2026 Sept 15-17 Firearms & Militaria

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Serial No. 7921C

Caliber/Bore: 8mm Mauser

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: NFA

“dot” 1944 manufactured MG-34 machine gun with matching visible numbers including bakelite butt, barrel, and bolt. These are not forced-matched parts. This gun (and some others in this auction) came from an exceptionally discerning and forward-thinking collector who acquired fabulous German WW2 machine gun specimens more than 20 years ago. This collector was so forward-thinking that he had a noted machine gun dealer acquire and match (perform work to ensure they work well in this particular gun) three sets of bolts and barrels. Each set is marked very lightly in electro-pencil either, “100”, “200”, or “300” so that the owner know which bolt goes with which barrel. All of these parts are in good serviceable condition, with barrels with fine bores, but apparently were just randomly selected without regard to origin or markings otherwise. This gun is in a condition every advanced German machine gun collector desires. Original Amnesty form is included with this gun which indicates it was acquired and registered by “Proton Military Museum” of Dallas, Pennsylvania in 1968. Nazi proofs throughout this weapon, on receiver and other various places. Electronic NFA registry indicates “GERMAN” in the manufacturer’s block. PROVENANCE: Original Form 4467 (Amnesty) registration document. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine original finish exhibiting field use, thinning to a gray and some light brown patina in places. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face is near excellent. Buttstock extremely fine to near excellent with handling marks. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select-fire machine gun. Of all the many MG-34 guns this cataloger has encountered over the last 40+ years, only very few have had originally matching barrels bolts. Ask yourself the question about how many you have encountered like this and have the original Amnesty Form 4467 included. 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 2026-09-116. 45,000 - 75,000

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. 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”. A scan of the Certificate of Authenticity has been uploaded. Electronic NFA registry indicates “BROWNING ARMS CO” in the manufacturer’s block. 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. 80,000 - 100,000

Manufacturer: Mauser

Model: 1932

Serial No. 22001

Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/4”

FFL Status: NFA

Extremely rare 9mm Parabellum Mauser broomhandle Schnellfeuer machine pistol with shoulder stock and magazines. 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 crown over “U” and Mauser marking over chamber. One Mauser marked 10-round magazine and one Mauser 20-round magazine included. Very, very, few fully automatic 9mm Parabellum broomhandles made it into the American National Firearms Act Registry. This specimen combines a commonly available caliber with a tremendously fun and impressive to shoot machine gun. These pistols were manufactured and marketed world-wide, primarily for police and government use, but relatively few in 9mm parabellum were made. Think of how intimidating this would be to an 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. 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 and mottling of finish in places. Grips are very fine with some handling marks. Stock fit onto pistol is snug and positive. Bore is very good with sharp rifling. Bolt face extremely fine. Mechanics are crisp and positive. This is a select fire machine gun, and this model is a hoot 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 CURIO & RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2026-09-156. 30,000 - 40,000

1014 - (N) SMITH & WESSON MODEL 76 MACHINE GUN (CURIO & RELIC).

Manufacturer: Smith & Wesson

Model: 76

Serial No. U1288

Caliber/Bore: 9mm

Barrel Length: 8”

Smith & Wesson Model 76 machine gun with a “U” prefix serial number. Two original 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 near excellent matte blue finish with extremely fine furnishings. Some light handling marks to handgrip. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. 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 2026-09-89. 14,000 - 16,000

1015 - (N) FABULOUS AND VERY RARE EARLY FINNISH SUOMI MACHINE GUN (CURIO & RELIC).

Manufacturer: Finland

Model: 1932

Serial No. 710

Caliber/Bore: 9mm Parabellum

Barrel Length: 12”

FFL Status: NFA

Manufactured by Tikkakoski Oy, this one of the most desirable (and fun to shoot) models of 9 mm machine guns of WW2. This is an early production model Suomi KP/-31 machine gun without muzzle brake, and with selector on right side. This is the only registered fully transferable Suomi this cataloger has ever handled which has the selector on the side of the stock, making it a rare variation of an already rare gun. Receiver and shroud are matching numbers. Two original 71-round drums, two original leather magazine carriers with seven 36-round “coffin” magazines and accessories, and reproduction leather sling are included with this lot. This model machine gun incorporates the very convenient feature of an easily removable barrel shroud and barrel for cleaning. The latch on the right side of the receiver rotates to allow the entire shroud to rotate to unlock from the receiver and be removed. This in turn allows the barrel to be pulled forward and off the receiver for cleaning, or replacement. An innovated idea on a pistol caliber machine gun. The quality of materials, fit, and finish is top-notch throughout this piece. Electronic NFA registry indicates, “FINLAND” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is an extremely fine original lustrous blue finish fading to a pleasing smooth gray patina in places with some loss of finish at the high edges. Magazines are extremely fine. Barrel is a uniform gray patina with a near excellent bright and shiny bore. Bolt face near excellent. Mechanics are crisp. Wood is extremely fine with some light handling marks. This is a select fire machine gun, and an very exciting offering for the advanced and discerning 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 AS CURIO AND RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2026-09-172. 55,000 - 80,000

1016 - (N) HIGH CONDITION COLT M16A1 MACHINE GUN IN CLASSIC MILITARY CONFIGURATION WITH ORIGINAL FACTORY BOX (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: M16A1

Serial No. 9468166

Caliber/Bore: .223

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: NFA

High condition Colt M16A1 machine gun in 9 million serial number range with three position selector in triangular handguards military appearance configuration. Chrome lined bore. One original 20 round magazine is included with this lot. This is a true classic in the configuration so well known to American military personnel. Bayonet lug, triangular handguards, forward assist, and windage only adjustable rear sight. Only the absence of United States property markings and serial number range distinguish the gun from the ones taken into military service. Electronic NFA registry indicates “COLT” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine original matte finish. Composite furnishings extremely fine. Bore is fine with light frosting rendering it non-reflective. Bolt face extremely fine. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select fire machine gun. Fine example of the American classic machine guns 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 2026-09-158. 26,000 - 32,000

1017 - (N) BOOK DOCUMENTED WINCHESTER MODEL 1918 BROWNING AUTOMATIC RIFLE (B.A.R.) MACHINE GUN (CURIO & RELIC).

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 1918

Serial No. 106179

Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield

Barrel Length: 26 - 3/4”

Very attractive refinished Winchester Model 1918 B.A.R. with crossed cannon and flaming bomb ordnance proofs on barrel. Winchester marked barrel is dated “2-19” below flaming bomb proof. This very same gun is cited and in photograph in James Ballou’s book, “A Rock and Hard Place” on pages 209-210. The book notes and illustrates in photograph the receiver markings change to “Automatic” Rifle. A spare ”9-18” dated barrel, and eight 20 round magazines are included with this lot. This gun retains the correct WW I configuration flash hider as well a checkered wood forend and wood buttstock. This gun also has a first style gas regulator and “F A S” selector markings. Electronic NFA registry indicates “WINCHESTER” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent professional refinish with some slight handling marks. Forend is extremely fine to near excellent with light handling marks. Buttstock is extremely fine with very small about 2” long cracks on both side near the receiver parallel to the bore line with a brass pin repair. This is common as wood shrinks over a 100 year period unless kept in a humidity controlled environment. Bore of guns barrel is extremely fine. Bore of spare barrel is extremely fine, shiny and bright. Bolt face is extremely fine. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select-fire machine gun. A very attractive looking specimen which is a book documented example of the evolution of receiver markings during the early production 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 CURIO AND RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2026-09-110. 25,000 - 35,000 SEE

markings on the right side of the receiver. Four original 30 round magazines, an original sling, and Canadian army Manual are included. The Bren gun is generally accepted to be one of the best light to medium machine guns of World War II and is particularly popular with collectors and recreational shooting enthusiasts. Electronic NFA registry indicates “BRITAIN (OR ENGLAND)” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine smooth grey original finish with some very light pitting on the left side of the receiver with finish thinning to a gray patina at the high edges. Wood has some light handling marks. Bore is extremely fine, shiny and bright. Bolt face is extremely fine to near excellent. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select fire machine gun. This is a particularly fine condition specimen showing the character of genuine field use, and has a particular appeal to this cataloger for this reason. Bren guns are uncommon in the NFA registry due in large part to their long service history in the British Empire and Commonwealth resulting in relatively few finding their way to the United States prior to the Amnesty of 1968. This is a wonderful opportunity for the advanced machine gun collector/shooter. See other Bren gun accessories in other lots in upcoming auctions. 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 2026-09-114. 30,000 - 40,000

1019 - (N) OUTSTANDING COLT THOMPSON 1921/28 NAVY OVERSTAMP MACHINE GUN WITH “EAGLE” CASE, ACCESSORIES, AND PROVENANCE (CURIO & RELIC).

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1921/28 Navy Overstamp

Serial No. 10778

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 12 - 1/2”

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. Beautiful and clean Cutts compensator. Nickel oiler in butt. Gun retains 1928 internal parts. Buttstock retains visible cartouche at leading edge. Accessories include five original finish 20 round magazines, one original matte finish 3rd model (1920s patent dates) 50 round drum magazine, and an “Eagle Lock Co.” black hard case with long brass cleaning rod. 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 “AUTO ORDNANCE” in the manufacturer’s block. PROVENANCE: Original Form 1 dated 1955 showing this gun registered to the Osaukee County Sheriff’s Dept of Port Washington, Wisconsin, modern shoulder patch from same, and copy of Form 5 dated 1992 transferring this gun to a subsequent owner in Wisconsin. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original deep lustrous finish with some very slight light handing marks and slight scratches. There is a small bit of loss of finish below the “Colt” address. The actuator slot has only the slightest loss of finish. Wood is near excellent with the slightest of handling marks. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face near excellent. The 50 round drum has some loss of finish to a gray patina at the high edges. Stick magazines are extremely fine. Drum very attractive with high-edge gray patina. Hard case is also extremely fine to near excellent with clean presentable interior. Mechanics of gun are crisp. This is a select fire machine gun. An exceptionally attractive Thompson which has every indication of being fired very little. An extremely 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. 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 2026-09-104. 40,000 - 90,000

1020 - (N) QUALIFIED MANUFACTURING HK MACHINE GUN SEAR IN 3 POSITION TRIGGER PACK IN DAKOTA TACTICAL D54/10 HOST GUN W/ SILENCER (FULLY TRANSFERABLE) (SILENCER).

Manufacturer: (Sear) Qualified Manufacturing (Gun) Dakota Tactical (Silencer) Silencerco

Model: (Sear) HK (Gun) D54/10 (Silencer) Omega 45K

Serial No. (Gun) 42-00127 (Silencer) OMG45K0457

Sear Serial No. K497

Caliber/Bore: 10mm Auto

Barrel Length: 10”

FFL Status: NFA

Highly desirable Qualified Manufacturing Heckler & Koch auto-sear in three position (pictograph) selector trigger group on Dakota Tactical host gun with attached “SILENCERCO” silencer. Other features include Knight’s Armament handguards, and picatinny rails. 14 plastic magazines (5 of these are blue H&K manufactured). Electronic NFA registry indicates “PARKER” in the manufacturer’s block for the Auto-Sear. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original finish. Composite parts also near excellent. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select-fire machine gun. A really attractive 10mm Machine Gun. THIS LOT CONTAINS MULTIPLE NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEMS AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THESE ITEMS ARE FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORMS 3 OR 4. JWK 2026-09-133.

36,000 - 46,000

Manufacturer: (SEAR) S&H Arms Inc. (GUN) H&K

Model: (SEAR) H&K (GUN) MP5

Serial No. 11059

Sear Serial No. 1128

Caliber/Bore: 9mm

Barrel Length: 9 - 1/2”

FFL Status: NFA

S&H arms registered Heckler & Koch auto sear in 3-position (S.E.F.) handgrip in H&K host gun with “IG” date code on top of receiver. Horizontal forend with telescoping stock, and tri-lug barrel. Both button and “flapper” magazine release. Ten original 32-round, six 40-round, and one 20-round magazine are included with this lot as well as a web satchel and scope rail. Electronic NFA registry indicates “S AND H ARMS INC OF OKLAHOMA” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent hard coat finish. Composite furnishings are near excellent. Bore is near excellent shiny and bright. Bolt near excellent. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select fire machine gun. These H & K auto sears are exceptionally popular today due to their capability to be moved from host gun to host 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 2026-09-175. 35,000 - 45,000

1022 - LARGE LOT OF HK MP5 MAGAZINES AND COUPLERS. Lot consists of (A) 20 HK MP5 magazines with 1980s date codes. (B) 2 HK MP5 magazine couplers with HK logo. CONDITION: Very good with some scattered handling marks from handling and use. Housed in a black zipper case. 300 - 600

1023 - (N) EXCEPTIONAL WELL ACCESSORIED HIGH CONDITION 1970S VINTAGE COLT M16 MACHINE GUN ENSEMBLE INCLUDING SILENCER (FULLY TRANSFERABLE & SILENCER).

Manufacturer: (Gun) Colt (Silencer) Military Armament Corp.

Model: (BOTH) M16

Serial No. (Gun) 5096769 (Silencer) S73000039

Caliber/Bore: 5.56mm NATO

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: NFA

This gun is in the low 5 million serial number range and is quite likely actually Curio and Relic eligible. Marked simply “COLT M16” with Rampant Colt logo, caliber markings, and serial number on the left side of the magazine housing. Three prong flash-hider on heavy barrel marked simply “5.56 MM”. Screw-on Military Armament Corp Silencer and spare enclosed bird-cage silencer is included as well as the following accessories: Colt 3x20 scope in original white box (just like the one this cataloger had in combat over 20 years ago!), combination tool, U.S. M8A1 bayonet in scabbard, U.S.G.I. cleaning kit, U.S.G.I. clip-on bipod and carrier, with cleaning materials including sight adjustment tool and two muzzle caps, and two original Colt marked 20 round magazines. The following desirable paper manuals are also included: FM 23-9 (Rifle, 5.56 MM, M16A1) dated March 1970, Combat bookshelf “AR-15, M-16, AND M-16A1”, M16A1 Operator’s Manual dated May 1972, 2nd Manual dated April 1977, and December 1969 dated, “The M16A1 Rifle Operation and Preventative Maintenance” manual with cover illustration by Will Eisner. Any former soldier of the appropriate age will remember these entertaining, as well as informative, “PM” publications! This gun has the classic triangular handguards. This is a true classic in the configuration so well known to American military personnel. Bayonet lug, triangular handguards, forward assist, and windage only adjustable rear flip-up sight. Electronic NFA registry indicates “COLT” in the manufacturers block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original matte finish. Composite furnishings near excellent. This gun presents very well. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face is extremely fine. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select fire machine gun. An American classic ready to take to the range. THIS LOT CONTAINS TWO NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEMS THAT REQUIRE BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. EVEN THOUGH SILENCER TRANSFERS NO LONGER INCUR A TRANSFER TAX THEY STILL HAVE THE SAME PROCESSING REQUIREMENTS. THESE TWO ITEMS ARE FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORMS 3 OR 4. THE SILENCER WILL REQUIRE A SEPARATE TRANSFER FORM IF TRANSFERRED ON A FORM 4. JWK 2026-09-136. 28,000 - 38,000

1024 - (N) GREEN FURNISHINGS COLT ARMALITE MODEL 01 MACHINE GUN, FORERUNNER OF M16 (CURIO & RELIC).

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: AR15 MODEL 01

Serial No. 11613

Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington

Barrel Length: 21”

FFL Status: NFA

This is a very early model of the AR-15 machine gun, before redesignation to the iconic M16 machine gun. The left side of the magazine well is marked with the Rampant Colt logo within a circle next to “COLT”, which is above “ARMALITE AR15/ PATENTS PENDING/ CAL .223/ MODEL 01” over the serial number, with “COLT’S PATENT FIREARMS MFG. CO./ HARTFORD, CONN./ U.S.A.” above the selector on the left side. Please note this is a machine gun and includes the early production features, including green furnishings, sling swivels, three-prong flash hider, machined front sight base, chromed bolt and bolt carrier assembly, non-chrome lined barrel, lack of a bolt forward assist, distinctive early style smaller charging handle, and rounded buttplate. Examine the photographs closely and note the differences from what came later in the 1960s and after. One original early, 20-round waffle magazine and two regular magazines are included with this lot. Electronic NFA registry indicates, “COLT” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original factory gray anodized finish with some slight handling marks. Barrel and flash hider are a matte blue finish. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face near excellent. This is a select-fire machine gun. An exceptional, and shining example of an early unaltered Colt/Armalite AR-15 Model 01 machine gun, that is part of the production history of the most iconic firearms of all time. These surface for sale very rarely, and this is an opportunity for the discerning collector of U.S. automatic arms. 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 2026-09-171. 40,000 - 60,000

Barrel Length: 8 - 1/3”

FFL Status: NFA

Registered receiver Heckler & Koch MP5 machine gun as converted from a HK94A3. Includes original factory shipping box with packing materials and literature (manual, warrantee card, and barrel shroud installation instructions). Three original HK curved magazines are included with this lot. Also included is a perforated shroud, fixed composite stock, sling, and screw-on foregrip. Marked HK 94 “IF” proof on top of receiver, this gun has a three-position “O, 1, A” selector, side button magazine release, and smooth external barrel profile at the muzzle. Electronic NFA registry indicates, “HECKLER AND KOCH” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent black enamel and blued finish. Composite parts on the gun are near excellent. Fixed stock is fine with noted handling marks with a white paint rack number on the left side. Box is extremely fine to near excellent. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. 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 2026-09-150.

28,000 - 34,000

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 7”

Very attractive M3 “Grease Gun” as manufactured by Guide Lamp for use during WW2. Two original 30-round magazines and a magazine loader are included. This would have been one of the earlier guns which originally had no protection around the magazine latch. Subsequently, as seen on this gun, a protective bar was welded onto the receiver and magazine housing to prevent unintentional release of the magazine as the gun bounced against something (such as a pack, leg, or simply when grasped). Typical “Guide” on left side of magazine housing, with Guide Lamp drawing numbers on action housing “G.L. C153432” and on underside of trigger guard “B.G.R.-GL- / B 301456”. This gun is registered under an IRS number, and this is clearly on the right side of the receiver. 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 “GENERAL MOTORS GUIDE LAMP DIV.” as the manufacturer. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine original black enamel finish with some scrapes and handling marks revealing a gray patina, particularly on the right side. The barrel is more of a matte gray finish. Bore is near excellent, 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 collectors item for both the World War II and shooting enthusiast. They are quite accurate and comfortable to shoot. A very attractive 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 2026-09-93. 25,000 - 30,000

1027 - (N) MATCHING SAVAGE MANUFACTURED AUTO ORDNANCE 1928AC THOMPSON MACHINE GUN (CURIO & RELIC).

Manufacturer: Auto Ordnance Corporation

Model: 1928

Serial No. S-117590

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 11”

Auto Ordnance, Savage “S” prefix 1928 Thompson. Upper and lower assembly serial numbers match. Lyman adjustable rear sight. Vertical foregrip. Auto-Ordnance marked with bullet logo compensator, and left side of receiver marked “Model 1928” with serial number. Left-hand receiver markings are “THOMPSON SUBMACHINE GUN”, “CALIBRE .45 AUTOMATIC CARTRIDGE”. Right hand receiver markings are typical “AUTO - ORDNANCE” with Bridgeport address. Included with this lot are four 20 round Bridgeport magazines and one Bridgeport 50 round drum. Electronic NFA registry indicates “AUTO ORDNANCE” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine dull matte gray blue finish on receiver and lower assembly with loss of finish at the high edges and stock contact points. Near excellent lustrous blue finish on barrel and compensator with finish thinning a bit on the compensator. Extremely fine to near excellent wood with light handling marks, and very slight dings on the right side bottom of the vertical foregrip. Bore is extremely fine to near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face near excellent. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select fire machine gun. A great looking WW2 vintage Savage 1928 Thompson which will accept drum magazines as well as stick magazines. 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 2026-09-105. 25,000 - 35,000

Serial No. 3496K

Caliber/Bore: 8 mm

Barrel Length: 16 - 1/2”

Very attractive ERMA “ayf” manufactured MP43 machine gun manufactured in 1944 with clear proofs on receiver forward of the magazine housing. Matching numbers on bolt, op-rod, buttstock assembly, and lower assembly. Buttstock is “ayf” marked, and is of the narrower, later type enabling this arm to be readily stored in a vehicle rack, just as a K98 rifle would. Barrel finish is consistent with rest of arms with some indication on the retention pin that it was a field replacement. Two original 30 round magazines are included with this lot as well as takedown tool, loading clip, original small manual, and 1974 dated ATF Form 4. 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 vs 57 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 fine original finish, turned gray patina with light pitting. This condition has a special kind of appeal to some collectors as a gun which has every indication that it was used in the field and maintained by a soldier. The bore is extremely fine, shiny and bright. The bolt face is extremely fine. The wood is extremely fine and attractive with typical handling marks. Mechanics are crisp. This specimen has every indication that it was used under combat conditions, captured, and brought back, left as it was found. The original vintage form 4 from what might have been the veteran to a known Florida dealer only enhances the desirability of this lot. 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 2026-09-106. 25,000 - 35,000

1029 - (N) FABULOUS NEAR MINT 1938 DATED GERMAN WWII MG-15 MACHINE GUN WITH ORIGINAL TURRET BALL (CURIO & RELIC).

Manufacturer: German Model: MG-15

Serial No. NR2514-38

Caliber/Bore: 8mm Mauser

Barrel Length: 23 - 1/2”

This is without a doubt the finest condition specimen of a WW2 German MG-15 machine gun this cataloger has ever encountered. It was manufactured in 1938, but looking at this gun, it appears as if it came out of a time machine. The only blemishes are a bit of loss of finish at the muzzle and some scrapes to the black enamel. Receiver markings are, “MG 15 / FL45701” (This is the “Flieger Number” or Luftwaffe stock number for this model). / “Nr 2514-38” (actual gun serial number followed by year of manufacture). That makes the gun very early indeed! There are also attractive Nazi Luftwaffe and eagle proofmarks on the right side of the. One original 75-round German saddle drum is included with this lot, as well as well as two front and two rear sights. Electronic NFA Registry indicates “GERMAN” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original finish as noted above with some slight scratches to the black enamel painted finish in places and some gray patina just at the edge of the muzzle. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face is near excellent. Mechanics are crisp. This is a full-auto only machine gun. This is an absolutely fabulous WWII collector’s piece. Pretty much impossible to upgrade. Additional saddle drums, parts, and accessories are offered in other lots in this 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 AS CURIO AND RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2026-09-111. 25,000 - 35,000

1030 - (N) ORIGINAL WW2 SAGINAW BROWNING 1919A4 MACHINE GUN (CURIO & RELIC).

Manufacturer: Saginaw

Model: Browning 1919A4

Serial No. 8306

Caliber/Bore: .308

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: NFA

This is an original “Saginaw Steering Gear” manufactured model 1919A4 Browning air-cooled machine gun. This gun has the later bolted on carrying handle which greatly eases moving the gun around. Bolt is unmarked on top which indicates correct vintage for this gun. The Browning 1919A4 machine guns were used during WWII and remained in service through the Korea and Vietnam eras. Many underwent arsenal refurbishment during their service years. Electronic NFA Registry indicates “US” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall finish and appearance is near excellent gray matte refinish with some slight loss of finish in places. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face is near excellent. This is a full-auto only machine gun. This gun is an excellent example of an iconic American belt-fed machine gun. The Browning machine gun is a mainstay at machine gun shooting events. 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 2026-09-112. 25,000 - 35,000

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1031 - (N) HIGHLY DESIRABLE HIGH CONDITION “JUNGLE MODEL” HARRINGTON AND RICHARDSON M-14 MACHINE GUN (CURIO & RELIC).

Manufacturer: Harrington and Richardson Model: M-14

Serial No. 211788

Caliber/Bore: 7.62mm NATO

Barrel Length: 18”

FFL Status: NFA

Extremely handsome M-14 select-fire machine gun manufactured by Harrington & Richardson and purported to have come from the H & R museum. Designed to be a shortened and lightened M-14, more suited for tropical area use. The top of the receiver is stamped “U.S. RIFLE/ 7.62 MM M14/ H.&R. ARMS CO” above the serial number. One can discern added pencil mark “2 # 3” on the right side of buttstock. “HRT” marked bolt assembly. One original magazine and one green web sling is included with this lot. Wooden stock does not have any evidence of proof marks. Electronic NFA registry indicates “HARRINGTON AND RICHARDSON” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent, combination of original and matte blue refinish. The locking ring to the rear of the gas nut has some light pitting which has been finished over. There is more of a matte gray finish on buttstock metal furnishings than there is on the barrel and rest of the parts. Stock is extremely fine to near excellent with only the slightest of handling marks. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face is near excellent. This is a select-fire machine gun. An exceptionally well presenting example of the U.S. military rifle designed to be a box magazine version of the M1 Garand, and also able to fulfill the role of the Browning automatic rifle in the late 1950s and into the 1960s. 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 2026-09-132. 25,000 - 30,000

1032 - (N) QUALIFIED MANUFACTURING HK 93A3 MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Qualified Manufacturing Model: 93A3

Serial No. A129466

Caliber/Bore: 5.56mm NATO

Barrel Length: 18 - 1/2”

FFL Status: NFA

This is a Qualified Manufacturing registered receiver machine gun with “0. 1. A.” three position handgrip without any internals in the handgrip. This gun retains its push-button magazine release and “IB” proof. No magazine or mainspring is included with this lot. Fixed buttstock with one retention pin. “Qualified Manufacturing” marking on right side of magazine housing. The gun retains its serial number on the left side of the magazine housing.

Electronic NFA registry indicates, “PARKER,RICHARD DBA QUALIFIED MANUFACTURING” 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 extremely fine to near excellent black hard coat finish. Composite furnishings are near excellent. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Very attractive specimen of a very popular recreational machine gun, needing just a few parts to be complete. 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 2025-12-252.

25,000 - 35,000

1033 - (N) TIPPMANN ARMS COMPANY 1919 MACHINE GUN WITH CRATE AND ACCESSORIES (CURIO & RELIC).

Manufacturer: Tippmann Arms Co.

Model: 1919

Serial No. AL108

Caliber/Bore: .22 Long Rifle

Barrel Length: 11”

FFL Status: NFA

Very scarce and extremely desirable 1/2 scale functioning and registered fully transferable miniature of the Browning 1919A4 machine gun. Chambered in .22 Long Rifle and manufactured by Tippmann Arms Company in Fort Wayne, Indiana during the 1980s. The left side of the receiver is stamped “MOD. 1919 / NO. AL108 / TIPPMANN ARMS CO. / FT. WAYNE, IN.”. Metal components have a dull matte blue finish overall with a bit more plum color to the top cover. The bolt is bright and the charging handle even more so. This example is accompanied by miniature tripod, T&E mechanism, 1 cloth belt in miniature metal ammo can, and original wood transit chest. The two steel mounting pins within the chest are just slightly “off” from the factory. This requires patience and effort to get the guns into its transit chest. It is noteworthy to mention that this lot also includes the original cardboard shipping box from “T.A.C.” to “J. CURTIS EARL”. The box is in remarkably good condition with a nice clear label. Electronic NFA registry indicates “TIPPMANN” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original smooth gray-blue finish with some occasional handling marks. Original wooden chest is extremely fine to near excellent. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face is near excellent. Mechanics are crisp. There is evidence of firing residue within the action. This is a full-auto only machine gun. Accessories are near excellent. Very few of these were made as registered fully transferable machine guns, and these are very highly sought today. No doubt there will be some competition for this wonderful miniature. It will make for both a fantastic display piece as well as a highly enjoyable and eye-catching machine gun to fire at 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 CURIO AND RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2026-09-135. 25,000 - 35,000

Caliber/Bore: 7.63 Mauser

Barrel Length: 10”

FFL Status: NFA

This is a very seldom encountered Chinese Type 54 machine gun, which is a very nearly exact copy of the Soviet Russian PPS-43 machine gun, and parts, including the magazines, are interchangeable between the two. Sometimes the Chinese even went so far as to copy the Russian markings, but this is not the case here. This gun has clear Chinese markings on the top of the upper receiver including the year, “1954”, forward of the trunnion. Bolt and lower assembly serial numbers match the receiver number. One 30 round Russian curved stick magazine is included with this lot. Electronic NFA registry indicates “CHI RHO FIREARMS” in the manufacturers block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is fine to extremely fine original finish with some splotching loss of finish to a gray and brown patina, mostly on the top and sides of the receiver, with most of the metal parts retaining a fine original finish. Wood stock is of high quality, better than often seen on any Russian Pps-43 gun, and if asked how to tell a Chinese gun from a Russian made PpSh, this cataloger would say, “The Chinese guns are better made and finished”. Chrome lined bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face is extremely fine. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select fire machine gun. Very few of these Chinese Type 54 machine guns surface for public sale. This specimen is a particularly fine and desirable one. 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 2026-09-155. 25,000 - 35,000

1035 - (N) VERY RARE AND DESIRABLE HK-41 (PREDECESSOR OF HK-91) CONVERSION TO MACHINE GUN BY PEARL MANUFACTURING (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Pearl Manufacturing

Model: HK 41

Serial No. 101469.PMC

Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester

Barrel Length: 19”

FFL Status: NFA

The HK-41 originated as a German military reservist rifle in 1966, and only about 400 of these semi-auto rifles were ever imported into the United States. These gun were deemed to be “too easy to convert to a machine gun”, and Heckler and Koch developed the HK-91 to take its place. This specimen, however, was converted to a select-fire machine gun by Martin Pearl, and the serial number along with, “PMC” (for Pearl Manufacturing Company) is discretely engraved on the receiver, hidden by the buttstock assembly. This gun is in a highly desirable configuration including push pin receiver, paddle magazine release, fixed buttstock and carrying handle. Leupold Golden Ring scope, original HK scope mount, German web carrying harness with leather magazine pouches, three original 20-round magazines, and one 30-round magazine, as well as a cleaning kit, and manual for the Leupold “Golden Ring” scope. Electronic NFA registry indicates “HECKLER AND KOCH” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent original matte gray finish. Composite furnishings are extremely fine to near excellent. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face extremely fine. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select fire machine gun. How many of these early HK-41 guns were converted is unknown, but it is safe to say not very many of the 400 or so which came into the United States. A rare specimen of an excellent 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 2026-09-160. 25,000 - 30,000

1036 - (N) COLT AR-15 SP1 CONVERTED TO M16 MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SP1

Serial No. SP74676

Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: NFA

High condition and desirable Colt AR-15 SP-1 converted to a machine gun. This is a registered receiver machine gun. Triangular handguards, without bolt forward assist, early style birdcage flash hider. Barrel is marked “C MP B”. Typical Colt markings with “AR-15” on magazine well with “SP” prefix serial number. One 30 round Magpul magazine and a ProMag 40 round magazine are included with this lot. Selector markings are “Safe”, “Fire”, while the full-auto position has been left blank. Electronic NFA registry indicates “FORM 2 REGISTRATION” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent with some slight handling marks overall. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select fire machine gun. An American classic. It is essentially a Colt M16A1 with AR-15 markings. A very desirable 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 2026-09-166. 22,000 - 32,000

1037 - (N) STEYR PRODUCED GERMAN WW2 MP-40 MACHINE GUN (CURIO & RELIC).

