel Length: 16 - 3/8” FFL Status: Modern Manufactured in Bulgaria on a milled receiver with ambidextrous safety. Black finished barrel with chamber muzzle brake and bayonet lug. Standard AK pattern sights, receiver also mounted with a US made SM-13 scope rail. Furniture includes US made ribbed black polymer forend, ribbed pistol grip, and sidefolding skeleton stock. One circle “10” marked 40-round waffle pattern black plastic magazine is included. CONDITION: Excellent with nominal handling marks and mild evidence of careful use. Fine bright bore. Fine mechanics. 1,200 - 1,800 3304 - (M) ARSENAL IZHEVSK SAIGA SGL-20 7.62X39MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: Arsenal / Izhevsk Model: SGL20 Serial No. T11102831 Caliber/Bore: 7.62x39mm Barrel Length: 16 - 3/8” FFL Status: Modern Built on a 2011 dated stamped Russian made Izhevsk Saiga receiver by Arsenal mimicking the AK-103. Black finished barrel with chamber muzzle brake and bayonet lug. Standard AK pattern sights. US made ribbed polymer handguard, checkered pistol grip, and lightweight stock with ribbed steel butt plate. Includes a US made polymer 30-round magazine. CONDITION: Excellent. Near new with only light handling. Very fine, bright bore. Fine mechanics. 1,200 - 1,800 3305 - (M) BULGARIAN ARSENAL SAM5 CUSTOM SHOP 5.56X45MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: Bulgaria Model: SAM5 Serial No. XK612095 Caliber/Bore: 5.56x45mm Barrel Length: 16 - 3/8” FFL Status: Modern Black finished barrel with slotted muzzle brake and bayonet lug. Standard SK pattern sights. Arsenal imported Bulgarian circle “10” marked milled receiver with etched “CUSTOM SHOP” logo on the right side. US made ribbed polymer handguard, checkered pistol grip, and fixed stock with ribbed steel butt plate. Includes an olive circle “10” magazine and a sling. CONDITION: Excellent with some scant handling marks. Very fine bore. Fine mechanics. 1,200 - 1,800

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3306 - (M) IZHMASH SAIGA 7.62X39MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE IMPORTED BY FIME GROUP. Manufacturer: Izhmash Model: Saiga Serial No. 12106188 Caliber/Bore: 7.62x39mm Barrel Length: 16 - 3/8” FFL Status: Modern Built on a 2012 dated stamped Russian made Izhmash Saiga receiver imported by Fime Group mimicking the AK-103. Black finished barrel with Arsenal chamber muzzle brake and bayonet lug. Standard AK pattern sights. US made ribbed polymer handguard, checkered pistol grip, and lightweight stock with ribbed steel butt plate. Includes an Arsenal magazine. CONDITION: Excellent. Near new with only light handling marks. Very fine, bright bore. Fine mechanics. 1,200 - 1,800 3307 - (M) ARGENTINIAN FMAP DM ROSARIO FSL .308 WINCHESTER SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: FMAP Rosario Model: FSL Serial No. 1246 Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester Barrel Length: 21” FFL Status: Modern The FAL served Argentina through the Cold War, most notably during the Falklands War. This example of an Argentine made FSL was imported by SAC in parts and assembled by prior to the 1994 Assault Weapon Ban. It features matte black enamel finishes, a perforated muzzle brake, protected post front sight, aperture rear sight, grooved composition handguard, smooth pistol grip, and fixed stock with rubber pad. Upper and lower have nonmatching numbers as is traditionally seen on such post-1989 assembled rifles. Accepts metric pattern magazines, one of which is included. CONDITION: Excellent with some scattered handling marks. Excellent mirror bore. Fine mechanics. 1,200 - 1,800 3308 - (M) SCARCE STEYR AUG USR SEMI-AUTOMATIC BULLPUP SEMI0-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: Steyr Model: USR Serial No. 912USR449 Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: Modern Approximately 3,000 of these modified AUG rifles were made in Austria for US import during the ban era, this example manufactured in 1997. Black enamel paint finished crowned target barrel. Integral 1.5 scope with crosshair and ring optic with plastic caps. Gray polymer “thumbhole” style stock with folding vertical foregrip and rubber pad. Includes a translucent 9 round magazine. CONDITION: Excellent. Original finish shows some scuffing on the right side but is otherwise fine. Polymer has light handling marks. Fine, bright bore. Fine mechanics. Clear optics. 1,200 - 1,800 3309 - (C) U.S. SPRINGFIELD M1D GARAND SEMI-AUTOMATIC SNIPER RIFLE. Manufacturer: Springfield Armory Model: M1 Garand Serial No. 1523285 Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Originally manufactured in 1943 and later updated into M1D configuration. The Springfield M1D barrel is dated “1-52”, the drawing number hidden under the top wood as is correct for production prior to November 1952. Standard post-War iron sights and a reproduction M84 scope mount. Rebuilt internals. Oiled walnut stock with faint circle “P” firing proof at wrist. Includes M2 flash hider and web sling. CONDITION: Very good. Rifle retain the vast majority of its dark parkerized finish with some pinprick oxidation spotting and wear. Stock has been sanded and reoiled with some abrasions still remaining. Very fine, crisp mirror bore. ME reads over 1. TE under 3. Fine mechanics. 1,200 - 1,800

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3310 - (M) SPRINGFIELD AMRORY SOCOM 16 .308 WINCHESTER SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE IN A TROY CHASSIS WITH HARD CASE. Manufacturer: Springfield Model: SOCOM 16 Serial No. 359713 Caliber/Bore: 7.62x51mm Barrel Length: 16 - 1/4” FFL Status: Modern A nicely updated M14 platform rifle set in a camo painted alloy Troy M14 Modular Chassis System. Carbine length parkerized barrel with perforated flash hider. Chassis features a full length top optic rail and quad style accessory rails in the front. Rifle is mounted with Zeadio folding bipod, rail covers, a BCM shot vertical foregrip, Hogue rubber pistol grip, and Magpul PRS adjustable stock. Gun is housed in a hard sided fitted case with 4 total 20-round magazines. CONDITION: Excellent with some light surface scuffing. Fine bore and mechanics. 1,200 - 1,800 3311 - (M) PRE-BAN DAEWOO AR-100 K2 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: Daewoo Precision Industries Model: K2 Serial No. 486012 Caliber/Bore: 5.56 NATO Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: Modern Manufactured during the 1980s in South Korea as a domestically produced rifle with the AR-100 offered for civilian sales. Classic profile with folding stock, bayonet lug, flash hider, ribbed polymer furniture, adjustable rear sight, and fixed hooded blade front sight. No magazine, but these rifles accept STANAGS. Import marked by I.A. Company, Sacramento, California, on right side of magazine well. CONDITION: With virtually all of the factory finishes throughout, with some some scattered handling marks, a few silverings on the barrel, and some fine oxidation at front sight. Some mottling to parkerized finish. Mechanically fine, bore excellent with strong rifling and firing residue throughout. 1,000 - 2,000 3312 - (C) INLAND M1 CARBINE SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: Inland Manufacturing Model: M1 Carbine Serial No. 381993 Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: Curio & Relic 1943 manufacture Type 1 M1 carbine with Inland 4-44 dated barrel. Type 1 band with sling swivel; retaining screw absent. Carbine includes all early Inland components including op-rod, trigger group with blank push button safety, blank magazine release, unstaked flip sight marked “S”, High wood IO marked stock with ordnance wheel inspection, and 2 rivet handguard marked IC. CONDITION: Very good with no import markings. Excellent bore. Most all parkerized finish remains. Sling swivel is absent and retaining screw replaced. Mechanically excellent. 1,000 - 1,500 3313 - (M) LWRC M6IC .223 WYLDE SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: LWRC Model: M6IC Serial No. 23-02439 Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington Barrel Length: 16” FFL Status: Modern LWRC M6IC lower mated with a Primary Weapon Systems MK 114 MOD 2-M Upper with a pinned-andwelded FSC556 Mod 2 compensator. Rail with FDE scales, Magpul AFG foregrip, Vortex SPARC red dot sight, unbranded polymer BUIS, and Radian Raptor charging handle. Mapul pistol grip, LWRC buttstock, and CMC flat two stage trigger. CONDITION: Excellent with some very minor scattered marks from handling and range use. Mechanically fine, bore excellent with bright, strong rifling and some mild firing residue. Red dot powers on appropriately. 1,000 - 1,500

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3314 - (M) IMBEL FZ SA 7,62 FAL SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: Imbel Model: FAL Serial No. PAC7045 Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester Barrel Length: 21” FFL Status: Modern Built on a Pacific Armament imported Brazilian IMBEL Fz SA 7,62 with long slotted flash hider. protected post front sight, elevation adjustable aperture rear, stamped steel forend with folding bipod, smooth polymer pistol grip, and contemporary walnut stock with steel butt plate. Accepts metric pattern magazines although none are included with this lot. CONDITION: Excellent as assembled. Matte finishes shows some light wear, especially on the sides of the receiver. Furniture is fine with mild handling marks. Good, bright bore. Fine mechanics. 1,000 - 1,500 3315 - (M) DSA INC AUSTRIAN STG 58 STYLE FAL .308 WINCHESTER SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: DSA Model: StG58 Serial No. 10158 Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester Barrel Length: 21” FFL Status: Modern Built on a DSA reciever with Austrian style “StG58” marking. Matte gray finished throughout. Pencil barrel with Austrian grenade launcher flash hider, protected post front sight, and elevation adjustable aperture rear sight. Furniture includes a stamped steel forend with folding bipod, smooth polymer pistol grip, and fixed polymer stock with rubber pad. Accepts metric pattern magazines although none are included with this lot. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the matte gray finishes are retained with light wear, especially on the flash hider. Pistol grip shows some light scratching. Fine bore and mechanics. 1,000 - 1,500 3316 - (M) FB RADOM .762S BERYL M1 7.62X39MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: Radom Model: Beryl M1 Serial No. 2021SC00225PL Caliber/Bore: 7.62x39mm Barrel Length: 16” FFL Status: Modern Manufactured in Poland in 2021 by Fabryka Broni-Lucznik. Matte black finish throughout with perforated flash hider, standard AK style sights, stamped lower, ribbed black polymer hand stop forend, checkered Bakelite fat Polish pistol grip, and polymer stock with ribbed steel butt plate. Includes a ribbed steel 30-round magazine. CONDITION: Excellent. Near new with light handling. Excellent bore. Fine mechanics. 1,000 - 1,500 3317 - (M) AUSTRIAN STYLE DSA STG58 7.62X51MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: DSA Inc Model: StG58 Serial No. 10181 Caliber/Bore: 7.62x51mm Barrel Length: 21” FFL Status: Modern Built on a US DSA made receiver with factory “StG58” markings. Pencil barrel with Austrian pronged launcher muzzle device. Protected post front sight and elevation adjustable aperture rear. Furniture includes a stamped steel handguard with folding bipod, black polymer pistol grip, and walnut stock with rubber recoil pad. Accepts metric pattern magazines although none are included with this lot. CONDITION: Good. Receiver finish has been worn at the high edges to match the the battle worn appearance of the surplus components which are good to very good condition overall. Stock is fine as completely refinished. Well defined, bright bore with some frosting. Fine mechanics. 1,000 - 1,500

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3318 - (M) ARS CUSTOM DSA SA58 FAL PATTERN 7.62X51MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE Manufacturer: DSA Model: SA58 Serial No. DSA45835 Caliber/Bore: 7.62x51mm Barrel Length: 21” FFL Status: Modern Built on a DSA receiver by Arizona Response Systems in 2021 with matte black finish, long slotted flash hider, protected post front sight, elevation adjustable aperture rear, stamped steel forend with folding bipod, smooth polymer pistol grip, and surplus walnut stock with steel buttplate. Accepts metric pattern magazines although none are included. CONDITION: Excellent as assembled. Nearly all of the matte black finish is retained. Surplus pistol grip shows some scuffing. Stock is refinished with some abrasions remaining. Very good, bright bore. Fine mechanics. 1,000 - 1,500 3319 - (M) POLISH FB RADOM .223S BERYL M1 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: Radom Model: Beryl M1 Serial No. 2023SA03456PL Caliber/Bore: 5.56x45mm Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: Modern Manufactured in Poland in 2023 by Fabryka Broni-Lucznik. Matte black finish throughout with perforated flash hider, standard AK style sights, stamped lower, ribbed black polymer hand stop forend, checkered Bakelite fat Polish pistol grip, and polymer stock with ribbed steel butt plate. Includes an olive circle “10” magazine and a web sling. CONDITION: Excellent. Near new with light handling. Excellent bore. Fine mechanics. 1,000 - 1,500 3320 - (M) ARS CUSTOM DSA FAL 7.62MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH FINNISH CREST. Manufacturer: DSA Model: FAL Serial No. DS35838 Caliber/Bore: 7.62x51mm Barrel Length: 21” FFL Status: Modern Custom built by Arizona Response Systems 10 2024 on a DSA receiver with custom added FN markings and a Finnish crest. Pencil barrel with perforated launcher flash hider, hooded post front sight, and protected aperture rear. Fitted with a stamped steel forend with folding bipod, smooth polymer pistol grip, and walnut stock with steel butt plate. Accepts metric pattern magazines although none are included with this lot. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the custom black finishes are retained. Stock has a few scattered impressions. Mirror bore. Fine mechanics. 1,000 - 1,500 3321 - (M) TORTORT MANUFACTURING GALIL AR 5.56X45MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: Tortort Model: Galil Serial No. TGL5735 Caliber/Bore: 5.56x45mm Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: Modern A quality custom build with some surplus parts on a milled Tortort receiver with replica Israeli markings including the IDF crest. Durable matte black finish throughout. Pencil barrel with cage flash hider and bayonet lug. Hooded post front sight and aperture rear. Furniture includes a ribbed black polymer forend, smooth pistol grip, and side folding skeleton stock. Includes a 40-round magazine and camo sling. CONDITON: Excellent as custom built with light handling marks. Surplus furniture shows more significant wear but presents well. Fine bright bore. Fine mechanics. 1,000 - 1,500

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3322 - (C) USMC “O-66” SPRINGFIELD M1 GARAND SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: Springfield Armory Model: M1 Garand Serial No. 4235311 Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Circa early 1950s Korean War production receiver with electro pencil marked “O-66” overhaul marking on the tab indicating this rifle was rebuilt in 1966 by the Marine Corps either the depot at Barstow, California or Albany, Georgia. The Springfield barrel is dated “11-41”. Custom fitted commercial globe front sight and post-War “DRC” aperture rear. Rebuilt internals. CONDITION: Very good. Nearly all of the reapplied parkerized finishes are retained with mild wear. Stock is good with dings and nicks, as well as 2 small holes on the right side. Good, frosted bore. ME of 2. TE of .5. Fine mechanics. 1,000 - 1,500 3323 - (M) JAMES RIVER ARSENAL BM-59 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: James River Arsenal Model: BM59 Serial No. 1012 Caliber/Bore: 7.62x51mm Barrel Length: 20” FFL Status: Modern The BM-59, an updated NATO caliber M1 Garand that accepts box magazines, has served Italy since 1959. This example was built by James River on a new made receiver. Parkerized finish throughout. Barrel is fitted with a “P B” Beretta marked grenade launcher muzzle device with bayonet lug. “PB” protected blade front sight with flip up launcher ladder and US “DRC” aperture rear. Beretta charging handle, Springfield bolt, and Beretta winter trigger assembly. The walnut stock sports a folding bipod and rubber recoil pad. Includes 2 total magazines and a cleaning kit. CONDITION: Very good. Nearly all of the parkerized finishes are retained with high edge wear and mild evidence of use. Bipod shows some finish scuffing. Stock is fine as refinished. Good bore. Fine mechanics. 1,000 - 1,500 3324 - (C) WINCHESTER M1 SEMI-AUTOMATIC CARBINE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: M1 Carbine Serial No. 1110561 Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured in the first block of Winchester production which ran from October 1942 to December 1943. Parkerized barrel with “W” and “WP” proofs. Protected blade front sight and unmarked reproduction type I rear sight. Rebuilt internals including round bolt and flip safety. M2 cut low wood stock with 4-rivet handguard retained by a flat band. Includes green woven sling, oiler, and cone flash hider. CONDITION: Good. Nearly all of the reapplied parkerized finish is retained throughout. Wood has been lightly sanded and reoiled with some scattered dings and nicks. Well defined, frosted bore. Fine mechanics. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 1,000 - 1,500 3325 - (M) DANIEL DEFENSE DDM4A1 5.56X45MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: Daniel Defense Model: DDM4 Serial No. DDM4198536 Caliber/Bore: 5.56x45mm Barrel Length: 16 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern These quality AR platform rifles have been proven in combat by US Special Forces and other elite units. Fitted with a matte finished 14 - 1/2” chrome lined barrel pinned and welded with a directional cage flash hider to 16 - 1/2”. Brown Cerekote finished lower and flat top upper. Daniel Defense MaA1 RIS II quad rail forend with rail covers. Rubber padded brown polymer pistol grip with integral trigger guard. Telescoping brown polymer stock with rubber pads. No magazine is included. CONDITION: Excellent with light evidence of handing and careful use. Fine bore and mechanics. 1,000 - 2,000