Manufacturer: Steyr

Model: MP40

Serial No. 2208b

Caliber/Bore: 9mm

Barrel Length: 10”

Steyr “(Eagle) / 623” proofs are present on most exterior components including left side of the receiver with “bnz” manufacturer’s code. This gun features a fully checkered magazine release button and matching numbered bolt with sliding lock. Visible numbers are matching on this gun. Two original 32 round magazines are included with this gun. Electronic NFA Registry indicates “SCHMEISSER (GE GERMANY)” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDTION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent refinish. Bore is extremely fine to near excellent, shiny and bright. Bakelite furnishings are near excellent. This is a full-auto only machine gun. An extremely well-presenting and matching MP-40 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 2026-09-100. 20,000 - 30,000

1038 - (N) EXCEPTIONAL COSTA MESA ARMALITE AR-18 MACHINE GUN WITH ORIGINAL SCOPE AND PROVENANCE TO SPECIAL TACTICS AND RESPONSE TEAM (CURIO & RELIC).

Manufacturer: Armalite Inc.

Model: AR-18

Serial No. A6062

Caliber/Bore: .223

Barrel Length: 20”

Curio and Relic eligible Armalite AR-18 machine gun with Costa Mesa address as purchased by Randell S. Coleman of the Lafayette Parrish, Louisiana County Sheriff’s department in 1977. The gun was previously owned by the Memphis Police Department. Coleman was a member of the Special Tactics and Response Team, and a letter from him documenting his ownership as well as some encounters he had using this weapon in the line of duty is included with this lot. Also photographs taken of him while responding to a correctional center “attempted jail escape” and newspaper photograph from 1977. Also included is a copy of the registration form showing his ownership of this gun. Accessories include: two 20-round and one 30-round original magazines as well as an original sling, one manual, and a vintage Armalite catalog. The Armalite AR-18 was intended to be a refined development of the M16 and incorporates a side folding stock, adjustable rear flip-up peep sight, ambidextrous selector and ejection port cover which closes when the bolt is in the forward position. It is immediately recognizable by its distinctive bolt cocking handle. It was an early design to provide for a more compact weapon for our and others military forces. PROVENANCE: Letter from Coleman dated April 1998, newspaper clipping with photograph dated Aug 21, 1977, “SWAT Team to Train”, multiple photographs of Coleman in uniform holding this very rifle during the “jailbreak attempt”, in January 1980, and NFA transfer form showing outgoing transfer of this very rifle from Coleman approved on Feb 18, 1998. Electronic NFA registry indicates “ARMALITE” in the manufacturer’s block.

CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish extremely fine to near excellent original finish with some light handling marks. Composite furnishings 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. Scope optics of original scope are clear. An extremely rare opportunity to acquire a highly desirable machine gun with provenance. 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 2026-09-103. 20,000 - 30,000

1039 - (N) MATCHING SAVAGE M1 THOMPSON MACHINE GUN WITH ORIGINAL HAMMER-FIRED FIRING PIN (CURIO & RELIC).

Manufacturer: Auto-Ordnance Corp.

Model: M1 Thompson

Serial No. 17085

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 10 - 1/2”

FFL Status: NFA

This is a very original M1 Thompson which retains its original bolt employing a separate hammer-fired firing pin. Most M1 Thompsons were converted to the M1A1 configuration by replacing the bolts, but not this one. Right side of receiver marked “AUTO-ORDNANCE CORPORATION BRIDGEPORT, CONNECTICUT U.S.A.”. Both upper and lower assemblies are matching numbers and marked with “S” indicating Savage manufacture. The M1 Thompson is 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. One can immediately recognize the M1 and its successor, the M1A1 Thompson, by noting the cocking handle/actuator on the right side as opposed to the top of the receiver. The M1 Thompson will NOT accept drum magazines, only stick magazines. This specimen has the simplified non-adjustable “L” rear sight with Thompson Bullet Logo on the top of the receiver. One 30 round lustrous blue “SEYMOUR” magazine and a Kerr sling is included with this lot. Electronic NFA registry indicates “AUTO ORDNANCE” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall finish and appearance is very good original finish thinning significantly to gray patina with a few small areas of brown patina. Wood is fine with light handling marks. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face is extremely fine to near excellent. The Thompson machine guns made by Savage during the WWII era are the most durable of the Thompsons. The M1 Thompson was produced in relatively small numbers with the hammer-fired firing pin before the fixed firing pin Model M1A1 superseded it. Many of the earlier M1s were converted to the M1A1 bolt system. This gun has every indication of being in “as brought back condition”. This has a special collector’s appeal to this cataloger in addition to being a gun one can take to the range and enjoy. 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 2026-09-143. 20,000 - 30,000

1040 - (N) EXCEPTIONAL ORIGINAL CONDITION CHINESE MARKED MAUSER BROOMHANDLE MODEL 712 SCHNELLFEUER MACHINE GUN (CURIO & RELIC).

Manufacturer: Mauser

Model: Schnelfeuer

Serial No. 54668

Caliber/Bore: 7.63 Mauser

Barrel Length: 5 - 5/8”

Among the highest original condition Mauser Broomhandle Schnellfeuer Machine Pistols this cataloger has ever described for auction. Mauser marked shoulder stock in brown leather carrier with strap. Includes one original 20-round and three original 10-round magazines. 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” proof visible on left side flat over chamber. 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 their 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. Electronic NFA registry indicates, “MAUSER” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original lustrous blue finish with clear markings and remnants of red paint in the “N” and “R” of the selector switch. Grips are near excellent. Stock is near excellent with slight handling marks and attractive fire blue color on hinge hardware. Bore is near excellent. Bolt face near excellent. Mechanics are crisp and positive. This is a select fire machine gun. Truly a very rare specimen as both Chinese marked and 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 2026-09-92. 18,000 - 25,000

1041 - (N) GERMAN ARMY MARKED ORIGINAL GERMAN WW2 ERMA EMP MACHINE GUN (CURIO & RELIC).

Manufacturer: Erma Werke

Model: EMP

Serial No.

8651

Caliber/Bore: 9mm

Barrel Length: 9 - 1/4”

Excellent example of a German EMP machine gun which was manufactured between 1931 and 1938. Primarily used as a police weapon in the pre-War years, a number of these were taken into German Army (Heer) service and saw action in the German invasion of France, and in subsequent campaigns. This particular specimen has a small “H” cartouche in the stock just forward of the vertical foregrip. This “H” designates “Heer” or Army use. One can find photographs of German troops brandishing these. These guns are instantly recognizable by their vertical wood foregrip. 4 original 20 round 9mm Parabellum magazines are included as well as two Spanish 30 round magazines in 9mm Largo (9x23mm), and an original leather sling. The Spanish magazines sometimes work just fine with 9mm Parabellum ammunition. Typical “EMP” over the serial number at the top rear of the receiver with Nazi Eagle proof visible. This is a select-fire machine gun with “E” (semi) and “D” (full-auto) next to the selector switch on the right side. There are two safety provisions on this machine gun. When the bolt is in the forward position a bolt-lock switch on the top of the receiver may be flipped upward to the “S” position. This locks the bolt forward so that even if the weapon is dropped, the bolt cannot move to the rear and potentially accidentally clear the back of the magazine and fire a round. The other safety is simply a slot in the back of the receiver where the bolt handle can be manipulated into, once drawn to the rear. Visible numbers are matching on the receiver end cap, magazine well housing, shroud, wood of stock channel and bolt. Electronic NFA registry indicates, “GERMANY” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent original finish with very little loss of finish to a gray patina in places. Magazines are extremely fine to near excellent. Original wood is extremely fine with light handling marks. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt and bolt face near excellent. Mechanics are crisp. This is among the best examples of this model this cataloger has ever seen come to auction, combining matching parts, condition, and clear evidence of German Army use during WWII. Would be pretty difficult to improve on 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 AS CURIO AND RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2026-09-98. 16,000 - 25,000

1042 - (N) WEST HURLEY AUTO ORDNANCE MODEL 1928 THOMPSON MACHINE GUN IN HARD CASE WITH ACCESSORIES (CURIO & RELIC).

Manufacturer: Thompson

Model: 1928

Serial No. 583A

Caliber/Bore: .45

Barrel Length: 11 - 1/2”

FFL Status: NFA

Auto Ordnance, West Hurley Model 1928 Thompson with Cutts compensator in hard case with solitary bullet logo on top of the receiver. 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. Buttstock has a lighter color wood finish than the pistol grip or vertical forend. Two 50-round contemporary drums and three 30-round lustrous finish Seymour magazines are included with this lot. Electronic NFA registry indicates “THOMPSON” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original lustrous blue finish with some loss of finish where actuator rides in its slot. Wood is near excellent, exceptionally attractive highly figured wood. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face is near excellent. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select fire machine gun. The wood on this gun really catches the eye! A beautiful Thompson with the ensemble of extras one would want. Great 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 2026-09-157. 16,000 - 22,000

1043 - (N) DLO BROWNING MODEL 38B MACHINE GUN WITH COMMERCIAL TRIPOD (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: DLO

Model: 38B

Serial No. 112413

Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: NFA

Desirable Colt Commercial model MG38B Browning machine gun with spade handles. After the first World War, Colt marketed their water-cooled machine gun worldwide, desiring to improve the model, as well as capitalize on the remaining parts they had on-hand. The model MG38B features an 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. 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 near excellent blue refinish with some dings to the water jacket. Finish fading to an attractive combination of gray and brown patina. Bolt is in the white starting to have some gray patina. Original water drain cap with intact thumbpiece and retention chain at front of water jacket. Bore is extremely fine with shiny grooves and just starting to turn dark on the lands. This may clean up fine. Mechanics are crisp with very smooth action. Wooden spade handles very fine with some small dings and a small at the top left which does not affect serviceability This is a full-auto only machine gun. A desirable Browning with attractive spade handle and large brass steam port cap. For the advanced and discerning Colt 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 2026-09-129. This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. 15,000 - 20,000

1044 - (N) ORIGINAL VICKERS MODEL 1914 MACHINE GUN WITH 1934 REGISTRATION (CURIO & RELIC).

Manufacturer: Vickers Sons and Company

Model: 1914

Serial No. C7321

Caliber/Bore: .303 British

Barrel Length: 28”

FFL Status: NFA

Original British fluted jacket Vickers water cooled machine gun which 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 sideplates thinner. 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. Original non-armored booster assembly present at muzzle as well as water fill and drain caps with chains. Brass .303 feedblock present. Original Vickers tripod is also included. NFA Electronic registry indicates “VICKERS” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is very good to fine original finish with scattered spots of paint loss and loss of finish. Bore is extremely fine. Backplate handles are fine with light handing marks. Mechanics are smooth. This is a full-auto only machine gun. An extremely fine water-cooled machine gun for either historical or shooting 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 2026-09-159. This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. 15,000 - 20,000

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1045 - (N) DLO REGISTERED SIDEPLATE BROWNING MODEL 1919A6 MACHINE GUN WITH SHOULDER ATTACHMENT (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: DLO

Model: A/C

Serial No. 8670340

Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: NFA

Fully transferable DLO registered sideplate Browning Model 1919A4 machine gun in .30-06 configured in the desirable Model 1919A6 configuration. Right sideplate is marked “MAN’FD by DLO” above SAGINAW STEERING GEAR DIV. GENERAL MOTORS CORP”. Bolt is marked “7.62”, and is completely compatible to fire multiple calibers including .308, .30-06, and 8 mm Mauser among others. Many original .30-06 bolts had the marking, “7.62” added when guns were converted to that caliber. This marking was only to allow easy differentiation between converted and not yet converted guns. Handgrip is all metal type with spring retaining clip recess at the base. This gun has the desirable A6 shoulder stock assembly, carrying handle, bipod, and flash hider. These are original U.S.G.I. parts. No tripod present. Electronic NFA registry indicates “OEFINGER,DOUGLAS DBA DLO MFG” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: The professionally parkerized finish applied during remanufacture is near excellent. Bore is extremely fine to near excellent. Bolt face is extremely fine to near excellent. This is a full-auto only machine gun. The Browning 1919 machine guns remain among the most popular belt-fed machine guns available to collectors because of their robust design, abundant parts availability, and enjoyable shooting characteristics. Fully transferable examples configured in the desirable A6 configuration are encountered far less frequently than standard A4 guns, making this an especially attractive offering.” 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 2026-09-154. 15,000 - 20,000

1046 - (N) VERY ATTRACTIVE WEST HURLEY AUTO ORDNANCE MODEL 1928 THOMPSON MACHINE GUN (CURIO & RELIC).

Manufacturer: Auto Ordnance Corp.

Model: 1928 Thompson

Serial No. 1731-A

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 11 - 1/2”

FFL Status: NFA

Very attractive Auto Ordnance, West Hurley Model 1928 Thompson with Cutts compensator with solitary bullet logo on top of the receiver. 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. Buttstock has a lighter color wood finish than the pistol grip or vertical forend. One 30 round lustrous finish Seymour magazine is included with this lot. Electronic NFA registry indicates “AUTO ORDNANCE” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original lustrous blue finish with some loss of finish to gray patina where actuator rides in its slot. Wood is 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 especially attractive specimen for the person who wants a high condition 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 2026-09-147. 20,000 - 30,000

1047 - (N) EXTREMELY SCARCE AND DESIRABLE EARLY COLT ARMALITE MODEL 01, FORERUNNER OF M16 MACHINE GUN (CURIO & RELIC).

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: AR-15 Model 01

Serial No. 13766

Caliber/Bore: .223

Barrel Length: 21”

FFL Status: NFA

This is a highly desirable, early and unaltered version of what would go on to become the iconic M16 machine gun. The left side of the magazine well is marked with the Rampant Colt logo within a circle next to “COLT”, which is above “ARMALITE AR15/ PATENTS PENDING/ CAL .223/ MODEL 01/ (SERIAL NUMBER)”, with “COLT’S PATENT FIREARMS MFG. CO. / HARTFORD, CONN. / U.S.A.” above the trigger assembly. Rifle features some noticeable early production features, including the three-prong flash hider, machined front sight base, chromed bolt and bolt carrier assembly, non-chrome lined barrel, lack of a bolt forward assist, and the distinctive early style charging handle. Two original Colt 20 round magazines are included with this lot. Also included it a complete triangular handguard upper assembly, later buttstock with cleaning kit trap, and handgrip, so that one can switch out for these components and fire the gun without putting any wear and tear on the original components. Electronic NFA registry indicates “COLT” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Metal components retain extremely fine to near excellent original factory anodized finish with some very slight handling marks. A relatively scarce example of an unaltered Colt/Armalite AR-15 Model 01 machine gun, that served as the predecessor for one of the most iconic firearms of all time. A rare opportunity for the discerning collector of historic U.S. automatic arms. 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 2026-09-108. 40,000 - 50,000

1048 - (N) HIGH CONDITION STAINLESS RUGER AC-556 BARREL MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Ruger

Model: KAC-556

Serial No. 191-04628

Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington

Barrel Length: 18 - 1/2” FFL Status: NFA

Very popular Ruger AC 556 with wooden stock and bird cage flash hider. This gun has a four position selector for safe, semi-automatic, fully automatic and three shot burst. One original Ruger 20 round magazine is included with this lot. Electronic NFA registry indicates, “STURM RUGER” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish are very good with evidence of use throughout. Wood is very good with handling marks throughout. Bore is good with sharp rifling. Bolt shows evidence of firing on the bolt face. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select-fire machine gun. The Ruger AC 556 is a fine entry level machine gun for .223. 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 2026-09-167. 15,000 - 20,000

1049 - (N) SMITH & WESSON MODEL 76 MACHINE GUN (CURIO & RELIC).

Manufacturer: Smith & Wesson

Model: 76

Serial No. U4489

Caliber/Bore: 9mm

Barrel Length: 8”

Smith & Wesson Model 76 machine gun with a “U” prefix serial number. Two original 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 some very slight thinning of the finish on left side near the model markings, on the shroud near the muzzle, and with more gray patina on the barrel. Light handling marks on the handgrip. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. 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 2026-09-90. 14,000 - 18,000

1050 - (N) DLO COLT 38B BROWNING WATER COOLED MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: DLO

Model: 38B

Serial No. 114952

Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: NFA

Desirable Colt Commercial model MG38B Browning machine gun with spade handles. After the first World War, Colt marketed their water-cooled machine gun world-wide, desiring to improve the model, as well as capitalize on the remaining parts they had on-hand. The model MG38B features enlarged water fill and steam port drain fittings with brass caps compatible with the .50 Cal 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. 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 near excellent blue refinish with some dings to the water jacket. Finish fading to an attractive combination of gray and brown patina. Bolt is in the white starting to have some gray patina. Original water drain cap with intact thumbpiece and retention chain at front of water jacket. Bore is extremely fine with shiny grooves and just starting to turn dark on the lands. This may clean up fine. Mechanics are crisp with very smooth action. Wooden spade handles very fine with some small dings and a small at the top left which does not affect serviceability. This is a full-auto only machine gun. A desirable Browning with attractive spade handle and large brass steam port cap. For the advanced and discerning Colt 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 2026-09-163. 14,000 - 18,000

1051 - (N) DLO MK5 STERLING MACHINE GUN WITH INTEGRALLY SUPPRESSED BARREL (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: (Gun) DLO (Silencer) SRT Arms

Model: (Gun) MKV (Silencer) N/A

Serial No. (Gun) 80151 (Silencer) 3C2183

Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger

Barrel Length: 14”

FFL Status: NFA

DLO remanufacture of a British Sterling MK V machine gun with SRC manufactured integrally suppressed barrel. Back prior to May 19, 1986, a licensed manufacturer could legally take an original cut-up machine gun receiver, carefully weld it back together, place their own required manufacturer’s markings on it and notify the BATF they had manufactured a fully transferable machine gun. This is one such specimen here. It retains the original Sterling markings and serial number on the top of the magazine housing and “MKV” “DLO ST CT 80151” manufacturer’s information on the receiver tube. One can also see a cap screw on the underside of the shroud which firmly holds the shroud assembly in place on the now threaded trunnion of this gun. The silencer assembly is held in place with a cap screw. The manufacturer’s address is partially obscured by the forearm. Nine original 34-round Sterling magazines are included with this lot. The Sterling is a very popular recreational select-fire machine gun. Electronic NFA registry indicates “OEFINGER,DOUGLAS DBA DLO MFG” in the manufacturers block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent smooth matte refinish upon remanufacture. Wood is near excellent. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face is extremely fine. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select-fire machine gun. A fabulous pistol caliber machine gun set-up for a recreational or competitive shooter. 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. JWK 2026-09-131. 14,000 - 18,000

1052 - (N) PHILADELPHIA ORDNANCE MANUFACTURED M1A1 THOMPSON MACHINE GUN (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Philadelphia Ordnance

Model: Thompson M1A1

Serial No. HG0811

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 10 - 1/2”

FFL Status: NFA

This is very attractive M1A1 Thompson registered by Philadelphia Ordnance with Electro-penciled markings on top of the receiver. The markings on the sides of the receiver are pantograph applied, “H. GUNNISON” over city and state on the right side, and caliber and model markings which mimic the nomenclature on the original military guns. The lower assembly is Savage manufactured with serial number 343244. This particular gun was clearly remanufactured and refinished faithfully to match as well as possible an original M1A1 military Thompson. This is the first such specimen this cataloger has seen, and the quality of the work, fit, and finish is superb. One 20 round Bridgeport magazine, and three 30 round magazines (Bridgeport, Seymour, and U.S. Ctg Co) magazines are included with this lot. Electronic NFA registry indicates “FORM 1 REGISTRATION” in the manufacturer’s block. Incoming registration form indicates, “Philadelphia Ordnance”. CONDITION: Overall finish and appearance is near excellent matte gray refinish, including the buttplate. Wood furnishings are extremely fine to near excellent with light handling marks. Very attractive indeed! Bore is extremely fine to near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face extremely fine. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select-fire machine gun. A beautiful 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. JWK 2026-09-149. 14,000 - 20,000

1053 - (N) GERMAN WWII BERGMANN MP35/I MACHINE GUN (CURIO & RELIC).

Manufacturer: German

Model: MP 35/1

Serial No. 6754

Caliber/Bore: 9mm

Barrel Length: 10”

Manufactured by Bergmann from the mid-1930s until 1942, the MP35/I incorporated an interesting and advanced feature of an easily removable barrel for cleaning and maintenance. Another interesting feature of this weapon is that it fires semi-auto with a single pull of the trigger and automatic if one pulls the trigger to the rear and holds it. This specimen has been deactivated by plugging the chamber with weld, and lightly welding the rear of the barrel within the receiver. The receiver serial number on the right side is the only visible external serial number. Safety is on the left side of the receiver below the rear sight, which is graduated out to 1,000 meters. The tab to the rear of the safety is a bolt retention latch, which one needs only to depress in order to remove the bolt for cleaning. This is an earlier production specimen with a one-piece walnut stock. For those who are familiar with this model, they are a highly prized example of German milled steel submachine gun manufacturing. Two original MP-35 magazines and three MP-34 magazines which have been partially prepared to be converted to fit this gun are included. This work is straightforward and could be completed at the option of the buyer. An MP-40 type leather sling is also included. There is a illegible name gently, almost imperceptibly, added to the right side of the stock near the heel. Electronic NFA registry indicates, “GERMANY” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish near excellent lustrous blue refinish forward with some barely perceptible marks under the finish. Bolt retention latch has a higher sheen of blue finish than the rest of this gun. Some very light pitting is at the left side of the barrel shroud with some tiny corresponding light pitting with gray patina at the barrel. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face is near excellent. Wood is extremely fine to near excellent with light handling marks. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select-fire machine gun. An exciting offering for the collector of high-quality World War II era German machine guns as one of the very last models of the milled-steel pistol caliber machine guns produced to high quality standards. A scarce model often missing from even advanced machine gun collections. 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 2026-09-99. 12,000 - 18,000

1054 - (N) DESIRABLE ORIGINAL 1945 PRODUCED INLAND M2 CARBINE MACHINE GUN (CURIO & RELIC).

Manufacturer: Inland

Model: M-2

Serial No. 7512758

Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine

Barrel Length: 17 - 1/2”

Desirable original Inland manufactured US M2 Carbine. Marked “M2” on the receiver with “6-45” dated Inland barrel. Serial is correct for the date at over 7.5 million. Note the “A” visible on the selector lever visible from the left side. This gun has undergone government retrofit since WWII with adjustable rear peep sight and bayonet lug forward barrel band, as well as round bolt and flip safety. It retains an early four rivet hand guard. Two 15 round magazines, and folding stock inletted for the selector switch are also included. The M2 Carbine was fielded at the very end of World War II with most going to the Pacific Theater. After the war, many M1 Carbines were retrofitted and made into M2 carbines by the U.S. government. These guns saw service throughout the Korean and Vietnam War eras and were even supplied to other countries by the United States thereafter. Electronic NFA registry indicates “INLAND” as the manufacturer. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine arsenal refinish with some loss of finish on the bolt and where the charging handle rides on the receiver. Wood is very attractive. Bore is near excellent shiny and bright. Bolt face is near excellent. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select-fire machine gun. Just a great 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 AS CURIO AND RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2026-09-107. 12,000 - 18,000

Manufacturer: Smith & Wesson

Model: 76

Serial No. U1743

Caliber/Bore: 9mm

Barrel Length: 8”

FFL Status: NFA

The Smith & Wesson Model 76 machine gun is an excellent recreational machine gun. Well made, easy to handle and control, and with a comfortable rate of fire. This gun has a “U” prefix serial number. Four original 36 round magazines, plus one Port Said, one Carl Gustav and one unmarked magazine, for a total of 7 magazines. Also a spare barrel and soft case 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 fine matte blue finish thinning and giving way to scattered patina in places. Light handling marks on the handgrip. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. 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 2026-09-130. 12,000 - 18,000

1055 - (N) SMITH & WESSON MODEL 76 MACHINE GUN (CURIO & RELIC).

Tactical Innovations to match Powder Springs quality. .45 ACP upper is “Cobray” marked with two sealed 30-round magazines, one 20-round 9mm magazine, a magazine loader, and original box with cleaning rod, holding strap, and magazine well adapter. Electronic NFA registry indicates “MILITARY ARMAMENT CORP” as the manufacturer. Consignor states that they purchased this gun new and have not fired it. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent parkerized matte finish. Mechanics are crisp. Bore is very good with sharp rifling. Bolt face is very good. This is a select fire machine gun. A fine entry level 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 2026-09-174. 12,000 - 18,000

1057 - (N) HARRINGTON AND RICHARDSON REISING MODEL 50 MACHINE GUN IN WITH ORIGINAL TRUNK CASE WITH SPARE MAGAZINES (CURIO & RELIC).

Manufacturer: Harrington and Richardson

Model: Reising Model 50

Serial No. S5466

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 13 - 3/4”

FFL Status: NFA

Beautiful lustrous smooth blue finish Harrington and Richardson Reising Model 50 machine gun with 29 fin barrel and compensator. Six original 20-round slab-sided magazines, original steel cleaning rod, and original, numbered to the gun, “Federal Laboratories” trunk case are included with this lot. In addition to the original manufacturer’s sticker being on this case there is an added police accountability sticker on the back of the case, and the serial number is stenciled on the case. Note the “PENNA. STATE POLICE” property sticker on the left of the buttstock. Very rare original leather sling is on the gun. The Reising Model 50 is a high-quality machine gun which was issued in limited numbers to the Marine Corps during WW2, with many also taken into service by the police. Firing from a closed bolt gave an advantage to the firer over open bolt firing machine guns. Electronic NFA Registry indicates, “HARRINGTON AND RICHARDSON” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original smooth lustrous blue finish on gun with some slight loss of finish at the high edges. Wood has very 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 to near excellent with original leather handle. Magazines are also extremely fine to near excellent lustrous blue finish. Note the low serial number of this gun, and the fine fit and finish. This is among the finest ensembles this cataloger has encountered. 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 2026-09-95. 10,000 - 16,000

1058 - (N) HIGH CONDITION STEMPLE MODEL 76/45 MACHINE GUN IN 9MM AND .45 ACP (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: Stemple

Model: 76/45

Serial No. 1783

Caliber/Bore: 9mm

Barrel Length: 10 - 1/3”

FFL Status: NFA

John Stemple Model 76/45 (STG) in 9mm and .45 ACP. Left side of the receiver has manufacturer, model, and serial number information. The Stemple manufactured and registered machine gun receivers are designed to be modular hosts for already existing parts for other machine gun models. These are extremely robust and well-build firearms. This particular model includes a telescoping shoulder stock and handgrip familiar to those who know the M-16, and has a picatinny rail at the top of the barrel shroud. This gun includes an original STG U9/U45 manual in red envelope, and hard case as supplied by BRP guns. One 9mm Suomi drum magazine is included with this lot. Electronic NFA registry indicates “STEMPLE, JOHN” as the manufacturer. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original matte finish upon remanufacture. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face is near excellent. This is a full-auto only 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 2026-09-151. JWK 2026-09-151. 10,000 - 15,000

RELIC).

Manufacturer: Harrington and Richardson

Model: Reising Model 50

Serial No. S5466

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 13 - 3/4”

Gray finish Harrington and Richardson Reising Model 50 machine gun with 14 fin barrel and compensator. An original WW2 era tan web sling is also included as well as two original 20 round lustrous blue, and two original 12 round gray finish magazines. Also included is a box of spare parts which includes bolt, charging handle, springs, piston head, and other small parts. The Reising Model 50 is a high-quality machine gun which was fielded in limited numbers to the Marine Corps during WWII. Firing from a closed bolt gave an advantage to the firer over the Thompson, which fires from an open bolt. This specimen, with matte gray finish, large disassembly knob, and included sling would be a good example of such a G.I. issue gun, but no comprehensive record of serial numbers of World War II issued guns has surfaced. Electronic NFA registry indicates, “HARRINGTON AND RICHARDSON” as the manufacturer. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent smooth gray finish on gun with lustrous blue finish on the 20 round magazine, and fine gray finish on the 12 round magazines. Wood is near mint, and very attractive. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt face is also near excellent. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select-fire machine gun. As nice as condition specimen as this cataloger has ever seen. 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 2026-09-96. 8,000 - 12,000

1059 - (N) HIGH CONDITION G.I. TYPE HARRINGTON AND RICHARDSON REISING MODEL 50 MACHINE GUN (CURIO &

08/15 MAXIM MACHINE GUN WITH DESIRABLE ACCESSORIES (CURIO & RELIC).

Manufacturer: Spandau, Germany

Model: Maxim 08/15

Serial No. 8877C

Caliber/Bore: 8mm Mauser

Barrel Length: 28 - 1/4”

This Spandau manufactured 1918 dated Maxim 08/15 machine gun retains its matching top cover, fusee cover, feed shuttle, and barrel. The buttstock, buttstock hardware, and check-lever are serial number 1699. The lock is non-matching to both other numbers. This gun retains and includes some very desirable pieces not often found when these guns are offered. The original booster, drum hanger (apparently unnumbered), steam port cover, original 100-round assault drum with reel, bipod, and water can are present. Paint on bipod not consistent with other pieces but is of correct vintage. Other included accessories are a contemporary clamp-on bipod, reproduction sling, one 250 round Vickers cloth belt, Two “45” dated Russian maxim belts in steel cans, a reproduction wrench, and an envelope with 2 water fills caps with reproduction red rubber thumbpieces is included with this lot. Electronic NFA registry indicates “GERMAN” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine original blued finish with a few dents in the water jacket and green verdigris in the muzzle booster with a sprinkling of corrosion. No wood thumbpieces on the water jacket filler cap. Buttstock is extremely fine to near excellent with light handling marks. Bore is extremely fine, shiny and bright. Lock is extremely 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 great fun to shoot at the range as well. Condition and included parts raise this specimen above most of the others encountered. 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 2026-09-117. 8,000 - 12,000

CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent original smooth gray finish with some loss to a gray patina on the 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 2026-09-139. 8,000 - 10,000

1062 - (N) EXCEPTIONAL M11 MACHINE GUN/SILENCER ENSEMBLE WITH MAX-11 UPPER RECEIVER AND PARTS FOR CONVERSION TO .223 AND .22 LR WITH M10 SILENCER (FULLY TRANSFERABLE) (SILENCER).