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3326 - (C) INLAND M1 SEMI-AUTOMATIC CARBINE. Manufacturer: Inland Division Model: M1 Carbine Serial No. 6783750 Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured in Inland’s 5th block of production which ran from November 1944 to January 1945. The Inland barrel is dated “1-45” and is mounted with an “N” marked milled front sight. Later adjustable “I.R.CO” adjustable rear sight. “AI” marked round bolt. Slide is marked in the well with a very faint underlined “PI”. Inland trigger group with “H.I” hammer, “E.I” M2 magazine catch, and “M” marked flip safety. Walnut low wood stock marked “IO” in the sling well with faint ordnance crossed cannons on the right and a boxed “RIA / EB” arsenal cartouche on the left. “H.I.” marked 4-rivet top wood retained by a “SI” bayonet lug band. Includes 3 15-round magazines, oiler, olive sling, and 6 50-round boxes of modern ammunition. CONDITION: Fine. Carbine retains nearly all of its parkerized finishes with some mild wear and evidence of use. Bolt finish shows considerably more wear. Stock has scattered mild impressions. Very fine, crisp and bright bore. Fine mechanics. 1,000 - 1,500 3327 - (M) ROMANIAN ROMTEC WUM 1 AK-47 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH SCOPE. Manufacturer: Cugir Model: WUM-1 Serial No. WUM1-2317 Caliber/Bore: 7.62X39 Barrel Length: 16” FFL Status: Modern Manufactured circa 1990s in Romania by Cugir for American export. Finished in matte gray throughout. Barrel is fitted with a thread on directional muzzle device and shaved bayonet lug. Protected post front sight and 1000 meter tangent rear sight. A crinkle paint finished PSOP 6x scope is also mounted and includes a zip up case and original manual. Stamped construction receiver which accepts standard AK pattern magazines. 2-piece wood forend and laminated thumbhole PSL style ban period import stock. CONDITION: Very good. Original finishes shows some light wear. Stocks are very good. Very good, bright bore. Fine mechanics. Optic is clear with a few flaws in the glass. 800 - 1,200 3328 - (M) FEDERAL ARMS CORPORATION DC INDUSTRIES FA-FAL SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: DC Industries Model: FAL Serial No. 202038 Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester Barrel Length: 16 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern An updated FAL build on a machined DC Industries FAL receiver. Carbine length pencil barrel with directional muzzle brake, protected post front sight, and elevation adjustable rear sight. Equipped with a folding charging handle. Furniture includes a grooved black polymer forend, oversized folding carry handle, US made SAW style pistol grip, and SAW style stock. CONDITION: Very good. Rifle retains the vast majority of its custom finishes with wear and other evidence of use. Very good, bright and shiny bore. Fine mechanics. 800 - 1,200 3329 - (M) DSA SA58 .308 WINCHESTER SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: DSA Model: SA58 Serial No. DS24673 Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester Barrel Length: 16 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern Built on a DSA receiver with matte gray finish, carbine length barrel, launcher-style flash hider, protected post front sight, elevation adjustable aperture rear, DSA optic rail, stamped steel forend with folding bipod, smooth polymer pistol grip, and fixed stock with rubber pad. Accepts metric pattern magazines although none are included. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the contemporary finished are retained with light handling marks. Fine bore and mechanics. 800 - 1,200

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3330 - (M) LWRC IC-E 5.56X45MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: LWRC Model: IC-E Serial No. 24-34939 Caliber/Bore: 5.56x45mm NATO Barrel Length: 16 - 1/8” FFL Status: Modern Three prong flash hider, LWRC branded BUIS, Streamlight ProTac and ProTac pressure switch, Magpul MOE vertical foregrip, EoTech holographic sight, MagPul MOE+ pistol grip, and LWRC telescoping buttstock. CONDITION: Excellent, with some scattered marks from handling and storage, including some heavier brassing to brass deflector. Mechanically fine, bore excellent with strong rifling. EoTech and Streamlight power power on appropriately. A well set up rifle. 800 - 1,200 3331 - (M) ATLANTIC ARMS POLISH TANTAL AK-74 5.45X39MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: Atlantic Arms Model: Tantal Serial No. AM06961 Caliber/Bore: 5.45x39mm Barrel Length: 16” FFL Status: Modern Built on a modern stamped Childers receiver by Atlantic Arms with a 1993 dated Polish circle “11” kbk wz. 88 Tantal parts kit. US made nitride finished barrel with chamber flash hider and bayonet lug. Standard AK pattern sights. Matching numbers observed on trunnion, bolt carrier, top cover, and other components. Furniture includes a Bakelite forend, matte brown handguard, checkered red Bakelite pistol grip, and side folding wire stock. Also accompanied by a brown circle “21” marked magazine and green sling. CONDITION: Excellent as assembled. Metal retains nearly all of its contemporary mate finish with light wear and handling. Surplus furniture shows some light scuffing. Very fine, bright bore, Fine mechanics. 800 - 1,200 3332 - (M) DSA SA58 .308 WINCHESTER SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH CUBAN CREST. Manufacturer: DSA Model: SA58 Serial No. DS18144 Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester Barrel Length: 21” FFL Status: Modern Custom assembled on a milled SA58 receiver with added FN address and “EJECTIRO DE CUBA” crest on the right side. Black enamel finished pencil barrel with long slotted flash hider. Protected adjustable post front sight and aperture rear. Contemporary hardwood handguard of nice figure, folding charging handle, surplus polymer pistol grip, and walnut stock with steel butt plate. Accepts metric pattern magazines, one of which is included. CONDITION: Excellent as professionally assembled. Nearly all of the modern finishes are retained with light handling. Surplus components show wear, some with cleaned oxidation spotting. Fine bore and mechanics. 800 - 1,200 3333 - (M) IWI GALIL ACE SAR 7.62X39MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: IWI Model: Galil ACE SAR Serial No. G2007299 Caliber/Bore: 7.62x39mm Barrel Length: 16” FFL Status: Modern A modern take on the iconic Israeli assault rifle. Matte finished pencil barrel with directional cage flash hider. Protected post front sight and 2-position aperture rear sight. A Holosun HS403B red dot sight is also mounted to the full length optic rail. Black polymer furniture. Includes a 40-round circle “10” waffle magazine. CONDITION: Excellent with light handling marks. Very good bore. Fine mechanics. Red dot in order at the time of cataloging. 800 - 1,200

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3334 - (C) SPRINGFIELD M1 GARAND SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: Springfield Armory Model: M1 Garand Serial No. 579850 Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured circa March 1942. Springfield barrel dated “6-51”. Post-War sights. Rebuilt internals including a National Match op rod. Birch GI style stocks with added “S.A. / G.H.S.” cartouche and crossed cannons proof on the left side. CONDITION: Very good as rebuilt. Rifle retains the vast majority of its arsenal reapplied parkerized finishes with some areas of wear and discoloration. Stocks have scattered minor abrasions. Defined, heavily frosted bore. ME gauge reads well over marked increments. TE of 5. Fine mechanics. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 800 - 1,200 3335 - (M) RUGER MINI-14 SEMI-AUTOMATIC .223 RANCH RIFLE. Manufacturer: Ruger Model: Mini 14 Ranch Rifle Serial No. 580-11292 Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington Barrel Length: 16” FFL Status: Modern Early 2000 production stainless Ranch Rifle. Barrel is fitted with a combination cage flash hider, bayonet lug, and base for a protected post front sight. Receiver mounted aperture rear sight. Gun is outfitted in a desirable discontinued Butler Creek skeleton side folding stock with checkered black polymer body and pistol grip. No magazine is included. CONDITION: Very good with handling marks. Very good, bright bore. Fine mechanics. 800 - 1,200

3336 - (C) WWII H&R REISING MODEL 65H .22 LR SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: H&R Model: 65H Serial No. 7382 Caliber/Bore: .22 LR Barrel Length: 23” FFL Status: Curio & Relic

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Manufactured circa 1943 to 1945, many were purchased by the Marine Corps as training rifles during World War II. Rifle features parkerized finish, military style protected blade front sight, Redfield target aperture rear sight, heavy oil finished walnut stock, and military style mounts. Includes an M1 carbine sling. CONDITION: Very good. Rifle retains the vast majority of the factory parkerized finish with some cleaned oxidating spotting and fading. Stock is fine with mild handling, some surface spotting, and few minor hairline splits. Very fine, crisp bore. Fine mechanics. 500 - 1,000 3337 - (M) JUST RIGHT TAKEDOWN CARBINE .45 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH SOFT CASE. Manufacturer: Just Right Carbine Model: JR Carbine Serial No. JRCV076097 Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP Barrel Length: 17” FFL Status: Modern The parkerized “JRC / 45 ACP” marked barrel is designed to be quickly removed and it is locked in place by the fluted thread of alloy handguard. Solid milled receiver with integral optic rail on which a laser and reflex red dot sight are mounted. AR-style fire control group with A2 style checkered pistol grip. Telescoping stock with adjustable cheek riser and rubber pad. Gun is housed in the factory tactical takedown backpack case. A very handy and compact carbine. CONDITION: Excellent. Factory finishes show some light handling and scuffing, especially on the barrel. Mirror bore. Fine mechanics. No magazine is included. 300 - 600

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3338 - (M) SPRINGFIELD SOCOM 16 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE. Manufacturer: Springfield Armory Model: Socom 16 Serial No. 383261 Caliber/Bore: 7.62x51 NATO Barrel Length: 16” FFL Status: Modern Contemporary tactical modernization of the classic M14 platform with matte finish, ported barrel, protected blade front sight with tritium insert, rear aperture sight, scout rifle optic rail, checkered black polymer stock with semi-pistol grip, molded handguard, and M14 style buttplate. CONDITION: Excellent, with some very mild handling marks throughout, mostly shop wear. Mechanically fine, bore with strong rifling and some moderate frosting. 800 - 1,200 3339 - (C) RUGER INTERNATIONAL MODEL 44 CARBINE SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE IN .44 MAGNUM. Manufacturer: Ruger Model: 44 Carbine Serial No. 107101 Caliber/Bore: .44 Magnum Barrel Length: 18” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Manufactured in 1966. Blued barrel with 2-line “STURM, RUGER & CO., INC.” address. Gold bead blade front sight and flip up adjustable u-notch rear. Blued receiver with alloy trigger guard. Full length uncheckered walnut Mannlicher style “international” stock with blued steel Schnabel tip, sling loops, Ruger logo grip cap, and serrated plastic Ruger logo butt plate. Just 3,700 of these “44X” models were produced with uncheckered Mannlicher stocks circa 1966-67. This example is housed in an original Ruger 2-piece box without end label. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the original blue is retained with some cleaned light oxidation spotting on the receiver. Stock is fine with scattered nicks and some mild abrasion on the left flat. Very good, bright bore. Mechanics are a little sticky. Safety is stuck on the off position. Box rates very good. 1,000 - 1,500 3340 - (M) BENELLI ETHOS 20 BORE SEMI-AUTOMATIC SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Benelli Model: Ethos Serial No. X044630E15 Barrel Length: 27 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern Chamber: 3” Choke: Tubes Gauge: 20 GA Weight: 5lb 12oz Manufactured in Italy in 2014. High polished blue finished and ported barrel with carbon fiber ventilated rib and high viz front sight with center bead. Tight scroll engraved brushed finish alloy recover. Checkered walnut stocks with padded cheek piece and Progressive Comfort recoil pad. Includes a full set of thread in chokes. CONDITION: Excellent with light handling. Bright bore showing some evidence of use. Fine mechanics. 800 - 1,200 3341 - (M) DUCKS UNLIMITED REMINGTON MODEL 1100 SPECIAL FIELD 12 GAUGE SEMI-AUTOMATIC SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Remington Model: 1100 Serial No. DU853384 Barrel Length: 25 - 1/2” FFL Status: Modern Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: Threaded Gauge: 12 Manufactured in 1985 as a Ducks Unlimited commemorative, numbered in its own range. The short and handy blued barrel features a ventilated rib with Bradley style front bead sight and mid rib bead. Barrel is threaded for chokes although no tubes are included. The receiver has gold “Ducks / Unlimited / 1985-1986 / REMINGTON MODEL 1100” on the left side with flying mallards and and flowing reeds. Right side has gold “DUCKS UNLIMITED” crest with another flying mallard and reeds. Nicely figured diamond checkered walnut forend and straight grip stock with “RA” monogrammed checkered plastic butt plate. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the original factory finishes are retained with light handling marks. Bright bore, fine mechanics. 700 - 1,000

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3342 - (C) PARKER TROJAN 20 BORE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Parker Brothers Model: Trojan Serial No. 212181 Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8” Drop at Heel: 2 - 5/8” Length of Pull: 14” Chamber: 2 - 1/2” Choke: (L) Full (R) Imp Mod Gauge: 20 Gauge Manufactured in 1925. Blued Trojan steel barrels with matted rib, single bead sight, and extractor. Plain case hardened action and double triggers. Checkered walnut splinter forend and stock with checkered pistol grip and serrated composition butt plate. CONDITION: Good. Barrels retains the vast majority of original blue with thinning and some areas of oxidation. Action has faded to gray patina with flashes of color on the water table. Stocks are good with field impressions throughout. But fits somewhat poorly to the action and has a sliver of loss along the tang and well as a chip at the base of the buttplate. Good bores showing use. Fine mechanics. 1,200 - 1,800 3343 - (M) BROWNING BSS 20 BORE SIDE BY SIDE BOXLOCK SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Browning Model: BSS Serial No. 02382RV168 Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Modern Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8”+ Drop at Heel: 2” Length of Pull: 13 - 7/8” over pad, neutral cast Chamber: 3” Choke: (L) Mod (R) Imp Cyl Gauge: 20 Manufactured in 1976 in Japan. The blued B-SIS Special Steel barrels sport a matted rib, single bead sight, and ejectors. Boxlock with light foliate machine engraving. Single non-selective inertia trigger and automatic safety. Checkered walnut splinter forend with Deeley style release. Nicely figured oil finished stock with checkered straight grip and Old English pad. CONDITION: Very good. Nearly all of the professionally reapplied blue is retained with some high edge wear and a few oxidation spots. Stocks are very fine as refreshed with crisp checkering. Bright bores. Fine mechanics. Ejectors in time. 1,200 - 1,800 3344 - (C) AUGUSTE FRANCOTTE GRADE 3 SIDE BY SIDE 12 GAUGE SHOTGUN RETAILED BY VON LENGERKE & DETMOLD.. Manufacturer: Francotte Model: Side by Side Serial No. 20410 Barrel Length: 28” Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2” Drop at Heel: 3” Length of Pull: 13 - 1/2” over the pad Chamber: 3” Choke: (L) Cyl (R) Cyl Gauge: 12 Gauge Fitted with a lovely set of browned fine twist barrels with matted rib, double bead sights, and ejectors. Rib is retailer marked “VON LENGERKE & DETMOLD NEW-YORK” for the famed retailer and importer who procured these guns from Belgium. Side plated box lock action with tight English scroll engraving, each side plate also engraved “A FRANCOTTE MAKER & PATENTEE LONDON”. Cross bolt lockup with side clips and sculpted acanthus leaf recoil shields. Equipped with double triggers and an automatic safety. Finely checkered forend with Deeley patent pushbutton release. Rich walnut stock with checkered straight grip, blank toeline escutcheon, and red rubber recoil pad. CONDITION: Very good. Barrels retain the vast majority of their reapplied finish with some minor wear at the muzzle. Action displays traces of case color in the protected areas, the balance drifting to patina. Stocks have added finish with fresh checkering and some scattered mild field impressions. Bores are bright with some fine cleaned abrasions. Fine mechanics. 800 - 1,200