Manufacturer: (Gun) SWD (Silencer) MAC Model: (Gun) M11 (Silencer) M10

Serial No. (Gun) 86-0007244 (Silencer) S2-2003146

Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger

Barrel Length: 6”

FFL Status: NFA

Exceptional ensemble of an M-11 machine gun with spare MAX-11 upper receiver. This receiver doubles as a conversion for .22 Long Rifle, and also slows down the rate of fire. The barrel was specifically threaded to match the accompanying silencer. Also included is a Military Armament Corp. M10 9mm silencer. Other accessories include six Cobray hard black composite 32 round magazines, and magazine loader. Electronic NFA registry indicates “SW DANIEL” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent matte finish. Bore is near excellent shiny and bright. Bolt face near excellent. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select fire machine gun. Consignor states that none of these parts have been fired and the appearance reflects this. These parts appear unused. The M11 machine gun has attained a new level of desirability because Richard Lage has opened up an entire new dimension of performance for the Military Armament Corporation manufactured machine gun with his carefully designed enhancement packages. With this one lot the buyer will get an enhanced hardened 9mm upper that is compatible with the original suppressor, a .22 Long Rifle conversion and a .223 conversion upper. THESE ARE NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEMS AND REQUIRE BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THE MACHINE GUN WILL INCUR A $200 NFA TRANSFER FEE IF TRANSFERRED ON AN ATF FORM 4. THE SILENCERS DO NOT INCUR A TAX BURDEN BUT REQUIRE THE SAME TRANSFER PAPAERWOR PROCESS. JWK 2026-09-169 8,000 - 12,000

Manufacturer: British

Model: Sten MK V

Serial No. 76149

Caliber/Bore: 9mm

Barrel Length: 8”

Original British Sten MK V machine gun marked “STEN Mk V” on magazine housing. This gun includes an original wooden detachable stock, two bayonets with scabbards with web hanger on one of the scabbards, as well as two original 32-round magazines. The Sten machine gun is a very simple and straightforward machine gun made mostly of metal stamped parts. It was far less costly and quicker to produce than any of the previous sub-machine guns the British had fielded and were produced in great numbers for World War II. The MK V model tended to be the best made and most attractive of the different Sten models, and the collectors market seems to prefer them as well. Electronic NFA registry indicates “STEN” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent as refinished with a smooth dull grey-blue finish. Wood of stock and handgrip is extremely fine to near excellent, very clean and attractive. Bayonets are extremely fine to near excellent. Bore of gun is extremely fine to near excellent. Bolt face is extremely fine. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select-fire machine gun. A very attractive gun made more so with the addition of the bayonets and scabbards. 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 2026-09-109. 6,000 - 8,000

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: NFA

Very fast-firing and desirable M11 in .380 ACP which incorporates a extendable wire loop for shoulder firing, and has an RPB M11 silencer attached. Accessories include a spare bolt, four 20-round and two 30-round magazines, a loader, front holding strap, and an original orange cover operating manual “No 1”. Also included is an RPB silencer with fabric cover. The original caliber marking on the left side of the gun has been milled out and “380” professionally engraved into it. Electronic NFA registry indicates “R.P.B. INDUSTRIES” in the manufacturers block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent smooth gray finish on both pieces with some handling marks. Bore is extremely fine, shiny and bright with evidence of firing. Bolt face is very fine. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select fire machine gun. A very entertaining and fast-firing little machine gun. THIS LOT CONTAINS TWO NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEMS THAT REQUIRE BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. EVEN THOUGH SILENCER TRANSFERS NO LONGER INCUR A TRANSFER TAX THEY STILL HAVE THE SAME PROCESSING REQUIREMENTS. THESE TWO ITEMS ARE FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORMS 3 OR 4. THE SILENCER WILL REQUIRE A SEPARATE TRANSFER FORM IF TRANSFERRED ON A FORM 4. JWK 2026-09-144. 6,000 - 10,000

1065 - (N) INGRAM .45 ACP M10 MILITARY ARMAMENT CORPORATION POWDER SPRINGS MACHINE GUN WITH ORIGINAL POWDER SPRINGS SILENCER (FULLY TRANSFERABLE).

Manufacturer: (Both) Military Armament Corp.

Model: (Both) M10

Serial No. (Gun) 1-2000615 (Silencer) 1-3001353

SEE WEBSITE FOR ADDITIONAL PHOTOS

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 6”

FFL Status: NFA

Powder Springs vintage Ingram MAC 10 in .45 ACP with original silencer with fabric cover, screw-on-muzzle ventilated “bullet chute”, front holding strap, cone muzzle attachment, knurled screw-on barrel extension, three spare silencer caps, three 30-round adapted Grease Gun magazines, and two magazine loaders. Also included is an original orange cover operating manual “No 1”. Gun and silencer are both marked “POWDER SPRINGS, GA” address. Electronic NFA registry indicates “MILITARY ARMAMENT CORP” in the manufacturers 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, and original Powder Springs specimens with correct original vintage silencers are taking on a rising collector interest. THIS LOT CONTAINS TWO NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEMS THAT REQUIRE BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. EVEN THOUGH SILENCER TRANSFERS NO LONGER INCUR A TRANSFER TAX THEY STILL HAVE THE SAME PROCESSING REQUIREMENTS. THESE TWO ITEMS ARE FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORMS 3 OR 4. THE SILENCER WILL REQUIRE A SEPARATE TRANSFER FORM IF TRANSFERRED ON A FORM 4. JWK 2026-09-145. 6,000 - 10,000

1066 - (N) ORIGINAL ISRAELI MILITARY INDUSTRIES UZI SMG MACHINE GUN (PRE-86 DEALER SAMPLE), AND MAC SILENCER (SILENCER).

Manufacturer: (Gun) IMI (Silencer) Military Armament Corp.

Model: (Gun) Uzi (Silencer) M10

Serial No. (Gun) 0056141 (Silencer) S2-2000464

Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger

Barrel Length: 10”

FFL Status: NFA

Original IMI Uzi SMG with under-folding buttstock and Military Armament Corporation silencer. Marked, “UZI SMG” over serial number over “IMI” Logo on the left side of the receiver. Neatly on left side of receiver at top above selector “INTERNATIONAL ARMAMENT CORP”. No markings on right side of receiver flat. “A.R.S.” selector markings on left side of receiver. Accessories include one original 32 round magazine, a fabric cover for the silencer, a 10 - 1/4” barrel, Combat Bookshelf “Uzi Submachine gun” manual, a “Full Auto Volume Two Uzi Modification Manual”, and an FN “Submachine Gun” manual on the Uzi. Electronic NFA registry indicates “IMI” in the manufacturers block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original smooth gray blued finish. Composite furnishings of fore-end and pistol grip also near excellent. Bore is near excellent, shiny and bright. Bolt near excellent. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select fire machine gun. The Uzi machine gun is one of the most popular and effective modern sub-machine guns. They are quite accurate at medium ranges in the hands of practiced shooters, reliable and controllable. THIS LOT CONTAINS TWO NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEMS THAT REQUIRE BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. EVEN THOUGH SILENCER TRANSFERS NO LONGER INCUR A TRANSFER TAX THEY STILL HAVE THE SAME PROCESSING REQUIREMENTS. THESE TWO ITEMS ARE FULLY TRANSFERABLE ON AN ATF FORMS 3 OR 4. THE SILENCER WILL REQUIRE A SEPARATE TRANSFER FORM IF TRANSFERRED ON A FORM 4. JWK 2026-09-146. 14,000 - 20,000

Manufacturer: Heckler & Koch

Model: HK33

Serial No. 13516

Caliber/Bore: 5.56mm NATO

Barrel Length: 15 - 1/3”

FFL Status: NFA

Early Heckler & Koch HK-33 machine gun in 5.56 mm with original scope mount and late 20th century vintage variable power scope. This pre-86 dealer sample was retained in the personal collection of Martin Pearl when he relinquished his federal firearms license. Note early manufacturing date of February 1973 on the left side of the magazine well, and three-position, “S. E. F.” selector. Electronic NFA registry indicates, “HECKLER AND KOCH” in the manufacturer’s block. PROVENANCE: From the personal machine gun collection of Martin Pearl. CONDITION: Near excellent original finish and near excellent furnishings throughout. Scope has a lustrous blue finish with some handling marks and has clear optics. The bore is near excellent, shiny and bright, and the bolt face is near excellent. Mechanics are crisp. This is a select-fire machine gun. A fine specimen of a very desirable machine gun with the added attractiveness of being manufactured in the early 1970’s. 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 2026-09-173. 14,000 - 20,000

1068 - (D) TYPE 56 CHINESE ROCKET PROPELLED GRENADE LAUNCHER BROUGHT BACK FROM VIETNAM BY COL THEODORE C. MATAXIS (DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE).

Manufacturer: China

Model: RPG

Serial No. 20401

Caliber/Bore: Rocket Launcher

FFL Status: Destructive Device

This is an extremely rare deactivated Chinese Type 56 Rocket Propelled grenade launcher (RPG), also known as the RPG-2, registered for private ownership. This is a real classic early RPG with steel tube, wooden shoulder guard, and alloy pistol grip with wooden grips. Chinese markings clearly visible above and below serial number. This tube was cut into two halves by Mataxis at the time of its transport and importation into the United States even though it was registered for private ownership as part of the Amnesty period which began in November 1968. The elder Mataxis felt that as a Deactivated War Trophy it would attract less attention in transit, and be more likely to make it safely back into his personal possession upon his eventual return to the United States after his tour of combat service. This piece remains a registered destructive and will transfer as such. It could readily be restored to a firing condition with appropriate effort. This RPG is mounted on a display board with a deactivated and inert example of the projectile it would have fired. Brass plaque on display board reads, “CHICOM COPY SOVIET RPG-2 CAPTURED FROM 24TH NVA REGT BY 1ST BDE

101ST ABN DIVISION KONTUM,

SOUTH VIETNAM 6/66”. This display board, and its contents were brought back from Vietnam and the RPG registered by then Col. Theodore C. Mataxis, Veteran of WWII, Korea, Viet Nam, and U.S. Advisor to Afghanistan. This piece was subsequently inherited by his son, Ted Mataxis Jr, whom also served in Vietnam at the same time as his Father. Electronic NFA registry indicates “CHINA” in the manufacturer’s block. PROVENANCE: A letter From Ted C. Mataxis, Jr. substantiating the history of this piece is included with this lot. Included with this lot is biographical book, “Ride to the Sound of the Guns: The life of a Cold War Warrior”, Brig. Gen (Ret.) Theodore C Mataxis. This was published in 2025 and nominated by the Army Historical Foundation as one of the “Best Reads for 2025. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine original as brought back black finish on steel parts with the alloy grip frame providing an attractive contrast. Original wooden shoulder heat shield in extremely fine condition. Masking tape is visible through the bottom clamshell opening of this wooden heat shield where the two halves are taped together for display. This piece was not removed from the display board nor disassembled incidental to cataloging. Bore is dark with firing residue. The hammer of the firing mechanism has strong spring tension and cocks and dry-fires. Safely switch is also functional. Inert projectile is in original green paint, separated into two halves and is empty with firing residue, and marked, “3G-E-552”. This is a singular opportunity to acquire a genuine R.P.G. which was used and captured in Vietnam, with provenance to two notable American Officers. This cataloger cannot recall, nor is there ever likely to be another specimen like this one which combines so many desirable elements of originality, unit provenance, and historical linkage to officers who performed such significant service to the United States. THIS IS A NATIONAL FIREARMS ACT ITEM AND REQUIRES BATF APPROVAL PRIOR TO TRANSFER. THIS ITEM IS FULLY TRANSFERABLE AN ATF FORM 5 AS A DEACTIVATED CURIO AND RELIC ELIGIBLE DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE. JWK 2026-09-170. 8,000 - 12,000

1069 - (D) HIGHLY DESIRABLE AND RARE WORLD WAR II “U.S. PROPERTY” MARKED INGLIS BOYS

ANTI-TANK RIFLE (DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE).

Manufacturer: England

Model: R.B. MK I

Serial No. 2T1645

Caliber/Bore: .55 Boys

Barrel Length: 36”

FFL Status: Destructive Device

“U.S. PROPERTY” and “INGLIS” “1942” marked with “R.B. MK I” (For “Rifle Boys” on left side of receiver.) “43” marked on top of barrel, as well as British “DC” proof. Original later production muzzle and bipod present. No magazine present. The Boys Anti-tank rifles were issued to British, Canadian and U.S. forces in the early years of World War II. They were effective against lightly armored vehicles. Electronic NFA registry indicates “UNKNOWN” in the manufacturer’s block. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is extremely fine to near excellent original smooth dull blue finish with preservative grease over some brown patina, with bolt near excellent in the white with brown preservative grease. Mechanics are crisp. Bore and bolt near excellent. Wood cheek rest near excellent with a couple light handling marks. Both handgrips appear extremely fine with only a couple dings to the bottom of the pistol grip with otherwise light handling marks. Rubber recoil pad remains supple and serviceable. 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 ALSO CURIO AND RELIC ELIGIBLE. JWK 2026-09-134 This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. 4,000 - 6,000

1070 - (N) MAUSER RED NINE SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL (SHORT BARRELED RIFLE).

Manufacturer: Mauser

Model: Red Nine

Serial No. 15972

Caliber/Bore: 9mm

Barrel Length: 5” FFL Status: NFA

Produced in mid 1918, this C96 Red 9 pistol features fine cut grooved walnut grips. Milled relief panels in the frame and a rust blued wartime finish. Crown U proofs. Nitre blued safety and sight elevator. The pistol is slotted for a stock and the included stock has no numbers on the forend iron. CONDITION: The bore is bright with a few pinpricks near the muzzle in the grooves. Mechanically fine. The blue finish has plum showing through areas. There are light scratches on the flats of the frame. There is high edge wear to the muzzle and raised surfaces. 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. 2,500 - 3,500

1071 - (N) SIG ARMS SG553P .300 WHISPER SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE (SHORT BARRELED RIFLE).

Manufacturer: Sig Sauer

Model: SG553P

Serial No. 300-0106

Caliber/Bore: .300 Whisper

Barrel Length: 10”

FFL Status: NFA

Originally manufactured and imported as a pistol and subsequently registered as a short barreled rifle, with appropriate NFA information neatly engraved below serial number. Four chamber muzzle brake with threaded shank for suppressor, adjustable gas system, low profile iron sights with a blade front and aperture rear, and folding stock. With two spare magazines. CONDITION: Excellent, retaining virtually all of the factory finishes with some very minor handling marks. Mechanically fine, bore excellent with some very minor firing residue. Magazines fine. 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. 2,500 - 4,000

1072 - (N) DAKOTA TACTICAL D54SD SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH TPM OUTFITTERS SD SILENCER (SHORT BARRELED RIFLE AND SILENCER).

Manufacturer: (Gun) Dakota Tactical (Silencer) TPM Outfitters

Model: (Gun) D54SD (Silencer) SD

Serial No. (Gun) 30-00101 (Silencer) SD792

Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger

Barrel Length: 5 - 3/4”

FFL Status: NFA

Dakota Tactical is regarded as one of the premier American MP5 builders, and their guns are marketed as both sear and suppressor ready. This example is a clone of the famous MP5SD configuration, including the correctly ported barrel and MP5SD rubberized ribbed handguard. Added section of rail ahead of rear sight with model and serial numbers. Both tabbed and push-button matgazine release, SEF marked pack, A3 style telescoping stock, and diopter sights. Fit with a TPM Outfitters suppressor. CONDITION: Excellent, retaining virtually all of the original finishes with some very minor scattered handling marks. Mechanically fine, bore excellent with strong rifling and some mild firing residue. 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. 2,500 - 4,000

1073 - (N) PRE-WAR FN HI POWER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL (SHORT BARRELED RIFLE).

Manufacturer: FN/Browning

Model: High Power

Serial No. 13239

Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger

Barrel Length: 4 - 5/8”

FFL Status: NFA

Circa late 1937 Belgian contract production. Finished in rust blue. Drift adjustable barleycorn front sight and tangent rear sight graduated to 500 meters. Slotted frame with 2-piece checkered walnut grips. Matching frame, slide, and barrel. Gun is accompanied by a “S.A.L.TD / 1945” marked walnut stock holster as were made for Inglis Hi-Powers. Spare magazine included. CONDITION: Very good. The vast majority of the factory blue is retained with some mild high edge wear and oxidation spotting, especially on the front strap. Grips have moderate wear, especially on the right panel. Bore is strong with heavy frosting. Fine mechanics. Stock is fine with a few nicks and a piece of tape on the lid which reads “BROWNING”. 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. 1,500 - 2,500

1074 - (N) FN SCAR 17S 7.62X51MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE (SHORT BARRELED RIFLE).

Manufacturer: FNH USA

Model: Scar 17S

Serial No. HC37293

Caliber/Bore: 7.62x51mm NATO

Barrel Length: 13”

FFL Status: NFA

4 chamber muzzle brake/suppressor attachment point on 1:12 twist barrel. Adjustable gas system, flip up protected blade front sight with folding lolipop aperture rear sight. Reciprocating charging handle, oversized bolt release, Geissele two stage trigger, MagPul K2 grip, and folding stock with adjustable cheekpiece. With 10 spare magazines, 7 two-tone FDE and 3 black. CONDITION: Excellent, retaining virtually all of the factory finishes with some scattered handling marks and evidence of range use. Buttstock likely a replacement with evidence of more wear. Mechanically fine, bore excellent with strong, bright 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. 1,500 - 2,500

1075

Manufacturer: Tommy Built Tactical Model: TG36

Serial No. 20-003013

Caliber/Bore: 5.56mm NATO

Barrel Length: 9”

FFL Status: NFA

Tom Bostic is well regarded for his construction of clones extremely rare HK variants, most famously the MP7 and G36. This example is built on a Tommy Built Tactical receiver and mimics the G36 with protected blade front sight, two position rear sight, four prong flash hider, ambidextrous charging handle, and folding stock. Discretely engraved with NFA information ahead of magazine well. With spare MagPul magazine. CONDITION: Excellent, retaining virtually all of the factory finishes, with some scattered handling marks and rubs, most notable some abrasion to right side of rear sight. Mechanically fine, bore excellent, bright and shiny, with strong rifling and some minor firing residue, likely from proof. 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. 1,500 - 2,500

- (N) TOMMY BUILT TACTICAL TG36 5.56MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE (SHORT BARRELED RIFLE).

1076 - (N) SIG SAUER SIG556 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE (SHORT BARRELED RIFLE).

Manufacturer: Sig Sauer

Model: SIG556

Serial No. JSBR000208

Caliber/Bore: 5.56mm NATO

Barrel Length: 10”

FFL Status: NFA

Circa 2009. Factory short barrel SIG556 SWAT. This rifle is an American made version of the iconic Swiss SIG 550 series special purpose carbines. Tapered pencil barrel with cage flash hider. Black finished stamped construction receiver with optics rail. Hooded blade front sight and rail mounted drum rear. Furniture includes Sig Sauer quad rail forend, BCM foregrip, ribbed polymer pistol grip with paper band, and Swiss styled Sig Sauer side folding telescoping stock. Gun is housed in its original blue hard case and includes factory paperwork, rail covers, and butt extension.

CONDITION: Excellent with a few light handling marks. 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. 1,500 - 2,500

1077 - (N) RIFLE DYNAMICS AAM-47 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE (SHORT BARRELED RIFLE).

Manufacturer: Rifle Dynamics

Model: AAM-47

Serial No. AA007167

Caliber/Bore: 7.62x39mm

Barrel Length: 11 - 1/2”

FFL Status: NFA

Built off an RD704 pistol, with original legends still somewhat visible under paintjob, with Morrissey AAM-47 information and discrete NFA information ahead of magazine well. Fit with a Dead Air Keymo muzzle brake, SLR Rifleworks MLOK handguard and gas tube, square notch rear sight graduated from “BZ” to “3”, with a protected post front sight, TapCo trigger, six position telescoping Magpul MOE stock, unbranded pistol grip. The left side of the trunnion has a simple engraving of a winged victory raising a sword over her head. MagPul Gen 3 magazine. CONDITION: Excellent, retains the vast majority of the frogskin camo with some scattered handling marks, and some rubbing to base metal at high edges and high traffic areas. Mechanically fine, bore bright and shiny with strong rifling and some minor firing residue in grooves. 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. 1,000 - 2,000

1078 - (N) OMEGA GIDEON SHADOW SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE (SHORT BARRELED RIFLE).

Manufacturer: Omega

Model: Gideon Shadow

Serial No. G0701-33

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 8”

FFL Status: NFA

Essentially an American-made clone of the H&K UMP, which was HK’s attempt to modernize and lighten the MP5. Threaded barrel with tri-lug, protected blade front sight, two position adjustable rear sight, one position with square notch, the other an open aperture. Left side of receiver with typical Gideon Shadow legends, serial number with neatly engraved NFA information beneath. HK trigger assembly marked “HK 161-035641 / Cal. 9mmx19 DE”. Folding skeletonized stock. Trijicon SRS with Bobro QD mount. With four spare magazine, two marked “Made in Germany”, two marked “USA”. Installed magazine marked “USA”. CONDITION: Excellent, retaining virtually all of the factory finishes with some scattered handing marks and scuffs, heavier to buttstock. SRS powers on and functions appropriately. Mechanically fine, bore excellent with strong rifling and some firing residue. 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. 800 - 1,200

1079 - (N) B&T USA APC9K SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE (SHORT BARRLED RIFLE).

Manufacturer: B&T USA

Model: APC9K

Serial No. US2080078SCW

Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger

Barrel Length: 4 - 1/3”

FFL Status: NFA

The APC line was developed by B&T as a modernized version of the MP5. This example is the version of the MP5K, with a threaded barrel, finger stop, polymer BUIS, Aimpoint NANO on a B&T riser, and telescoping stock. Discretely marked with NFA information ahead of the ejection port. CONDITION: Excellent, retaining virtually all of the factory finishes throughout with some scattered handling marks and evidence of light range use. Mechanically fine, bore excellent with strong rifling and some firing residue. 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. 800 - 1,200

1080 - (N) RUGER MARK I SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH MILITARY ARMAMENT CORP. MARK I INTEGRALLY SUPPRESSED BARREL (SILENCER).

Manufacturer: (Gun) Ruger (Silencer) Military Armament Corp.

Model: (Both) Mark I

Serial No. (Gun) 12-65712 (Silencer) S13-6000129

Caliber/Bore: .22 Long Rifle

Barrel Length: 9 - 1/2”

FFL Status: NFA

Ruger Mark I pistols fitted with MAC suppressors were used throughout Vietnam as an update to the outdated Hi-Standard suppressed .22 pistol that had been popular during World War II. Classic Mark I with adjustable square notch rear sight and an undercut blade front sight mounted to suppressor tube. Black finished throughout. Housed in a red Ruger Blackhawk box containing four additional endcaps, one with baffles the others open, a wipe, and a copper cylinder baffle. CONDITION: Very good as refinished, likely when suppressor was added. Some scattered handling marks and rubs, some silvering, from use, with a small dent on left side of silencer. Mechanically fine, bore very good with strong rifling, some buildup to endcaps and baffles. Box with distress and tape repairs, largely serves to safeguard pistol. 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. 800 - 1,200

1081 - (N) KRISS VECTOR SDP .45 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE

(SHORT BARRELED RIFLE).

Manufacturer: Kriss USA

Model: Vector S D P

Serial No. 45P013901

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: NFA

Designed in the early 2000s as a low recoil delayed blowback submachinegun using the Kriss Super V system. Features a matte black threaded barrel, black polymer construction, full length optic rail, flip up Kriss iron sights, a side folding stock, and vertical foregrip. Accepts Glock pattern magazines, 5 total are included, along with the original hard case and factory paperwork. CONDITION: Excellent. As new with light handling marks. Well defined, frosted 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. 700 - 1,000

1082 - (N) TACTICAL SOLUTIONS PAC-LITE .22 LR SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH A RIVERMAN GUN WORKS BALLISTA ARCHER 22 SILENCER (SILENCER)

Manufacturer: (A) Tactical Solutions (B) Riverman Gun Works

Model: (A) Pac-Lite (B) Ballista Archer22

Serial No. (A) TS-12747 (B) A000158

Caliber/Bore: .22 LR

Barrel Length: 4 - 1/2”

FFL Status: NFA

Tactical Solutions PAC-Lite with threaded muzzle, scope rail across top of barrel, red fiber optic front sight with square notch rear sight, and married to an unmarked frame, but appears to be a Volquartsen VF Target Frame. Accompanied by an appropriate Riverman Gun Works Ballista Archer suppressor in box and a thread protector. CONDITION: Excellent, retaining virtually all of the factory finishes with some very minor scattered handling marks. Mechanically fine, bore excellent with strong, bright rifling and some minor firing residue. Suppressor commensurate. An excellent setup with top quality parts. 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 SILENCER. 800 - 1,200

1083 - (N) MARBLE SAFETY AXE COMPANY GAME GETTER (ANY OTHER WEAPON).

Manufacturer: Marble Safety Axe Company

Model: Game Getter

Serial No. 4939

Caliber/Bore: (O) .22 Long Rifle (U) .44 Bore

Barrel Length: 11 - 1/2”

FFL Status: NFA

Registered Marbles Game Getter with .22 LR top barrel and .44 Marbles (.410 2” shotgun) lower barrel. 2 piece plastic Marbles grips. Blade front sight with folding sporting rear sight. Registered as an Any Other Weapon with the BATFE NFA Registry. CONDITION: Good with most blue finish having toned to an even patina mixed with blue. 22LR bore is good with some light oxidation and wear. .44 Marbled bore is good with bright bore. Mechanically fine with solid lock up. 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. 500 - 1,000

1084 - (N) INLAND ARMS COMPANY 870 SLIDE ACTION SHOTGUN (SHORT BARRELED SHOTGUN).

Manufacturer: Inland Arms Company

Model: 870

Serial No. S993713V

Caliber/Bore: 12 Gauge

Barrel Length: 10 - 1/4”

FFL Status: NFA

SEE WEBSITE FOR ADDITIONAL PHOTOS

Features include walnut slide, checkered plastic Remington marked pistol grip, and Remington law enforcement folding stock. Left receiver is marked “REMINGTON WINGMASTER 870”. Barrel is marked with 12 gauge 2 - 3/4” chambering and cylinder choke as well as “No. S993713V MANUF’D BY INLAND ARMS CO. / AUSTIN TX.”. CONDITION: Very good, retaining the majority of the reapplied blue finish with high edge wear and handling marks throughout. Mechanically fine. Bore is frosted with orange peel throughout. 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. 500 - 1,000

1085 - (N) SILENCERCO OSPREY45K SUPPRESSOR IN BOX (SILENCER).

Manufacturer: Silencerco LLC

Model: Osprey45K

Serial No. OSP45K4068

Caliber/Bore: .45 Caliber

FFL Status: NFA

Designed by SilencerCo with a polygonal shape for better sound suppression, greater internal volume, and to sit below the shooter’s line of sight, mitigating the need for suppressor height sights. Accompanied by factory box, disassembly tool, indexing ring, ring pack, and manuals. CONDITION: Excellent, retaining the vast majority of the original finish. Internal surfaces are very good with signs of light use and no visible baffle strikes. 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”. 400 - 800

1086 - (N) SIG SAUER SRD762TI-QD SUPPRESSOR WITH BOX (SILENCER).

Manufacturer: Sig Arms (SIG SAUER)

Model: SRD762TI - QD

Serial No. 61E015833

Caliber/Bore: 7.62mm

FFL Status: NFA

Manufactured from Grade 5 Titanium, and rated for up to .300 Winchester Magnum. Accompanied by factory box, which includes both the muzzle brake taper lock mount as well as the flash hider taper lock mount. CONDITION: Excellent, retaining the vast majority of the original factory finish. Internals show light use with no visible baffle strikes. 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”. 400 - 800

1087 - (N) SIG SAUER SRD22X SUPPRESSOR WITH BOX (SILENCER).

Manufacturer: Sig Arms (SIG SAUER)

Model: SRD22X

Serial No. 61A044601

Caliber/Bore: .22 caliber

FFL Status: NFA

Manufactured with Grade 9 Titanium sleeve and 17-4 stainless steel baffles, and rated for use with both rifles and pistols. Accompanied by factory box. CONDITION: Excellent, retaining the vast majority of the original factory finish. Internals show signs of light use and no visible baffle strikes. 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. 200 - 400

1088 - IMPERIAL JAPANESE TYPE 97 TANK MACHINE GUN SIGHT WITH CAPTURE PROVENANCE.

Contained in its original crate. Most of the original black paint remains but exhibits scattered oxidation. Rubber eye pad is hard. Marked “1.5 X 30/ No 519 / JES”. Optic is clear with visible crosshairs. Crate has mismatched number “1334”. There are several parts on the bottom of the crate with a Japanese tag. The crate also contains capture papers named to T/4 Akin T. Davis with this piece listed as “1 Jap machinegun scope”. The crate remains intact with scattered blemishes from handling travel wear. CONDITION: Good. 800 - 1,500

1089 - TWO DRUM CAPACITY LONG THOMPSON TRUNK CASE WITH 3 CONTEMPORARY DRUMS AND 1 MAGAZINE.

Red lined long hard case for your Thompson machine gun. These long cases accommodate two drums and several magazines in addition to the Thompson itself. Nice red lining with very solid and dependable hinge and fasteners. Three contemporary 50 round drums (one Crosby and two “NEW YORK” only address) are included as well as one lustrous finish 30 round Seymour magazine. CONDITION: Near excellent lustrous blue finish on the magazine and drums. Case is extremely fine to near excellent with very clean interior. A very nice and useful set of accessories. JWK 2026-09-148. 800 - 1,200

1090 - M2 .50 CALIBER BROWNING MACHINE GUN BARREL LOT WITH A FEW 1919A4 PARTS.

This is a lot for the M2 Browning machine gun shooting enthusiast. Five serviceable .50 caliber machine gun barrels plus one cut-off barrel are included in this lot as well as two canvas barrel covers and two air-cooled shrouds. Two of the barrels are standard and have chromed muzzles, and the third chromed muzzled barrel is a heavy barrel. The final barrel is painted green and threaded for some kind of attachment. A cigar box with some Browning 1919A4 parts is also included with this lot along with a .308 Browning barrel, and 9 small coils springs in a plastic tube. 1919A4 parts include backplate/pistol grip, firing pin, and miscellaneous small bolt pieces. CONDITION: Bores are all extremely fine, shiny and bright with the one cut-off barrel clearly unserviceable. This is a very nice and desirable lot of .50 Caliber machine gun barrels here. Appears like someone was cleaning out leftovers. JWK 2026-09-137. 1,000 - 2,000

1091 - M205 TRIPOD FOR THE BROWNING .50 CALIBER MACHINE GUN OR MK-19 AUTOMATIC GRENADE LAUNCHER.

Weighing in at 34 pounds, this tripod for the Browning .50 caliber machine gun is 16 pounds lighter than the earlier standard M3 tripod. It has a traverse and elevation mechanism which allows for more accurate indexing when engaging targets. This mechanism also can be adjusted with one hand which has obvious advantages in combat. Despite the reduced weight this tripod is stronger and more stable when hastily deployed than the M3 tripod. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent matte gray original finish with some handling marks and evidence of use. This cataloger would rather be hauling this tripod to the range than any of its heavier predecessors. JWK 2026-09-142. 1,200 - 1,800

1092 - U.S. MODEL 191 BIPOD FOR THE MODERN U.S. M120 MORTAR AS CURRENTLY IN USE WITH U.S. MILITARY.

Very seldom found in civilian hands, this Model 191 bipod is used in conjunction with the M9 baseplate (not included) for the 120mm mortar when used in ground emplacement. Mostly the M120 mortar is mounted on a vehicle, or in an special reactive mount. This cataloger witnessed the use of the 120mm mortar system in combat, and they are absolutely amazing when combined with our technology. As soon as enemy mortar rounds appeared on our radar detection system, we were able to react and send our rounds back to the location where they originated from. The first time we heard our mortars shooting back in response to an enemy attack, a spontaneous cheer went up across the entire base. (Thank you General Carter Ham!) CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent original G.I. painted finish. If you have, or desire one day to have, a 120mm mortar, you would do well to acquire this lot. This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd par ty shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. 1,000 - 1,500

1093 - STATE OF THE ART M205 TRIPOD FOR THE BROWNING .50 CALIBER MACHINE GUN OR MK-19 AUTOMATIC GRENADE LAUNCHER.

This modern 34 pound tripod for the Browning .50 caliber machine gun is 16 pounds lighter than the earlier standard M3 tripod and has a traverse and elevation mechanism which allows for more accuracy (better indexing) when engaging targets. This mechanism also can be adjusted with one hand which frees up the other (to hold optics to spot with, for instance). Despite the reduced weight this tripod is stronger and more stable when hastily deployed than the M3 tripod. CONDITION: Overall appearance and finish is near excellent matte gray original finish with some handling marks and evidence of use. Not a common tripod seen on the recreational shooting ranges. JWK 2026-09-141. This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. 1,200 - 2,000

1094 - C.C. GALBRAITH & SON BRONZE LYLE LIFE SAVING CANNON.

Galbraith produced approximately 1,400 Lyle line throwing cannons, many around World War II. It features an approximately 32” tube measured from muzzle to cascabel with an approximately 2 - 5/8” muzzle. Touchhole is bushed with a thread in bronze bolt. The elevation adjustable bronze base is cast in relief “C.C. GALBRAITH & SON INC / NEW YORK / U S.A.” CONDITION: Fine. Gun exhibits a very attractive mellow patina and displays very well. This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. 7,000 - 10,000

1095 - SCARCE BRONZE LYLE LIFE SAVING CANNON BY C.C. GALBRAITH & SON WITH PROJECTILES.

Circa 1940 production by C.C. Galbraith & Son of New York City, who produced approximately 1,400 of these line throwing cannons around World War II. The approximately 31 - 1/2” cast bronze tube measures about 2 - 1/2” at the muzzle. “652 C C GALBRAITH & SON INC NEW YORK” and “USI. HMS.” is stamped around the muzzle. The elevation adjustable base is also cast “C.C. GALBRAITH & SON INC / NEW YORK N.Y. / U.S.A.” in relief. On this example the touchhole has been upgraded with an ingenious firing mechanism which utilizes .32 blanks. The gun is accompanied by 2 weighted projectiles and a hardwood rammer. CONDITION: Fine. Gun displays a pleasant mellowing golden patina with expected scattered marks including a few nicks around the muzzle. A very attractive and impressive ensemble. This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. 8,000 - 12,000

1096 - LOT OF 2: LYLE LIFE SAVING CANNON PROJECTILES.

This pair of weighted projectiles are designed for use with a 2 - 1/2” bore line throwing cannon. CONDITION: Good. Projectiles retain most of their older silver paint with wear throughout. One shaft is slightly bent. 200 - 400

1097 - LOT OF 3: SCARCE CAST IRON LINE THROWING CANNON PROJECTILES.

Lot consists of 3 early unmarked case iron shell shaped line thrower projectiles. Rather than attaching to line to a eye bolt at the front of the shell as is seen on most Lyle projectiles, the rope is attached with a screw at the base of these shells and runs up a groove along the side. These projectiles are approximately 3 - 1/8” in diameter. CONDITION: Good, retaining significant portions of older chipping black paint with some oxidation. This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. 600 - 800

1098 - DESIRABLE ORIGINAL SWISS MG11 MAXIM MACHINE GUN TRIPOD.

Very well-made and useful Swiss MG-11 water cooled machine gun tripod. These tripods are in high demand because they are very stable shooting platforms, and, with adapters, will accept the German MG-08 Maxim machine gun. This cataloger will attest that although the original Maxim sled mount makes for a wonderful display piece, and a fine stable shooting platform, it is rather unwieldy, bulky to transport, and heavy for the aging (and not so aged) recreational machine gun shooter. The Swiss Maxim tripod however, is much easier to transport and set-up at the range. The Finnish tripods are also fine, but are not as finely made as the Swiss mounts. CONDITION: Extremely fine overall with dust and grime from long-term storage. Should clean up very nicely with appropriate effort. JWK 2026-09-161. This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. 1,200 - 1,800

1099 - (C) CURTIS VECTOR 6.5X47MM BOLT ACTION RIFLE IN MPA CHASSIS.

Manufacturer: Curtis

Model: Vector

Serial No. VS900089

Caliber/Bore: 6.5x47mm

Barrel Length: 26”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Although unmarked, rifle is chambered for 6.5x47mm Lapua with a Hawk Hill barrel as per the consignor. Four chamber muzzle brake on a heavy taper barrel married to a Curtis Vector action with spiral fluted bolt. Single stage trigger, and Schmidt and Bender PMII 3-12x50mm FFP scope with mil-dot reticle in Wheeler mounts with flip-down spirit level. Tungsten Grey MPA Competition chassis with early RAT legend on left side with night vision bridge and spigot mount with vertical grip and adjustable buttstock. Small section of velcro on right side ahead of action, probably for a match saver that is no longer present. AICS pattern MagPul 7.62 AC magazine. CONDITION: Very good, with evidence of match use throughout, including some heavier scuffs on left side. Mechanically fine, bore with strong rifling and some mild firing residue. Scope is clear and throws smoothly. A well set-up precision rifle. 2,000 - 3,000

1100 - (M) BADGER ORDNANCE M2008

6.5 CREEDMOOR BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Badger Ordnance

Model: M2008

Serial No. 424

Caliber/Bore: 6.5 Creedmoor

Barrel Length: 25”

FFL Status: Modern

Barrel unmarked, but consignor states that this rifle is chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor, and the .308 sized bolt face and inability to chamber a .308 snap cap due to the size suggests that is correct; the magazine is also marked “6.5 CM”. Three port muzzle brake on a very heavy, almost bull, tapered barrel. Badger Ordnance M2008 action mounted with a US Optics 5-25x50 FFP scope with CMS reticle and fit with a Trigger Tech single stage trigger. KRG chassis that looks like an early Whiskey-3 model. Section of velcro on right side, likely for a match saver. Inludes an additional factory bolt head/firing pin assembly. CONDITION: Good, with evidence match use throughout, and some heavy scuffing to chassis and some surface scratches throughout. Mechanically fine, bore with strong rifling and moderate firing residue. Bolt knob loose, and pad adhesive has picked up some detritus. Scope clear and throws smoothly, but illumination is not functioning. A well built precision rifle with several premium parts. 1,500 - 2,500

1101 - (M) GA PRECISION CUSTOMIZED

REMINGTON 700 .300 WIN MAG BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Remington

Model: 700

Serial No. E6545488

Caliber/Bore: .300 Win Mag

Barrel Length: 26”

FFL Status: Modern

GA Precision is an extremely highly regarded name in the Precision Rifle world and built their rifles for a number of high level clientele, including the FBI HRT teams. Built on a Remington Model 700 action with a fluted tapering barrel marked “.300 Win Mag” on left side of shank and “GA Precision” on right. Enlarged tactical bolt knob and Badger Ordnance scope rail. McMillan A5 desert camo pattern stock with a Decelerator marked soft recoil pad. CONDITION: Good, with evidence of range use throughout in the form of heavy scuffing on some rubs to bare metal, most notably to bolt knob. Stock with some handling marks and age related rubs and discoloration. Mechanically fine, bore with strong rifling and some moderate frosting. 1,500 - 2,500

1102 - (M) SAKO TRG-42 .338 LAPUA MAGNUM BOLT ACTION SNIPER RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Sako

Model: TRG-42

Serial No. 427095

Caliber/Bore: .338 Lapua

Magnum

Barrel Length: 27”

FFL Status: Modern

Manufactured in Finland. Features a matte finished free floated barrel with SureFire muzzle brake. Action is mounted with a rugged Leupold Mark 4 M1 10X scope with sun shade. Adjustable trigger and oversized bolt handle. Green textured polymer covered chassis system with forward accessory rail, adjustable cheek riser, and adjustable recoil pad. CONDITION: Very good. Rifle shows some range scuffs and use. Well defined, bright bore. Fine mechanics. Clear optics. 2,000 - 4,000

1103 - (M) SAKO TRG-42 .300 WIN MAG BOLT ACTION SNIPER RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Sako

Model: TRG-42

Serial No. A18302

Caliber/Bore: .300 Winchester

Magnum

Barrel Length: 26 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Modern

Manufactured in Finland and imported by Beretta. It features a blued, tapered medium-heavy profile barrel with 3-chamber muzzle brake. Black synthetic target stock with forward accessory rail, pistol grip, cheek riser, and rubber pad. Includes 1 detachable magazine, folding bipod, and scope rings. CONDITION: Excellent. As new with some scattered handling marks. Bright bore with razor sharp rifling. Fine mechanics. 2,000 - 3,000

1104 - (M) FRENCH MAS F.R.F2 BOLT ACTION SNIPER RIFLE WITH SCOPE.

Manufacturer: MAS

Model: F.R.F2

Serial No. F.04455

Caliber/Bore: 7.62x51mm NATO

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Modern

Based on the MAS 36 action, the MAS FR F2 has served as France’s primary sniper rifle since 1986. This Navy Arms imported example is fitted with the standard 24” barrel chambered in 7.62 NATO with flash hider, black polymer barrel shroud with integral iron sights, and folding aluminum bipod. Strengthened bolt action correctly marked on the left with pertinent information. Action is mounted with a new production SCROME J8 F1 scope on quick detach mount. Pistol grip style stock with cheek riser, adjustable sections added for length and a ribbed composite butt plate. Includes green woven sling. CONDITION: Very good, showing expected military use. The vast majority of the arsenal finishes are retained with some thinning, wear and rubs. Stock is consistent with some moderate scuffs and impressions. Very good, bright bore with well defined rifling. Fine mechanics. Clear optics. 4,000 - 6,000

1105 - (M) EDM ARMS XM04 .408 WINDRUNNER BOLT ACTION RIFLE WITH PLETHORA OF RELOADING SUPPLIES.

Manufacturer: EDM Arms

Model: XM04

Serial No. 4

Caliber/Bore: .408 Cheytac

Barrel Length: 26”

FFL Status: Modern

The EDM Arms Windrunner was designed as a precision rifle that could be broken down and stored in under a minute. The XM04 in particular was scaled to .408 Chey-Tac, and initial designs were a joint venture between EDM and Chey-Tac, but they split ways and marketed their own designs, the EDM as a the XM04, and CheyTac as the M200. Designed without a forearm allowing for easy access to the barrel QD lug. This example with a heavy profile fluted barrel fit with a 4 port compensator, flat foot bipod on a spigot mount, Windrunner marked action (note low serial number, 004!), and telescoping stock with cheekpiece. Fit with a US Optics 3.8-22x SN9-2B scope with FFP mil-dot reticle. Accompanied by a wide selection of reloading accessories including 3 gallon ziplock bags of brass, RockChucker style single stage press with dies, including decapping and bullet seating dies, and a large selection of bullets including 2 boxes of Rocky Mount Bullets .408 CheryTac Match Hunting, 420 grain bullets, one open, one sealed, total approximately 60 rounds; two boxes Rocky Mountain Bullets 420 grain Match - Ultra low drag, approximately 200 rounds; approximately 150 rounds 419 Grain Match, unmarked as to manufacturer; CaseGard of mixed brass with 20 loaded rounds that must be considered components only, 12 unprimed cases and 17 primed cases with mixed primers. spare magazine. CONDITION: Very good as used with the vast majority oft the original finish with scattered handling marks and rubs throughout, some silvering. Adhesive to pad with some deterioration to edges. Mechanically fine, glass throws smoothly, bore with strong rifling and moderate frosting. Accessories with some discoloration and mottling consistent with sitting in long term storage. .408 CheyTac is a great long range round, and saw service overseas as an extreme long range, until supplanted by the .338 Lapua Magnum. 4,000 - 6,000

1106 - (M) EDM ARMS MINI

WINDRUNNER MODEL 06 TAKEDOWN

BOLT ACTION SNIPER RIFLE

Manufacturer: EDM Arms

Model: 6

Serial No. 32

Caliber/Bore: 7.62x51mm

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Modern

This remarkably compact takedown rifle fits nicely in its included briefcase sized hard case. Built by EDM Arms of Redlands, California in 7.62 NATO. The blued straight fluted barrel quickly attaches with a barrel nut and has a thread on muzzle brake. The receiver mounted optic rail is currently fitted with a rugged Leupold Mark 4 M1 16X scope with Mil-Dot reticle. Includes spigot mounted Versa-Pod bipod, Hogue overmolded rubber pistol grip, and telescoping butt stock.

CONDITION: Very good. Rifle retains the vast majority of its factory finishes with range scuffs and high edge wear. Very fine, bright bore with sharp rifling. Fine mechanics. Clear optics. 2,500 - 4,500

1107 - (M) ACCURACY INTERNATIONAL

ARCTIC WARFARE 7.62X51MM BOLT

ACTION RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Accuracy

International

Model: Arctic Warfare

Serial No. 07AW11828

Caliber/Bore: 7.62x51mm

Barrel Length: 26”

FFL Status: Modern

The Accuracy International rifles are one of the most iconic precision weapon systems of all time, and have been a mainstay in that category ever since the 1985 British Sniper Rifle trials, where their innovative use of a chassis system over a traditional stock helped secure their win. This example circa 2007 per date code. Clamp-on two chamber muzzle brake on heavy profile barrel, numbered “28927” across top (not unusual, as barrels were not numbered with actions) with British nitro proof on right side of shank. Accuracy International action with AINA import mark on left side matching serial numbers on bolt, bolthead, and receiver. AT AICS 1.5 fixed stock with adjustable cheekpiece and more contemporary AI replacement skin. The original olive skin is also included. Mounted with a Schmidt & Bender PM II 4-16x50mm FFP scope with P4FL reticle, non-illuminated. With packing foam cut for the rifle. CONDITION: Very good with evidence of range use, mostly in the form of scuffing to the stock with other scattered handling marks and rubs throughout. Mechanically fine, bore excellent with strong rifling. Scope is clear and throws smoothly. Foam with some age discoloration. AI rifles are renowned the world over, and the Arctic Warfare was their flagship for a very long time. 5,000 - 10,000

1108 - (M) ACCURACY INTERNATIONAL SUPER MAGNUM .300 WIN MAG BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Accuracy

International

Model: Super Magnum Serial No. 03SM8235

Caliber/Bore: .300 Win Mag

Barrel Length: 26”

FFL Status: Modern

Circa 2003 per AI date code and British Nitro proof. Heavy tapered fluted barrel fit with clamp on two chamber muzzle brake and British nitro proof for a .300 Win Mag on right side of shank; bottom of barrel marked “21540”, which correctly does not match the receiver. Receiver with British proof, SM Super Magnum prefix, 03 date code, and matching serial numbers on bolt head and bolt assembly. US Optics 20 MOA rail marked “U.S. OPTICS .308 20 MOA D.A. A.I. AW” and mounted with a Schmidt & Bender PMII 4-16x50 FFP scope with mil-dot reticle and an added spirit level. 1.5 variant of the iconic thumbhole stock with adjustable cheekpiece and AI branded recoil pad. 2 additional magazines are included. CONDITION: Retains the vast majority of the factory finishes with scattered handling marks throughout from range use, some silvering. Some scuffs and mottling from storage, some heavy rash to pistol grip, and fine oxidation to cheekpiece screws. Mechanically fine, bore with strong rifling and some mild frosting to lands. Scope is clear and throws smoothly. A good example of one of the most iconic sniper rifles of all time. 6,000 - 9,000

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1109 - ACCURACY INTERNATIONAL .338 LAPUA MAGNUM CONVERSION SET.

Straight fluted, heavy tapered barrel chambered for .338 Lapua Magnum with .338 bolt body and 6 magazines. Also included are the instruction sheet, torque wrench, barrel clamp, and dummy bolt with wedge used to swap barrels. CONDITION: Excellent. Crisp, bright bore. Dummy bolt has oxidation throughout. A highly desirable accessory for AI Arctic Warfare Super Magnum rifles. 1,500 - 2,500

GLASSES.

Manufacturer: Stiller Precision

Model: TAC-338

Serial No. TB31487

Caliber/Bore: .338 Lapua Magnum

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Modern

A fascinating advancement in precision shooting, the TrackingPoint M1400 Precision Guided Rifle was designed as a next generation squad level marksman rifle to effectively engage targets out to 1400 yards. It features TrackingPoint’s RapidLok Target Elimination Fire Control System which acquires and tracks stationary and mobile targets, automatically calculating ballistics and guiding the user to fire when on target. The digital optic is Wifi connective and can stream live video to a pair of included Recon Jet smart glasses in addition the optic’s screen. The powerful optic is paired with an equally powerful .338 Lapua Magnum chambered rifle on a Stiller TAC-338 action. The tapered heavy profile barrel is fitted with chambered muzzle brake/suppressor hub as well as a laser reflector. TracingPoint branded alloy chassis with battery bank built into the stock. Rifle is also mounted with a DLOC-S folding bipod and pebble textured pistol grip. Gun is housed in its factory fitted hard case with cheek riser, 4 total batteries, and charger. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the factory finishes are retained with some mild range scuffs. Well defined bore. Fine mechanics. Electronics not tested for function although appears in excellent condition. A very cool setup. 12,000 - 15,000

1111 - (M) PATRIOT ARMS REMINGTON

MODEL 700 .308 WINCHESTER BOLT

ACTION RIFLE

Manufacturer: Remington

Model: 700

Serial No. S6490998

Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester

Barrel Length: 22”

FFL Status: Modern

Patriot Arms was run by Jered Joplin, now the president and gunsmith at American Precision Arms; both companies were extremely well regarded for their precision rifles, and Joplin was written about very positively in an issue of “Special Weapons for Military and Police”. Short action Remington 700 with a heavy profile Patriot Arms fluted barrel marked with “PATRIOT ARMS INC / .308” on left side of shank, and “COREY HARRISON” on right. Fit with an enlarged tactical bolt handle, 20 MOA Arken Optics cantilever mount with an Arken Optics SH-4 Gen II 6-24x50mm with illuminated VPR MOA reticle, and TriggerTech single stage trigger. In a foliage green-grey-black marbled McMillan stock with mounting studs at forearm and along toe line, with adjustable cheekpiece and bag rider. CONDITION: Very good, retaining the vast majority of the custom finishes with scattered handling marks and scuff, some to base metal, heaviest at bolt knob. Stock excellent with some handling marks and scuffs. Mechanically fine, bore excellent with bright strong rifling but a patch of what looks like oxidation; may clean. Scope excellent and throws clearly. 1,000 - 2,000

1112 - (M) CUSTOMIZED RUGER

PRECISION RIFLE 6.5 CREEDMOOR BOLT ACTION RIFLE

Manufacturer: Ruger

Model: Precision Rifle

Serial No. 1802-14761

Caliber/Bore: 6.5 Creedmoor

Barrel Length: 26”

FFL Status: Modern

Fit with a White Oak Armament heavy profile barrel with a 1:8 twist and topped by a multi-port muzzle brake. 3D printed single shot magazine insert. Classic Ruger furniture, 3D printed vertical pistol grip with thumb shelf, and Timney two stage trigger. Mounted with a Zeiss Diavari 7-24x56 T* with SFP mil-dot reticle and a Jialitte spirit level. Includes 2 additional magazines. CONDITION: Good. Receiver with heavy scuffing to silver, especially to left side, showing evidence of hard range use. Mechanically fine, bore with strong rifling and some mild firing residue. A good custom rifle with premium upgrades. 1,000 - 2,000

1113 - (M) REMINGTON MODEL 700

.308 WINCHESTER BOLT ACTION RIFLE CUSTOMIZED BY KMW LONG RANGE SOLUTIONS.

Manufacturer: Remington

Model: 700

Serial No. G6348282

Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Modern

KMW Long Range Solutions is owned by Terry Cross, whose rifles have been used to win both tactical and precision competitions over many years. Heavy profile barrel with two filler screws at muzzle for a front sight that is no longer present, marked “-.308 WIN-” on left shank and “KMW Long Range Solutions” with their logo on right. Two filler screws on left side of action at rear, probably where a rear sight was once present. Partial matching serial numbers observed on scope rail, bolt handle, trigger guard, and bottom metal. Fit with a Schmidt & Bender PM II 4-16x50 scope with an FFP mil dot reticle, with graduations in cm and an added spirit level. Multicolored tan-green-black McMillan stock. CONDITION: Very good, showing evidence of range use throughout including some scuffs and rubs to bare metal. Stock very good with scattered handling marks, some adhesive on stock has picked up detritus and extremities of stock have started to deteriorate. Mechanically fine, bore excellent with strong rifling, glass is clear and throws smoothly. 1,000 - 2,000

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 70

Serial No. G2459847

Caliber/Bore: 7mm WSM

Barrel Length: 28”

FFL Status: Modern

GA Precision is an extremely highly regarded name in the Precision Rifle world and built their rifles for a number of high level clientele, including the FBI HRT teams. Built on a Winchester Model 70 action with a heavy profile barrel fit with a three chamber muzzle brake, marked “7mm WSM” on left side of shank and GA Precision logo on right. Picatinny scope rail mounted to action and fit with an early US Optics 3.8-22 with Type 1 reticle. Winchester stock with Winchester black rubber recoil pad. Rifle is accompanied by a Forster die set and a bag of primed empty brass. CONDITION: Good used condition with scattered handling marks and rubs, some silvering, retaining the majority of the custom finish. Stock commensurate. Mechanically fine, trigger breaks at approximately 1.5#, bore with strong rifling and some mild frosting. Scope is clear and throws smoothly but illumination knob has detached and wires have disconnected from terminals. 1,000 - 2,000

1114 - (M) GA PRECISION WINCHESTER MODEL 70 BOLT ACTION RIFLE IN 7MM WSM.

1115 - (M) H-S PRECISION PRO SERIES 2000 SA MULTI-CALIBER BOLT ACTION TAKEDOWN RIFLE WITH BARRELS IN .308 AND .22-250

Manufacturer: H-S Precision Model: 2000 SA

Serial No. 2051

Caliber/Bore: (A) .308

Winchester (B) .22-250

Barrel Length: (BOTH) 23 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Modern

H-S Precision developed these rifles for situations that required more discretion and compact maneuverability, and took advantage of that system to also introduce a quick change caliber system utilizing an interrupted thread design and a Deely style latch that that articulates a stud that anchors into the receiver. Threaded heavy profile fluted barrel engraved “308 Win” on left side of barrel shank , with matching serial number and caliber at threads. Built on an H-S Precision Pro-Series 2000 short action with matching serial number on left side of receiver. Scope blocks on fore and rear rings. Mounted in an HS Precision tactical stock with adjustable cheekpiece and buttstock. Accompanied by a spare barrel assembly in .22-250 marked in the same manner as the .308 and with an extra magazine marked “22-250” on the side. CONDITION: Very good with the majority of the factory finishes throughout, including scattered handling marks and rubs from range use, some silvering. Some galling to .308 barrel at muzzle, behind threads, which does not affect threads. Mechanically fine with both sets of barrels connecting appropriately, bores very good with strong rifling and some mild frosting. 3,000 - 4,000

1116 - (C) HIGH CONDITION REMINGTON US MODEL 1903-A4 BOLT ACTION SNIPER RIFLE WITH WEAVER

330 SCOPE.

Manufacturer: Remington

Model: 1903-A4

Serial No. 4992493

Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

It is estimated that Remington made approximately 6300 sniper rifles in 1943. This rifle is dated 1943 with the RA and Ordnance bomb stamp. Special features include the empty front sight slot that never had a sight installed, the turned down bolt, the off set serial number on right side to be completely visible, Redfield parkerized scope and rings and the walnut pistol grip C-stock with no finger grooves, two reinforcing bolts and the long handguard. Bolt is blued with balance of parts parkerized. Standard pressed steel small parts. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains most of its arsenal finish showing only nominal handling. Stock is excellent with minimal impressions. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. The ME reading is 0 and the TE reading is maybe a 1. Even the scope and mount have nearly all their finish. The reticle is a fine cross hair but a bit cloudy. This gun does not appear to have been issued. 3,500 - 4,500

1117 - (M) REMINGTON MODEL 700

USMC M40A1 STYLE BOLT ACTION

RIFLE BY TEXAS BRIGADE ARMS.

Manufacturer: Remington

Model: 700

Serial No. F6234884

Caliber/Bore: 7.62 NATO

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Modern

As per the consignor this rifle was built by Mike Lau at Texas Brigade Armory. While outside of the accepted action and scope ranges, this is an excellent representative example of the M40A1 as issued to the United States Marine Corp. Barrel marked “7.62 NATO” at left side of shank, clip slotted receiver with later applied “US” over serial number, with Remington 700 bottom metal. Fit with a Unertl 10x fixed power scope with mil-dot reticle, classic woodland camo green-and-brown stock with sling bows at toeline and forearm. Old English brown recoil pad. There is a faint Sharpie marking near gas escape port that appears to be a 1.631 headspace marking. CONDITION: Very good used condition with scattered handling marks and rubs throughout, still retaining the vast majority of the later phosphate finish. Stock with scattered handling marks and impressions commensurate, stock with deterioration about the perimeter. Mechanically fine, bore with strong rifling and some minor frosting. Glass is clear and throws tactilely. 5,000 - 10,000

1118 - THE HAND THAT RULED IRAQ: SADDAM HUSSEIN BRONZE STATUE FRAGMENT FROM THE IRAQI MINISTRY OF FINANCE.

This is one of the most historically significant relics obtainable from the 2003-2011 Iraq War, a fragment of a bronze statue of Saddam Hussein cut from his statue that was proudly displayed in front of the Iraqi Ministry of Finance. The overall height of the hand is approximately 22” x 12” and weighs approximately 50 pounds. Hollow-cast bronze roughly cut at the wrist with what appears to be traces of gold paint which is often seen on Hussein’s statues and other monumental works in Iraq. The hand remains in solid condition, the paint widely chipped with scratches, with a moderate patina setting in. Included with the hand is an Iraqi M80/03 helmet that features light green textured foliage and an olive green net. The helmet exhibits excellent tan paint with intact net and liner. Also included in this historic archive are two knives, one is a souvenir type with brass handle and scabbard, and the other is a kukri with Iraqi unit insignia on the scabbard that was given to the veteran by an Iraqi interpreter. Staff Sergeant Curtis

McQuaid served with Bravo Company (“Wolfpack”), 3rd Battalion, 124th Infantry Regiment, Florida Army National Guard. He recovered all of these items during Operation Iraqi Freedom during the Spring of 2003. The provenance of these artifacts is unquestionable, as McQuaid was able to provide copies of photos taken during his deployment, some of which feature his squad standing atop the toppled statue. Also included is a copy of a three page signed affidavit of events surrounding his acquisition of the statue fragment, a brief description concerning importation of the relic, information regarding its legal recovery, and preservation during and after the war. These are very rare and desirable pieces of Iraqi War history. Hussein’s palace silverware and porcelain are often encountered while other relics, especially those depicting the dictator and which were involved in combat zones are seldom obtainable. CONDITION: Good-very good. This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. 3,000 - 5,000

1119 - NORTON POWERED CARBON FIBER TARGET

DRONE.

Norton rotary engines, originally developed for motorcycles, became highly successful powerplants for military target drones and Unmanned Aerial Vehicles. This UAV is constructed of carbon fiber and features detachable wings. The drone is powered by a Norton NR-731-DR-38 motor. The NR-731 is claimed to be the lightest RC engine in the world and to have the highest ratio of power to weight. JZ Zinger 29” propellor. 8” diameter wheels. Wings measures approximately 83”. Fuselage measures approximately 106”. Wingspan measures approximately 210”. Approximately 34” tall. This drone is untested and appears to need work in order to get it back to operating condition. Scattered blemishes throughout. CONDITION: Fair. This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. 10,000 - 20,000

1120

- (M) VERY SCARCE NICKEL HECKLER & KOCH P7 M13 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: Heckler & Koch

Model: P7 M13

Serial No. 17-88599

Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Modern

Manufactured in 1992 with “KC” date code. Gun is finished in factory satin electroless nickel, a very rare option almost exclusively seen on some 1992 production guns. West German slide legend on the left with HK Inc import on the right. Drift adjustable 3-dot sights. 2-piece pebble textured grips with “HK P7 M13” designation at the base. CONDITION: Fine. Nearly all of the factory nickel is retained with darkening on the grip straps. Grips are excellent. Bright polygonal rifled bore. Fine mechanics. A nice example of the pistol made famous by Hans Gruber in Die Hard. 3,000 - 5,000

1121 - (M) HECKLER & KOCH HK P7 M13 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH CASE.