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3345 - (C) HENRY MONK .410 SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Henry Monk Model: SxS Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/4” Drop at Heel: 1 - 3/4” Length of Pull: 13 - 1/4” Chamber: 2 - 1/2” Choke: (L) Cyl (R) Cyl Gauge: .410 Nitro proofed browned barrels signed in the concave rib “HENRY MONK CHESTER” with single bead sight and extractor. Polished and lightly engraved box lock action with double triggers and automatic safety. Checkered walnut splinter forend with horn Schnabel tip. Straight gripped checkered stock with blank toeline escutcheon and serrated butt. CONDITION: Good. Barrels retain nearly all of their reapplied finish with some thinning at the muzzle and scattered marks. Action is bright with softened engraving. Trigger guard also retains nearly all of its reapplied blue. Stocks have been nicely refinished with refreshed checkering and a few scattered marks. Bores have some moderate pitting. Fine mechanics. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 1,000 - 1,500 3346 - (C) F. BEESLEY .410 SIDE BY SIDE BOXLOCK SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: F. Beesley Model: Boxlock Serial No. 2671 Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8” Drop at Heel: 1 - 3/4” Length of Pull: 12 - 1/4” Chamber: 2 - 1/2” Choke: (L) Full (R) Mod Gauge: .410 Weight: 4lb 4.4oz

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Built by well known gunmaker Frederick Beesley, inventor of the self opening action still utilized in Purdey guns. This handsome smallbore is signed “F. BEESLEY 2 St. JAMES’S STREET LONDON SW” on the smooth concave rib. Rib has a brass mushroom bead front sight and a flourish of engraving towards the breech. Blued barrels are nitro proofed and have an extractor. Case hardened box lock action engraved “F. BEESLEY” on each side in banners on each side with some tight scrollwork. Blued bottom plate and trigger guard have similar engraving. Double triggers and an automatic safety. The checkered walnut splinter forend has a very attractive horn Schnabel tip and engraved escutcheon. The petite walnut stock has a checkered straight grip and checkered butt. CONDITION: Very good. Barrels retain nearly all of their period blue with some scattered handling marks. Action displays significant portions of fading case colors with a few bight flashes of color. Bottom plate retains significant portions of its polished blue, while the trigger guard has been cleaned to a silvery patina with traces of finish in the protected areas. Stocks have field impressions, scuffs, and use but are overall good. Inside of the forend has a split along the latch which appears to be stable Bores are bright but show some use. Fine mechanics. 1,000 - 1,500 3347 - (C) CASED BROWNING BICENTENNIAL B78 SINGLE SHOT RIFLE. Manufacturer: Browning Model: B78 Serial No. 17760508 Caliber/Bore: .45-70 Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Just 1,000 of these handsome cased sets were produced to celebrate the American bicentennial in 1976. The rifle was manufactured in Japan and finished in Belgium. It has a polish blued tapered octagon barrel with acanthus leaf scroll at muzzle and breech. Rocky Mountain front sight and semi-buckhorn rear. The coin finished high wall receiver has an engraved American bald eagle on the left and bison on the right, each with punch dot borders and scrollwork. Figured walnut Schnabel tipped checkered forend. Gloss finished feather figure stock with checkered straight grip and engraved crescent butt plate. Gun is housed in a French fitted wood presentation case with “Bicentennial Edition” plaque, factory paperwork including receipt, bicentennial medallion, and knife. The Browning knife has an large spread wing eagle holding a banner reading “BROWNING ARMS COMPANY U.S.A.” on the left side of the blade and prairie scene of charging bison on the right. Checkered walnut handle with engraved brass mounts. CONDITION: Excellent. With some light handling and dried grease. Very good, bright bore. Fine mechanics. Case has some expected edgewear. 1,500 - 3,000

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3348 - (A) ENFIELD MARK I MARTINI HENRY SINGLE SHOT RIFLE WITH PACKET OF AMMO. Manufacturer: Enfield Model: Mark I Caliber/Bore: 577/450 Barrel Length: 33 - 1/4” FFL Status: Antique Manufactured in 1873, this second variation rifle remains in very scarce un-updated configuration as Mark I rifles still in standard British service were updated to the Mark II. Blued barrel with War Department proofs. Bayonet lug blade front sight and ladder rear sight. Action is fitted with a large cocking indicator and bronze axis pin. Right side has the cypher of Queen Victoria and “ENFIELD / 1873 / I.” markings. Full length forend retained by a pair of barrel bands. Walnut stock with “1” Enfield roundel and early checkered butt plate. A later style wiping rod and an 1891 packet of Mark III rolled case ball cartridges is included. CONDITION: Fine. Rifle retains the vast majority of its fading arsenal reapplied blue finish with some evidence of cleaned older oxidation spotting underneath. Stocks have been cleaned and reoiled with scattered impressions throughout. Good, well defined bore. Fine mechanics. 1,500 - 2,500 3349 - (A) ENFIELD MARK I MARTINI HENRY SINGLE SHOT RIFLE WITH BAYONET. Manufacturer: Enfield Model: Mark I Caliber/Bore: .577/450 Barrel Length: 33 - 1/4” FFL Status: Antique Manufactured in 1873, this second variation rifle remains in very scarce un-updated configuration as Mark I rifles still in standard British service were updated to the Mark II. Blued barrel with War Department proofs. Bayonet lug blade front sight and ladder rear sight. Action is fitted with a large cocking indicator and bronze axis pin. Right side has the cypher of Queen Victoria and “ENFIELD / 1873 / I.” markings. Full length forend retained by a pair of barrel bands. Walnut stock with “1” Enfield roundel and early checkered butt plate. Includes an updated wiping rod and socket bayonet with leather scabbard. CONDITION: Fine. Rifle retains the vast majority of its fading arsenal blue finish. Stocks have been cleaned and refinished with scattered impressions throughout. Well defined bore with heavy fouling. Fine mechanics. 1,500 - 2,500 3350 - (A) ENFIELD MARK I MARTINI HENRY SINGLE SHOT RIFLE WITH BAYONET. Manufacturer: Enfield Model: Mark I Caliber/Bore: .577/450 Barrel Length: 33 - 1/4” FFL Status: Antique Manufactured in 1873, this second variation rifle remains in very scarce un-updated configuration as Mark I rifles still in standard British service were updated to the Mark II. Blued barrel with War Department proofs. Bayonet lug blade front sight and ladder rear sight. Action is fitted with a large cocking indicator and bronze axis pin. Right side has the cypher of Queen Victoria and “ENFIELD / 1873 / I.” markings. Full length forend retained by a pair of barrel bands. Walnut stock with “1” Enfield roundel and early checkered butt plate. Includes a correct early wiping rod and socket bayonet with leather scabbard. CONDITION: Fine. Rifle retains the vast majority of its fading arsenal blue finish with some evidence of cleaned older oxidation spotting. Stocks have been cleaned and reoiled with scattered impressions throughout. Good, well defined bore. Fine mechanics. 1,500 - 2,500 3351 - (A) SNIDER-ENFIELD MARK III SINGLE SHOT CARBINE. Manufacturer: Enfield Model: Snider Mark III Caliber/Bore: .577 Snider Barrel Length: 19 - 1/4” FFL Status: Antique Manufactured by Enfield in 1870. Pinned blade front sight and carbine ladder rear sight with leather cover. Lock marked with the cypher of Queen Victoria. 1-piece walnut walnut stock mounted with a single steel barrel band, brass trigger guard, saddle ring, and tool trap brass butt plate. CONDITION: Very good. Metal displays a pleasant aged gray/brown patina. Wood is dark with evidence of heavy use including a split near the toe and a plug along the toe line. Well defined bore with some mild cleaned spotting. Fine mechanics. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 1,500 - 2,000

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3352 - (C) SWISS CASIMIR WEBER SINGLE SHOT FREI PISTOL. Manufacturer: Casimir Weber Model: Frei Pistol Serial No. F7 Caliber/Bore: .22 LR Barrel Length: 12 - 1/8” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Swiss gunmaker Casimir Weber of Zurich Switzerland manufactured single shot Frei pistol. Break action single shot with solid target rib, ramped front 2 tone blade sight with micrometer adjustable rear sight. Chambered in .22 Long Rifle with wide checkered target trigger. Varnished and checkered 2 piece target stocks with gold monogram plate with a script “S” at center. Casimir Weber was a successful gun maker who in 1908 patented a number of single shot target pistols. 3 distinct pattern are known, This pattern emulated the Borchardt 93 semi auto and another single shot with a frame mounted rear target sight. This example serial F7 is a rust blue finished example with spur hammer. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine with 98% blue finish. Brilliant sharp bore. Excellent wood target stocks. Mechanically excellent. 1,500 - 2,500 3353 - (A) REMINGTON HEPBURN FALLING BLOCK SINGLE SHOT RIFLE. Manufacturer: Remington Model: Hepburn Serial No. 7400 Caliber/Bore: .45-70 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Antique The case hardened Remington Hepburn action is fitted with a replacement medium heavy profile blued octagon barrel marked “1 IN 18 RADG SIMMEN 5.6.12”. Rifle has a barrel mounted MVA 6X 33 - 1/2” scope. Steel tipped custom deluxe checkered walnut forend and round knob pistol grip stock with case hardened crescent butt plate. CONDITION: Excellent as professionally restored. Nearly all of the reapplied finishes are retained. Custom stocks are likewise excellent with a few nicks and light handling marks. Crisp mirror bore. Fine mechanics. Optic has some light clouding. 1,000 - 1,500 3354 - (A) VERY FINE SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1879 TRAPDOOR RIFLE. Manufacturer: Springfield Model: 1879 Serial No. 195118 Caliber/Bore: .45-70 Barrel Length: 32 - 5/8” FFL Status: Antique Classic blued barrel with standard proofs at breech, bayonet lug blade front sight and “R” marked 1879 rear sight. Case hardened low arch breech block stamped “U.S. / MODEL / 1873”. 3-click tumbler. Full length walnut stock with crisp “SWP / 1882” cartouche and encircled script “P” firing proof. Standard blued mounts. CONDITION: Excellent. Extremely fine as unissued. Nearly all of the arsenal blue is retained with some mild thinning. Some loss present towards the muzzle and on the trigger guard. Case colors are strong and bright. Stock has some light scattered impressions. Excellent bright bore. Crisp mechanics. 1,000 - 1,500 3355 - (A) SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1867 TRAPDOOR CADET STYLE RIFLE. Manufacturer: Springfield Model: 1867 Serial No. 61 Caliber/Bore: .50-45 Barrel Length: 29 - 3/4” FFL Status: Antique Just 424 2-band cadet rifles were manufactured circa 1867-68 by Springfield Armory, many shipping to West Point. The bright finished 29 3/4” barrel is eagle proofed at the extreme breech and marked with a “61” rack number at the rear sight. Although several sources including Flayderman’s list the barrel lengths of these cadet rifles as 33”, examples are known with 29 - 3/4” barrels. Blade front sight and blued 2-leaf 1866 rifle rear sight graduated to 700 yards. Blackened “1866” and eagle proofed Allin conversion style breech block with arched lightening cuts. Correct “1867” dated thin lock plate. Walnut stock with a very faint oval inspection cartouche and 9” comb. Mounts include 2 barrel bands, thinned trigger guard, and unmarked 1 - 1/2” wide butt plate. CONDITION: Very good as assembled later with some real parts. Barrel is bright as cleaned with some oxidation near the breech block. Bands are bright with some cleaned spotting. Lock has evidence of cleaned oxidation spotting. Stock has been cleaned and reoiled with scattered impressions. Well defined bore with some black powder abrasion. Fine mechanics. 1,000 - 2,000

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3356 - (C) GEORG GOEHRING SINGLE SHOT F.W. KESSLER MARTINI ACTION SCHUETZEN RIFLE WITH SPARE BARREL. Manufacturer: Georg Goehring / F.W. Kessler Model: Schuetzen Serial No. 33575 Caliber/Bore: 8.14x46mm Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Octagon Krupp Gusstahl barrel BUG proofed in 1926 with matted top flat signed “GEORG GOEHRING GARMISH”. Ramped protected post front sight marked “D.R.G.M” and tang mounted rear diopter sight. Case hardened martini style action signed “FWK” for F.W. Kessler with removable double set trigger assembly. Plain walnut splinter forend. Heavy sculpted Schuetzen stock with incise carving, thump rest, checkered palm rest panel, large cheek piece, and steel offhand butt plate. Toe line is mounted with a 1934 Duetsches Bundesschiessen Leipzig shield and silver plated “KGL. PRIV / FEUERSCH.GES / MURNAU / ARCO-SCHIESSEN / 1909-1929” badge. An additional blued Max Koch signed Bohler Stahl barrel is also included but not caliber marked. CONDITION: Good. Barrel blue has faded to a brown-gray patina. Action colors have also drifted to a patterned patina with brighter colors preserved in the protected areas. Stocks show finish loss and scattered impressions. An unfilled sling stud hole present at the toe line. Crisp bright bore. Fine mechanics. Set trigger in order. Spare barrel is good as refinished with a crip bright bore. 1,000 - 1,500

3357 - (C) L.C. SMITH 12 GAUGE OLYMPIC TRAP SINGLE BARREL SHOTGUN Manufacturer: L.C. Smith Model: Olympic Trap Serial No. 109576 Barrel Length: 32” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Length of Pull: 14-1/2” Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: full Gauge: 12 Bore Weight: 8.14 This gun dates to 1928. There were only 468 of these single barrel trap guns made before the war with 154 made from 1946 through 1950. The Olympic model was a ready made trap gun and were all standard. The case color box lock action features simple scroll engraving as can be seen on pg. 277 in the L.C. Smith book by Houchins. All serial numbers are matching. Features the blued vent rib barrel with a red luminescent front bead along with a small ivory bead, manual extractor, walnut stock with checkered pistol grip and white line pad. The grip cap is a replacement and needs fitting. The matching 2nd style beaver tail forearm is also checkered (page 275). The left side of barrel is stamped L.C.SMITH OLYMPIC TRAP. CONDITION: Fine. Flashes of case color blending patina on frame. Barrel retains vast majority of its blue with some sundry handling marks and freckles. Stocks are excellent showing minimal impressions. Mechanically sound and tight with a bright bore. 1,000 - 1,500

3358 - (C) ENGRAVED AND GOLD INLAID WINCHESTER MODEL 12 TRAP SLIDE ACTION 12 GAUGE SHOTGUN WITH BOX Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 12 Serial No. 1931859 Barrel Length: 30” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Length of Pull: 14” Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: Full Gauge: 12 gauge Dates to 1962. The receiver features some aftermarket American Bank Note scroll engraving with a gold pointer vignette on the left side, a goose on the other with a duck at rear upper. Other features include blue finish, vent rib, dual beads, jeweled bolt, nicely figured walnut stock with checkered pistol grip, a solid Winchester pad, and matching forearm. Comes with contemporary box with a warranty card and instructions. CONDITION: Excellent. The frame retains majority of blue with some toning at high edges and some age freckling. Barrel shows minor handling marks. Stock is excellent. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 1,500 - 2,500

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3359 - (C) WINCHESTER MODEL 61 .22 SMOOOTHBORE SLIDE ACTION RIFLE WITH BOX Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 61 Serial No. 241693 Caliber/Bore: .22 Rimfire Shot Only Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Dates to 1956. This is a scarce smooth bore variant with standard blue finish, take down, grooved receiver, single bead front sight, plain walnut stock with pistol grip and flat bottom grooved forearm. Proper style box but renumbered to match the rifle along with hang tag and instructions. CONDITION: Retains nearly all its blue finish showing only nominal handling marks. Stock shows nominal impressions. Mechanically sound. Bore is bright. 1,500 - 2,500 3360 - (C) WINCHESTER MODEL 12 SKEET SLIDE ACTION 12 GAUGE SHOTGUN WITH BOX Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 12 Serial No. 1948422 Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Length of Pull: 14 1/4” Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: WS-1 Gauge: 12 gauge Dates to 1963. Skeet marked barrel with vent rib, red fiber front sight, bead rear sight, dual tone blue finish, take down, straight comb, checkered walnut pistol grip stock with grip cap, Winchester black butt plate and matching checkered forearm. Comes in matching box with instructions. CONDITION: Retaining nearly all its blue finish showing some minor handling marks. Mechanically sound. Bore is bright. 1,500 - 2,000 3361 - (C) WINCHESTER MODEL 42 FACTORY TEST SLIDE ACTION SHOTGUN FROM THE WINCHESTER COLLECTION. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 42 Serial No. 121042 Barrel Length: 26” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Chamber: 3” Choke: Full Gauge: .410 Manufactured circa 1955. Blued Winchester proof steel barrel with single bead sight. Takedown action with a small “DO” marked on the trigger guard. 14-groove flat bottom walnut slide handle and smooth stock with checkered black plastic Winchester butt plate. This gun was used by Winchester as a factory test gun and includes its original green “QUALITY / CONTROL / TEST GUN” hang tag. A “N / 1 / 3” rack number is also painted on the toeline. An included 2018 notarized certificate of provenance of FN letterhead indicates that this gun listed by serial number was originally part of the Winchester factory collection in New Haven, Connecticut. The collection was absorbed by the U.S. Repeating Arms Co. in 1980 and later by the FN group when they acquired the company in 1989. A portion of the historic collection including this shotgun was offered for sale in 2018. CONDITION: Very good. Nearly all of the factory blue is retained with some high edge silvering, evidence of cycling, and scattered marks. Right side of the barrel has a 7” long area of dark paint added on top of the finish. Forend has some dings and nicks. The sides of the butt appear cleaned with some light impressions remaining. A large chip also present at the toe. Bright bore. Fine mechanics. A rare opportunity to acquire a Winchester from the factory collection. 1,500 - 2,500 3362 - (C) WINCHESTER MODEL 42 SLIDE ACTION .410 SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 42 Serial No. 128438 Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Chamber: 3” Choke: Full Gauge: .410 Manufactured in 1957. Classically configured with factory polished blue finish, single bead front sight, 14-groove flat bottom slide handle, straight grain walnut stock, and checkered plastic WRACO butt plate. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the factory blue is retained with mild high edge silvering and evidence of cycling. Forend shows some varnish loss and scattered light impressions. Stock has a few bruises but is otherwise very good. Very good, bright bore with some evidence of use. Fine mechanics. 1,200 - 1,800