Manufacturer: Heckler & Koch

Model: P7 M13

Serial No. 17-84932

Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Modern

Manufactured in West Germany in 1990 as an updated double stack version of the iconic P7 “Squeeze Cocker” based on the P7A13 which was developed for the US XM9 pistol trials. Finished in dark matte blue and featuring 3-dot night sights, a thumb magazine release, textured grip straps, pebble textured black polymer grips, and a lanyard loop. Includes 2 total magazines as well as the matching numbered manual and HK hard case. CONDITION: Excellent. Factory finishes show some light high edge wear, especially towards the muzzle. Grips are excellent. Fine, bright bore. Fine mechanics. 3,000 - 5,000

1122 - (M) HECKLER & KOCH HK P7 M8 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: Heckler & Koch

Model: P7 M8

Serial No. 86626

Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Modern

Manufactured in West Germany in 1984 as an updated version of the iconic P7 “Squeeze Cocker”. Pistol features dark matte blue finish, adjustable 3-dot sights, a thumb magazine release, single stack magazines, pebble textured polymer grips, and a lanyard loop. 3 total magazines are included along with the manual and tools. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the original finishes are retained with only faint high edge silvering and other light evidence of handling. Mirror polygonal rifled bore. Fine mechanics. 3,000 - 5,000

1123 - (M) FK BRNO FIELD SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

IN 7.5MM FK.

Manufacturer: FK BRNO

Model: Field Pistol

Serial No. AB00049

Caliber/Bore: 7.5mm FK

Barrel Length: 6 - 1/4”

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. Housed in the FK BRNO Case with spare magazine, a second higher weight recoil spring, a more traditional two dot rear sight, and a second front sight with necessary keys to install sights. 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. Pistol is complete with original factory box. 5,000 - 7,000

1124 - (M) HK MK 23 .45 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH CASE, FAUX SUPPRESSOR, AND ULTRA RARE NIGHTSTALKER LAM

Manufacturer: HK

Model: 23

Serial No. 23-5435

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 5 - 7/8”

FFL Status: Modern

The HK MK 23 was the pistol selected by USSOCOM as their Offensive Handgun of choice in an attempt to standardize CQB small arms. While short lived, the MK 23 with its suppressor and LAM became instantly recognizable and one of the most popular handgun silhouettes in pop culture. Classic Mark 23 with KH date code for 1997 and three dot white sights, and fit with a faux suppressor modeled after the KAC MK23 and an extraordinarily rare So Smart Laser Sights NightStalker LAM. Housed in a camo zipper case with manuals for both HK and the NightStalker, both the Beamer and SoSmart, and three spare magazine. With appropriate pouches for LAM and “suppressor”. CONDITION: Very good with the vast majority of the original finish, with some scattered handing marks and rubs from range use. Suppressor with scattered handling marks that do not detract. Mechanically fine, bore excellent with some firing residue. LAM not tested for function. Case excellent with evidence of age and storage, especially to polymer manual pouch. An extremely rare set up, with some very desirable accessories. 3,000 - 6,000

1125

- (M) WILSON COMBAT

SUPERGRADE .45 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH SOFT CASE AND ACCESSORIES.

Manufacturer: Wilson Combat

Model: Super Grade

Serial No. SC006392

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Modern

The SuperGrades were Wilson Combats premiere pistol and are highly regarded in the custom pistol world. This example was built in 2002 per the included build sheet, with listed pistol smiths including Travis Gregory, Ron Philips, Chris Peters, and Jeff Philips, with final inspection by Rodney Sharp. 24k gold bead front sight, adjustable U notch rear sight, front and rear cocking serrations, slide with “WILSON COMBAT / SUPERGRADE” on right side, and “WILSON COMBAT” on left; rear of right side with eagle logo. Small parts comprise lightened commander style hammer, ambidextrous safeties, checkered slide and magazine releases, lightened three hole trigger, A1 style grip safety with speed bump, checkered front strap, and checkered flat mainspring housing with integral magwell. Wilson Combat truncated diamond checkered walnut grips. Wilson Combat magazine. In bright blue carry case with aforementioned build sheet, manuals, and five extra magazines. Other accessories include a Wilson .22 LR conversion kit with upper and two magazines, and a bag of spare parts including Wilson Combat truncated diamond flat bottom grips with Wilson Combat eagle logo, spare springs including recoil, mainspring, and sear spring, bushing wrench, guide rod plug, second mainspring housing with magazine well, spare black-on-black sights with square notch rear, grip screws, extended thumb safeties, and ShockBuffs. CONDITION: Excellent, retaining virtually all of the factory finishes with some very minor marks from handling and range use. Takedown mark at slide release. Mechanically fine, bore excellent, bright and shiny, with strong rifling. Accessories excellent. A complete set up for a SuperGrade with a plethora of accessories. 3,000 - 4,000

1126 - (M) PRE-BAN STEYR

IMPORTED MAADI ARM 7.62X39MM

SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Maadi

Model: ARM

Serial No. S000069

Caliber/Bore: 7.62x39mm

Barrel Length: 16”

FFL Status: Modern

A scarce AK variant made in Egypt and imported by Steyr. Matching partial serial numbers found on dust cover, recoil spring head, bolt head, and bolt carrier. Distinct black enamel finish throughout with slant muzzle brake, protected post fornt sight, adjustable U notch rear sight graduated from “1” to 10”, Maadi logo on right side of rear sight block, left side with Farsi. Palm swell forearm, bakelite pistol grip, and buttstock with correct rivets and an added white line recoil pad. Correct unmarked Egyptian magazine with teardrop rivets. Accompanied by a teal-green sling and a Type II bayonet with brown bakelite grip. CONDITION: With the vast majority of the black enamel finish throughout with scattered handling marks and rubs throughout, some silvering on sharp edges and scattered mottling. Pistol grip with spiderweb cracking at screw. Accessories good with scattered handling mark en suite, bayonet with epoxy about the bayonet lug. Mechanically fine, bore with strong rifling and some mild frosting, some fine oxidation to muzzle device. A very scarce variant as made in Egypt. 3,000 - 5,500

1127 - (M) KMP CLASSIC ARMS

1919A4 BROWNING 7.62MM BELT FED

SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: KMP Classic Arms

Model: 1919A4

Serial No. 3239

Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Modern

Designed by John M. Browning, the 1919 served through World War II into the Cold War Era. This semi-automatic example was built by KMP Classic Arms of Mansfield, Ohio, as is marked on the outside of the right side plate. Durable parkerized finish throughout. 7.62 barrel with perforated heat shield. Left side plate, bolt, and top cover have Israeli or “7.62” markings. Many components also have US drawing numbers. Standard flip up blade front sight and ladder rear. Checkered steel pistol grip and rear mounted single trigger. Gun is accompanied by a restored M2 tripod with 1942 dated Houde data plate, plate likely later added, as well as a pintle and T&E device. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the parkerized finishes are retained with some light rubs, oxidation, and patina. Crisp, bright bore. Fine mechanics. Tripod retains the vast majority of its restored paint, displaying very well overall. 3,000 - 5,000

1128 - (C) FN FNC 5.56X45MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: FN

Model: FNC

Serial No. S012959

Caliber/Bore: 5.56x45mm

Barrel Length: 17 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Modern

The FNC was developed in Belgium by FN Herstal, developed circa 1974-1976 as a competitor to the ubiquitous M16 and was made famous when used by Al Pacino in HEAT. This example is marked on left side of the receiver with “FABRIQUE NATIONALE HERSTAL / MADE IN BELGIUM / GUN SOUTH. INC. TRUSSVILLE AL.” with caliber marking to rear and “HOWCO DIST. INC. / LAUREL, MD. USA.”. 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 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. CONDITION: Very good, with evidence of range use and storage throughout, with scattered handling marks and some surface mottling, still retaining virtually all of the factory finishes. Muzzle device is not quite flush, exposing some threads. Mechanically fine, bore excellent with strong rifling and some mild frosting. 3,000 - 4,000

1129 - (C) DOCUMENTED SPRINGFIELD

M1D GARAND SEMI-AUTOMATIC SNIPER RIFLE

Manufacturer: Springfield Model: M1

Serial No. 2891627

Caliber/Bore: .30-06

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Originally manufactured circa April 1944 and arsenal updated into M1D configuration in the early 1950s. Springfield barrel dated “10-52”, the drawing number hidden under the top wood as is correct for production prior to November 1952. Standard post-War sights and arsenal rebuilt internals. Oiled walnut stocks with boxed “S.A” stamp and circle “P” firing proof. Housed in its original CMP shipping box with wrapper and accessories, which also mostly remain wrapped in their USGI packing. Accessories include a M82 scope serial number “29229” with M1D mount, T37 pronged flash hider, cheek pad, and sling. An included 1972 M1D packing sheet lists the rifle and scope by serial number as marked in pen with 1985 and 1988 inspection stamps. Also included is the 1999 dated CMP requisition sheet for this rifle. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the arsenal finishes are retained. Flash hider has some surface oxidation. Stock has a few light marks and some age spotting. Razor sharp, mirror bore. ME rears approximately 1.5. TE just over 2. Fine mechanics. Clear optics. A wonderful, documented M1D. 3,000 - 5,000

1130 - (C)

OUTSTANDING EARLY

COSTA MESA ARMALITE AR-180

SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: Armalite

Model: AR-180

Serial No. S0029

Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington

Barrel Length: 18 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Initially developed by Eugene Stoner as the select fire AR-18, ArmaLite’s machine shops in Costa Mesa, California began a small production pilot run of semi-automatic AR-180s for civilian sales in July 1969 before full scale production was turned over to Howa of Japan in 1970. This extremely early example is numbered S0029 is among the first production guns built at the Costa Mesa facility. In total 4018 AR-180s were produced at Costa Mesa from 1969 to 1972. This rifle shows characteristic, rather crude welds and hand fitting as is associated with such early production. It features stamped construction, a parkerized pencil barrel and 3-prong duck bill flash hider. Protected post front sight and adjustable 2-position aperture rear sight. An original ArmaLite branded 2.75x 20mm quick detach scope with covers and box is also included. Furniture includes a black polymer handguard, “AR-18” molded pistol grip, and side folding stock with rubber butt. Gun is housed in an original unnumbered box with intact ArmaLite shipping label. Also included with this lot are 2 total magazines, an olive woven sling, assembly instruction sheet, and manual. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the factory original finishes are retained with a few minor handling marks and evidence of the scope being mounted at some point. Stocks have a few scattered light marks. Crisp, bright bore as possibly unfired. Fine mechanics. Box is good showing some expected signs of long term storage. A fantastic example of a very early AR-180 that would be very difficult to improve on. 3,000 - 5,000

1131 - (M) PRE-BAN VALMET M62/S

7.62X39MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Valmet

Model: M62/S

Serial No. 146904

Caliber/Bore: 7.62x39mm

Barrel Length: 16 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Modern

SEE WEBSITE FOR ADDITIONAL PHOTOS

Essentially a semi-automatic civilian iteration of the Finnish RK62, where the Fins took the AK design and refined it to their typical high standards of fit and finish. Three prong flash hider with bayonet lug across bottom tongue, protected post two position front sight with flip-up tritium dot, two position rear sight with apertures marked “3” and “5” and a flip-up set of “ears” ahead of aperture, marked “4556” on left side of sight assembly. Ribbed and ventilated composite forearm, with wood pistol grip and buttstock, with two point leather sling affixed to bow at piston assembly and on stud at toe line. Valmet serrated composite buttplate. Typical Valmet legends and an Interarms import mark on right side of receiver. Installed metal magazine, accompanied by three additional polymer Valmet M92 magazines and a spare sling. CONDITION: Very good, retaining the vast majority of the factory finishes with some scattered handling marks and rubs, a few of which have silvered, primarily piston tube. Magazine and sling with heavier rubs and handling marks. Mechanically fine, bore with strong rifling and some mild frosting. A good example of the Finnish refinement of the AK, which also has the scarce wooden furniture. 3,500 - 5,500

1132 - (M) KMP CLASSIC ARMS MODEL

1919 7.62 NATO SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH TRIPOD.

Manufacturer: KMP Classic Arms

Model: 1919

Serial No. 8450

Caliber/Bore: 7.62x51mm

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Modern

This semi-automatic version of the venerable Browning M1919A4 was built from an Israeli parts kit by KMP Classic Arms of Mansfield, Ohio as is discreetly marked on the inside of the semi-auto side plate. Exterior of the right side plate also replicates original USGI Saginaw Steering Division of General Motors markings. Durable parkerized finish throughout. 7.62 barrel with perforated heat shield. Left side plate, bolt, and top cover have Israeli or “7.62” markings. Many other components have US drawing numbers. Standard flip up blade front sight and ladder rear with aperture. Rear mounted trigger with checkered steel pistol grip. Gun is accompanied by a parkerized Allied Armament M2 tripod, pintle, and T&E device. An ATF letter of approval for semi-automatic 1919s is also included. CONDITION: Excellent, as new, and unfired according to the consignor. Nearly all of the manufacturer reapplied parkerized finish is retained with light evidence of handling. Very fine, crisp and bright bore. Fine mechanics. Tripod is as new. A very attractive semi-auto version of a truly iconic WWII and Cold War US machine gun. 4,000 - 6,000

1133 - (M) WELL ACCESSORIZED DLO M1917A2 BROWNING BELT FED SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH RARE AMMO CART.

Manufacturer: DLO

Model: 1917A2

Serial No. SA0029

Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Modern

Manufactured as a semi-automatic only 1917 Browning water cooled gun by DLO of Stamford, Connecticut with a mixture of new made and original parts. Jacketed barrel with hooded blade front sight and 2600 yard graduated rear ladder sight. Parkerized receiver marked on the right side plate with DLO information. Rear mounted trigger with 2-piece walnut pistol grip. Gun is mounted to a 1941 dated Rock Island Arsenal 1917A tripod with adjustable cradle. Gun is accompanied by a water can, hose, ammo box with belted dummy ammunition for display, 1945 dated canvas gun cover, 1943 dated Model 1918 belt loading machine with restored case. A rare restored wooden horse drawn ammo cart is also included with 14 wooden ammo boxes, tools, and vehicle hitch bar. CONDITION: Excellent. Gun retains nearly all of its finishes with some minor high edge silvering and handling marks. Well defined, frosted bore. Fine mechanics. Accessories rate good to excellent. Ammo cart has been completely restored with some replaced components. A very attractive and remarkably complete 1917 outfit that displays exceedingly well. This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. 5,000 - 10,000

1134 - (M) RARE SIG 552-2 SP

COMMANDO “RESTRICTED”

SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: SIG

Model: 552-2 SP Commando

Serial No. 413939

Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington

Barrel Length: 16 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Modern

The SIG 552 Commando was introduced in 1998 as a carbine version of the SIG 550 for elite units. Manufactured in Switzerland, very few made it to the United States during the Ban era for restricted sales to law enforcement as imported by SIGARMS. The right side of the receiver has “RESTRICTED FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT/GOVERNMENT USE AND/OR EXPORT ONLY” engraving. Top has the Swiss cross and shield. The 9” pencil barrel is permanently fitted with a faux, suppressor extension bringing the overall barrel length to over 16”. Hooded blade front sight with flip up night sight and drum diopter rear sight. Furniture includes a black polymer forend with accessory rails, ribbed pistol grip, and side folding stock with ribbed rubber butt. Externally visible numbers are matching. Accompanied by its instruction manual. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the finish is retained with some scattered handling marks and evidence of careful use. The is a small section of finish loss to the rear of the ejection port from contact with ejected brass. Bright bore. Fine mechanics. 5,000 - 8,000

AND CARRY CASE

Manufacturer: Mauser

Model: C96

Serial No. 739

Caliber/Bore: .30 Mauser

Mauser in 7.63mm with 3 detachable 10-round magazines, and 1 20-round magazine. Blue finish with Mauser on chamber flats. Slide adjustable rear sight graduated from 50 to 1000. Ramped blade front blade sight. Varnished walnut stocks with butt removable via use of a push-button. Carbine is housed in fine quality leather carry case. CONDITION: Excellent as custom finished and assembled. Bore is excellent. Wood stocks are very fine. Mechanically fine. Case is excellent. A unique and very attractive C96 carbine. 5,500 - 8,500

1136 - (M) TRACKINGPOINT

556 DANIEL DEFENSE DDM4V7 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH RECON JET SMART GLASSES.

Manufacturer: Daniel Defense

Model: DDM4V7

Serial No. TP00357

Caliber/Bore: 5.56x45mm

Barrel Length: 16”

FFL Status: Modern

1137 - (M) RARE HUNGARIAN

FEG HD-18 SPORTING DRAGUNOV

A remarkable advancement in firearms technology, the TrackingPoint Precision Guided Firearm uses the Xact System which can range, calculate ballistics with numerous variables, tag the target, and guide the shooter to fire only when on target. The digital TrackingPoint scope is designed for AR platforms and can target out to 500 yards. Its digital nature is WiFi connectible and can stream footage. A pair of Recon Jet smart glasses are included to connect with the scope, allowing the shooter a nice heads up display in addition to the scopes built in display. The optic is factory mounted to a Daniel Defense DDM4V7 M4 style semi-automatic rifle. The matte finished government profile cold forged barrel is fitted with a cage flash hider and laser reflector. Free floated Daniel Defense modular tube handguard with full length optic rail and accessory rails. Standard lower receiver fitted with a bullet button magazine release. Rifle has a TrackingPoint butt stock with battery bank for the optic, as well as an A2 pistol grip. Gun is housed in its TrackingPoint branded fitted hard case with manuals, 2 total magazines, 4 total batteries, and charger. CONDITION: Excellent, as new with faint handling marks. Very fine, bright bore. Fine mechanics. Electronics not tested for function. A very nice setup.

6,000 - 9,000

SEMI-AUTOMATIC SNIPER RIFLE.

Manufacturer: FEG

Model: HD-18

Serial No. 219472186

Caliber/Bore: 7.62x54mmR

Barrel Length: 26”

FFL Status: Modern

Produced in Hungary as true clones of the Soviet SVD Dragunov DMR rifle with very limited numbers were imported into the US. This example was brought in by Trident LLC in the first batch of rifles, which is estimated to have been around 100-200 in total. Matte black finished with a milled receiver. Barrel is fitted with a cage flash hider with hooded post front sight. Standard 1200 meter tangent rear sight. Iron sights are superseded by a side rail mounted FEG branded crackle paint finished PSz0-1M2 4x24mm scope with rubber eye cup. Rifle currently is fitted with a black polymer forend and laminated stock with cheek pad and steel buttplate. A 2-piece wooden handguard and walnut stock with checkered grip and recoil pad is also included, along with a SVD pattern slotted muzzle brake/front sight assembly. CONDITION: Excellent with only light handling marks. Mirror bore. Fine mechanics. Clear optics. 6,000 - 10,000

1138 - (M) SCARCE SIG AMT AMERICAN MATCH TARGET SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: SIG

Model: AMT

Serial No. 15179

Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Modern

Manufactured in Switzerland as a semi-automatic SIG 510 for the American market, approximately 3000 were imported prior to 1989. This example was imported by SPS of Aurburn, Washington. The matte finished barrel is mounted with a launcher muzzle device, perforated heat shield, and protected post front sight. Aperture rear sight graduated to 600 meters. Matte finished stamped construction receiver. Furniture includes walnut forend with walnut hand guard, folding carry handle, ribbed polymer pistol grip, and walnut stock with ribbed aluminum butt plate. Accompanied by a woven sling and manual. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the original finishes are retained with light handling marks. Flash hider has some light wear. Stocks are fine with a few minor impressions. Mirror bore. Fine mechanics. A very nice example of a hard to find Swiss rifle. 7,000 - 10,000

1139 - (M) RARE SWISS SIG SG 550-2 SP SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH HENSOLDT OPTIC.

Manufacturer: SIG

Model: SG550-2SP

Serial No. 10500

Caliber/Bore: .223

Barrel Length: 21”

FFL Status: Modern

Manufactured in Switzerland and imported by SIGARMS in limited numbers, likely only a few hundred. The 550-2 SP was introduced around 1990 as a semi-automatic variant of the well regarded SIG 550 series of assault rifles. The matte finished barrel has an integral cage flash hider. Hooded blade front sight with flip up night sight mounted to the adjustable gas block. Drum style rear sight. In addition to the factory iron sights, this rifle is also equipped with an appropriate green finished Hensoldt ZF 6x42 BL scope with intact rubber lens cover and eye cup on a quick detach mount as could be ordered with these rifles. Gray enamel finished stamped construction receiver with “BP” Swiss proof and standard legends. Externally visible numbers are matching. Furniture includes a ribbed olive forend with folding alloy bipod, ribbed olive pistol grip, and side folding olive stock with cheek riser. Includes sling and manual. No magazine is included, although these rifles accept standard SIG 550 series magazines. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the factory finishes are retained with light handling marks and a small rub behind the ejection port from ejected brass. Stocks are very fine with a few minor rubs. Very good, well defined bore with razer sharp rifling. Fine mechanics. Clear optics. An outstanding, very hard to find scoped Swiss rifle. 8,000 - 15,000

Model: .50BMGSA

Serial No. 327196

Caliber/Bore: .50 BMG

Barrel Length: 45”

FFL Status: Modern

Designed by John M. Browning, the M2 .50 BMG has served as the main heavy machine gun of the US Armed Forces since the 1930s and remains in widespread use around the world today. This impressive semi-automatic example of the M2HB by built by JNC Manufacturing of Rainier, Oregon from a mixture of new made and USGI parts, mostly NOS. It features gray parkerized finishes, GI heavy profile barrel, hooded blade front sight, flip up ladder aperture rear sight, and spade grips with a butterfly trigger. Gun is accompanied by an arsenal rebuilt M3 Mount Tripod with pintle and T&E device. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the parkerized finishes are retained with some light scuffing, especially on the barrel. Well defined, frosted bore. Tripod rates very good and shows some surface rubs and and spotting. An very impressive piece that would be a lot of fun on the range. This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. 8,000 - 12,000

1141 - (M) RARE MMC CHINESE TYPE 24

MAXIM 7.62X54MMR SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Midwest Metal Creations

Model: Maxim

Serial No. B5727

Caliber/Bore: 7.62x54mmR

Barrel Length: 26”

FFL Status: Modern

With German assistance the Chinese 21st Arsenal began production of Maxim Type 24 machine guns, the production running until 1937 with full scale Japanese invasion. Originally chambered in 8mm Mauser, most Type 24s were converted to the Soviet standard 7.62x54mmR after the 1949 communist takeover. These guns are incredibly rare in the US. According to the 2002 edition of “The Devil’s Paintbrush” by Dolf Goldsmith, just 25 kits were imported. The consignor states this kit was acquired directly from Goldsmith and was built into a semi-automatic gun by Midwest Metal. 7.62 barrel with booster and green painted water jacket. Drift adjustable front sight and 2000 meter graduated rear v-notch. Top cover has the 21st Arsenal bow and arrow within cog wheel logo as well as the Chinese “reverse” swastika. Fuzee cover also has a brass data plate with swastika. Right side plate has MMC manufacturer markings. Parts kit has mixed numbers as is expected. Gun is accompanied by a correct Type 24 tripod with intact brass date plate. A spare lock is also included with this lot. CONDITION: Excellent as built. Nearly all of the reapplied finishes are retained with a few rubs. Some evidence of older oxidation remains under the finish on some of the surplus parts. Brass date plate shows some tarnish. Fine bright bore with well defined rifling. Fine mechancis. Tripod is very good. A very hard to find Chinese Maxim for the advanced collector of military arms. This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. 8,000 - 12,000

1142 - (M) SIG AMT AMERICAN MATCH

TARGET 7.62X51MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH SCOPE.

Manufacturer: SIG

Model: AMT

Serial No. 20413

Caliber/Bore: 7.62x51mm

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Modern

Manufactured by SIG in Switzerland as semi-automatic commercial derivative of the SIG 510 rifle for the American market; it is estimated only around 3000 were imported. This example was imported by SIGARMS of Tysons Corner, Virginia. The blued barrel is currently fitted a cage style flash hider and heat shield. Protected post front sight and aperture rear graduated to 600 meters. A 1965 Dr. Woehler, Kassel made No. 87 MK I scope on quick detach base is included. Matte finished stamped construction receiver with folding winter trigger. Furniture includes a figured walnut splinter forend, ribbed plastic pistol grip, and walnut stock with ribbed butt plate. Externally visible matching numbers observed throughout. Gun is accompanied by 7 total magazines, a grenade launcher muzzle device, and an inert practice grenade. CONDITION: Excellent. Virtually all of the factory finishes are retained with a few handling marks. Stocks also have a couple minor impressions. Very fine bore. Fine mechanics. A very nice, well accessorized example of a highly desirable SIG. 8,000 - 12,000

1143

SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH CASE.

Manufacturer: SIG

Model: 550-2 SP

Serial No. 10476

Caliber/Bore: 5.56x45mm

Barrel Length: 21”

FFL Status: Modern

The 550-2 SP was introduced around 1990. Manufactured in Switzerland and imported by SIGARMS in limited numbers, likely only a few hundred. The phosphate finished barrel has an integral cage flash hider. Hooded blade front sight with flip up night sight mounted to the adjustable gas block. Drum style rear sight. Gray enamel finished stamped construction receiver with Swiss cross and shield, “BP” Swiss proof, and standard legends. Externally visible numbers are matching. Furniture includes a ribbed olive forend with folding alloy bipod, ribbed olive pistol grip, and side folding olive stock. This well accessorized example is housed in its appropriate SIG branded hard case with 2 magazines, manual, cheek riser, sling, scope base, cleaning tools, and a bayonet. CONDITION: Excellent, as new with faint handling and other light marks. Crisp, bright bore. Fine mechanics. An outstanding example. 8,000 - 12,000

- (M) SCARCE SIG SG 550-2 SP

1144 - (C) EARLY SPRINGFIELD M1A 7.62X51MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE, SERIAL NUMBER 2

Manufacturer: Springfield Model: M1A

Serial No. 2

Caliber/Bore: 7.62x51mm

Barrel Length: 22”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This extremely early M1A is numbered 00002. Springfield Armory, as founded by Elmer Ballance began assembling the first civilian M14 (M1A) rifles in San Antonio around 1970. Rifle is fitted with a National Match SAK Saco-Lowell barrel dated “8-65” with “1206RADIUM S A TEX 78216” address on the underside. Protected blade front sight and National Match aperture rear. Rifle is also fitted with an El Paso Weaver K5 scope. USGI internals. The nicely figured walnut USGI stock has been gloss finished and the switch slot filled in, a faint DOD eagle remaining on the left side. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the parkerized finishes are retained with some minor spotting. Stock is fine with some scattered marks. Crisp, bright bore. Fine mechanics. Optic would benefit from some professional cleaning. A scarce, very early Texas M1A. 10,000 - 20,000

1145 - (C) SERIAL NUMBER 000000 SPRINGFIELD ARMORY M1A 7.62X51MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Springfield Armory

Model: M1A

Serial No. 0

Caliber/Bore: 7.62x51mm

Barrel Length: 22”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Elmer Ballance, recently deceased, is the father of the civilian M14 aka the M1A. He formed L.H. Gun Co. in San Antonio and began assembling M14 style rifles under the Springfield Armory tradename around 1970. This very early gun, very possibly the first standard production receiver is numbered “000000”. It is currently fitted with a “8-72” dated SAK Saco-Lowell National Match barrel without Texas address stamp. Barrel has the standard slotted flash hider with a perforated cover. National Match front and rear sights, which have been superseded by a Redfield 2-7x scope. Glass bedded, gloss finished commercial walnut stock of nice figure with walnut handguard. CONDITION: Very good. Rifle retains the vast majority of its parkerized finishes with some minor areas of oxidation. Stocks have a nice coat varnish and some light impressions. Crisp, bright bore. Fine mechanics. Scope has started to cloud. A historic M1A. 10,000 - 20,000

1146 - (C) SIG PE57 7.5X55MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH SPARE MAGAZINE.

Manufacturer: SIG

Model: PE57

Serial No. 413

Caliber/Bore: 7.5x55mm

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

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 “83” dated rubber stock. Matching numbers observed throughout. This example is accompanied by 2 24-round magazines and manual. CONDITION: Excellent with only light handling marks. Mirror bore. Fine mechanics. An excellent example of a very scarce and highly desirable Swiss rifle. 10,000 - 15,000

1147

AND CASE.

Manufacturer: SIG

Model: 550-1 Sniper

Serial No. 130131

Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington

Barrel Length: 26”

FFL Status: Modern

Introduced in 1989, these sniper rifles were developed with input from specialized Swiss police units, who purchased most of these rifles along with the Jordanian Palace Guard. This early example is numbered “130131” (131) and appears to be among the first batch of complete rifles imported into the US. It is estimated around 14 were imported at this time are not import marked. Rifle features a heavy matte finished barrel with recessed crown. Gray enamel finished receivers with Swiss “BP” proof and “SG 550-1 SNIPER” legend. Target trigger with plastic shoe. Furniture includes a ribbed black plastic forend with correct folding Parker Hale bipod, pebble textured pistol grip with hand stop, and the fully adjustable side folding stock. Importantly this rifle is fitted with the correct West German made Zeiss Diavari-Z 2.5-10x52mm scope with duplex reticle on the spring mount. Scope mount is marked with the full matching serial number of the rifle. Rifle is also matching numbers. Includes 8 total transparent magazines. Rifle is also accompanied by its correct “SIG” branded hard case with sling, mirage shield, and cleaning kit. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the factory finishes are retained with scattered handling marks and a small rub behind the ejection port from spent brass. Razor sharp, bright bore. Fine mechanics. Optic is clear although would benefit from a good cleaning. A fantastic example of a seldom seen, well accessorized Swiss sniper rifle. 12,000 - 18,000

- (M) RARE PRE-BAN SIG SAUER 550-1 SNIPER SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH SCOPE

1148 - (C) SWISS ZF K31/55 STRAIGHT PULL BOLT ACTION SNIPER RIFLE WITH MATCHING SCOPE AND CASE.

Manufacturer: Switzerland

Model: ZF55

Serial No. 3492

Caliber/Bore: 7.5x55mm Swiss

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

The Zielfernrohrkarabiner 55 (Zf. Kar. 55) is an updated sniper variant of the K31 straight pull carbine which was produced for the Swiss Army at Bern from 1955 to 1959 with 4,150 built. It features a plum blued heavy barrel with moderator style flash hider, protected blade front sight and 1500 meter tangent rear sight. The iron sights are superseded by matching numbered 3.5x Kern Aarau scope. Target style walnut stock with checkered pistol grip, folding bipod, and steel butt plate. Matching numbers observed throughout. Gun is accompanied by its matching scope case, 1967 dated manual, and leather sling. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the original blue is retained with a few rubs on the barrel, fading on the flash hider, and scattered light marks. Stock surfaces have been lightly refreshed with some scattered minor impressions. Very fine, crisp and bright bore. Fine mechanics. Optic is lightly clouded. 4,000 - 6,000

1149 - (M) KNIGHT’S MANUFACTURING COMPANY SR-25 .308 WINCHESTER SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Knight

Model: SR-25

Serial No. 24166

Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Modern

A rare and early Knight’s Armament SR-25 Match Rifle, developed with a longer barrel than the original SR-25 for precision shooting matches. Rifle has the early Vero Beach address lower, left side with typical Knight’s legends. Upper and lower correctly serial numbered together. Fit with iconic composite tubular forearm, Luth-AR buttstock, vertical pistol grip, and Leupold Mark 4 M3 10x scope with mild-dot reticle. CONDITION: Very good, retaining the vast majority of the factory finish with some handling marks and rubs throughout, including some heavier scuffs to silver. Some brassing behind ejection port. Mechanically fine, excepting bolt release which will not hold open, bore with visible rifling and some moderate frosting. Scope is clear and adjusts smoothly. 2,500 - 4,500

1150 - (M) HK 93 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: HK

Model: 93

Serial No. A130459

Caliber/Bore: 5.56mm NATO

Barrel Length: 16”

FFL Status: Modern

Manufactured 1981 as per IB date code. Classic configuration including protected post front sight, 4 position diopter drum rear sight, flash hider, slimline forearm, composite furniture, and fixed stock. Left side of magazine well marked with typical HK legends including a German nitro proof, Ulm antler proof, and IB date code. Right side of magazine well with “Made in Germany / HK Inc. / Arl. Va. 22 201”. HK magazine CONDITION: Excellent. Metal retains nearly all of its original finish with a few handling marks and scattered scuff marks. Barrel has a spot of lifting enamel. Furniture is excellent. Mechanically fine, bore with strong rifling and some mild firing residue throughout. 2,500 - 3,500

1151 - (M) PRE-BAN HECKLER & KOCH

HK 91 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Heckler & Koch

Model: HK 91

Serial No. A038477

Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester

Barrel Length: 18”

FFL Status: Modern

Manufactured in West Germany in 1981 and imported by HK INC of Arlington, Virginia. Rifle is finished in black enamel. Pencil barrel with phosphate finished cage flash hider. Hooded post front sight and drum rear. Furniture includes a slimline black polymer forend, thumb rest pistol grip, and fixed stock. Includes a 20-round HK G3 aluminum magazine dated “10/65”. CONDITION: Fine. Nearly all of the factory finish is retained with surface scuffing throughout and some minor oxidation spotting. Furniture also has scattered light marks. Well defined, frosted bore. Fine mechanics. 2,500 - 4,500

1152 - (M) PRE-BAN FN FAL .308

MATCH SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: FN Herstal

Model: FAL

Serial No. 2503612

Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Modern

Manufactured in Belgium and imported prior to the 1989 ban by Gun South. Finished in black enamel. The pencil barrel is fitted with a Belgian style muzzle brake which appears to have been added later. Adjustable protected post front sight and 600 meter graduated aperture rear sight. Classic 2-piece ventilated forend, smooth pistol grip, and fixed stock with rubber recoil pad. Gun is accompanied by an Israeli ZF95 scope mounted with an experimental ArmaLite base to an additional DSA SA58 dust cover. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the factory finishes are retained with some flaking on the barrel and other mild marks. Stocks are likewise fine with a few scratches. Crisp, bright bore. Fine mechanics. Scope has an arsenal refinish with slightly hazy optics. 2,500 - 4,500

1153 - (C) FINE

SPRINGFIELD 1959

NATIONAL MATCH M1 GARAND

SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH RARE H&R NM BARREL.

Manufacturer: Springfield

Model: M1 Garand

Serial No. 5813515

Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Built for the 1959 National Matches, these rifles mark the transition between Type 1 and Type II National Match Garands. Most of were updated in 1960 to Type II configuration excluding a limited number sold by the DCM to target shooters in 1959. This example includes a 2022 CMP letter documenting that this rifle was in fact sold by the DCM in May 1959. A photocopy of the original record card is also included. Importantly this rifle is built with a very uncommon Harrington & Richardson “NM” marked National Match barrel. It is marked “HRA D6535448 5-52 RS9” with the appropriate “T” targeted proof and cross stamp. “NM / 062” marked blade front sight and “NM / 959” marked rear aperture sight as were first permitted on the 1959 National Match rifles. Appropriate Springfield internals. Nicely fitted straight grain walnut stocks with DOD eagle stamp and circle “P” firing proof. Stock is not glass bedded, a practice which began on the 1960 rifles. Includes a “MRT / JUNE 1975” ink stamped leather sling and plastic rear sight cover. CONDITINION: Excellent. Nearly all of the arsenal parkerized finishes are retained with a few light marks. Stocks are likewise excellent. Bright bore with razor sharp rifling. ME reads just over 1. TE of 3. A very nice example of a very scarce National Match rifle. 2,500 - 4,500

SPRINGFIELD ARMORY M1D GARAND

SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Springfield Armory Model: M1D

Serial No. 2453662

Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Purchased as a Service Grade M1D through the CMP in 2010 with original order included. Rifle was originally manufactured circa January 1944 and arsenal updated into M1D configuration in the early 1950s. Springfield barrel dated “3-52”, the drawing number hidden under the top wood as is correct for production prior to November 1952. Barrel is fitted with cone flash hider and protected blade front sight. Post-War “DRC” rear sight. Rifle is currently has a M84 scope serial number “18555” with thread on mount. Springfield internals. USGI walnut stocks with DOD eagle, circle “P” firing proof, and a leather cheek riser ink stamped “MRT / MAY 1976”. CONDITION: Fine as arsenal refurbished. Rifle retains the vast majority of its dark parkerized finish with some high edge wear and other marks. Stocks have expected impressions and dings scattered throughout. Very good, well defined bore. ME under 1. TE under 3. Fine mechanics. Optic is slightly hazy. 2,500 - 3,500

1155

- (M) ZASTAVA ARMS

MODEL PAPM91SR DRAGUNOV

SEMI-AUTOMATIC SNIPER RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Zastava Arms

Model: PAPM91SR

Serial No. Z91-001029

Caliber/Bore: 7.62x54mmR

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Modern

The Soviet SVD Dragunov based M91 designated marksmen rifle replaced the Yugoslavian M76 in Serbian service in the 1990s. This civilian Zastava PAPM91SR was made in Serbia by Zastava. The matte finished barrel terminates in a slotted flash hider with bayonet lug. The AK style protected post front sight and 1000 meter tangent rear sights are superseded by a side rail mounted POSP 4x24mm scope. 2-piece polymer forend with accessory rails. Dragunov styled black polymer marksmen stock with cheek riser and Zastava recoil pad. CONDITION: Excellent, as new. Virtually all of the factory finishes are retained with light handling marks. Stocks are likewise excellent. Bright bore with well defined rifling. Fine mechanics. Clear optics. 2,500 - 3,500

1156 - (M) PRE-BAN POLYTECH AK-47/S NATIONAL MATCH SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Polytech

Model: AK-47/S

Serial No. NM47-1086

Caliber/Bore: 7.62x39mm

Barrel Length: 20 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Modern

Manufactured in China at Factory 386 circa late 1980s and imported KFS. Approximately 4000 of these rare National Match rifles were brought into the country. They are built on high quality milled receivers with marksman length threaded barrels. This example is currently fitted with a muzzle brake. Rifle has a protected post front sight and 800 meter tangent rear. Classic varnished light wood furniture including a 2-piece handguard, checkered pistol grip, and fixed stock with tool trap butt plate. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the original blue is retained throughout with some light handling marks. Stocks likewise have light scattered impressions as well as some small areas of finish loss on the left side of the butt. Crisp, bright bore. Fine mechanics. 2,500 - 3,500

1157 - (M) PRE-BAN HECKLER & HOCK

HK91 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH TELESCOPING STOCK.

Manufacturer: Heckler & Koch

Model: HK91

Serial No. A032456

Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester

Manufactured in 1981 in Germany. Finished in classic matte black enamel. Pencil barrel with cage flash hider. Hooded post front sight and diopter rear. Furniture includes a black polymer forend, polymer pistol grip, and highly desirable telescoping stock. Includes a 20-round aluminum HK G3 magazine dated “4/76”. CONDITION: Excellent. Near new with only light handling marks. Fine bright bore, possibly unfired since proofing. Fine mechanics. 2,500 - 3,500

1158 - (C) EARLY COLT SP1 AR-15 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE (1965).

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SP1

Serial No. SP03111

Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured in 1965, the second year of production. Pencil barrel with early “12” twist rate stamp, as well as Colt Verified Proof and “M” magnetic particle stamp. Barrel is fitted with the iconic duck bill 3-prong flash hider. Standard protected post front sight and carry handle mounted aperture rear. Type I bolt carrier group. Type II hammer with faint casting mark. Type I long tail disconnector. Type I dimpled selector. Type II 4 ring magazine release. Furniture includes a 2-piece triangular handguard, checkered pistol grip, and Type I fixed stock with ribbed rubber butt. Includes black woven sling and muzzle cover. No magazine present. CONDITION: Excellent, as new. Nearly all of the factory finishes are retained with faint handling marks. Carry handle has faint evidence of a scope being mounted at some point. Mirror bore, likely as unfired since proofing. Fine mechanics. 2,500 - 4,500

1159 - (C) IRWIN PEDERSEN M1 CARBINE SEMI-AUTOMATIC

RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Irwin-Pedersen

Model: M1 Carbine

Serial No. 1779159

Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine

Barrel Length: 18”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Numbered in the first block of production, Irwin Pedersen only assembled carbines from November 1942 to the end of March, 1943 when Saginaw took over their assembly. This example was built around the time of the transition, its Irwin Pedersen barrel dated “3-43” over a flaming bomb. Final assembly, or perhaps reassembly, appears to have been completed by Saginaw. “IPN” marked milled front sight and “S” marked flip rear sight. “IP” marked trigger group with “IP” hammer, “IP-B” magazine release, and “IP-W” pushbutton safety. “SG” marked flat bolt and “IP” slide. The “I” cut high wood stock is marked in the sling well “IR-IP” with a flaming bomb. Right side of the stock has ordnance crossed cannons and boxed “S’G’” cartouche, double struck circle “P” firing proofs also stamped on the grip. 2-rivet top wood marked “IR-IP” retained by a Type I band with “UP” marked sling swivel. Includes sling and oiler. No magazine present. CONDITION: Good. Arsenal finishes have faded to a pleasant dark patina. Stocks have dings and abrasions as expected on a military service arm. Crisp, bright bore. ME of 1. Fine mechanics. 2,500 - 3,500

1160 - (M) BRIMSTONE ARMS AR70 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Brimstone Arms

Model: AR70

Serial No. M00102

Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington

Barrel Length: 18 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Modern

The AR70 is extremely difficult to find in the United States as very few examples were imported, and it was not until recently that some parts kits were imported and built on US receivers by companies like Brimstone Arms. This example was manufactured by Brimstone Arms with a US made receiver. Classic configuration with four port “cone” flash hider, protected post front sight with grenade launcher cut-off and bayonet lug, ribbed composite forearm, Two position adjustable aperture rear sight marked for 150 and 300, and composite buttstock and pistol grip. CONDITION: Very good with some scattered handling marks, heavier (as expected) to the surplus parts, including some fine oxidation to magazine. Mechanically fine, bore excellent, bright and shiny, with some very minor firing residue. A rare example. 2,000 - 4,000

1161 - (M) RARE POLYTECH NATIONAL MATCH AK-47/S SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Polytech

Model: AK-47/S

Serial No. NM47-0617

Caliber/Bore: 7.62x39mm

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Modern

The National Match variant of the PolyTech Legend is a scarce variant of one of the most well-regarded AKs imported into the United States. Matching partial “0617” observed on bolt carrier and bolt head, with classic legends on left side for a Factory 386 produced National Match and subsequent import by KFS. Right side with three Chinese characters. Threaded barrel with thread protector, protected post front sight adjustable rear sight with adjustments from “1” to 8”. Scope rail on left side. Wood furniture with two piece forearm, checkered pistol grip, and buttstock with trap; trap with canister of cleaning tools. CONDITION: Excellent, with some scattered handling marks and mottling, with significant areas of cosmoline still present throughout. Mechanically fine, bore with visible rifling and even darkness throughout. Stocks excellent. Consignor states: “THIS RIFLE IS NEW AND NEVER FIRED”. 2,000 - 3,000

1162 - (M) PRE-BAN SPRINGFIELD ARMORY M1A SUPER MATCH SEMI AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Springfield Armory Model: M1A

Serial No. 34287

Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester

Barrel Length: 22”

FFL Status: Modern

Circa 1985. “SM” marked select match heavy barrel with long slotted flash hider, National Match front sight and standard aperture rear sight. Action is mounted with an Austrian K. Kahles ZF 84 10x42mm scope on quick detach A.R.M.S. M21/14 base. Glass bedded walnut stock with filled-in switch cut. Fiberglass handguard. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the parkerized finishes are retained with a few minor marks. Larger impressions are present on each side of the forend. The stocks are otherwise very fine. Crisp, mirror bore. Fine mechanics. Clear optics. 2,000 - 3,000

1163 - (M) PRE-BAN NORINCO 56S

7.62X39MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC AK PATTERN RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Norinco

Model: 56S

Serial No. 518312

Caliber/Bore: 7.62x39mm

Barrel Length: 16”

FFL Status: Modern

Two chamber muzzle with two ports across top. Protected post front sight with rear sight adjustable from “1” to “8”. With legends for manufacture at Factory 66 by Norinco and imported by CSI. Matching “8312” observed on dust cover recoil spring guide, bolt carrier, and bolt head. Wooden furniture including two-part forearm, pistol grip, and buttstock, which has added recoil pad. Trap in butt with canister of cleaning tools. With additional accessories including manual, 2 spare 30-round magazines, a Poly marked 10-round magazine, oil bottle, slant brake, and cruciform L tool. CONDITION: Very good with evidence of light use including some speckling to receiver amongst minor rubs and scuffs, some silvering at sharp edges. Mechanically fine, bore excellent, bright and shiny. Accessories very good, paper with some age related distress. A good pre-ban example. 2,000 - 3,000

1164 - (C) PRE-BAN COSTA MESA

ARMALITE AR-180 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH SIGHT.

Manufacturer: Armalite

Model: AR-180

Serial No. S2596

Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington

Barrel Length: 18 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Production of Eugene Stoner’s AR-18/AR-180 began at the ArmaLite machine shops in Costa Mesa, California. 4018 total AR-180s were produced there between 1969 to 1972, with general production moved overseas to Howa of Japan and later Sterling in England. This rifle shows the characteristically unfinished welds and hand fitting associated with early production at the Costa Mesa faculty. Parkerized pencil barrel with 3-prong duck bill flash hider. Protected post front sight and adjustable 2-position aperture rear sight. An original ArmaLite branded 2.75x20mm quick detach scope with covers is also included. Furniture includes a black polymer handguard, “AR-18” molded pistol grip, and side folding stock with rubber butt. Gun is accompanied by 4 additional rare Armalite AR-18 branded magazines in a US magazine pouch and black woven sling. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the factory finishes are retrained with scattered handling marks. Crisp, bright bore. Fine mechanics. 2,000 - 2,500

1165 -

Manufacturer: Springfield Armory

Model: M1 Garand

Serial No. 4289278

Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

US Springfield M1 Garand (M1-D Sniper) manufactured 1952 with SA 1-52 dated barrel. 3 piece walnut wood set with “P” proof at pistol grip and “RA-P” marking at rear of pistol grip. Mounted with proper and correct M84 scope with post and cross wire reticle and complete with original rubber eyecup. Parkerized finish with MRT 11-62 dated leather cheek rest. Trigger group and all ancillary parts appear to be Springfield manufacture. CONDITION: Very fine as original and not a recently assembled sniper. Very fine bore with bright rifling. Most all parkerized finish remains. Scope is very bright and clear. Wood is very good with period of use impressions and bruises. Leather is very good. A small Interarms, Alexandria import mark is found on barrel chamber area. Mechanically excellent. 2,000 - 3,000

(C) SPRINGFIELD M1D GARAND SEMI-AUTOMATIC SNIPER RIFLE.

1166 - (M) PRE-BAN ACTION ARMS

IMI MODEL A UZI SEMI-AUTOMATIC CARBINE WITH DESIRABLE .22 CONVERSION KIT.

Manufacturer: IMI

Model: A

Serial No. 33048

Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger

Barrel Length: 16 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Modern

Manufactured by IMI in Israel and imported by Action Arms in the 1980s. Standard matte finished import length barrel. Black enamel finished stamped receiver. Standard protected post front sight with no rear sight installed. Classic furniture includes ribbed black handguard, ribbed pistol grip, and folding stock. Gun is accompanied by its matching numbered Action Arms box, factory paperwork, 4 total magazines, dummy barrel, sling, and a highly desirable factory .22 conversion kit with box. CONDITION: Fine. Nearly all of the factory finishes are retained with scattered handling marks. Mirror bore. Fine mechanics. Conversion kit barrel has some surface oxidation. Bore is very good with some residue. A great set. 2,000 - 3,000

1167 - (C) EARLY COLT SP1 AR-15 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE (1967).

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SP1

Serial No. SP10142

Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured in 1967. Parkerized pencil barrel marked with “S 12” twist rate and “MP” proof. Iconic 3-prong duck bill flash hider. Protected post front sight on a triangle base with bayonet lug. Carry handle mounted aperture rear sight. Type III bolt carrier. “+” marked lower receiver with standard manufacturer information on the left side. Non dimpled selector switch. Furniture includes 2-piece triangular forend, checkered pistol grip and fixed stock with ribbed butt plate. Includes a military 5.56 marked Colt magazine. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the factory finishes are retained with a few minor marks. Socks have minor handling. Crisp, bright bore. Fine mechanics. 2,000 - 3,000

1168 - (C) SPRINGFIELD ARMORY M1D

GARAND SEMI-AUTOMATIC SNIPER

RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Springfield

Model: M1D

Serial No. 2630713

Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Korean War vintage M1-D sniper rifle with SA10-51 dated barrel. M84 scope with post and cross wire reticle. Mounted with 3 piece oil finished walnut stock with Korean War era Box cartouche on left side. Muzzle fitted with M1 3 prong flash suppressor. Bolt, op rod, and internal trigger group parts all remain Springfield. Stock is mounted with 5-52 dated MRT leather cheek rest and post-WW2 cotton G.I. M1 sling. CONDITION: Very good with excellent bore. Clear optics. Most all parkerized finish remains. Stocks are very good with some period of use bruises. Mechanically excellent. 2,000 - 3,000

1169 - (M) INTL. MIL. CO. T65

SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Intl. Mil. Co.

Model: IM3

Serial No. 87665

Caliber/Bore: 5.56mm NATO

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Modern

Taiwan adopted the T65 assault rifle in 1976 to replace their M14 rifles. Largely based on the AR-15, the T65 utilizes a short stroke gas piston rather than direct impingement. This example is constructed with an original parts kit and a new made Model IM3 receiver by Intl. Mil. CO. The new parkerized pencil barrel is fitted with a bird cage flash hider. Protected post front sight with flip up night sight on a bayonet lug base. Upper receiver mounted 2-leaf aperture rear sight with flip up night sights. Furniture includes a 2-piece ribbed forend, checkered AR style grip, and fixed stock with tool trap butt plate. Includes a 20-round Colt magazine. CONDITION: Good with an overall attractive battle worn appearance. Original components retain significant portions of their arsenal finishes with wear and heavy handling. Receiver finish has been aged to match. Surplus furniture shows commensurate heavy handling and wear but remains intact. Crisp, mirror bore. Fine mechanics. 2,000 - 3,000

1170 - (M) SIG SAUER 556 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE IN 5.45X39MM.

Manufacturer: Sig Sauer

Model: 556

Serial No. JT020474

Caliber/Bore: 5.45x39mm

Barrel Length: 16”

FFL Status: Modern

This very interesting rifle is built on an American SIG 556 receiver and chambered for the Russian 5.45x39mm cartridge. Receiver is marked “SIG 556 5.45x39mm SIG SAUER INC., EXTER, NH, USA” on the left side, the caliber professionally added. Blued pencil barrel with 3-prong flash hider. Hooded blade front sight with flip up night sight and picatinny rail mounted drum rear. Upper and semi-auto only 550 series lower are finished in gray enamel. Furniture includes a ribbed black plastic handguard, ribbed pistol grip, and side folding stock with rubber butt. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the custom finishes are retained. Furniture has a few handling marks. Buttpad has an area of loss at the heel, a common occurrence on these stocks. Very good bore. Fine mechanics. 2,000 - 3,000

1171 - (M) PRE-BAN POLYTECH AKS-762 SIDE FOLDER SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Polytech

Model: AKS-762

Serial No. CS-06723

Caliber/Bore: 7.62x39mm

Barrel Length: 16”

FFL Status: Modern

Manufactured in China at Factory 386 circa 1980s and imported by KFS. Rifle is finished in standard blue and is built on a stamped receiver. Threaded barrel with directional muzzle device, hooded post front sight, and 800 meter tangent rear sight. Furniture includes 2-piece wooden handguard, checkered wood pistol grip, and desirable side folding steel stock. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the factory blue is retained with light handling marks. Wood is likewise fine. Fine, bright bore. Fine mechanics. 2,000 - 3,000

Manufacturer: Springfield Armory Model: M1A

Serial No. 795

Caliber/Bore: 7.62x51mm

Barrel Length: 22”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

As the War in Vietnam raged into the early 1970s, Elmer Balance began building M1A rifles, a civilian version of the military M14, for target shooting. The first few thousand were assembled between 1972 and 1974 at his facility in Devine, Texas before the company was sold and production moved to Geneseo, Illinois. This early example serial number 000795 was built circa 1973 and has the early hand stamped “DEVINE TEX” address on the underside of the barrel. Barrel is mounted with a GI long slotted flash hider with bayonet lug and protected blade front sight. Standard aperture rear. USGI internals. Fitted with a switch cut oiled walnut stock with Garand tool trap butt plate and a ventilated fiberglass hand guard. Also includes a DOD eagle ink stamped folding bipod and green woven sling. No magazine is included. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the matte finishes are retained with mild wear and handling marks. Stock is very fine and shows only a few light impressions. Fine mirror bore. Fine mechanics. A very nice example of an early M1A. 2,000 - 3,000

1173 - (M) SCARCE PRE-BAN SPRINGFIELD ARMORY BM59

SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Springfield Armory Model: BM59

Serial No. 369

Caliber/Bore: 7.62x51mm

Barrel Length: 19”

FFL Status: Modern

This rendition of the Italian BM-59 battle rifle was assembled in limited numbers in the 1980s by Springfield Armory on American made receivers with a mix of Italian and US made parts. The parkerized barrel is fitted with a grenade launcher muzzle device, bayonet lug, and protected blade front sight. Adjustable aperture rear. Includes folding Alpine winter trigger. 2-piece oiled walnut “BM 59 / PB” marked stocks with folding bipod and Beretta rubber recoil pad. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the matte finishes are retained with some mild wear on surplus components. Stock is excellent with a few minor handling marks. Mirror bore. Fine mechanics. 2,000 - 3,000

1174 - (M) VALMET M83 HUNTER .308 WINCHESTER SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: Valmet

Model: Hunter

Serial No. 391519

Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester

Barrel Length: 20 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Modern

Manufactured in Finland 1985 as is confirmed by the included factory certificate and “b” receiver code. These sporting rifles/designated marksmen rifles are based on the M78 Valmet, Kalashnikov style design. They were not commercially available in the United States with very few imported. Rifle is matte black finished and has a milled receiver. White highlighted blade front sight and flip up adjustable square notch rear. The dust cover is also fitted with a scope base. Nice sporting style checkered forend and pistol grip stock with Valmet rubber pad. Gun is accompanied by its original matching box with certificate and cleaning kit. CONDITION: Excellent. Virtually all of the original finishes are retained with a few light marks. Stocks are excellent. Crisp, bright bore. Fine mechanics. Box shows fading, soiling, and wear from long term storage. A seldom seen Valmet variant. 2,000 - 3,000

1175 - (M) DESIRABLE FRANCHI

SPAS-12 DUAL ACTION SHOTGUN.

Manufacturer: Franchi

Model: S.P.A.S.12

Serial No. AB6927

Barrel Length: 22”

FFL Status: Modern

1176 - (M) RARE MAUSER MODEL 66S

BOLT ACTION SNIPER RIFLE.

Manufactured in Italy in 1983 and imported by FIE. Initially developed as the “Special Purpose Automatic Shotgun” for military and police use, the guns can both run as a semi-auto or a manually operated slide action. They were specifically banned from import by name in the 1994 Assault Weapons Ban. Matte gray finished with a tactical length barrel with heavy blade front sight, aperture rear sight, and full length magazine tube. Ribbed black polymer slide and pistol grip. This example features the early top folding stock with iconic hook butt. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the original finishes are retained with some mild rubs. Bore shows some evidence of use. Mechanics are somewhat sticky. 4,000 - 5,000

Manufacturer: Mauser

Model: 66S

Serial No. 618

Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester

Barrel Length: 25”

FFL Status: Modern

Developed in response to the 1972 Munich Olympics for counter terror units. It is believed only 360 were produced, most of which were procured by the Israeli Defense Force. About 160 of the Israeli rifles were later imported into the US. This example has West German “HI” date code for 1978. Full reapplied phosphate finish. Tapered barrel without iron sights mounted with a matching numbered slotted muzzle brake. Breech has the “Original / Mauser” logo. Slide and bolt handle have “961” electro pencil numbers, the safety block numbered “793”. Rifle is mounted with an appropriate Israeli ZF95 6x42 scope made by Kahles, although unmarked. Heavy thumbhole walnut stock with “MAUSER” banner logo, stippled forend and pistol grip, spring loaded cheek riser, and Morgan adjustable butt pad. CONDITION: Very good. Nearly all of the arsenal reapplied parkerized finish is retained with some minor high edge wear. Bolt shows somewhat more finish thinning. Stock is solid, with scuffing, abrasions, and impressions throughout as is expected on a well-loved sniper rifle. Well defined, frosted bore. Fine mechanics. A seldom seen and highly desirable sniper rifle. 4,000 - 8,000

1177 - (C) NAGOYA TYPE 100

7.7X58MM ARISAKA PARATROOP BOLT

ACTION RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Nagoya

Model: 100

Serial No. 10238

Caliber/Bore: 7.7x58mm Arisaka

Barrel Length: 25 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Produced solely at Nagoya arsenal for Paratroops starting in 1943 the Type 2 Paratrooper rifle, in 7.7 Arisaka with its screw takedown tapered wedge, were produced in extremely low quantities with a believed 21,000 total. Blue finished with chrome lined bore. Varnished wood stocks with traditional Chrysanthemum crest on receiver, Fitted with shrouded front sight and folding anti-aircraft pattern rear sight. Rifle has matching serial numbers on bolt assembly and receiver, barrel assembly has a different number. CONDITION: Blue finish is very good with excellent bright bore. Wood is very fine with period of use impressions and some Japanese characters on left side of stock. Tang screw is absent. Mechanically excellent. 4,500 - 6,500

1178 - (C) JP SAUER & SOHN K98

MAUSER BOLT ACTION LOW TURRET

SNIPER RIFLE.

Manufacturer: JP Sauer & Sohn

Model: K98

Serial No. 9568

Caliber/Bore: 8mm Mauser

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

The blued script “CE” code barrel is mounted with standard hooded barleycorn front sight and tangent rear. Receiver code and date are obscured by the forward scope base, which is soldered in place. Left side has an eagle “37” inspection ahead of the serial number as is correct for Sauer production ZF 39 snipers. Right side of the ring has a “1” indicating Astra Werke subcontractor receiver production. Front and rear bases are unmarked. Both rings are numbered to the rifle as is seen on Sauer production, the forward ring numbered on the turret and the rear on the lower left of the 2-part assembly. The underside of the rear ring is also stamped “171”. Scope is a correct Carl Zeiss Zielvier with German post and line reticle. Red glue laminate stock with faint Heer eagle “H” on the right. Machined mounts and cupped butt plate. Externally visible numbers are matching. Includes a cross hatch pattern leather sling. CONDITOIN: Very good. Rifle retains the vast majority of its arsenal blue with some areas of fading to a plum brown patina. Stock is very good with lightly cleaned surfaces and a few scattered impressions. Crisp, bright bore. Fine mechanics. Optic has some expected hazing. 5,000 - 8,000

1179 - (C) EXCEPTIONAL BRUNN

DOT CODE G.33/40 BOLT ACTION

MOUNTAIN RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Brunn

Model: G.33/40

Serial No. 2762b

Caliber/Bore: 8mm Mauser

Barrel Length: 19 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured in occupied Czechoslovakia in 1941 for elite German mountain troops. Carbine length barrel with hooded barleycorn front sight and 1000 meter tangent rear sight. Receiver has “dot” code, “1941” dated, “7,88” caliber designation, eagle “63” inspections, and firing proof. Receiver ring also has a Norwegian rampant lion proof, indicating the rifle was sold out of service. Lightweight bolt with eagle “63” inspection. The solid walnut stocks are lightly finished with sharp eagle “63” waffenamt inspections. Matching numbers observed on receiver, bolt handle, and underside of stock. No visible import markings. Includes cross hatch pattern leather sling and muzzle cover. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the bright original blue is retained with a few faint marks. Stocks have scattered impressions and a small dark spot near the butt plate. Markings remain crisp and clean. Butt plate has a few minor areas of cleaned spotting. Excellent bore. Fine mechanics. The finest G.33/40 this cataloger has come across. 5,000 - 10,000

1180 - (C) J.P. SAUER LUFTWAFFE M30 DRILLING WITH 12 GAUGE BARRELS OVER A 9.3X74R RIFLE BARREL, WITH TRANSPORT CASE.