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3363 - (C) WINCHESTER MODEL 42 .410 SLIDE ACTION SHOTGUN. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 42 Serial No. 126788 Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Chamber: 3” Choke: Full Gauge: .410 Manufactured in 1957. Classically configured with factory polished blue finish, single bead front sight 14-groove flat bottom slide handle, straight grain walnut stock, and checkered plastic WRACO butt plate. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the factory blue is retained with mild spotting and high edge silvering. Wood shows some field impressions and scuffs. Bore is bright with evidence of use. Fine mechanics. 1,200 - 1,800 3364 - (A) COLT SMALL FRAME LIGHTNING SLIDE ACTION .22 RF RIFLE. Manufacturer: Colt Model: LIghtning Carbine Serial No. 23989 Caliber/Bore: .22 Rimfire Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Antique Manufactured 1896. Round barrel with drift adjustable front blade sight and Colt drift adjustable rear sight. Blue finish with 2 line Colt barrel address and marked “22 CAL” on left side of barrel. High polished blue receiver with case color trigger and hammer. Deluxe checkered forearm with walnut butt and Colt Gutta Percha buttplate with Rampant colt monogram. Mounted with proper folding midrange tang sight. CONDITION: Very fine with brilliant bore. 97% finish on barrel and magazine. Receiver has some light scratches and a few dents at ejection port on left side. Wood is good with small crack in forearm and some very light impressions in butt. Butt plate is excellent. Leather sling remains supple. Mechanically excellent 1,000 - 2,000

3365 - (C) WINCHESTER MODEL 61 SLIDE ACTION RIFLE WITH ILLUSTRATED BOX. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 61 Serial No. 179029 Caliber/Bore: .22 Rimfire Barrel Length: 24” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Dates to 1952. Standard rifle features the blue finish, non-grooved receiver, take down, dovetailed front sight, flat top rear sporting sight, plain walnut pistol grip stock, checkered metal butt plate and grooved flat bottom forearm. Comes in a factory box with the boy illustration, proper end label with matching hand-written serial number along with instructions and safety booklet. CONDITION: Retains nearly all of its blue finish showing only nominal handling. Stock is equally fine. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. Box is bright with two split corners and some added masking tape. 1,500 - 2,000 3366 - (C) WINCHESTER MODEL 12 SLIDE ACTION 20 GAUGE SHOTGUN WITH BOX. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 12 Serial No. 1959056 Barrel Length: 26” Length of Pull: 14” Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: Improved Cylinder Gauge: 20 Gauge Dates to 1963. Standard field grade take-down with blue finish, plain barrel, single bead front sight, plain pistol grip walnut stock, black Winchester butt plate and rounded, grooved matching forearm. Comes with box showing matching hand-written serial number on label. CONDITION: Retaining nearly all its blue finish with minor handling only. Stock is just as nice. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 800 - 1,200

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3367 - (C) WINCHESTER MODEL 12 SLIDE ACTION 16 GAUGE SHOTGUN WITH BOX. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 12 Serial No. 1884466 Barrel Length: 28” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Length of Pull: 14” Chamber: 2 - 3/4” Choke: Modified Gauge: 16 gauge Dates to 1959. Standard take down, plain barrel, blue finish, plain walnut stock with pistol grip, black Winchester butt plate, and round base grooved forearm. Comes in matching number box. CONDITION: Retains nearly all of its blue finish exhibiting nominal handling marks. Stocks show minimal impressions. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 600 - 900 3368 - (C) WINCHESTER MODEL 62A .22 SHORT SLIDE ACTION RIFLE. Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 62A Serial No. 357027 Caliber/Bore: .22 Short Barrel Length: 23” FFL Status: Curio & Relic Dates to 1954. Standard features include the blue finish, take down, dovetailed front sight, flat top sporting rear sight, and walnut stock with black Winchester butt plate and grooved flat bottom forearm. CONDITION: Retains virtually all of its blue finish with some minor handling marks. Stock is excellent exhibiting nominal impressions. Mechanically sound with a strong bore. Comes with hang tag, warranty card and a contemporary box. 600 - 900

3369 - LOT OF 12: EUROPEAN MILITARY SHORT SWORDS. Blade Length: Various Overall Length: Various Lot consists of 12 short swords that were used by various European militaries. The lot includes three variations of the German Faschinenmessers, one is unit marked “2.C87.JR.10.” and another “13. TS.1.126.”. There is also an Austrian M1853 pioneer Faschinenmesser dated “1866” and unit marked “14.T.D.”. Also included is a French infantry short sword, Russian bebut, Serbian Fascine in later leather scabbard, Japanese artillery short sword, Prussian Hirschfanger sword bayonet, Argentine M1909 short sword, among others. All swords exhibit varying degrees of wear, blemishes, and patina. CONDITION: Fair-good. 1,000 - 2,000

3370 - THIRD REICH SA KEPI HAT Third Reich “Sturm Abteilung” (SA) kepi to a junior member of “SA Gruppe Sachen” with a size stamp of “57” on the inner crown. Kepi exterior has light to moderate wear, with the only visible damage being a 1-inch frayed are on the front of the brim. Leather sweatband has moderate to heavy wear and damage. Inner crown has a 5-inch tear on the side. Leather Chinstrap and SA emblem exhibit no wear. Green wool band has no damage or wear. CONDITION: Overall very good. 1,500 - 2,500

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3371 - THIRD REICH SS POLIZEI SWORD. Blade Length: 29” Overall Length: 34 - 1/2” Third Reich M36 SS Polizei sword with a 29” blade marked “Krebs, Solingen”, and with the SS emblem in a diamond marking on the cross guard. Blade exhibits scattered marks, and areas of light freckling throughout (appears to been polished). Nickel-plated steel fittings have areas of freckling (especially on the tip of the lower section), and the ebony wooden grip retains very little of its black finish, with tight wire and a police emblem present. A SS portepee is attached. Black painted steel scabbard retains most of its finish with freckling and scattered marks. CONDITION: Overall Good to Very Good. 1,000 - 1,500

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3372 - THIRD REICH SA KEPI HAT Third Reich Sturm Abteilung (SA) junior officer Kepi representing “Gruppe Hochland/Bayernwald” with heavy damage/ wear to both the sweatband and the liner. Brown leather chinstrap exhibits light wear, and there is a hand sewn 4-inch repair (with added tan fabric) on the right side of the pull down. Light blue wool band is faded with a moderate number of moth nips and with a SA emblem barely attached. Twisted blue/ white cord is attached to the crown. CONDITION: Overall poor to fair. 1,000 - 1,500 3373 - THIRD REICH SS DAGGER. Blade Length: 8 - 5/8” Overall Length: 13 - 1/2” Third Reich SS dagger with a “RZM 941/40SS” marked blade, with visible cross graining, scattered marks, very light freckling, and moderate runner marks. Nickle fittings are tight with scattered marks and heavy patina, grip has black finish with small dings, and both the SS eagle and SS runes appear to be original to the grip. Original black painted scabbard has light scattered marks throughout. Nickeled fittings have scattered marks, heavy patina, and one lower screw was disturbed long ago. Blade has slight movement in the scabbard. CONDITION: Overall very good. 1,000 - 3,000

3374 - LOT OF 8: THIRD REICH VETERAN ORGANIZATION AND MISCELLANOUS VISOR CAPS. Lot of 8 contains: (A) 2 “Reichskriegerbund” (veteran’s association) member visor caps. Officer example has very little wear overall, other than heat damage on the visor. Celluloid sweat shield is nicely marked “Original Kyffhaeuser Muetze”, etc. and with the name “H. Holzer” on the sweatband. Enlisted example is unissued with tag on the sweatband and a marked sweat shield. Light wear overall and only the visor has light damage. CONDITION: Overall excellent. (B) 3 “Kyffhaeuser” league visor caps. One example has its sweat shield and is named, has very light moth damage on the top, a stained visor, and light wear/ damage on the sweatband. Another is missing its sweat shield, has heat damage on the visor, very light moth damage and staining on the top. The 3rd example is unissued and has light staining on the top. CONDITION: Overall all 3 are excellent. (C) DAF enlisted visor with its sweat shield missing and light wear/ staining, with very light moth damage on top. CONDITION: Overall very good to excellent. (D) Reichsbahn officer visor with blue/ gold chin cord. very light wear overall, light staining and damage. CONDITION: Overall excellent. (E) Unknown visor cap in dark blue wool, pink piping, Luftwaffe eagle (likely to have been added) emblem on center band. Cap has light wear, staining, and damage on wool, visor, liner, and sweatband. CONDITION: Overall very good to excellent. 1,000 - 1,500

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3375 - LOT OF MISCELLANEOUS GERMAN WWII INSIGNIA, BADGES, AND BUCKLES. Miscellaneous German WWII items include and unissued 1940-dated gold finished aluminum “Wasserschutzpolizei” buckle with marked (“1940, Friedrich Linden”) leather tab, “26” marked EKI, Luftwaffe dress belt with an aluminum “Assmann” marked “A” buckle, gold “Mothers Cross, “NSKK” olive-painted buckle, “HJ” silver-finish steel buckle marked “RZM, M4/46”, wound badges, EKII, cloth insignia and miscellaneous tinnies. CONDITION: Overall good to excellent. 900 - 1,400

3376 - LOT OF 2: THIRD REICH SA AND LUFTWAFFE DAGGERS. Blade Length: (A) 8 - 1/2” (B) 10” Overall Length: (A) 13 - 3/4” (B) 15” Lot consists of: (A) Third Reich SA dagger with “RZM M7/42” (WKC) marked steel blade with moderate runner marks visible cross graining, and scattered blemishes toward the tip. The acid-etched “Alles fur Deutschland” motto is nicely executed on obverse. Nickel-plated fittings retain their finish with scattered light marks. Wood grip with tight inset aluminum eagle and SA roundel. Grip has very light wear with scattered marks. Steel scabbard retains its brown finish. Nickel-plated fittings retain their finish with scattered blemishes. CONDITION: Very good. (B) German World War II Second model Luftwaffe dagger with a “E.F. HORSTER / SOLINGEN” marked blade that exhibits light runner marks and scattered blemishes. Aluminum fittings exhibit scattered wear and oxidation in the recesses. Orange trylon grip exhibits age toning and wear with tight wire. A silver wire portepee is attached to the grip. Plated scabbard exhibits patina with a few areas of loss. A deluxe hanger is attached that exhibits patina on its clips. All clips are marked “D.R.G.M.” Hanger clip is also marked “U.E.10 RZM”. CONDITION: Good. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 800 - 1,200 3377 - GERMAN WWII ARMY ARTILLERY OFFICER VISOR CAP. German WWII Heer Artillery officer visor cap. Cap has red piping with no visible damage, officer chin cord, officer bullion insignia, and center band under the top piping has light moth damage. Tricot wool cap body has light staining on the top portion, but has light to moderate moth damage under the lower band piping. Mothing is not easily visible unless you turn cap over. Black vulkanfiber visor has light wear and staining. Celluloid moisture shield is 50% missing and partially marked, sweatband has light damage and staining, and gray lining has light staining and wear. CONDITION: Overall very good to excellent. 800 - 1,200

3378 - GERMAN WWII ARMY SMOKE/CHEMICAL OR JUDICIAL OFFICER VISOR CAP. German WWII Heer Smoke/ Chemical or Judicial officer visor cap. Cap has dark purple red piping with no visible damage, officer chin cord, officer bullion insignia, and center band has light moth damage under the top piping on the rear. Wool cap body has light staining and has a number of spots of light moth tracking on top. Black vulkanfiber visor has light wear and staining. Celluloid moisture shield is present and marked “Hoechste Leistung” with a paper tag of the officer “Lt. Blaudzum” present. Sweatband is intact and exhibits moderate staining, and gray lining has heavy staining under the sweatband. CONDITION: Overall very good to excellent. 800 - 1,200

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3379 - LOT OF 2: GERMAN WWII LUFTWAFFE SIGNAL ENLISTED VISOR CAPS. Lot contains 2 German WWII Luftwaffe Signal enlisted visor caps: (A) Signal cap has medium brown piping (with a dozen tiny moth nips on the piping which borders the center band), EM chin strap with light wear, correct EM insignia with wreath possibly replaced, undamaged ribbed black center band, cap body has light dust staining on top with no visible damage, and vulkanfiber visor has light crazing, and moderate wear on front visor edge. Celluloid moisture shield is present, maker mark of “Deutsche Wertarbeit” is present, sweatband has heavy damage and staining, and yellow lining has heavy water staining. CONDITION: Overall very good. (B) Signal cap has medium brown piping, EM chin strap has light wear and crazing, correct EM eagle and wreath, ribbed center band has serval small spots of damage, tricot wool cap body has light damage (1/4 inch hole on top and several smaller on top) light wear and staining, and vulkanfiber visor has very light wear. Celluloid moisture shield is present and very well-marked to a “Mutzenmacher” in Berlin with a size stamp of “55-1/2”, sweatband has light wear and staining, and undamaged orange lining exhibits light staining. CONDITION: Overall very good to excellent. 800 - 1,200 3380 - LOT OF 2: GERMAN WWII HEER SIGNAL AND PROPAGANDA OFFICER VISOR CAPS. Lot contains 2 German WWII Heer officer visor caps: (A) Propaganda officer cap has light gray piping (1 inch of damage on the top front, moth hole on the rear, and heavy wear on the lower rear), officer chin cord, EM style insignia, crushed center band with heavy nap wear and staining, cap body has heavy nap wear throughout with staining, and vulkanfiber visor has light crazing and heavy wear underneath. Celluloid moisture shield is missing, sweatband has heavy damage and staining, and yellow lining has heavy staining. CONDITION: Overall fair. (B) Signal cap has yellow piping, officer chin cord is missing one button, EM style insignia, center band has very little wear, tricot wool cap body has light wear with a dozen moth holes on top and under, and vulkanfiber visor is almost completely detached. Celluloid moisture shield is present, sweatband has light wear with a 1 inch tear, and undamaged orange lining. CONDITION: Overall very good. 800 - 1,200 3381 - LOT OF 2: GERMAN WWII LUFTWAFFE FLIGHT/PARA AND FLAK ENLISTED VISOR CAPS. Lot contains 2 German WWII Luftwaffe enlisted visor caps: (A) Flight/ Fallschirmjaeger cap has golden-yellow piping, EM chin strap has moderate heat damage/ wear, correct insignia, ribbed black center band and cap body have light staining with no visible damage, and vulkanfiber visor has light crazing, wear, and staining. Celluloid moisture shield is partially detached with a crack and illegible markings, sweatband has moderate wear and staining, and yellow lining has light wear and staining. CONDITION: Overall very good. (B) Flak cap has red piping (with 2 moth holes on left side), EM chin strap has moderate wear and crazing, correct EM eagle and wreath, ribbed center band and tricot wool cap body have light wear and staining with no visible damage, and vulkanfiber visor has very light wear/ crazing with 1.5 inch of of damage along the front edge. Celluloid moisture shield is missing, sweatband has moderate wear with heavy staining, and yellow lining exhibits moderate to heavy staining. CONDITION: Overall very good. 800 - 1,200 3382 - LOT OF 2: GERMAN WWII HEER MEDICAL AND PANZER GRENADIER ENLISTED VISOR CAPS. Lot contains 2 German WWII Heer enlisted visor caps: (A) Medical cap has dark blue piping (dusty with several repairs over the front), EM chin strap with moderate heat damage, correct EM insignia, center band with light wear and a moth hole on the left side, cap body has light moderate staining, and vulkanfiber visor has light crazing, and moderate wear. Celluloid moisture shield had a large section missing, partial maker mark of “Marke Standard” is present, size tag of “54”, sweatband has heavy damage and staining, and yellow lining has heavy staining. CONDITION: Overall good. (B) Panzer Grenadier cap has green piping (several spots of moth damage on the top rear), EM vinyl chin strap has light wear, correct EM eagle (with little finish remaining) and wreath, center band has very little wear, wool cap body has light nap wear around the top and below the center band, and vulkanfiber visor has crazing on entire top. Celluloid moisture shield is present and very well-marked “Heinrich Balke, Muetzenfabrik, Bremen” with a paper tag of “54-1/2, 840/5488”, sweatband has light wear, and undamaged green lining. CONDITION: Overall excellent. 800 - 1,200