Manufacturer: J.P. Sauer

Model: M30

Serial No. 334784

Caliber/Bore: (L&R) 12 Gauge (U) 9.3x74R

Barrel Length: 25 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Adopted by the German Luftwaffe at the direction of Herman Goering, the former WWI Fighter Ace and Head of the Luftwaffe as appointed by Adolf Hitler. Designed to fire 12 gauge shot from the top right barrel, Brenneke slugs from the top left barrel, and a rifle barrel chambered for the popular 9.3x74R cartridge. In 1941-1942, a total of 2,456 of these were manufactured by J. P. Sauer to be used by members of the Luftwaffe bomber squads for survival if they were shot down by enemy aircraft in defense. Cased in an alloy metal housing with ammunition and instructions. The original green metal case has the “Drilling M30 mit Munition u. Zubehor ce” stenciled in blac k. The inside lid has the contents stenciled on left side in German with everything included in the survival kit. The gun comes with this original case and all original stencils and dividers, rifle ammunition, 10 round box of shotshells, cleaning jags, instruction manual, and original leather carry sling. The gun is serial no. 334784 and is stamped on the inside of frame, forend, and on bottom of the barrels. Date proof is dated 6/41. It is also hand engraved on the lower outside tang by the same engravers that decorated the frame. The barrels measure 25 - 1/2” with all proofs and Krupp steel designation. The frame is an engraved and color case hardened scalloped boxlock. There is a top tang safety and a side selector and cocking indicators. The blued barrels have a solid matted rib with stamped rifle caliber, a pop up rear sight with simple bead front, and some border engraving at the breech. The walnut stock has a checkered pistol grip with case colored grip cap and a single sling swivel while other swivel is mounted to underside of rifle barrel. The buttplate is black composite with Sauer logo. Gun is equipped with double set triggers and case colored trigger guard. The checkered foreand has case colored takedown housing and rear connecting block with fire blued and engraved release lever. The stocks are hand oil rubbed and the right side features the Luftwaffe Eagle with Nazi symbol in its talons. CONDITION: Overall, the condition is superb with 97% of original blue on barrel with mirror bores with 98% brilliant case colors on frame and trigger guard. Stocks are excellent with a few minor bumps and razor sharp checkering. Case is excellent with few dings and some paint loss with sharp markings. One of the most prized of German military collectibles as most were lost in downed aircraft with a terribly low survial rate. 17,500 - 27,500

1181 - (C)

ONE OF NINE PRESENTATION M1 GARAND RIFLE BY HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON

Manufacturer: H&R

Model: M1 Garand

Serial No. ONE OF NINE

Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This extraordinary Harrington & Richardson (H&R) M1 Garand rifle represents one of the most exclusive and historically significant variants of the iconic U.S. service rifle. Manufactured in 1955 at the height of post–World War II Garand production, this rifle is one of only nine special factory presentation rifles created by H&R to commemorate the contributions of the three principal commercial participants in Korean War-era M1 production: Harrington & Richardson Arms Company, International Harvester Corporation, and the Line Material Company. These rifles were not issued for military service but were instead assembled as presentation pieces for senior executives and key personnel, placing them among the rarest documented Garand rifles in existence. The history and significance of this extremely limited group are recognized in leading reference literature, including pages 496–497 of Bruce Canfield’s authoritative work “The M1 Garand Rifle.” The receiver heel is correctly roll-marked in three lines “U.S. RIFLE / CAL. .30 M1 / H&R ARMS CO.”, executed in the proper late-production font unique to H&R manufacture. In place of a conventional serial number, the receiver is engraved with the distinctive designation “ONE OF NINE,” a defining characteristic of this elite presentation series. Additional engraving on the receiver includes the date “1955,” along with corporate insignia representing Harrington & Richardson and the Line Material Company, symbolizing the partnership behind the M1 production program. These markings are exclusive to this series and are not found on standard service rifles. The rifle is fitted with a correct Line Material Company (LMR) barrel, featuring the proper post-war drawing number format (“D6535…” series), manufacture date, and inspection markings. LMR barrels were widely regarded as the finest produced for the M1 Garand and were frequently selected for high-accuracy and National Match rifles. The presence of an LMR barrel on this example reflects the high standard to which these presentation rifles were built. The walnut stock and handguards are of excellent quality and remain uncartouched, which is entirely correct for a presentation rifle of this type. Unlike military-issued examples, these rifles were not subjected to U.S. Ordnance acceptance procedures and therefore do not bear the Defense Acceptance Stamp or inspector cartouches. This absence of military proofing is a key identifying characteristic and confirms the rifle’s status as a non-issued ceremonial piece. The wood displays attractive figure and retains its original oil finish with only minimal handling marks. Overall, the rifle remains in excellent plus to near-new condition, retaining the vast majority of its original parkerized finish with only light evidence of handling. The metal surfaces are crisp and well-defined, and the markings remain sharp throughout. The condition strongly supports careful preservation since its original presentation, with no indication of service use or later refurbishment. The significance of this rifle cannot be overstated. While over 400,000 M1 Garand rifles were produced by Harrington & Richardson, only nine were selected, specially marked, and presented, making this one of the rarest known Garand variants. Its inclusion in Bruce Canfield’s definitive reference further establishes its importance within the field of advanced M1 collecting. This rifle stands not only as an outstanding example of late-production Garand craftsmanship, but also as a tangible artifact representing the collaboration of American industry during the Korean War era. An exceptional opportunity to acquire a rifle of extraordinary rarity, historical importance, and documented provenance—an unquestioned centerpiece for the advanced U.S. military arms collection. 15,000 - 25,000

1182 - (M) WELL ACCESSORIZED MMC 1938/46S DSHK .50 BMG SEMI-AUTOMATIC BELT FED RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Midwest Metal Model: 1938/46S

Serial No. 8501457

Caliber/Bore: .50 BMG

Barrel Length: 42”

FFL Status: Modern

First introduced in 1938, the Soviet DShK 12.7mm heavy machine gun has been a hard hitting battlefield staple, and remains in widespread service around the world even today. This semi-automatic 1938/46 was built by Midwest Metal of Usbon, Iowa, with a mixture of Soviet surplus and modern made components. It has been converted to readily-available .50 BMG by MMC. The hot blued barrel retains its iconic finned appearance with late chamber muzzle brake and protected adjustable post front sight. Barrel and muzzle brake are numbered “277”. The massive ladder rear sight is graduated to 3300 meters. Also included is a detachable “1945” dated antiaircraft sight with case. Many action components are numbered “262”. The rewelded receiver has original “8501457” serial number and added Midwest Metal address with matching serial number. Double trigger setup with ribbed plastic spade handles. Gun is mounted to an original wheeled mount with fold out legs and detachable shield. Also included with this lot are a spare barrel assembly in 12.7x108mm, 2 ammo cans, belts, 8 rounds of ammunition, and antiaircraft shoulder stock assembly. CONDITION: Excellent as built by MMC. Nearly all of the blued finish is retained. Bore is well defined with some abrasion in the grooves. Spare barrel is very fine. Fine mechanics. Carriage retains most of its olive paint with expected wear. An outstanding and very impressive, seldom seen belt fed for the advanced military arms collector. This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. 15,000 - 25,000

1183 - (C) MONDRAGON MODEL 1915 (FSK-15) SEMI-AUTOMATIC SELF-LOADING RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Mondragon

Model: 1915 (FSK-15)

Serial No. 338

Caliber/Bore: 7x57mm Mauser

Barrel Length: 25”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Developed by Manuel Mondragon, who was an officer and later general in the Mexican Army. His developments created some of the most advanced and important military long arms of their day including cannons. After his invention of the Model 1894 Straight Pull Rifle chambered for the 5.2x68 cartridge that was adopted by Mexico, he continued his arms development and refined a straight pull semi-automatic rifle chambered for the 7x57 Mauser cartridge. The rifle was adapted to the 8x57 and the 7.5x53 cartridges by Germany and the Swiss. This was the Model 1915 (FSK-15) Mondragon rifle. It has a 24” barrel and an 8 round internal magazine using a stripper clip . It accepted a unique bayonet that was a shovel style with one edge made for cutting wood and the other for cutting steel. The rifle could be operated either straight pull as a bolt action or a semi-automatic with a simple lever adjustment. General Mondragon reached out to Schweizerische Industrie-Gesellschaft at Neuhausen (SIG) to manufacture 4000 rifles. The Mexican Government acquired 1000 of the 4000 rifles. These elegant and precise rifles were susceptible to to failure due to the inconsistent quality of the ammunition then being used in Mexico. The Model 1908 Mondragon Rifle has the distinction of being the 1st semi-automatic rifle adopted by a major military. As time continued on, a 30 round magazine was developed for the Mondragon rifle which closely resembled the snail drum from the “08” Luger pistol. This is known as the 1915 FSK-15 (Flieger-Selbstlader- Karibiner). Mondragon rifles fitted with these 30 round magazines and a brass catcher were adopted by the German Flying Corps and used in aerial combat until being replaced with the Maxim machine gun. The 1908 Mondragon Rifle is by far one of the most important military arms ever developed. Its gas system, stripper fed magazine design, trigger safety system, camming rotating bolt head, and internal extraction system are all utilized today on various weapons systems. These systems have been credited erroneously to the likes of John Garand, John Browning, and Eugene Stoner while in fact they were already patented and in use on the Mondragon Model 1915 FSK-15. CONDITION: Rifle number 338 is extremely fine as updated to the 1915 pattern. The barrel and receiver retain over 97% of their deep blue factory finish. The bolt assembly and operating rails remain in their original bright factory polish. The bore is good with well defined rifling and with oxidation in the grooves from the period of use corrosive ammunition. The 2 piece wood stocks retain most of their varnish with some minor bruises and impressions. A small stock screw at muzzle is absent. The serial numbers appear all matching. This wonderful example has not been previously offered for public sale. A rare opportunity to own one of the rarest and most important rifles of military development. 20,000 - 25,000

1184 - (C) MONDRAGON 1915 (FSK-15) SEMI-AUTOMATIC FLIEGER-SELBSTLADER-KARIBINER

Manufacturer: Mondragon

Model: 1915 (FSK-15)

Serial No. 1122

Caliber/Bore: 7x57mm Mauser

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Developed by Manuel Mondragon, who was an officer and later general in the Mexican Army. His developments created some of the most advanced and important military long arms of their day, including cannons, with his invention of the Model 1894 straight pull rifle chambered for the 5.2x68 cartridge that was adopted by Mexico. He continued his arms development and refined a straight pull semi-automatic rifle chambered for the 7x57 Mauser cartridge. The rifle was adapted to the 8x57 and the 7.5x53 cartridges by Germany and the Swiss. This was the Model 1915 (FSK-15) Mondragon rifle. It has a 24” barrel and an 8 round internal magazine fed using a stripper clip. It accepted a unique bayonet that was a shovel style with one edge designed for cutting wood and the other edge for cutting steel. The rifle could be operated either straight pull as a bolt action or as a semi-automatic with a simple lever adjustment. General Mondragon reached out to Schweizerische Industrie-Gesellschaft at Neuhausen (SIG) to manufacture 4000 rifles. The Mexican Government acquired 1000 of the 4000 rifles. These elegant and precise rifles were susceptible to to failure due to the inconsistent quality of the ammunition then being used in Mexico. The Model 1908 Mondragon Rifle has the distinction of being the first semi-automatic rifle adopted by a major military. As time continued on, a 30 round magazine was developed for the Mondragon rifle. It closely resembled the snail drum from the 08 Luger pistol. This is known as the 1915 (FSK-15) Flieger-Selbstlader- Karibiner. Mondragon rifles fitted with these 30 round magazines and a brass catcher were adopted by the German Flying Corps and used in aerial combat until being replaced with the Maxim machine gun. The 1908 Mondragon rifle is by far one of the most important Military arms ever developed. Its gas system, stripper clip fed magazine design, trigger safety system, camming rotating bolt head, and internal extraction system are all utilized today on various weapons systems. These systems have been credited erroneously to the likes of John Garand, John Browning, and Eugene Stoner while in fact they were already patented and in use on the Mondragon Model 1915 FSK-15. This wonderful example is accompanied by a 30 round drum magazine that is for static display use and does not actually operate. It also has all of its original magazine components so that it can be fired and operated using its 8 round stripper clip fed magazine. CONDITION: Rifle number 1122 is extremely fine overall with the barrel and receiver retaining over 97% of their deep blue factory finish. The bolt assembly and operating rails remain in their original bright factory polish. The bore is good with well defined rifling and with oxidation in the grooves from the period of use of corrosive ammunition. The FSK-15 Snail Drum magazine is for static display and is not functioning. It is a contemporary machine shop manufactured copy. The 2 piece wood stocks retain most of their varnish with some minor bruises and impressions. Mechanically excellent. The serial numbers all appear matching. The rifle includes its original internal 8 round magazine and all original components. This wonderful example has not been previously offered for public sale. A rare opportunity to own one of the rarest and most important rifles of military development. 25,000 - 35,000

1185 - (C) EXCEPTIONALLY RARE CZ ZH 29 8MM MAUSER SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE

Manufacturer: CZ

Model: ZH 29

Serial No. 10106

Caliber/Bore: 8mm Mauser

Barrel Length: 23”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Exceptionally high quality Czech ZH-29 semi-automatic rifle made in Czechoslovakia at the Brno factory prior to WWII. Visible parts appear all matching and action operates smoothly. Aside from the magazine and buttplate, the remainder of this rifle’s metal parts are machined. This unique developmental gas operated system was one of the very first successful military semi-automatic platforms, with a manually adjustable gas system, detachable box magazine with charging clip capability, and capacity to accept a blade bayonet. The great expense of manufacture limited the production. Offered for sale in several calibers, the only significant contracts were from Abyssinia and China. The bolt locks into the left side of the receiver only and the barrel is slightly asymmetrical and points towards the left while the sight post is towards the right side. The bolt locks to the rear and catches on the magazine follower on the last shot, however, the unique bolt design allows for the bolt to go forward when a new magazine is inserted with the pull of the trigger. The second pull of the trigger would fire a shot. This rifle is immediately recognizable with its 13-vertical finned cooling assembly forward of the wooden hand guards. Marked with standard Czech and Brno markings on left side of receiver with serial number and model at top of receiver. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine with most of the plumish blue finish remaining with brilliant bright and sharp bore. The bright polished bolt assembly has some light period of use oxidation. The wood stocks are very fine with just some light impressions. Mechanically excellent. 25,000 - 45,000

Manufacturer: Japan

Model: Type 5

Serial No. 161

Caliber/Bore: 7.7x58mm

Barrel Length: 23”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

An exceptionally rare and historically significant Imperial Japanese Navy Type 4 semi automatic rifle, more commonly known in collector circles as the “Type 5,” representing Japan’s late war attempt to replicate the battlefield effectiveness of the American M1 Garand. This important example originates from the renowned Mulligan Collection, a provenance that further enhances its desirability, legitimacy, and collector appeal. This rifle stands among the rarest and most desirable Japanese military arms of the Second World War and embodies the final evolution of Japanese small arms development during a period of intense industrial and military pressure. As U.S. forces gained advantage in the Pacific—largely due in part to the widespread use of the semiautomatic M1 Garand—the Japanese military recognized the need to develop a comparable infantry rifle. Japanese experimentation with self loading rifles stretches back to the early 1930s, involving designs based on the Pedersen system and Czech ZH 29 rifle, but these efforts were halted due to wartime demands and limitations in industrial capacity. It was not until 1943–1944 that the Imperial Japanese Navy, acting independently of the Army, revived development at the Yokosuka Naval Arsenal. There, engineers studied captured M1 Garand rifles and chose to adapt the proven design rather than continue earlier experimental pathways. The resulting rifle retained the Garand’s basic gas operated system but incorporated uniquely Japanese features, including rechambering for the standard 7.7×58mm cartridge, replacing the Garand’s en bloc clip system with a fixed 10 round magazine fed by stripper clips, and adopting Japanese tangent-style sights familiar to troops trained on Arisaka rifles. Production of the Type 4/Type 5 rifle remained extremely limited due to the deteriorating wartime situation. Estimates derived from U.S. postwar ordnance reports and modern research suggest that roughly 200 sets of parts were produced, with perhaps only 100 to 125 rifles actually assembled before Japan’s surrender, and some evidence indicating that as few as 50 completed rifles were present at the end of the war. Many of these rifles were unfinished, untested, or lacking final inspection markings, making surviving examples extraordinarily scarce today. The number believed to exist in private collections is widely considered to be well under 100, placing this rifle among the most elusive military long arms of the twentieth century. The present example, Serial Number 161, represents a documented and highly desirable specimen from this limited production run. Unlike standardized service rifles, Type 4/5 rifles commonly lack conventional receiver serial numbers and inspection stamps. Instead, they relied on assembly numbering applied to fitted components. This rifle is particularly noteworthy for retaining matching assembly number “17” on key internal parts, including the underside of the chamber flat, the bolt, the magazine follower, and the trigger housing. These assembly numbers were critical for maintaining the integrity of hand-fitted components during production and serve as one of the most important indicators of originality for this model. The visible serial number “161,” located on the underside of the barrel near the chamber, reflects late-stage assembly identification rather than formal service serialization, a characteristic typical of these late-war rifles. The rifle’s configuration is fully consistent with known examples of the type. It features a Japanese pattern rear tangent sight graduated from 100 to 1,200 meters, paired with a protected front sight utilizing an inverted V blade, both of which distinguish the rifle from its American counterpart. The absence of an Imperial chrysanthemum crest or standard arsenal inspection marks is entirely correct for a Naval experimental rifle that never entered full production or formal service acceptance. The overall construction reflects late-war manufacturing conditions, with a blackened metal finish and a multi-piece hardwood stock produced under material constraints, yet still closely mirroring the form and function of the M1 Garand. In terms of condition, this example presents in very good, original collector condition, retaining approximately 60 percent of its original arsenal finish with expected wear to high-contact and operational surfaces. The metal components exhibit consistent and honest aging, while the hardwood stock shows authentic period wear, including scattered dents and impressions that reflect its history. These characteristics, rather than detracting from the rifle, enhance its authenticity and narrative as a late-war experimental arm. The bore remains well-defined with strong rifling, further supporting the rifle’s integrity. Overall, the piece represents a well-preserved and genuine survivor, free from restoration and fully consistent with known examples of this type. As a whole, Serial Number 161 represents a compelling opportunity to acquire a documented, matching, and historically significant example of one of the rarest semi-automatic rifles of World War II. Its inclusion in the esteemed Mulligan Collection adds an additional layer of provenance and collector confidence, further elevating its status as a centerpiece-level artifact. Its combination of extreme scarcity, direct association with Japan’s last major infantry rifle development program, and clear provenance firmly establish it as a cornerstone piece for advanced collections of Japanese military arms or World War II small arms in general. 40,000 - 60,000

1187 - (C) TOKYO ARSENAL GRANDPA NAMBU 8MM NAMBU SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH STOCK/HOLSTER

Manufacturer: Tokyo Arsenal

Model: Grandpa Nambu

Serial No. 2041

Caliber/Bore: 8mm Nambu

Barrel Length: 4 - 5/8”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This is an outstanding and highly desirable early-production Japanese Type A “Grand Papa” Nambu semi-automatic pistol, serial number 2041, manufactured at the Tokyo Artillery Arsenal (Koishikawa) in the pre–Russo-Japanese War era, circa 1904–1907. This example is of particular collector significance as a fully matching rig, with the serial number correctly applied to the frame, barrel extension, internal components, original shoulder stock iron, and accompanying magazines—an increasingly scarce and sought-after configuration. The pistol retains its original high-polish blue finish with honest service wear, exhibiting the refined machining and craftsmanship characteristic of early Nambu production. Markings are crisp, including the Kanji (Nambu Type) designation and correct arsenal/inspection stamps, with no evidence of refinishing or alteration. Additionally, the barrel is properly property marked with the correct Siamese marking, further enhancing the historical interest and authenticity of this example. The included wooden shoulder stock/holster is original and matching, complete with correct hardware and hinge, showing age-appropriate wear and retaining excellent structural integrity. The presence of matching magazines further enhances the rarity and completeness of this rig. Early Type A Nambu pistols with matching stocks are seldom encountered on the market, particularly in such original and unaltered condition. This example represents a premier opportunity to acquire a high-quality, investment-grade specimen from the formative period of Japanese semi-automatic pistol development. 15,000 - 17,500

1188 - (C) TOKYO GAS AND ELECTRIC BABY NAMBU 7MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER.

Manufacturer: TGE

Model: Baby

Serial No. 6243

Caliber/Bore: 7mm Nambu

Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Rare Type “B” Baby Nambu by Tokyo Gas & Electric with the TGE crest on chamber. Blue finished with checkered wood grips and straw finished levers and trigger, Nickel finished magazine with alloy base. Introduced in 1909 with assembly discontinued in 1929. The Baby Nambu was extremely expensive to produce and as such a very limited amount were produced. These prized pistols were privately purchased by wealthy officers and survival was very limited due to the Japanese Island campaigns. Pistol is complete with the scarce canvas flap holster with carry straps. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine with 98% blue finish all matching numbers including magazine. Mechanically excellent. Grips are very fine. Holster with straps is excellent with solid stitching an no soiling. 4,500 - 6,500

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1189 - (C) SCARCE JAPANESE BABY NAMBU 7MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER

Manufacturer: Nambu

Model: Baby

Serial No. 3276

Caliber/Bore: 7x20mm Nambu

Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

An authentic and highly desirable Japanese Baby Nambu semi-automatic pistol, serial number 3276, placing it within the mid-production range circa the Taisho period (approximately mid-to-late 1910s) when these finely crafted pistols were manufactured in limited numbers for private purchase by Japanese officers. This example retains matching serial numbers on the frame and internal components, indicating a cohesive and original assembly. The left side of the frame is clearly marked with the correct vertical kanji inscription depicting “Nambu Type Automatic Pistol,” accompanied by small inspection characters applied during arsenal quality control. Notably, the pistol also bears a distinctive three-lobed arsenal or subcontractor stamp on the rear portion of the frame, a known production marking associated with early Tokyo Arsenal manufacture. The piece exhibits original finish with honest age-related wear, along with finely checkered wood grips and correct mechanical features throughout. Importantly, this example is accompanied by its original period holster, a scarce and highly sought-after accessory that significantly enhances both historical appeal and collector value. Overall, this is a well-preserved and fully representative example of a classic early Japanese automatic pistol. 6,000 - 9,000

1190 - (C) OUTSTANDING, VERY SCARCE, ONE OF 17 JAPANESE TYPE 2 HAMADA SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL, PUBLISHED IN “JAPANESE MILITARY CARTRIDGE HANDGUNS” BY DERBY & BROWN.

Manufacturer: Japan

Model: Type 2 Hamada

Serial No. 10

Caliber/Bore: 8mm Nambu

Barrel Length: 3 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

A refinement of the Type I Hamada, the Type II’s largest change was the change from .32 ACP to 8mm Nambu, but the grip angle and overall profile were also adjusted. The pistols were approved by the Ordnance Bureau in June of 1943, and production was slated to begin in an idle textile plant in Notobe, from where they were to be delivered to Toriimatsu while “in the white”. Approximately 1,500 of the guns were completed, and 4,000 incomplete guns were in production, but only 500 were processed by Toriimatsu. Of the 17 known pistols, all are in-the-white, indicating that they never reached Toriimatsu; it is possible that the completed guns were sent to mainland China, as there are known photos of Mantetsu Railway guards with what appears to be these pistols, but nobody is truly sure. See “Japanese Military Cartridge Handguns 1893-1945” by Derby and Brown, Chapter 9, for an in-depth discussion of these guns, including listing this gun on pg. 247: it is the third lowest number known, with only 2 and 6 lower. This example, serial number 10, is in the white, with a correctly blued magazine latch leaf spring. Matching “10” serial numbers observed on lightening cut out on top of slide, right side of frame, and back of magazine. Left side of slide marked with Notobe cruciform stamp and “Ni Shiki” for “Type 2”. The extractor is in-the-white, instead of blued, but appears to have been in place for some time and is possibly original. CONDITION: Overall very good to excellent, especially in light of its extreme rarity. The pistol presents attractively, retaining a pleasing original appearance with the expected character of an unfinished, in-the-white example. The metal shows evidence of careful preservation, with some past oxidation having been thoughtfully cleaned, leaving an even, honest surface with light mottling and polish marks, most noticeable at the right side of the muzzle. The stocks remain very good, showing typical handling marks and some wear at the screw heads, with a visible strike across the center of the right panel. Mechanically fine, with a bore that retains strong visible rifling and light frosting throughout. This, and the preceding Type I, represent a very rare opportunity in the landscape of Japanese handgun collecting. 20,000 - 30,000

1191 - (C) INLAND DIVISION

M1 CARBINE .30 CARBINE

SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE IN PARATROOPER STOCK WITH JUMP CASE.

Manufacturer: Inland Division

Model: M1 Carbine

Serial No. 120946

Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine

Barrel Length: 18”

FFL Status: Modern

Exceptional Inland M1-A1 Paratrooper Carbine with Inland 10-42 dated barrel. 2 rivet IO marked handguard. Correct inspected Highwood folding stock with Ordnance wheel inspection at butt. Inland fire control and trigger group with unmarked magazine release and checkered push button safety. Type 1 narrow barrel band and “S” marked unstaked 2 position rear sight. Post war IU magazine with 1943 canvas jump holster. CONDITION: Carbine remains excellent with 90% thinning parkerized finish. Stocks are very good with period of use bruises and impressions. Bore is excellent and bright. This is an original gun and not a restored or refinished item. Jump holster is very good with makers mark being faded from age but date is legible.

3,500 - 5,500

1192 - (C) WALTHER K.43 8MM MAUSER

SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Walther

Model: K.43

Serial No. 7623

Caliber/Bore: 8mm Mauser

Barrel Length: 21 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

WWII German Walther production K-43 semi-automatic rifle in 8x57mm (8mm Mauser) with 10 round detachable magazine. Slide adjustable rear sight with hooded blade front sight. Laminated wood stock and handguard, blue finished barrel and bolt carrier, and phosphate finished receiver. Matching numbers on receiver, bolt carrier, bolt assembly and stocks. Magazine is correct epoxy finished “gcb” code K-43 marked magazine. Waffenamt 359 on most small parts including magazine. Mounted with correct leather WW2 German sling. The G43 was the most successful of all the German Semiauto battle rifles. Used extensively on the Eastern Front with many being captured and reissued post war to the Soviet satellite countries. CONDITION: Very fine with most all metal finishes remaining. Exceptionally fine bore with some very light older oxidation evident on grooves. Mechanically excellent. The wood stocks are excellent and sling remains supple. 3,500 - 5,500

1193 - (C) BERLIN-LUBECKER G.41 8MM

MAUSER SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Berlin-Lubecker

Model: G.41

Serial No. 997b

Caliber/Bore: 8mm Mauser

Barrel Length: 22 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

WW2 German G-41 Semiautomatic 8mm Mauser rifle with 10 round stripper fed magazine. Manufactured 1943. Bang recoil system with finely machined components as opposed to later produced 43 series of rifles. Laminated wood stock with synthetic Durofol handguard. The G41 was the evolutionary success of the G41M system that had production and reliability issues. The only downside was the expense and slow production due to its precision machine tolerances. Metal was blue finished while stocks were given an oil finish. Matching numbers including bolt components and stock. Mounted with a contemporary leather sling. CONDITION: Very fine with brilliant bright bore and mechanically excellent. The stock is excellent with added finish and some period of use bruises and impressions. Sling remains supple. A very fine WWII German G41 rifle. 4,500 - 6,500

1194 - (C) SMITH & WESSON 1940 MK. I LIGHT RIFLE 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Smith & Wesson

Model: 1940 Light Rifle

Serial No. 545

Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger

Barrel Length: 9 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Modern

In 1939, Britain contracted with Smith & Wesson to develop an intermediate light rifle chambered in 9mm with trials beginning in 1940. Unfortunately stress cracks formed on some receivers after just 1,000 rounds of hotly loaded English ammunition. Despite sending some updated Mark II rifles with reinforced receivers, Britain scrapped the project and destroyed their stock of rifles. Smith & Wesson retained a few hundred of the 1227 total completed guns, eventually releasing 137 MK I and 80 MK II to collectors in 1975 after they were exempted from the provisions of the NFA. This fine example of a Mark I is numbered “545”. It is finished in blue with a fluted barrel, large blade front sight, adjustable square notch rear sight, and composition stock with matching numbered serrated butt plate. Stock is affixed with the “EXTREMELY / HAZARDOUS / DO NOT / LOAD OR FIRE” plaque provided to collectors with the guns. Also included is an original leather sling. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the original blue is retained with some minor wear at a few of the high edges and other scattered marks and freckles. Stock has some adhesive residue around the warning, which is now partially detached. Fine bore and mechanics. 5,000 - 8,000

1195 - (C) SMITH & WESSON MODEL 1940 MK. II LIGHT RIFLE 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Smith & Wesson

Model: 1940 MK. II Light Rifle

Serial No. 1286

Caliber/Bore: 9mm

Barrel Length: 9 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Initially developed for a 1939 British contract in the early days of World War II, the Smith & Wesson Model 1940 Light Rifle failed British trials with some receivers cracking after 1,000 rounds of hotly loaded British ammunition. Smith & Wesson sent a few hundred MK II guns with strengthened receivers, although the British cancelled the contract and destroyed the guns in their possession. Of the 1227 total completed guns, Smith & Wesson retained a few hundred, eventually releasing 137 MK I and 80 MK II to collectors in 1975 after they were removed from the provisions of the NFA. This fine and very scarce Mark II is as standard with blued finish, fluted barrel, blade front sight, adjustable square notch rear sight, and composition stock with matching numbered serrated butt plate. Includes original leather sling. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the original factory blue is retained with a few rubs, scattered light marks, and some oxidation around the barrel nut. Excellent bore. Fine mechanics. Although the Smith & Wesson provided warning label is not included with this example, these rifles are not considered safe to fire. A nice example of a rare WWII era rifle. 8,000 - 12,000

1196 - (C) IRWIN PEDERSEN M1 CARBINE .30 CARBINE SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Irwin Pedersen

Model: M1 Carbine

Serial No. 1777465

Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine

Barrel Length: 18”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This exceptionally scarce U.S. M1 Carbine bears the coveted Irwin Pedersen marking, representing the rarest prime contractor of the WWII carbine program. Irwin Pedersen Arms Company of Grand Rapids, Michigan, was awarded a government contract in 1942 but encountered severe production and inspection difficulties. As a result, the contract was canceled in March 1943, and the Grand Rapids facility—along with all completed and in process carbines—was taken over by Saginaw Steering Gear (S’G’). Consequently, authentic Irwin Pedersen marked carbines survive only in limited numbers and occupy a uniquely important place in U.S. martial arms history. Serial number 1777465 falls within Irwin Pedersen’s primary and earliest serial number range, placing its manufacture in early 1943, immediately prior to the Saginaw takeover. Carbines from this brief window are especially desirable, as they reflect the turbulent transition between two contractors and preserve early war configuration features rarely encountered today. The receiver is correctly marked “U.S. CARBINE / CAL. .30 M1” on the forward ring, with “IRWIN PEDERSEN / 1777465” on the rear, and displays the distinctive Irwin Pedersen tooling/locator hole at the rear—an identifying hallmark of this maker. The barrel is from a proper WWII subcontractor and bears correct Ordnance markings, including the flaming bomb and “P” proof, consistent with Irwin Pedersen production, as the company did not manufacture barrels in house. This example exhibits an outstanding degree of parts correctness. The trigger housing, bolt, operating slide, hammer, safety, and magazine release all display proper Irwin Pedersen “IP” or “IP W” markings. The stock and handguard are correctly stamped “IR IP” in the sling well and underside, with the right side of the stock showing the Ordnance crossed cannons and boxed S’G’ acceptance mark, reflecting final inspection at the Grand Rapids facility under Saginaw supervision. A circled “P” proof is present on the pistol grip. The carbine retains its early configuration, including the Type I flip rear sight and Type I barrel band without bayonet lug, with no indication of later arsenal modification. Considering the notoriously difficult and short-lived production history of Irwin Pedersen carbines, the condition of this rifle is particularly impressive. The original parkerized finish remains attractive and well preserved, with light, even wear and a pleasing aged patina. Markings throughout are crisp and legible. The stock retains sharp contours and clear inspection stamps, exhibiting only minor handling marks consistent with honest service use. Overall, this carbine presents as a well preserved, high condition survivor, remarkable given the disrupted circumstances under which it was produced. The rifle is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity, an important and highly desirable addition for an Irwin Pedersen M1 Carbine. Given the rarity of this maker and the frequency of mixed parts examples in the collector market, the certificate provides valuable documentation confirming the rifle’s originality, correct configuration, and historical integrity, significantly enhancing collector confidence and long-term provenance. Authentic Irwin Pedersen M1 Carbines are among the most sought-after U.S. martial arms of the WWII era. Representing the rarest prime contractor, a canceled government contract, and a unique Saginaw completed acceptance history, serial number 1777465 stands as a compelling artifact of wartime urgency and industrial challenge—an exceptional opportunity for the advanced collector. 5,000 - 6,000

1197

- (C) EARLY INLAND TEST AND DEVELOPMENT M1 CARBINE.