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3383 - LOT OF 6: GERMAN WWII ENLISTED OVERSEAS CAPS. Lot contains 6 German WWII enlisted overseas caps. (A) Luftwaffe EM overseas cap in blue-gray wool with a number of tiny moth holes and tracking with light wear and staining. Eagle has been replaced, cockade is ok, and lining had faded makers mark with a size stamping of “57” and date of “1942”. CONDITION: Overall very good. (B) Red Cross overseas cap with moderate moth damage consisting of holes and tracking. Insignia is correct, and cap has a size stamping of “55” while the other 2 stamps (Iron cross and eagle/ swastika) were added postwar. CONDITION: Overall very good. (C) Kreigsmarine EM overseas cap with correct insignia, very light wear/ staining, unmarked, and with a black lining. CONDITION: Overall excellent. (D) Kriegsmarine female auxiliaries overseas cap with black lining and RBNr marked in a size “54”. CONDITION: Overall excellent. (E) Heer overseas cap with heavy moth damage with correct insignia (cockade was replaced), and marked to a Panzer unit. CONDITION: Overall fair. (F) Hitler Youth overseas cap with red piping, HJ pin, sewn initials inside, and heavy damage to leather sweatband. CONDITION: Overall very good to excellent. 800 - 1,200 3384 - LOT OF 3: GERMAN WWII HEER INFANTRY ENLISTED VISOR CAPS. Lot contains 3 German WWII Infantry Enlisted visors caps: (A) Cap has stained white piping, EM chin cord with moderate wear/ damage, correct insignia, medium green center band (slightly crushed) and fine quality wool cap body have light wear and staining (latter has a spot of moth damage on the rear), and vulkanfiber visor moderate damage/ wear. Celluloid moisture shield is present and marked “Feinstes Fabrikat”, sweatband has moderate staining, light wear, and lining has moderate damage and staining. CONDITION: Overall very good. (B) Cap has white piping, EM chin cord with moderate wear, correct EM eagle and wreath, center band and tricot wool cap body have very light wear and staining, and vulkanfiber visor has very light wear and crazing. Celluloid moisture shield is missing, sweatband has moderate wear and heavy staining, and orange lining exhibits light wear and moderate staining. CONDITION: Overall very good to excellent. (C) Cap has white piping, enlisted chin cord with light wear/ damage, correct EM insignia, center band and tricot wool cap body have very light staining with no visible damage other than a quarter inch moth hole on the top, and vulkanfiber has light wear but is almost completely detached from the cap body. Celluloid moisture shield is present, size mark of “53” is present, sweatband has heavy damage with half of it detached from the body, and orange lining is clean and intact. CONDITION: Overall good to very good. 800 - 1,200 3385 - LOT OF 3: GERMAN WWII FIRE POLICE VISOR CAPS. Lot contains 3 Third Reich Fire Police visor caps: (A) Cap is marked “Friedrich Kraft Rendsburg, Feuerwehr - Bedarfshaus”, has an Imperial German cockade and a higher quality emblem. Cap has light wear throughout with dust, sweatband is cracked through in one spot, and chin cord has heat damage. (B) Cap is marked “K. Negele, Tuebingen, light damage/ wear to sweatband, about a dozen moth nips (mostly under crown), and chin cord is undamaged. (C) Cap is marked “Feuerwehr-Bedarf, Gottlob Kurz, WiesbadebIgstadt, size marked “53”, very light wear, and chin cord with light heat damage. CONDITION: All three are overall excellent. 800 - 1,200 3386 - LOT OF 3: THIRD REICH POLITICAL LEADER, REICHSBAHN, AND RED CROSS VISOR CAPS. Lot contains three German WWII visor caps: (A) NSDAP leader cap has blue piping with light wear (and several tiny moth holes on back), gold chin cord heavy wear, NSDAP gold insignia with moderate wear, center band with moderate wear, cap body has moderate staining and wear, and brown vulkanfiber visor has heavy crazing, and wear. Celluloid moisture shield had a large section missing, sweatband has moderate damage and staining, and gold lining exhibits heavy staining. Visor and front portion of the sweatband has been crudely reattached with heavy thread which is visible on the lower portion of the center band on the front. CONDITION: Overall fair to good. (B) Reichsbahn cap has both dark blue and red piping, gold/ blue chin cord, correct insignia, center band with little wear is crushed on the front, wool cap body has a number light moth tracks on top and nips under the lower red piping, and vulkanfiber visor exhibits very little wear. Celluloid moisture shield is present and very well-marked from “Muetzenfabrik in Muenchen” with a size stamp of “56”, sweatband has light wear and moderate staining, and an undamaged light blue lining with staining. CONDITION: Overall excellent. (C) Red Cross cap with gray piping (1 inch of moth damage on left side top), leather chin strap with very light wear, correct insignia. center band with light staining, dark gray wool body with dust and a couple of hardly noticeable moth tracking on top, and visor with moderate heat damage. Sweatband has light wear and damage, and blue lining has moderate staining. CONDITION: Overall very good to excellent. 800 - 1,200

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3387 - LOT OF 3: GERMAN WWII HEER ADMINISTRATIVE VISOR CAPS. Lot contains three German WWII Administrative visors caps: (A) Cap has dark green piping, officer chin cord in silver/ green, correct insignia, center band and cap body have no visible damage (latter has a couple of spots of very light moth tracking), and leather visor has heavy crazing. Celluloid moisture shield is missing, sweatband has heavy damage, and lining has light wear and staining. CONDITION: Overall very good. (B) Cap has dark green piping, officer chin cord and wreath, EM eagle, center band and cap body have very light wear and staining with no visible damage, and vulkanfiber has very light wear and crazing. Celluloid moisture shield is present, maker mark of “Deutsche Wertarbeit” is present, size tag of “56” is present, sweatband has moderate wear and damage, and gray lining exhibits some moisture stains. CONDITION: Overall excellent. (C) Cap has dark green piping, enlisted chin cord with light wear/ damage, correct EM insignia, center band and high quality wool cap body have light staining with no visible damage, and vulkanfiber has light wear and damage. Celluloid moisture shield is present, maker mark of “Carl Isken, Uniform Muetzen-Fabrik, Koeln” and size mark of “56 1/2” are present, sweatband has heavy damage/ wear with major repairs, and orange lining exhibits light to medium creases/ wear. CONDITION: Overall very good. 800 - 1,200 3388 - LOT OF 2: GERMAN WWII HEER M40 HELMETS. Lot consists of: (A) German World War II Heer M40 single decal helmet marked “NS64” for the maker of “Vereinigte Deutsche nickelwerke / Schwerte”, in the shell size of “64”, and with a lot number of “DN93”. Shell is painted in a rough gray-green paint, with light freckling, scrapes, staining, and some white paint. Interior retains smooth gray-green paint, with freckling, staining, and dust. Gold toned Heer decal is good. Original zinc liner band and 3 rivets are undisturbed. Medium brown liner is dry, stained, and damaged. Drawstring is present. The chinstrap assembly with aluminum fittings is dry and heavily damaged. CONDITION: Overall good. (B) German World War II Heer M40 single decal helmet marked “SE64” for the maker of “Sächsische Emailler und Stanzwerke A.G. / Lauter”, in the shell size of “64”, and with a lot number of “5010”. Shell is painted in a rough gray-green paint, with freckling, heavy scrapes, and a half inch dent on the front. Interior retains smooth gray-green paint, with freckling, staining, and dust. Gold toned Heer decal is fair. Original aluminum liner band and 3 rivets are loose. Medium brown liner is very dry, and heavily damaged. Drawstring and chinstrap are missing. CONDITION: Overall fair to good. 800 - 1,300 3389 - LOT OF 2: GERMAN WWII HEER M18 TRANSITIONAL HELMETS. Lot consists of: (A) German World War II Heer M18 Transitional single decal helmet marked “B.F.64” for the maker of “F.C. Bellinger, Fulda”, and in the shell size of “64”. Shell is painted in a rough gray-green paint, with light freckling, scrapes, staining, and some white paint. Interior retains its gray-green paint, with staining, and dust. Heer decal is very good. Original zinc liner band and its 3 rivets are undisturbed. Medium brown liner is very dry, stained, and heavily damaged. Drawstring is present. No chinstrap. CONDITION: Overall good. (B) German World War II Heer M18 Transitional single decal helmet (tricolor) with illegible markings. Probably a size 66 shell. Shell is painted in a rough gray-green paint (brush applied), with heavy freckling, scrapes, and staining. Interior retains its gray-green paint, with heavy freckling. National tricolor decal is very stained. Original aluminum liner band and 3 rivets are slightly loose. Dark brown liner is very dry, treated, and heavily damaged. Drawstring is not issue type No chinstrap. CONDITION: Overall fair to good. 800 - 1,200 3390 - LOT OF 2: GERMAN WWII LUFTWAFFE M42 HELMETS. Lot consists of (A) German World War II Luftwaffe M42 single decal helmet marked “ckl66” for the maker of “Eisenhüttenwerk Thale / Harz”, in the shell size of “66”, and with a lot number of “3027”. Shell is painted in a rough blue-gray paint, with heavy freckling, scrapes, and scattered marks throughout. Interior retains blue-gray paint, with moderate freckling, staining, scrapes, and a couple of areas which appear to have been scrubbed. Luftwaffe eagle decal is good to very good. Original zinc liner band and its 3 rivets are undisturbed. Late liner is intact, very dark, and has been heavily treated. Drawstring is present. The chinstrap assembly is a poor reproduction. CONDITION: Overall good. (B) German World War II Luftwaffe M42 single decal helmet marked “NS62” for the maker of “Vereinigte Deutsche nickelwerke / Schwerte”, in the shell size of “62”, and with a lot number of “D274”. Shell is painted in a rough blue-gray paint, but has had a heavy coat of lacquer applied, which is giving it a green tint with light freckling throughout. Interior retains its smoother blue-gray paint with moderate freckling, especially near the rim. Luftwaffe eagle decal is very good to excellent, but is covered by the postwar added lacquer. Original zinc liner band and its3 rivets are undisturbed. Late liner is intact, very dark, and has been heavily treated. Drawstring is present. The chinstrap assembly has aluminum fittings but has been heavily treated and is very dark and damaged. CONDITION: Overall good. 800 - 1,200

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3391 - LOT OF 4: THIRD REICH WAFFEN SS INSIGNIA. Lot contains a Waffen SS sleeve eagle on black wool, a M43 cap eagle/ skull green BeVo trapezoid, a M43 cap eagle/ skull black BeVo trapezoid, and a 36th Waffen SS Panzer Grenadier “Dirlewanger” collar tab. CONDITION: Overall excellent. 800 - 1,200

3392 - LOT OF GERMAN WWI AND WWII MEDALS, BUCKLES, AND TINNIES. Lot of German WWI/WWII items which include WWI and WWII EKIIs, buckles, tinnies, and badges. Badges include a damaged infantry assault and a damaged silver close combat bar, Ostfront medal, etc. CONDITION: Overall fair to very good. 800 - 1,200

3393 - LOT OF MISCELLANEOUS GERMAN WWII INSIGNIA. Lot of miscellaneous German WWII Heer, Luftwaffe, Kriegsmarine, etc. insignia. Lot includes Panzer officer shoulder boards and collar tabs, breast eagles, shoulder/sleeve patches, HJ cap diamonds, etc. CONDITION: Overall very good. 800 - 1,200

3394 - LOT OF MISCELLANEOUS THIRD REICH ARMBANDS, DOCUMENTS, AND METAL PLAQUE. Lot contains Third Reich armbands (Waffen SS and SA), passes (RAD, Reisepass, and Fremden), messages,a booklet in French about the German 1941 campaign in the Balkans, tinnies, and a 11.5” x 8.5” cast aluminum plague of Hitler with a quote, and with the marking of “ges. ges” on the back. CONDITION: Overall very good. 600 - 900

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3395 - THIRD REICH HEER DAGGER Blade Length: 10” Overall Length: 15 - 1/2” Heer dagger with an unmarked blade with visible cross graining, numerous scattered marks, and exhibiting numerous spots of light freckling. Off-white trylon grip exhibits light wear, damage and staining. Nickeled fittings retain most of their burnished finish, and with patina throughout. Steel scabbard retains much of its nice burnished finish with patina and wear. CONDITION: Overall very good. 400 - 600 3396 - THIRD REICH SS DAGGER Blade Length: 8 - 5/8” Overall Length: 13 - 5/8” Third Reich SS dagger with a “RZM 941/39SS and Eickhorn squirrel” marked blade, with visible cross graining, scattered marks, and heavy runner marks. Nickle fittings are tight with scattered marks and patina, grip is discolored with dings, the eagle has been replaced, and the SS runes appear to be original to the grip. Black anodized scabbard has scattered marks, scrapes, and with a quarter inch ding. Nickeled fittings have scattered marks with slightly disturbed upper fitting screws. CONDITION: Overall very good. 400 - 600

3397 - GERMAN WWII K98 ZF41 SCOPE CAN German WWII K98 rifle ZF41 marksman scope storage/ carrying can properly marked with “jvb” and an “eagle over WaA” on the back of the top cover. Can retains 95+% of its original ordnance tan paint with light wear and visible red primer in those worn spots. Side cover latch with finger loop and inner cover are functional, inner felt covering is intact, and web belt has light wear. CONDITION: Overall excellent plus. 400 - 600

3398 - THIRD REICH SS DAGGER. Blade Length: 8 - 1/2” Overall Length: 13 - 1/2” Third Reich SS dagger with a “RZM 1211/39” and “SS” marked blade, with heavy polishing, scattered marks, and heavy runner marks. Nickle fittings are loose with scattered marks and patina, grip has been repainted with dings, and both the SS eagle and runes have been replaced. Re[;aced emblems appear to be original. Blade, fittings, and grip are loose. Scabbard may have been repainted, upper fitting has a missing screw, is cracked on the side, and remaining screw was glued. Lower fitting has moderate patina. CONDITION: Overall fair. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 400 - 600 3399 - US MODEL 1840 WRISTBREAKER HEAVY CAVALRY SABER BY TIFFANY. Blade Length: 35 - 1/2” Overall Length: 41 - 1/2” Bright steel blade with evidence of an older cleaning marked “TIFFANY & Co. / NEW-YORK” and “PDL” on ricasso. Brass guard and pommel with dark patina. Grooved wood grip wrapped with leather and single twisted brass wire binding. Small crack on knucklebow. Steel scabbard with dual carrying rings exhibits a matching dark patina to the hilt. The sword is photographed on page 419 of Civil War Cavalry & Artillery Sabers: A Study of United States Cavalry and Artillery Sabers, 1833-1865 and comes with a copy of a letter signed by John Thillmann. CONDITION: Good. 1,000 - 1,500

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3400 - US OFFICER’S MODEL 1840 WRISTBREAKER HEAVY CAVALRY SABER BY TIFFANY. Blade Length: 36” Overall Length: 41 - 1/2” Officer’s Model 1840 cavalry saber made in Solingen and imported by Tiffany. The blade is marked with the P.D. Luneschloss “P.D.L” marking on the reverse ricasso. Next to the “P.D.L” mark is a capital “E”. Obverse blade features an etched federal eagle Each side of the blade is marked “WARRANTED TO CUT / WROUGHT IRON” inside the large fuller. Each side of the blade features an etched panel, the obverse shows a federal eagle and the reverse displays the letters “U.S.” in a foliate vignette. The blade exhibits a gray patina with scattered freckling. Hilt exhibits foliate vines on the knucklebow and pommel. Shagreen wrapped grooved wood grip that accommodates twisted brass wire. There are a few areas of exposed wood on the grip. Hilt exhibits a mellow patina. Complete with its blued scabbard that features floral engraved brass mounts. The scabbard body exhibits freckling throughout with mellow patina on mounts. CONDITION: Good. 1,000 - 2,000 3401 - LOT OF 2: US CIVIL WAR M1850 STAFF AND FIELD OFFICER’S SWORD AND M1850 FOOT OFFICER’S SWORD. Blade Length: (A) 32” (B) 31” Overall Length: (A) 38” (B) 37” Lot consists of: (A) Civil War M1850 Staff and Field Officer’s sword that features a double etched blade that is decorated with patriotic and foliate motifs for about half its length. No visible maker mark. Blade is bright with light patina and scattered blemishes. Nicely intact etched panels. Hilt is as typically encountered on M1850 swords with open scrollwork on the guard with letters “US”, laurel engraved pommel, and tiered cap. Grip is silver with center swell and grooves that accommodate twisted wire. Hilt exhibits pleasing patina with muted gilding. Pommel wobbles slightly when handled. Complete with metal scabbard that features engraved brass mounts. Mounts exhibit dark patina with slight traces of gilding. Scabbard body exhibits nice brown finish with scattered freckling. CONDITION: Good. (B) Civil War M1850 Foot Officer’s sword that features a double etched blade decorated with patriotic and foliate motifs for over half its length. Obverse ricasso is etched “W.H. / Horstmann / & Sons / PHILADELPHIA” on obverse ricasso and Gebruder Weyersberg king’s head marking on reverse ricasso. Blade exhibits a gray patina and scattered blemishes. Nicely intact etched panels. Hilt is as typically encountered on M1850 swords with open scrollwork on the guard, laurel engraved pommel, and tiered cap. Grip is shagreen wrapped wood with twisted brass wire wrapped in the grooves. Hilt exhibits pleasing patina with muted gilding. Grip exhibits one large crack in the wrap with one repair. CONDITION: Good. 1,000 - 2,000 3402 - LOT OF 2: US CIVIL WAR NAVY DAHLGREN BOWIE BAYONET AND 1870 ROLLING BLOCK BAYONET. Blade Length: (A) 12” (B) 19 - 3/4” Overall Length: (A) 16 - 1/2” (B) 24 - 1/2” Lot consist of: (A) Rare Pattern 1861 Dahlgren bowie bayonet, often referred to as the Plymouth Naval Rifle Bowie Knife Bayonet. Designed in 1856 by US Navy Admiral John A. B. Dahlgren for use aboard his ship, the USS Plymouth, this pattern of knife bayonet replaced the saber-style bayonet. These bayonets were produced for the US Navy by Ames Mfg. Co. of Chicopee, Massachusetts, in September 1861. This example is marked “AMES MFG CO / CHICOPEE, MASS.” on the obverse ricasso and dated “1861” on the reverse ricasso. The bayonet features an unfullered bowie style, spear point blade that remains bright with scattered areas of cleaned oxidation. The hilt is of heavy brass with one-piece pommel, guard, and back strap that exhibit a pleasing patina with scattered light dings. One-piece walnut finger grooved grip. The bayonet is complete with its leather scabbard that exhibits various scuffs but remains firm. Brass mounts with a pleasing patina. Drag is missing one pin but both remain mounts firm. CONDITION: Good. (B) Model 1870 rolling block navy rifle bayonet marked “U.S.N. / G.G.S. / 1870”. The blade exhibits a gray patina. Cast brass grip with simulated fish scale decoration and a bird head pommel that has crossed Dahlgren guns over a kedge anchor. Hilt with mellow patina. Complete with leather scabbard that exhibits creases and scuffs. Mounts exhibit a few light dents with mellow patina. CONDITION: Good. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 1,000 - 2,000

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3403 - CS CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE GEORGIA STYLE PIKE. Blade Length: 12” Overall Length: 79” Confederate Georgia style pikes were manufactured by various blacksmiths in response to the 1862 order by Georgia Governor Joseph Brown calling for thousands to be made as defensive weapons. Blade measures approximately 12” and exhibits a chocolate patina. Flat, narrow oval iron crossguard. A 1 - 1/8” brass collar is immediately below the guard and is followed by two 19” riveted iron straps. The pole measures approximately 79” with bug damage scattered throughout its length. Break at bottom. 67” overall. The collar and straps exhibit a nice patina. CONDITION: Fair. 800 - 1,200 3404 - US CIVIL WAR 1862 CONTRACT M1840 LIGHT ARTILLERY SABER. Blade Length: 32” Overall Length: 38” The saber follows standard M1840 configuration. The blade is bright and exhibits spotting throughout its length. Clearly marked on the reverse ricasso “Made by / AMES MFG CO / CHICOPEE / MASS” with some rubbing to the top line and edges of the scroll framing it, and marked on the obverse ricasso “1862 / CONN” indicating it was made specifically for the state. As such, it correctly lacks any U.S. inspection marks, the date and state abbreviation likely indicating it passed whatever inspection was mandated at the factory. The ricasso, quillon, pommel, and drag are numbered “272” which could be a rack or inventory number added by the state or by a unit. The guard and scabbard throat are similarly marked “69 B 40”. The hilt is is plated and exhibits patina. Grooved wood grip with black leather wrap with tight binding wire. The leather sealing pad is present which is correct for these “Type-II” sabers, introduced about 1860, using conventional scabbard with throat rather than a recessed area on the underside of the guard to accept a throat-less scabbard. This is a nice Civil War sword with a firm identification to a state, a recognized variant marking, and rack numbers indicating it was actually issued. Connecticut fielded three volunteer light artillery batteries during the war and seems also to have maintained two “Flying Artillery” companies in Bridgeport as part of the “active militia” in 1862- Flying Artillery Company A and Flying Artillery Company B, according to Todd, US Military Equipage. CONDITION: Good. 800 - 1,200 3405 - US CIVIL WAR MODEL 1860 CAVALRY SABER BY C. ROBY. Blade Length: 34 - 1/2” Overall Length: 41” Civil War Model 1860 cavalry saber marked “C. ROBY / W. CHELMSFORD / MASS” and “U.S. / 1864 / A.G.M.” on the ricasso. Bright blade with scattered blemishes throughout and evidence of an older touch up. Brass 3-band guard with mellow patina. Center swelled wood grip with leather wrap and tight brass wire. Complete with plated scabbard that exhibits nice finish with wear and patina. Scabbard throat is numbered “80” and drag is marked “M”. CONDITION: Very good. 500 - 1,000

3406 - CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE $1000 BOND. Early war bond issued from the Confederate Capital at Richmond, Virginia. The bond is dated October 17, 1862 and is number 2965. The center design is a bust view of Jefferson Davis. The printer of this bond is Henry Blanton Duncan. At the bottom are 30 coupons. The first was redeemable January 1, 1867 and the last on July 1, 1881. Bond is in good condition and all ink inscriptions are readable. Edge shows signs of wrinkles with a few stains. CONDITION: Good. 400 - 800

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3407 - EXCELLENT CONDITION CIVIL WAR IDENTIFICATION DISK Unused Civil War identification disk. Maier and Stahl “McClellan 1B,” rated rare. Raised edge, serrated border, obverse with left facing portrait bust of McClellan. “MAJOR GENERAL G. B. McCLELLAN” in raised letters in an arc at top; “WAR OF 1861” at bottom, set off by a small star on either side. “F.B. SMITH” makers name on edge of shoulder, one of several variations used on this pattern, another McClellan disk and a Lincoln pattern. Smith was an engraver and die-sinker in New York City 1835-1891. The blank reverse would have been stamped with the name and unit of the purchaser. The army did not issue identification tags in the Civil War. Soldiers wanting them relied upon private, commercial sources offering a wide variety, often imitating medals, and suspended from pins of various patriotic designs- eagles, etc. CONDITION: Excellent. Sharp strike. Strong gilt remaining. 300 - 500 3408 - LOT OF 2: AMES MILITIA OFFICER’S SWORD AND 1832/1834 GENERAL OFFICER’S SWORD. Blade Length: (A) 30” (B) 28” Overall Length: (A) 37 - 1/4” (B) 34” Lot consists of: (A) Circa 1834-1840s militia officer’s sword that features a double-edged blade decorated on each side for over half its length with etched patriotic and foliate motifs. Blade exhibits a gray patina with scattered blemishes. Maker marked in script “Ames Mfg. Co. / Chicopee”. Spread winged eagle crossguard. Fluted bone grip with nice patina. Knight head pommel with chain guard. The hilt retains some gilding with nice patina. Complete with its gilded brass scabbard with engraved designs. Scabbard exhibits traces of gilding with scattered dents. CONDITION: Good. (B) 1832/1834 pattern US general officer’s sword. Brass guard and globe pommel with simple incised lines. Knucklebow with raised dot design, joining crossguard at quillon block, boat-shape guard slotted at bottom, closed at top with an open heart. Wood grip present with good patina is slightly loose. Blade is spadroon form, straight, single edge transitioning to double edge midway with single fuller tapering off at that point. Etched designs decorate the blade, which are foliate and patriotic in nature including a Native warrior. The blade exhibits a gray patina. Hilt exhibits a pleasing patina with scattered blemishes. CONDITION: Good. 1,000 - 1,500 3409 - EARLY EAGLE HEAD SPADROON OFFICER’S SWORD ATTRIBUTED TO FRANCIS THURKLE. Blade Length: 31 - 1/4” Overall Length: 37” Circa 1795-1810. Straight blade with full-length fullers. Although there is no Thurkle touchmark, the style of the eagle pommel hilt is attributed to Francis Thurkle. The blade is etched with panoplies of arms, outstretched eagle under what appears to be 13 staggered stars and stands of flags on a squared blue background. The blade exhibits a gray patina with scattered freckling and oxidation. The blue has toned to dark gray patina with faint traces of bright blue scattered throughout and the etching has lightened through the years but remains visible. Gilded brass hilt is comprised of an eagle head pommel with tapered bulbous capstan finial, stirrup knucklebow, crossguard ending in a disc-shaped finial with loop style crossguard, and a faceted ferrule. The Fluted ivory grip with honey patina. Generous traces of original gilt, fading to ocher along the edges with light surface marks and small patches of tarnish. The capstan finial shows marks from being tightened. Slight hilt movement. Complete with its brass scabbard that is decorated with floral and motifs. Dual hanging rings, frog stud, and an acorn style finial. Scattered light dents Missing throat. Ex-Peter Tillou Collection. CONDITION: Good 1,000 - 2,000 3410 - FEDERAL PERIOD HORSEMAN’S SABER. Blade Length: 30” Overall Length: 34 - 1/4” US Federal Period saber with curved blade that features a single, wide fuller. Neatly fire blued and etched panels adorn the blade for over half of its length. The panels feature foliate and patriotic motifs, including two stands of arms topped with a liberty cap. The blade remains bright with mostly unmolested decorations. Hilt features a brass guard and balled stirrup knucklebow. Brass dove head pommel and full backstrap. The hilt retains nice traces of original gilding with patina. Carved bone grip with honey patina. The saber is complete with its gilded scabbard that features two carry rings. Scabbard exhibits scattered blemishes and handling marks. CONDITION: Very good. 1,000 - 2,000 490

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3411 - LOT OF 2: US FEDERAL PERIOD EAGLE HEAD SWORDS. Blade Length: (A) 30 - 3/4” (B) 29 1/2” Overall Length: (A) 35 - 1/2” (B) 34 - 1/2” Lot consists of: (A) US Federal Period eagle head sword with straight blade decorated with fire blued panels for about half its length. The panels feature foliate and patriotic motifs. The blade exhibits a gray patina with freckling throughout its length. Panels are muted but decorations remain visible. Hilt features floral motifs on the guard, knucklebow, and quillion. Eagle head pommel and full backstrap. The hilt exhibits a nice patina. Carved bone grip with honey patina and a few cracks. Hilt wobbles slightly when handled. Complete with its gilded scabbard that features foliate and patriotic motifs on the obverse side. Scabbard exhibits scattered blemishes and handling marks with nice patina. CONDITION: Good. (B) US Federal Period eagle head sword with straight blade decorated with fire blued panels for about half its length. The panels feature foliate and patriotic motifs. The blade exhibits a light patina with scattered blemishes. Panels remain bright with scattered marks. Hilt features foliate motifs on the knucklebow with eagle head quillion and pommel. The hilt exhibits a nice patina. Carved bone grip with honey patina. Hilt wobbles slightly when handled. Complete with its gilded scabbard that exhibits scattered blemishes with nice gilding and patina. CONDITION: Very good. 1,000 - 2,000 3412 - RARE ROSE MARKED US MODEL 1812 CAVALRY SABER WITH SCABBARD. Blade Length: 34” Overall Length: 39” Only 500 of the 1812 Contract sabers were produced by William Rose & Sons in Blockley Township, Pennsylvania. For an identical example (possibly this sword), see pages 80-81 of “Swords and Sword Makers of the War of 1812” by Richard H. Bezdek. This sword has a slightly curved unfullered blade that widens towards the clip point. Beveled edge and beveled false edge. The right side of the ricasso is stamped “W / V”. The top of the spine is deeply stamped “W. ROSE”. Original leather washer. Standard reverse ‘P’ iron hilt with bird head pommel and black leather wrapped grip, knucklebow faceted. Complete with its original iron scabbard with black finish. CONDITION: Blade retains a gray patina with a couple nicks to edge and excellent markings, some sharpening and a small dished area to edge, where a nick or chip was removed during period. Hilt retains a dark brown patina. Grip retains most of original leather with some deterioration and losses. Scabbard retains generous areas of original finish, remainder with a brown patina. This is a very scarce and well marked Rose marked War of 1812 saber. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of George M. Rapport; Ex. Castlerock Museum. 1,000 - 2,000 3413 - RARE ROSE 1807 CAVALRY SABER. Blade Length: 33 - 1/2” Overall Length: 39” Rose 1807 pattern horseman’s saber, clearly marked “W. ROSE / & SONS” by two separate stamps on the spine near the hilt. Rose had more than twenty years’ experience in blade-making when he received the U.S. contract for 2,000 sabers of this pattern in December 1807 and delivered them in batches through 1808. They followed the hussar style saber that had appeared in the American Revolution. This saber has the regulation 34” flat blade with shallow curve, narrow 26” long fuller running under the back edge, and slightly clipped point. The hilt is iron, with D-guard shaped knucklebow, the upper end is mortised into the pommel cap. The cap has a flat top with teardrop shape, the point extending over the bottom lip of the pommel, and the blade tang is seated in short button, rather than a taller capstan, which marks many of the commercial versions. The grip has an iron backstrap and ferrule at the guard, and is wrapped in black leather, though it is cracking in areas and the twisted brass wire is missing. The saber exhibits a dark gray patina throughout and remains sturdy. CONDITION: Good. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 1,000 - 2,000 3414 - US MEXICAN WAR AMES MODEL 1840 TYPE 1 ARTILLERY SABER. Blade Length: 32” Overall Length: 37” Mexican War M1840 light artillery saber, termed Type 1, with recess in guard. Standard configuration with ricasso marked “U.S. / RC” and “NP AMES CABOTVILLE / 1847”. Blade exhibits a light gray patina with scattered blemishes. Hilt with moderate patina and blemishes. Intact leather wrap and tight wire. Complete with iron scabbard with 2 carry rings that exhibits patina and scattered blemishes. CONDITION: Good. 900 - 1,250

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3415 - US BRITISH PATTERN 1821 ENLISTED SABER IMPORTED BY TIFFANY & CO. Blade Length: 35 - 1/2” Overall Length: 40 - 1/2” Tiffany imported British pattern 1821 enlisted saber and scabbard. Type I in Thillmann’s designation with an unstopped fuller and star/TC blade stamp, but with the rare addition of “TIFFANY & Co.” on the obverse ricasso. Spine marked “R.M&S.B” for Robert Mole and Sons, Birmingham. The blade exhibits a light gray patina with scattered spotting and blemishes throughout its length. Hilt exhibits a chocolate patina. Grooved wood grip exhibits intact leather wrap with tight wire. CONDITION: Good. 800 - 1,200 3416 - US MODEL 1840 ARTILLERY OFFICER’S SABER BY AMES. Blade Length: 31 - 1/2” Overall Length: 37” Civil War M1840 light artillery saber, termed Type 1, with recessed counterguard. Standard configuration with ricasso marked “U.S. / J.H. / 1855” and “AMES MFG CO / CHICOPEE / MASS”. Blade exhibits gray patina with scattered blemishes. Hilt with moderate patina, intact leather wrap, and tight wire. Complete with iron scabbard with 2 carry rings that exhibits patina and scattered light dents. CONDITION: Good. 800 - 1,200

3417 - BRITISH NAPOLEONIC WAR PATTERN 1796 LIGHT CAVALRY SABER. Blade Length: 32 - 1/2” Overall Length: 37 - 1/2” Massive 33” “Butch Tip” features blued panels on each side for about half its length. The panels are decorated with gold inlaid patriotic motifs with royal cypher on obverse side. The blade exhibits gray patina with areas of minor surface pitting. Spine is marked “Worboys & Co. Warranted”. Grips retain most of the leather wrap but has dried and cracked in areas. Twisted wire is intact but loose. There is one cracked piece by the pommel. Stirrup hilt with facetted backstrap exhibits a gray patina. These sabers were in Spain, at Waterloo, and New Orleans. CONDITION: Fair. 500 - 1,000 3418 - LOT OF 2: US PATTERN 1798 SABERS. Blade Length: (A) 33 - 1/2” (B) 32 - 1/2” Overall Length: (A) 39 - 1/2” (B) 38” Lot consists of two early US cavalry sabers using what appear to be Starr US 1798 contract blades with no visible maker’s name, but characteristic Starr block US and 1799 dates partially visible. (A) Iron hussar-style stirrup hilt, 33-1/2” blade. “US” and “..79..” visible on blade reverse at guard. Wood grip likely an early replacement, allowing for fewer turns of the wire binding. As correct, no ferrule on grip at guard. CONDITION: Good. Blade shows thin brown, light and dark gray, light pitting, good point, slight roughness blade edge. (B) Brass hilt, pommel with capstan rivet. 32-1/2” blade. “US” and “…79…” partially visible on reverse. CONDITION: Good. Smooth metal, gray and dark gray, good edge and point. Age patina to brass. Lengthwise crack obverse grip. Starr’s contract was for just 2,000 sabers, generally regarded as the first official U.S. sword. Rising tensions with Britain resulting from the 1807 Chesapeake-Leopard Affair resulted in new US arms contracts and efforts like these to keep older arms in service. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 1,000 - 2,000

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3419 - US WWI LF&C M1918 TRENCH KNIFE. Blade Length: 6 - 1/2” Overall Length: 11 - 1/2” Very solid example of a Landers, Frary and Clark (LF&C) M1918 pattern “knuckle knife”. The blade is unmarked and retains nice traces of its blued finish. Brass handle is makred “U.S. 1918 / L.F& C-1918” and exhibits a pleasing patina. The knife is complete with its original scabbard also marked “LF.&C. / 1918”. One prong still attached. The scabbard retains nice amounts of finish with scattered areas of wear. CONDITION: Good. 800 - 1,200

3420 - LOT OF 5: US WWI-WWII BOLO KNIVES. Blade Length: Various Overall Length: Various Lot consists of: (A) World War I M1909 bolo knife marked “J. CALBRAITH” on obverse blade and reverse ricasso. Also marked “US / 59964” on obverse ricasso and “PLUMB / PHILA. / 1917”. on reverse ricasso. Blade exhibits gray patina with intact grip scales. One scale is also marked “J. CALBRAITH”. (B) WWI M1904 bolo knife marked “US / 14633” on obverse ricasso and “SA / 1910”. Blade is bright with scattered blemishes. Intact grip scales. Complete with leather scabbard marked “ROCK ISLAND / ARSENAL / 1912 / H.E.K.”. Scabbard is supple with crazing and scuffs. (C) US Medical Corps bolo knife marked by Clyde Cutlery Co. Blade is bright but exhibits sharpening and blemishes. Scales have a few hairlines. Complete with leather scabbard marked “U.S. / BOYT / 42”. Scabbard is supple with blemishes. (D) US Medical Corps bolo knife marked “VILLAGE BLACKSMITH”. Blade exhibits gray patina with blemishes. Scales are finger grooved. Complete with leather scabbard with carved name “BUD G.”. Scabbard is marked “USMC / BOYT / 43”. Scabbard remains supple with blemishes. M1892 Krag bayonet marked “US” and “1898”. Gray patina throughout. Complete with scabbard that exhibits a chocolate patina with loose hanger. CONDITION: Fair-good. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 800 - 1,200

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3421 - LOT OF 2: LEATHER MILITARY RIFLE SCABBARDS. Lot consists of: (A) One scabbard is for the US Springfield Model 1903. Both strap as well as top back are stamped US 102 and a brass plaque reads G36. A partial cartouche on front reads 18 (1918) along with F-C0. CONDITION: Complete and excellent. (B) Next is an M1 Garand riding or jeep scabbard with metal back attachment. CONDITION: Fine and solid with no straps. 200 - 400

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3422 - 1930S US MARINE CORPS MAMELUKE SWORD NAMED TO BRIGADIER GENERAL SAMUEL ROBERT SHAW. Blade Length: 31” Overall Length: 37” A very nice example of a pre-WWII Marine officer’s sword named to Samuel Robert Ward. Ward came into the Corps in 1928 and served two years as an enlistedman. He was accepted to the US Naval Academy in 1930. He had pre-war assignments in China, with the Marine Detachment aboard USS Tuscaloosa, with 1stBn 5th Marines, and also was on the Marine Corps Rifle Team at Camp Perry. Notably, Ward commanded Company “A”, Marine Barracks, Navy Yard, Pearl Harbor, T. H. during the Dec 7th attack, and participated in the anti-aircraft defense that day. He departed for the Pacific area and joined Commanding officer, 6th Marine Division under Major General Lemuel C. Shepherd Jr. at Guadalcanal. He later served as the commanding officer of the 6th Pioneer Battalion on Okinawa. Shaw distinguished himself in this capacity and received the Legion of Merit with Combat “V” for his work. After the war, following the disbandment of 6th Marine Division at the end of March 1946, Shaw served with 3rd Marine Brigade until September of that year. He was decorated with the Bronze Star Medal for his service with 6th Marine Division and also received Order of the Cloud and Banner with Special Cravat (4th Class) by the Government of Republic of China. He was promoted to the rank of colonel in August 1949 and his post-war duties included Shore Party Officer in the Engineer Section, Division of Plans and Policies, Chief of the Joint Action Panel in the Marine Corps, Division of Plans and Policies Joint Amphibious Board at Little Creek Naval Base, Advanced Research Group, Marine Corps Educational Center, Quantico. In June 1954 he joined the 1st Marine Division under Major General Robert E. Hogaboom as assistant chief of staff for logistics. Shaw participated in the guarding of the Korean Demilitarized Zone until July 1955 and then returned to Headquarters Marine Corps, Washington for duty as director, Policy Analysis Branch. In June 1957, he was named deputy chief of staff, research and development, and promoted to the rank of brigadier general in November of that year. Shaw was transferred to Quantico in July 1958 and was appointed director of the Marine Corps Development Center. Shaw assumed duty as commanding general, Troop Training Unit, Pacific Fleet and was responsible for amphibious training of several marine and navy units within Pacific Fleet. He retired from the Marine Corps service on March 1, 1962, after 34 years of active service. He was recalled to active duty in September 1962 and served as the senior military aide and advisor to President John F. Kennedy during the Cuban Missile Crisis. Shaw served with Senate Armed Service Committee and travelled to Vietnam 13 times during the War. He was appointed as the chief legislative liaison official for the Selective Service System in 1972 and served in this position until his second retirement in 1977. Sword is correct to regulations and has acid etched designs, a nickeled scabbard, gold gilded furniture, and nicely toned ivory grips. CONDITION: Very good. Scabbard shows very light scratches to the nickel, and sword and grips are tight to tang. 1,000 - 1,500 3423 - LOT OF 2: US WWII EVERITT KNUCKLE KNIVES. Blade Length: (BOTH) 6 - 1/2” Overall Length: (BOTH) 11 - 1/2” A product of US production during World War II, these knives are known to have been carried in the Pacific Theater with smaller numbers appearing in the European Theater of Operations. It is believed that Everitt knives were a product of a West Coast supplier with some mentioning the name could be in relation to Everitt, Washington, although this is stated with uncertainty. The knives are unmarked except for the standard “Everitt”, which is located on the handle just behind the knuckle guards. The knives feature a steel blade of a simple double-edged spearpoint design with deep central fullers. Everitt knives are light and weigh approximately 10 ounces, as the handle is constructed of aluminum. The knives were finished with either black or green enamel paint and the blades were painted black. Both knives only exhibit small traces of black finish on their blades and one exhibits a side that has been heavily cleaned. There are traces of green paint on both handles. Both are housed in their brown leather scabbards which feature the correct 10 rivets, 6 staples at the throat, metal ring at bottom for leg tie, and long strap with snap that accommodates the knuckles & handle. These scabbards resemble the more common M-6 scabbard, especially with the metal reinforcing plate at bottom of sheath. One scabbard has nautical rope around the scabbard throat with heavy scuffing on the back if the belt loop. Both scabbards are dry but remain somewhat supple. One is missing the female portion of its snap enclosure. CONDITION: Good. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 800 - 1,200 3424 - US WWII OSS STILETTO. Blade Length: 6” Overall Length: 10 - 3/4” World War II OSS Stiletto and its M-6 “pancake flipper” sheath. Believed to be manufactured by Landers, Frary, and Clark in New Britain, Connecticut, with blackened bronze grip, deep knurling, and oval guard. Unmarked blade with no finish exhibits a light gray patina. Leather scabbard with green painted hanger, tip, and backstrap. Missing the rubber retaining ring. Scabbard remains pliable. Almost all green paint remaining with rubbing in high wear areas. Leather portion of scabbard is unsecured in drag and separated from throat rivet. CONDITION: Good. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 800 - 1,200 494

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3425 - US WWII AUSTRALIAN MADE COG GUARD FIGHTING KNIFE. Blade Length: 6” Overall Length: 10” This theater made fighting knife was manufactured in Australia during World War II for US service members in the Pacific Theater of Operations. The knife has a cast brass grip which is formed into a D guard that resembles a cogwheel design. During the war, these fighting knives were manufactured in a small and a large variant. This knife is the small variant, with the bowie style blade that measures approximately 6”. The blade exhibits a heavier gray patina with scattered pitting. The guard exhibits a mellow patina with scattered blemishes. CONDITION: Good. 500 - 800

3426 - LOT OF 2: US WWII K-24 AND K-20 AERIAL CAMERAS. Lot consists of: (A) World War II USAAF Type K-24 aerial camera. These cameras were used in bomber and reconnaissance aircraft. The K-24 camera had two basic functions including night aerial reconnaissance and orientation or verifying a bomber’s position over a target when a bomb is released. The camera appears complete but was not tested. The lens is clear with no cracks. Original Eastman Kodak spec. plate present. CONDITION: Good. (B) WWII Type K-20. The camera appears complete but was not tested. The lens and viewfinder are clear with no cracks. Original Graflex spec. plate present. CONDITION: Good. Both are contained in a WWII footlocker. 400 - 800

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The auctioneer will determine the highest bidder. The auctioneer alone has the right to reopen the bidding of an item if deemed necessary due to a dispute. If there is a tie bid between the floor and Internet or absentee bid, the floor bid takes precedence. MORPHY’S and its representatives reserve the right to remove those attendees who impede preview and/or the auction. Title to all merchandise shall pass to the highest bidder at the fall of the auctioneer’s hammer. The buyer will then assume all risk and full (continued...)

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Terms & Conditions responsibility of the lot purchased once ownership has changed. We recommend that you arrange insurance for your items immediately upon becoming the highest bidder. MORPHY’S is not responsible for any errors in bids, omissions of bids, or failure to execute bids and shall have no liability to any bidder for any technical or other failure associated with the internet, absentee bidding, or telephone bidding. • AGENT BIDDING - MORPHY’S will accept bids from an individual agent authorized by a company or another individual. MORPHY’s requires any agent to provide a signed letter of authorization from the buyer of record company or individual allowing the agent to bid on their behalf. • ABSENTEE BIDDING - - MORPHY’S will accept absentee bids submitted via telephone call, in person, mail, fax or through www. morphyauctions.com. Absentee bidders must use the absentee bid form (available online) and clearly mark the lot number, title, and maximum bid amount. All bids must be left in increments as explained on our bid form. If a bid is “out of increment,” the auctioneer has the right to round the bid up to the next correct increment. If there are two (2) identical bids placed on the same item, priority will be given to the first bid received. Bidders may preview, register, and place bids online through our website, www. morphyauctions.com. Seller(s) agree to allow the Auctioneer to accept and execute absentee bids in a competitive manner for potential buyers and under the MORPHY’S absentee bidding terms and conditions. During the live sale, the auctioneer will execute your absentee bid competitively up to the maximum amount you have indicated. • ONLINE BIDDING - - Online bidding through www.morphyauctions. com, Live Auctioneers, Invaluable, Proxibid, or other bidding platforms may be available; all Terms and Conditions still apply. A surcharge will be added for third party online platforms. Refer to your bidding platform of choice for the final buyer’s premium. If there is a tie bid between the online bid and a floor bid, the floor bid takes precedence. Due to our fast-paced auctions and bids coming from floor bidders, phone bidders, online bidders and absentee bids, the auctioneer has the final word on all item(s) sold. You (the bidder) assume the risk of winning an item online and not having the item sell to you. This is due to the final call of the auctioneer and the operator not being able to re-open that lot. Online bidders are fully responsible for accidental bidding as if they bid normally. • BID RESULTS – Please allow 24-48 hours post auction to receive your official invoice from MORPHY’S. MORPHY’S will only contact successful bidders. The invoice will include item, hammer price, premium, shipping, handling, insurance, taxes, and any other charges that apply. Invoices and any outstanding amount due may and will be auto charged to the credit card on file within 48 hours of the invoice being sent. If you wish to pay by another method, please contact us within 48 hours after the sale. • TELEPHONE BIDDING - Requests for phone lines must be received at least three (3) days prior to the auction date. MORPHY’S cannot guarantee phone lines but will make every attempt to accommodate those who wish to participate through that method. Phone lines are provided on a first come first served basis. Please visit www.morphyauctions.com or call 877-968-8880 to register for a telephone bid.

BID INCREMENTS

Bid increments listed are a general guideline. Actual increments are at the auctioneer’s discretion. If a lot does not receive a bid of 50% of the low estimate, the lot will be passed by the auctioneer. $0 - $500…................$25 $500 - $1,000….........$50 $1,000 - $2,000…......$100 $2,000 - $5,000…......$200 $5,000 - $10,000....…$500 $10,000 +…............... Auctioneer’s discretion

RESERVES

Most of our items are unreserved, but occasionally items may carry a moderate reserve. Please note that when a lot carries a reserve, the reserve is usually somewhere below our low estimate. In the case of a reserved item, the seller has authorized the auctioneer to bid on their behalf until the reserve price is reached.

BUYER’S PREMIUM

A 20% buyer’s premium will be added to all successful bids and is payable by the buyer as part of the total purchase cost. A 3% merchant fee is also automatically applied to all invoices but can be discounted upon payment by cash, check, money order or wire transfer that is received within 7 days from the receipt of the invoice. If the type of payment is split, invoice will reflect the 3% charge for merchant fees on the entire invoice. In addition, a surcharge will be added for certain third-party online bidding platforms the bidder utilizes. Refer to your bidding platform of choice for the final buyer’s premium.

SALES TAX

MORPHY’S is required by law to collect sales tax where our company has nexus. Sales tax rate will be charged by law on behalf of the state and locality where the customer of record takes possession of their purchase. Lots are subject to all applicable state and local taxes, unless the required form and copy of permit are on file with MORPHY’S. It is the bidder’s responsibility to know the sales tax rate applicable. As a convenience and without any guarantee, you may use this website, https://www.taxjar.com/sales-tax-calculator, as a resource to calculate your applicable sales tax rate. Bidder agrees to pay MORPHY’S the actual amount of tax due if sales tax is not properly collected due to 1) an expired, inaccurate, or inappropriate tax certificate or declaration, 2) an incorrect interpretation of the applicable statute, 3) or any other reason. The appropriate form and certificate must be on file at and verified by MORPHY’S five days prior to the auction, or the tax must be paid. If the required form and certificate is received by MORPHY’S within 4 days of the conclusion of the auction, you qualify for a refund for the tax paid. Lots from different auctions may not be aggregated for sales tax purposes.

PAYMENT, INTEREST & STORAGE FEES

Any invoice totaling more than $100,000 must be paid within three (3) days. All other merchandise must be paid in full within seven (7) days of the date of the invoice. Payments can be made by going to your account online at www.morphyauctions.com, call 877-968-8880 or mail payment to: Dan Morphy Auctions LLC 2000 N Reading Rd, Denver, PA 17517. Invoices and any outstanding amount due may and will be auto charged to the credit card on file within 48 hours of the invoice being sent. If you wish to pay by another method, please contact us within 48 hours after the sale. Interest will be charged on all balances not paid at the rate of 1-1/2% monthly (18% APR) effective 30 days from the invoice date. All goods not retrieved by Buyer within 45 days after the invoice date, shall be subject to a (continued...)

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Terms & Conditions monthly storage fee as follows: $50/month per regular sized item or $100/month per oversized item. Buyer authorizes MORPHY’s to sell, at their standard commission and consignment contract terms, any goods not retrieved after a 90-day period in any manner deemed appropriate by MORPHY’s and the proceeds will be applied to any outstanding balance due from the buyer. We accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express, personal checks, certified checks, wire transfers, money orders, and cash. • SNEAKERS, JEWELRY, WATCHES, COIN AND CURRENCY ITEMS OR ANY INVOICES MORPHY’S DEEMS AT RISK OF CREDIT CARD FRAUD – We accept cash, wire transfer, check, certified checks and money orders only. No credit cards will be accepted for invoices containing these items. • CREDIT CARD –We will not accept credit card payment for any jewelry, watch, coin or currency purchases or on any purchases that Morphy’s deems to be at risk for fraud. If a credit card is used as any form of total payment, invoice will reflect a 3% surcharge on the entire invoice. This charge is automatically added but will be discounted if payment is received by cash, check, money order or wire transfer. MORPHY’s reserves the right to refuse to ship to a different address than the billing address on the credit card being used. • CHECK - There will be a $30.00 service charge for returned checks. Make checks payable to: Dan Morphy Auctions LLC. MORPHY’S reserves the right to hold items paid for by personal or company check until said check clears (14 days). MORPHY’S has the right to hold all checks over $2,000. Customers who have an established successful buying history with MORPHY’S may be exempt from this requirement. We will accept a personal or company check >$2,000 from a first time buyer if you provide a Bank Letter of Credit, available on our website, www.morphyauctions.com. • WIRE TRANSFERS – There will be a $30 charge added to all wire transfers less than $2,000. Please add this amount to your invoice total before sending a wire transfer. In the few situations where a successful bidder does not remit payment when due, MORPHY’S will proceed with the legal steps necessary to protect its interests and will block the bidder from future auction participation.

PACKING/SHIPPING

• It is the bidder’s responsibility to take shipping, handling, and insurance costs into consideration when bidding on items. • BIDDERS PRESENT AND TAKING ITEMS AFTER AUCTION – Since item liability transfers upon a successful bid, items paid for must be packed, transported and/or removed by the buyer at his/her own risk after the close of the sale. We recommend that you arrange insurance for your items immediately upon becoming the highest bidder. If any employee or agent of MORPHY’S packs or transports the merchandise, it is fully at the risk, responsibility, and expense of the buyer. MORPHY’S shall not be held liable for any loss or damage that may be caused by the said agent or employee. • ITEMS NOT PICKED UP THE DAY OF THE SALE – Shipping, handling, insurance, and taxes will be added to all invoices that Morphy’s agrees to ship. We recommend you arrange insurance for your items immediately upon becoming the highest bidder. Shipping will be based on actual costs provided by UPS, USPS, or other carriers based upon the contents’ size and weight. Packaging and insurance will vary in cost depending on the contents and value of the shipment. Oversize and breakable items are not standard shippable items and will require shipment by a 3rd party shipper.

MORPHY’s cannot combine standard item shipments with oversize and breakable item shipments. If any employee or agent of MORPHY’S packs or transports the merchandise, it is fully at the risk, responsibility, and expense of the buyer. MORPHY’S shall not be held liable for any loss or damage that may be caused by the said agent or employee. • SHIPPING TERMS - MORPHY’S will ship items to the buyer at the listed address via UPS or other carriers, FOB, Denver, Pennsylvania, or FOB other auction locations. Shipping will occur within 15 business days from the date payment is received. Any risk of loss or damage to the item(s) during transit via UPS, or any other carrier is at the risk of the buyer. Any additional insurance coverage should be purchased by the buyer through the carrier. Buyer releases MORPHY’s from all claims for loss or damage to any item during transit and agrees to pay all costs of defense, including attorney’s fees, for any claims brought against MORPHY’S for loss or damage occurring during transit. MORPHY’s is not responsible for mis-delivery or theft of packages. • INSURANCE - Shipping insurance is automatically added to invoices for shipment to the United States and Canada locations. Insurance may be waived by providing MORPHY’s a signed insurance waiver. Insurance for all 3rd party shipments must be arranged through that carrier. Insurance purchased through MORPHY’s applies only to shipments to the United States and Canada. Buyers must purchase their own insurance for shipments to other countries. • INTERNATIONAL SHIPMENTS – MORPHY’S welcomes our international customers. MOPRHY’S can provide upon request a complete process and set of recommended company contacts with whom the Buyer can work to understand the steps, timing, and cost to acquire items at auction. It shall be the potential buyer’s sole responsibility to research and satisfy the requirements of any laws and regulations that apply to the import and export of property and for paying all shipping costs, customs and duties on the items. By law, MORPHY’S cannot, and will not, declare lesser values for any international purchases and all shipments will include the invoice with purchase totals including the buyer’s premium and shipping cost. • 3RD PARTY SHIPPING of OVERSIZE ITEMS – Buyers will need to either pick up the items personally or arrange a 3rd party shipping service for oversize items. As a general guideline, the following will indicate which packages apply, as they are of a certain weight, length, or dimensional size. ∙ Dimensional size is length (the longest measurement) + (height x 2) + (width x 2). For example a 36” x 36” x 12” package = 36 + (36 x2) + (12 x 2) = 132” ∙ USA home shipments must be <70 lbs. and <108” length and <165” dimensional size ∙ USA business shipments must be <150 lbs. and <108” length and <165” dimensional size ∙ International shipments must be <150 lbs. and <108” length and <130” dimensional size ∙ There may be certain shipments that meet these requirements that will still require 3rd party shipping, and we will communicate the reason in those cases. • 3RD PARTY SHIPPING OF BREAKABLE, DELICATE, FRAGILE ITEMS - MORPHY’S reserves the right to decline shipment of items based on its fragility. If an item is unable to be shipped in-house, the item will require shipment by a 3rd party or pick up arrangements to be made. MORPHY’s will not ship any items that are neon or contain neon. Other examples of fragile items include glass display cases of any size; coin-operated, arcade and vending items with fragile parts and/or glass; signs with parts or protrusions beyond the main body of the sign, oversized vases, high value lamps and glass of all sizes, (continued...)

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Terms & Conditions high value artwork including but not limited to paintings, statuary, sculpture, figurines, dioramas, and other intricate items; and items subject to impact by moisture and known handling issues in the supply chain. Under no circumstances will MORPHY’S be responsible for shipping damage to picture frames of any kind. • For any buyers who wish to arrange for their own shipping, MORPHY’S must be notified at least seven (7) days prior to arrival of the shipping company name, arrival date and time. Pickup must be scheduled to begin and end within our normal business hours (9am – 4pm weekdays). • STORAGE FEE – MORPHY’S will charge a monthly storage fee of $50/ month per regular sized item or $100/month per oversized item for any items on MORPHY’s location for more than 45 days. Buyer authorizes the MORPHY’s to sell, at their standard commission and consignment contract terms, any goods not retrieved after a 90-day period in any manner deemed appropriate by MORPHY’s and the proceeds will be applied to any outstanding balance due from the buyer.

AGREEMENT REGARDING GOVERNING LAW, VENUE, AND LEGAL RIGHTS

I hereby understand and agree that any controversy or claim arising out of or relating to MORPHY’S Bidder Terms & Conditions, which includes this provision (hereafter referred to as “Terms & Conditions”), MORPHY’S, or the breach thereof (hereafter referred to as “Claims”), shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Pennsylvania, without regard to its conflict of law provisions. I hereby irrevocably submit to the personal jurisdiction of the appropriate court in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania in any action or proceeding arising out of or relating to the Claims and their enforcement, and I agree that any and all Claims must be adjudicated, heard, determined, and resolved in said court, and I hereby irrevocably waive any objection on the ground that any such action or proceeding in said court has been brought in an inconvenient forum. MORPHY’S failure to exercise or enforce any right or provision of these Terms & Conditions or any other legal rights, shall not constitute a waiver of such right or provision. Any waiver of any provision of these Terms & Conditions by MORPHY’S must be made in writing and signed by an authorized representative of MORPHY’S specifically referencing the provision(s) contained within the Terms & Conditions to be waived. Headings used in the Terms & Conditions are for convenience only and are not to be relied upon. If any provision of the Terms & Conditions is found by a court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid, the parties nevertheless agree that the court should endeavor to give effect to the parties’ intentions as reflected in the provision, and the other provisions of the Terms & Conditions shall remain in full force and effect. These Terms & Conditions will inure to the benefit of, and are intended to be, enforceable by MORPHY’S, its parents, subsidiaries, affiliates, successors, assigns, members, directors, officers, and licensees. There are no third party beneficiaries to these Terms & Conditions; a person or entity who is not a party or signatory to these Terms & Conditions has no rights under the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999 to rely upon or enforce any term or provision of these Terms & Conditions.

POST SALE RETURN POLICY

MORPHY’S engages knowledgeable experts to provide catalog descriptions on the merchandise we sell. Every effort is made to ensure those descriptions are accurate and that they fully disclose any exceptions to condition. Any buyer who has made their payment within the due date of 7 calendar days who wishes to report a problem must notify MORPHY’S within three calendar (3) days of receipt of their purchased item. Buyers who have not made their payment within the due date of 7 days may not return any items under any circumstances. No lots purchased by floor bidders (including those bidders acting as agents for others) may be returned. Please refer to MORPHY’S limited guarantee herein. A Return Authorization Number (RA#) must be issued by MORPHY’S before you ship anything back to our address. Item must be returned in the same condition. Any items arriving without a return authorization will not be given a refund. The item in question must be shipped with the RA# on the outside and inside of the package, with full insurance, so it arrives at MORPHY’S within one week of the aforementioned authorization. PRIVACY TO REVIEW OUR PRIVACY POLICY, PLEASE VISIT WWW.MORPHYAUCTIONS.COM/PRIVACY-POLICY All rights reserved. Entire contents copyright 2023, Dan Morphy Auctions LLC. Copyright includes, but is not limited to, print media, microform and electronic media, such as CD-ROMS and online computer services.

ABSENTEE BID FORM Auction:

May 12-14, 2026 Firearms & Militaria

2000 N. READING RD • DENVER, PA 17517 P/ 877-968-8880 F/ 717-336-7115

Step 1 - Circle Bidding Option Phone Line

email: info@morphyauctions.com www.morphyauctions.com

Absentee Bid

Phone line: Morphy Auctions staff will call you 5 lots prior to the item(s) you wish to bid on. Absentee: Morphy Auctions staff will execute your left bid(s) as if you were in attendance.

Step 2 - List Lot/Bid Information Lot #

Bid Increments: $0 - $500/$25 $200 - $500/$25

Please print clearly.

Description

Absentee Bid

Phone Emergency Bid

Applies to phone bidders only.

PLEASE NOTE ~

$500 - $1,000/$50 $1,000 - 2,000/$100

Step 3 - Fill Out Personal Contact Info

$2,000 - $5,000/$200 $5,000 - $10,000/$500 $10,000/Auctioneer’s Discretion

Emergency bids are executed only if Morphy Auctions is unable to contact the bidder via the phone number(s) provided.

Please print clearly.

Name Address City

State

Phone Line 1

Phone Line 2

Zip

Email I accept that all bids do not include the buyer’s premium of 23%. I accept that all bids are subject to the TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE printed in the catalog. My signature ser ves as an agreement to the terms stated on this form.

Signature

Date

Print Name If you have not received a confirmation email, please contact Morphy Auctions prior to the auction.

MEET THE TEAM LEADERSHIP TEAM

Dan Morphy

President & Founder

Tom Tolworthy Auction Curator

Les Jones

Chief Operating Officer & Director of Marketing

Jamie Griffin

Shaye Krispine

Director of Operations & Technology + Auctioneer

Cheryl Goyda

Customer Experience Manager

Firearms Operations Manager

Don Grimmer

Abbe Shearer Controller

General Manager Las Vegas + Advertising & Coin-Op Expert

Chris Hince Director of Consignments

Melissa Ober Inside Sales Coordinator

Mary Beth Nocera

Manager of Production & Photography

Tasha Lopez

Graphic Design Manager

INDUSTRY LEADING EXPERTS

Russ Withem

Firearms Specialist

Gary Metz

Consignment Assessment & Procurement

James Infante

Amphora & Pottery Consultant

David Geiger Arms & Armor Specialist

Tom Sage

Head of Toys & Trains

Josh Tauber

Lamp & Glass Consultant

John Keene

Jeremy Hatch

NFA Specialist

Firearms Consultant

Joel Lazarus

Mike Harrington

Train Consultant

Ron Ciarmello

Fine & Decorative Arts Division, Jewelry & Timepiece Specialist

Cast Iron, Toy & Horse-Drawn Expert

Patrick Orbe

Fine Art Consultant

David Bushing

Firearms Consultant

John Mihovetz

Department Head & Expert Automobilia & Petroliana

Scott Jedd

Vintage Fishing Tackle Expert

Tony Wilcox

Willi Zahn

Firearms Consultant

German Militaria & Military/Target Firearms Expert

Don Grimmer

Dan Morris

General Manager Las Vegas + Advertising & Coin-Op Expert

Kim Martindale

Chief Event Consultant

Brian Manifor

Western Antiques & Weapons Expert

Peter Thomson

Coca-Cola Advertising Specialist

Antique & Modern Silver Consultant

Jim Maley

Nicole Morrison

Acquisitions & Promotions

MORPHY AUCTIONS | 2000 North Reading Road • Denver, PA 17517 | Phone: 877-968-8880 • Fax: 717-336-7115

MEET THE TEAM MARKETING TEAM

Les Jones

Chief Operating Officer & Director of Marketing

Manager of Production & Photography

Mary Beth Nocera

Senior Photographer

Photographer

Elle Allen

Julia Santoro

Tasha Lopez

Becky Stellmach

Devin Rumbarger

Amber Renshaw

Graphic Design Manager

Dana Hipszer

Graphic Designer

Photographer

Graphics Assistant

Michael Laskoski

Photography & Videography Assistant

Connor Hollinger Photographer

Shayne Brunsch

Manager of Shows & Show Marketing

CUSTOMER SERVICE & POST AUCTION TEAM

Jamie Griffin

Customer Experience Manager

Maegan Griffin

Lead Customer Experience Associate

Ryan Kelly

Shipping Manager

John Morphy

Customer Experience Associate

Chris Sayres

Shipping Associate

Alicia Lancto

Customer Experience Associate

Maritza Hoffner

Emily Hamilton

Customer Experience Associate

Ben Shupp

Hilary Boettcher

Owen Kells

Shipping Associate

FIREARMS TEAM

Cheryl Goyda

Firearms Operations Manager

Eric Wagner

Firearms Researcher & Cataloger & Auctioneer

Tucker Nelson

Firearms Compliance Specialist

Josh Dobroskey

Militaria Specialist

Firearms Generalist

Firearms Administration

Jeremy Bailey

Post Auction Operations Associate

Brandon Law

Post Auction Operations Associate

OPERATIONS & CONSIGNMENT TEAM

Shaye Krispine

Director of Operations & Technology + Auctioneer

Chris Hince Director of Consignments

Angel Lopez

Display Coordinator & Auctioneer

Nate Burkholder

Ugo Liberti

Darryl Eberly

Steve Hynds

Jason Ober

Lead Operations Associate

Operations Associate

Amy McGee

Olha Vetterlein

Jennifer Heinaman

Ben Brossman

Nicollette Sage

Auction Cataloging Associate

Consignment Associate

Transcriptionist

Tanner Brugger

Operations Associate

Transcriptionist

ACCOUNTING TEAM

Abbe Shearer Controller

Alexis Weidman

Accounting Specialist

Cyndi Sensenig

Accounting Specialist

LAS VEGAS TEAM

UPCOMING AUCTION SCHEDULE

Don Grimmer

General Manager Las Vegas + Advertising & Coin-Op Expert

Kaeli Daly

Inventory Manager

Justin Hoaglen

Operations Manager

Franky Gonzalez Operations & Maintenance Coordinator

Firearms & Militaria - Featuring the 250th Anniversary of the Revolutionary War May 12-14 Coin-Op & Advertising Las Vegas, NV May 21-23 Toys & General Collectibles June 2 & 3 Fine & Decorative Arts June 10 & 11

Mark Durando

Operations Associate

Mike Taylor

Operations Associate

Auction dates & consignment deadlines are subject to change. Please call to verify.

THANK YOU Morphy Auctions is honored that you are considering entrusting your collection to us. Through every step of the process, from appraisal to auction, we are devoted to you and your collection. We are sure you will be proud of your collection’s presentation and pleased with the unrivaled customer service provided by the Morphy staff. We look forward to doing business with you. Please contact us if you have any additional questions.

PLEASE NOTE: BIDDING IS NOT AVAILABLE IN THIS CATALOG. This digital catalog is only for viewing the items included in this auction.

To bid on any items you see in this catalog, visit www.MorphyAuctions.com and click on bidding.