Manufacturer: Inland Division

Model: M1 Carbine

Serial No. EA26

Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine

Barrel Length: 18”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This exceptionally scarce Inland Division (General Motors) “Shop Model” Test M1 Carbine, serial EA 26, represents a rare and well documented artifact of U.S. small arms development during the early years of World War II. Produced under a special, congressionally monitored experimental program, this carbine comes from a tiny “E prefix” serial block reserved by Inland for in house testing and engineering evaluation, making surviving examples extraordinarily rare. The receiver ring is correctly marked “U.S. CARBINE / CAL. 30 M1,” while the rear of the receiver is hand stamped “INLAND DIV / EA 26” beneath the rear sight, a distinctive marking unique to these experimental shop models. The left side of the receiver bears the larger “SG” marking, indicating manufacture by Saginaw Steering Gear, another General Motors division, reflecting the inter divisional collaboration typical of Inland’s experimental production. The barrel is properly marked “INLAND MFG. DIV. / GENERAL MOTORS / 4 43,” confirming early 1943 manufacture. Retaining its correct early configuration, the carbine features a flat blued bolt, flip rear sight, push button safety, Inland marked trigger housing, and an early high wood “I cut” walnut stock fitted with a correct two riveted “IO” marked handguard. Unlike standard service carbines, this test model was never intended for field issue; instead, it served as a developmental platform allowing Inland engineers to refine design and manufacturing techniques later submitted to Springfield Armory. The rifle remains in very fine condition, retaining approximately 85% of its original finish, with crisp, legible markings, attractive original wood showing only light handling marks, and excellent mechanical function. Combining documented experimental status, exceptional originality, and strong condition, this Inland “Shop Model” test carbine stands as a highly desirable and historically significant centerpiece for the advanced U.S. martial arms collector. 6,500 - 8,500

1198

AUTO PARATROOPER CARBINE

Manufacturer: Inland

Model: M1A1

Serial No. 5170768

Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine

Barrel Length: 18”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured by Inland Division of General Motors with barrel marked “INLAND MFG DIV, GENERAL MOTORS 5-44”. Type 2 barrel band with 4 rivet “H.I.” marked handguard, “IO” marked folding stock with Ordnance wheel inspection on bottom of pistol grip. “AI” marked blue finished round bolt assembly, “P” marked op rod, Inland Division marked trigger assembly with blank push button safety and “M” marked magazine release. “IU” marked 15 round magazine and fitted with unmarked khali cotton sling and oiler in stock. Butt plate has “2257614” with wheel marking cast to underside. Milled slide adjustable rear sight. The M1A1 Paratrooper carbine saw extensive use after the June 6th Normandy invasion and was used continuously into the Vietnam war era. CONDITION: Very fine with excellent bright bore, and retains over 95% parkerized finish. Stocks are very fine with some small period of use impressions. Leather cheek rest remains supple. Mechanically excellent. 4,000 - 6,000

- (C) WW2 INLAND M1A1 SEMI

1199 - (C) WW2 JOHNSON AUTOMATICS MODEL 1941 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE

Manufacturer: Johnson Automatics

Model: 1941

Serial No. B4039

Caliber/Bore: .30-06

Barrel Length: 23”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Scarce “B” series Model 1941 Johnson Semi Automatic rifle with 10 round rotary magazine loaded with traditional 5 round Springfield Model 1903 stripper clips. These rifles where manufactured by the Cranston Arms company of New Jersey after successful testing by the United States Marine Corps. Numerous Marine Units were issued the 1941 rifle, including the 3rd Parachute Battalion as well as the 3rd Marines and specialty units. Parkerized finish. Laminated 3 piece buttstock with lightened perforated receiver. Shrouded blade front sight with 1000 meter slide adjustable rear sight. The unique takedown design from Melvin Johnson allowed the rifle to be used in a jump case the size of an M1 Carbine but with substantial firepower. Fitted with triangular spike pattern bayonet and mounted with an oiled G&K 1918 dated leather pattern 1905 rifle sling. CONDITION: Very good with fine sharp bore with some light frosting at edges of grooves. The metal retains over 85% of the thinning parkerized finish. The oil finished walnut stocks are very fine with some period of use impressions and bruises. The bayonet is very fine. Mechanically excellent.

8,000 - 12,500

1200 - (C) DOCUMENTED COLT MODEL 1902 SPORTING .38 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1902

Serial No. 10710

Caliber/Bore: .38 ACP

Barrel Length: 6”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured 1907 and shipped to Schoverling, Daly, and Gales in New York City. Excellent Colt Model 1902 Sporting Model .38 Automatic pistol with brilliant high polish blue finish and blue finished barrel. Fixed blade front sight with drift adjustable rear sight. Fire blue finished trigger cross pins and grips screws and checkered gutta percha grips with Rampant colt monogram at center and “COLT” in block lettering at top. This outstanding condition pistol is documented with a factory letter address to noted Colt Collector and Authority Dick Burdick who past away several years ago. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine with 98% finish with a trace of edge wear. Brilliant bore and and crisp markings. Mechanically excellent. A superb example. 6,000 - 9,000

1201 - (C) COLT 1905 .45 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1905

Serial No. 2249

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Stunning Colt Model 1905 manufactured in 1907. The Model 1905 was one of the most significant developments in the history of Colt as the first automatic chambered for the .45 Automatic Colt Pistol cartridge. Finished in a bright commercial polished blue with diminutive blade front sight and a rounded drift adjustable rear sight. 2 line Colt address on left side of slide with circled Rampant Colt monogram on left rear of slide. Mounted with the original diamond pattern checkered and varnished 2 piece walnut grips with nickel silver escutcheons. Fire blue finished short milled trigger with case color finished rounded spur hammer. The Model 1905 had the external extractor system as a carry over of the Model 1902 Sporting series of pistols. The Model 1905 remains one of the finest finished Colt automatics ever produced. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine with over 97% brilliant Colt blue finish remaining. All markings and legends remain crisp and legible. The grips are superb with little evidence of wear while only having some light impressions from handling. The bore is brilliant bright. The hammer retains most all of its subdued case colors, The action operates properly and smoothly and is mechanically excellent. An extremely excellent example. 4,000 - 5,000

1202 - (C) ENGRAVED COLT 1911A1 .45 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1911A1

Serial No. C47519

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Originally produced by Colt in 1916, later receiving full coverage engraving, this pistol features tight, flowing three dimensional symmetrical scrolls in “S” and “C” configuration throughout the surfaces that are framing a detailed hunter/ wildlife scene in high relief. Although the piece is unsigned, it is reminiscent of Josef Fugger’s work, whose animals are more often than not full bodies, whereas, Kornbrath’s are more typically head and shoulders. The pistol also exhibits raised carved ivory grips featuring a Cowgirl on one panel and a steer head on the obverse. CONDITION: The entire pistol was case color hardened after the engraving work, now the colors only are evident under the grips and in strong light in protected areas. There is minor high edge wear to the muzzle and the high points of the grips. The bore is strong and without issue. 6,000 - 9,000

1203 - (C) COLT 1911 NAVY .45 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER, RIG.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1911

Serial No. 9139

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Scarce and historic first-year U.S. Navy Contract Colt Model 1911 semi-automatic pistol, serial no. 9139, manufactured in 1912. One of the very early U.S. Navy-marked M1911 pistols delivered in October 1912, this .45 ACP sidearm features the correct “MODEL OF 1911 U.S. NAVY” slide legend and bears Major W.G. Penfield’s “WGP” inspection cartouche on the frame. The pistol remains in highly original condition, retaining much of its factory brushed blue finish with sharp markings throughout. All early production features are present, including the Rampart Colt on the slide, rounded rear sight, wide spur hammer, long milled trigger, and flat mainspring housing with lanyard loop. Accompanying the pistol is a U.S. military issue Mills canvas holster and web belt plus an original period ammunition box, making this a remarkably complete 1912 U.S. Navy M1911 rig. A Colt factory archive letter confirms its shipment to the Brooklyn Navy Yard on October 25, 1912 as part of a 1,000-pistol Navy contract. This is a highly desirable example of the iconic Colt .45 with Navy provenance – a centerpiece for advanced 1911 or U.S. military collectors Condition, Very fine with over 90% blue finish with brilliant bore and most all finish. Grips are later replacements but fit well and are attractive. The Mills gear is very good with some light soiling but is extremely rare in any condition. Pistol is complete with correct lanyard loop magazine. Mechanically excellent. 10,000 - 12,000

1204 - (C) OUTSTANDING COLT MODEL 1911-A1 .45 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

(1939)

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1911A1

Serial No. 716847

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured 1939. High polish blue finish with 2 piece checkered walnut grips. Short milled checkered trigger. Blue finished barrel marked “COLT 45 AUTO” on lower left side of chamber. Checkered safety and slide stop with correct wide short hammer and long spur grip safety. Slide is serial number matching to frame. These are one of the hardest Model 1911-A1 pistols to find for modern collectors. These bright polished blue pistols saw the entire WWII conflict and continued issue through Korea and Vietnam. Finding a stellar example like this is extremely difficult. CONDITION: Outstanding with over 96% blue finish remaining with some very light high point wear, front strap thinning and a Brilliant bore. Crisp legends and inspections. Mechanically excellent. A truly excellent example of the pre-War production 1911-A1 .45 pistol. 5,000 - 8,500

1205 - (C) COLT MODEL 1911A1 .45 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1911A1

Serial No. 902121

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Colt Model 1911-A1 manufactured 1943 with “GHD” inspections for Guy H. Drewry. Numbers matching slide and frame with blue finished Colt barrel marked “COLT 45 AUTO” on left side of trunnion. Parkerized finish with wide checkered short hammer, Checkered safety and slide stop. Unmarked blue finished WW2 magazine. Parkerized finish overall. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine with 97% parkerized finish. Brilliant bore and mechanically excellent. A very fine and matching-slide variation of the 1911-A1 pistol 3,500 - 4,500

1206 - (C) NORTH AMERICAN ARMS COMPANY 1911 .45 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: North American Arms

Model: 1911

Serial No. 1111

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This is an exceptionally rare and historically significant example of the North American Arms Company Limited Model 1911 semi-automatic pistol, manufactured in Quebec, Canada, at the conclusion of the First World War. This pistol represents one of the most elusive and desirable variants of the Model 1911 ever produced and is widely regarded among advanced collectors as one of the rarest of all U.S. contract-associated 1911 pistols. In early July 1918, at the height of wartime demand, the United States Government awarded North American Arms Co. a contract for the production of 500,000 Model 1911 pistols, with manufacturing to take place at the former Ross Rifle factory in Quebec. The U.S. Government agreed to supply all necessary raw materials for production. However, due to material shortages, logistical delays, and the time required to bring the plant into operation, the company was able to produce only approximately 100 sets of initial toolroom or prototype parts before the Armistice of November 11, 1918 brought hostilities to an abrupt end. As a result, the contract was formally canceled in December 1918, and no completed

pistols were ever accepted for U.S. military service. In the aftermath, the U.S. Ordnance Department reclaimed a portion of the manufactured components as part of the contract’s settlement, with many parts later scrapped or disposed of. Nevertheless, a limited number of pistols were subsequently assembled from these surviving components, forming what are now recognized as toolroom and presentation examples, among the most rare and historically intriguing of all Model 1911 variations. While the majority of known North American Arms pistols bear control numbers within the 1–100 range, a small and extraordinary subset exists with distinctive repeating-digit serial numbers such as 111, 222, 333, and the even rarer four-digit forms including 1111, 2222, 3333, and 4444. These pistols are widely believed to have been presentation or commemorative examples, likely assembled for company officials, U.S. Ordnance personnel, or other individuals connected with the contract. The present pistol, bearing the highly desirable control number 1111, is one of these exceptional pieces and represents an upper echelon collectible example within an already exceedingly scarce category. 60,000 - 80,000

1207 - LOT OF 6: COMPLETE SET OF COLT WWI AND WWII COMMEMORATIVE 1911 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOLS WITH CASES.

Manufacturer: (ALL) Colt

Model: (ALL) 1911

Serial No. (A) 6568-BW (B) 6568-MA (C) 6568-M2 (D) 6568-CT (E) 6568ETO (F) 6568PTO

Caliber/Bore: (ALL) .45 ACP

Barrel Length: (ALL) 5”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Originally sold as a set of 4 World War I Commemorative 1911s with matching serial numbers. Collectors with the full set were offered 2 additional World War II Commemorative guns when they were later issued by Colt. This set includes all 6 pistols each numbered “6568” followed by their individual model suffix. The WWI guns commemorate the battles of Belleau Wood, Meuse-Argonne, The 2nd Battle of the Marne, and Chateau Thierry, each with commemorative engraving, lustrous high polish blue finish, and grips inset with commemorative medallions. Each is housed in their correct display case. This set also includes both of the brilliantly nickel plated, commemoratively engraved European and Pacific Theatre 1911A1 pistols. These pistols are also housed in their correct hinged lid presentation style display cases. CONDITION: Excellent. Virtually all of the factory finishes are retained with some scattered handling marks. Some residue and staining is present on the right grips of the WWI guns from contact with the pads which they originally rested on in their cases. The pads have largely disintegrated with some losses to the paper background of a few cases where they were removed, still displaying well with the guns in place. Cases otherwise have some expected wear and separation. A handsome and desirable set not often seen complete. 7,000 - 10,000

1208 - (A) LOEWE C93 BORCHARDT

7.65X25MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH STOCK.

Manufacturer: Loewe

Model: C93

Serial No. 230

Caliber/Bore: 7.65x25 Borchardt

Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

Early production C-93 Pistol manufactured by Loewe in Berlin. Designed by Hugo Borchardt and based upon the Maxim toggle bolt system. These ingenious designs led to the development of the Luger pistol by Georg Luger. These pistols had a very limited production of approximately 2500 pistols produced by Loewe, with a very low survival rate. Early rust blue finish with fire blue screws and trigger. Straw finished sear. Checkered walnut grips with piano varnish finish. Matching serial numbers “230” including magazine , detachable shoulder stock and detachable cheek rest. Barrel with BUG proofs on left side of barrel and full serial number on bottom. “D.R.P. / No75837” on center toggle link. Knob toggle with toggle lock. BU proofs on left receiver and toggle assembly. Right receiver marked “SYSTEM BORCHARDT PATENT.” CONDITION: Very good with over 95% blue finish remaining. Slight wear on cocking knob from use. High point finish wear consistent with age. Bore is brilliant bright with sharp lands and grooves. Grips are very fine with most varnish remaining and sharp checkering. Action operates properly and smoothly. The 93 Borchardt Pistol Carbine is one of the most iconic of the developmental pistol carbines of the era. This directly developed into the Luger that was used through the late 1950s in Eastern Europe. 12,500 - 18,500

1209 - (C) OUTSTANDING ASTRA 900 .30 MAUSER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Manufacturer: Astra

Model: 900

Serial No. 26430

Caliber/Bore: 7.63 Mauser

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Inspired by the success of the Mauser C96 stocked pistol in China. Astra introduced the Model 900 with its sole marketing aimed at China. Externally the pistol emulated the C96 Mauser pistol with an entirely new and updated fire control system using a removable side plate for disassembly and service. Rust blue finished with a commercial polish. Chambered for the 7.63 Mauser cartridge with a fire blue finished trigger, safety lever, bolt guide, and rear sight slide. The Astra was a tremendous success through the Chinese civil unrest until the Socialists came into power. Matching numbers found on all primary components with the bolt body numbered 980 on it. 2 piece varnished wood grips with lanyard ring. This model was later produced with a longer 20 shot magazine and available in select fire. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine overall with most all rust blue finish remaining. Bore is outstanding and grips are superb. Mechanically excellent. Little actual use is evident.

3,000 - 4,000

1210 - (C) WW2 MAUSER 41/42 CODE BLACK WIDOW LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Manufacturer: BYF

Model: P.08

Serial No. 1631

Caliber/Bore: 9mm

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured by Mauser using the German military code “42” and marked “42” on the toggle. Chamber marked “41” for manufacturing date of 1941. Blue finished with Eagle 655 German inspection. All matching serial numbers with correct and proper “fxo37” marked blue finished magazine with black plastic base. This variation has been nick named the “Black Widow” by collectors denoting the all blue finish with lack of straw finishes that were used on previous manufacture. The 41/42 has always had special collector interest. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine overall with over 97% finish with brilliant bore. Checkered plastic black grips are exceptionally fine with no distress. The “fxo37” inspected magazine with black plastic base is excellent with no distress or material loss at base. Mechanically excellent. 3,500 - 4,500

1211 - (C) DWM 1902 LUGER CARBINE .30 CARBINE SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH STOCK AND CASE.

Manufacturer: DWM

Model: 1902 Carbine

Serial No. 24078

Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine

Barrel Length: 11 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Scarce 1902 Luger carbine features a dished toggle and grip safety. The rear sight is unique to the Luger carbine. With approximately only 2,000 of these carbines made, this is one of the last to be produced with serials running from 21,000 to 24,500. The stock has matching numbers. CONDITION: The pistol exhibits most of its blued finish with mottling near the muzzle on both sides of the barrel. The grip straps are dull, with pinpricking on the back strap and grip safety. Straw color evident on the trigger. The bore is bright, with light frost in the grooves. The pistol is mechanically fine. The checkering on the stock has a few flattened diamonds, but no chips or breaks. The forend iron of the stock appears refinished. 5,000 - 6,000

1212 - (C) DWM 1906 COMMERCIAL NAVY 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: DWM

Model: 1906 Commercial Navy

Serial No. 25219

Caliber/Bore: 9mm

Barrel Length: 5 - 7/8”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

The 1906 Commercial Navy Luger is a highly coveted variation of the iconic P08 manufactured by DWM. Unlike standard military models, these pre-WWI Lugers were meant for the commercial market, rather than official Navy contracts, making them very scarce for collectors. The magazine is an unnumbered wood base with the caliber designation. CONDITION: The finish on the pistol has been professionally restored, including the blued finishes, the straw colors on the safety, trigger and takedown lever. The bore is bright with scattered frost in the grooves. There are flattened diamonds on the checkered wood grips. The pistol is mechanically sound. 6,000 - 8,000

1213 - (C) DWM 1900 TEST LUGER .30 LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH CASE.

Manufacturer: DWM

Model: 1900

Serial No. 6967

Caliber/Bore: .30 Luger

Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This is a scarce American Eagle Army Test Luger produced by DWM. In April of 1901, the United States Board of Ordnance and Fortifications put in an order for 1,000 of these Lugers following test trials in which these models were fired 2,000 times under the harshest conditions possible. These Lugers feature the Great Seal over the chamber. The characteristics that separate these American Test Eagle lugers from the other Model 1900 Lugers are the lack of proofs, the lack of a ‘GERMANY’ export stamp, and the inclusion of last two digits of the serial number on the right end of the takedown lever. The pistol has early features of a dished toggle knob, narrow trigger, and a grip safety. The grips are numbered to the gun. The magazines are correct and unnumbered. CONDITION: The pistol exhibits some high edge wear to the side plate and muzzle. The finish on the grip strap is thinning and has wear, mainly on the heel. The pistol shows signs of restoration and has finish added. The bore is bright, with light frost in the grooves. The mechanics of the pistol are sound. 10,000 - 14,000

1214 - (C) DWM 1902 LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL CARBINE IN .30 LUGER, WITH STOCK

Manufacturer: DWM

Model: 1902 Carbine

Serial No. 25503

Caliber/Bore: .30 Luger

Barrel Length: 11 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Scarce, DWM Model 1902 Luger Carbine in 7.65 Luger. There were only ever 2,500 of this model manufactured and they are among the most sought after and exotic Lugers ever produced. They were envisioned to be used as a light rifle but the great expense of the model did not allow for significant commercial success and they are considered to be in the pantheon of the most desirable collector firearms. The last three digits are marked on the inside of the forend. The last two digits are marked on the back of the rear toggle, the bottom of the front toggle, the bottom of the barrel extension lug, the bottom of the takedown lever, left of the trigger, and left of the grip safety. The front sight is a beaded blade dovetailed to a serrated, ramped base fixed to the barrel. The rear sight is a four-position “U”-notch which slides in a banded base fixed to the rear of the barrel. The positions are graduated from one to three hundred meters with a position between two and three. The sight arm is released with a button on the left of the base, allowing it to be slid to each position. There is no rear sight on the rear toggle link. CONDITION: This pistol retains about 95% of its metal finish. The finish is mottled in spots on the barrel top surface and the front grip strap. There are a few light nicks and scratches. The strawed parts retain strong finish. There is wear on the mounting lug at the bottom of the backstrap. The action shows light operational wear. The screw heads range from sharp to tool marked with strong slots. The markings are clear. Overall, the pistol and stock exhibit a very high condition, the bore is bright and free of defects. Mechanically fine, bore excellent with some minor pinpricking towards muzzle. 15,000 - 25,000

1215 - (C) IMPORTANT

DOCUMENTED KHRUSHCHEV

PRESENTED DWM RUSSIAN

CONTRACT 1906, 9MM

LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER.

Manufacturer: DWM

Model: 1906 Russian

Contract

Serial No. 898

Caliber/Bore: 9mm

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This exact pistol is documented by serial number in a 1966 article in “Shooting Times”, in an article written by William (Bill) Edwards, entitled “The Premier’s Parabellum”. When Khrushchev came to the United States in 1961, he famously gave away his watch to an American factory worker named Kenneth Jackey who gave Khrushchev a cigar. Seeing an opportunity, a Luger collector and watch repairman named Tom Kayser sent Khrushchev a replacement watch and a letter, indicating that is a was a gift for the Russian Premiere, and talking about his arms collecting hobby and lamenting his lack of a Russian Luger. Enough time passed that Kayser assumed the watch stolen by a low level clerk and the letter discarded, but on March 22nd, 1962, he received a letter that Khrushchev had sent him a Russian Luger that would be forwarded to him by the embassy. On May 10th, he received a letter reading “…regarding DWM Luger pistol serial No. 898 provided by Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev for your personal gun collection…” with instructions on how to receive and pay duty on the gun. Kayser quickly paid and worked with the state department to import the gun, and wrote a letter to Khrushchev thanking him profusely and hoping that he enjoyed the watch as much as Kayser enjoyed the gun. After Kayser, the gun was also a part of James Belford’s collection, who helped Bill Edwards write the article. The gun is pictured in the article, which also discusses the rarity of Russian arms, especially at the time that Edwards was writing in the 1960s and the lack of desire from the Russians to sell the guns. This exceptional DWM Model 1906 Russian Contract Luger, manufactured circa 1906 by Deutsche Waffen-und Munitionsfabriken (DWM) as part of a limited contract for Imperial Russia, stands among the most coveted Parabellum pistols ever produced. It was crafted with meticulous pre-World War I DWM manufacturing quality: a “New Model” 1906 Luger featuring the improved coil mainspring, grip safety, 4” barrel, no stock lug, and the high polish rust-blued finish with straw-hued small parts typical of DWM’s early 20th-century production. In addition to its technical refinements, this pistol is a tangible artifact of Russia’s early experiments with semi-automatic sidearms. Imperial Russia, evaluating modern pistols to potentially replace its standard Nagant revolvers, placed an order for approximately 1,000 of these Lugers for trials and limited field issue. Ultimately, no further adoption ensued – likely due to strategic and logistical considerations – leaving this small run as a historical footnote and one of the rarest Luger variations in existence. The example offered here exhibits all the hallmark features of the model in excellent detail: the chamber is stamped with the Imperial Russian crossed Mosin–Nagant rifles crest, the forward toggle link bears the DWM scroll monogram, and the appropriate Cyrillic legends are present on the safety indicating “Fire,” and on the extractor indicating “Loaded.” Serialization adheres to correct commercial-style numbering, with the full serial number observed on the frame and barrel (in the exclusive 1–1000 range), and matching partial digits on all small components. As expected on this contract, no German military proof marks or acceptance stamps are present. The pistol is complete with a period wooden-base magazine of the proper type (script-marked “Cal. 9m/m” on the base, faintly visible) and an original leather holster, further adding to its authenticity and desirability. Overall, the condition is highly attractive, with a well-preserved original finish, vivid straw-colored appointments, sharp markings, and excellent mechanics – all consistent with a carefully maintained, high-grade collector piece. With only about 1,000 manufactured and an exceedingly small number surviving, this Russian Contract Luger offers both tremendous rarity and rich historical significance, making it a marquee acquisition for advanced Luger collectors and a remarkable centerpiece from the twilight of Imperial Russia’s arms history. 40,000 - 50,000

1216 - (C) DWM 1902 CARTRIDGE COUNTER 9MM LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER.

Manufacturer: DWM

Model: 1902 Cartridge Counter

Serial No. 22432

Caliber/Bore: 9mm

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This outstanding and historically important DWM Model 1902 American Eagle Cartridge Counter Luger represents one of the rarest and most desirable early semi-automatic pistols associated with United States military trials. Manufactured during a critical period when the U.S. Army was actively evaluating self-loading handguns to replace revolvers, these Lugers stand among the most advanced and refined sidearms of the era. Serial number 22432 is part of an exceptionally limited production run of approximately fifty pistols manufactured for the United States Board of Ordnance during the 1902–1903 trials program. All pistols in this contract fall within the clearly documented serial range of 22401 through 22450, a range confirmed in leading collector references including Görtz & Sturgess. The present example falls squarely within this sequence, confirming its identity as one of the original U.S. Cartridge Counter test pistols. These Model 1902 pistols were developed as an improvement over the earlier Model 1900 Lugers supplied to the U.S. military, incorporating both the more powerful 9mm Parabellum chambering and an innovative experimental feature known as the Powell Indicating Device. This mechanism, one of the earliest attempts at a visual round-count system, utilizes a specially modified magazine with a follower extension that travels through a precisely machined slot in the left grip panel. A numbered scale, visible through a translucent window, allows the shooter to monitor remaining ammunition as the pistol is fired. This example retains all the characteristic features of the Model 1902 Cartridge Counter configuration, including the distinctive 4-inch “fat barrel”, the American Eagle chamber crest, and the DWM-marked toggle assembly. Additional original elements include the recessed breechblock, dished toggle links, grip safety, and toggle lock mechanism, all consistent with early “Old Model” Luger production. Serial number 22432 is matching throughout, with the full serial number correctly applied to the barrel and frame, and corresponding abbreviated numbers present on the takedown lever, trigger, toggle links, breechblock components, and grip safety. The style and application of the numbering reflect correct early DWM hand-stamped practices. The pistol also retains the correct import mark, properly located on the bottom of the magazine well. The left grip panel is properly machined for the Cartridge Counter device and retains the numbered indicator strip and viewing window, exhibiting appropriate aging consistent with original materials. The grip panels remain in excellent condition with strong, sharp checkering, and the internal workmanship reflects the high standards of DWM production.

Accompanying the pistol are two original cartridge counter magazines, both of the correct and highly desirable pattern. Each magazine exhibits the defining characteristics of authentic Powell-device magazines, including the follower extension, left-side indicator channel, and proper construction details. The presence of two original magazines is highly uncommon and represents a significant enhancement in both collectability and historical completeness. The pistol remains in excellent overall condition, presenting exceptionally well. The original rust blue finish is well preserved, retaining a rich and even appearance with light, honest wear consistent with careful handling over time. The small parts display a pleasing amount of their original straw coloration, providing a classic contrast typical of early DWM pistols. Metal surfaces remain smooth with sharp edges and clear markings throughout. The bore is strong with visible rifling, and the pistol functions properly, reflecting careful preservation. Further enhancing this already exceptional offering, the pistol is accompanied by its original holster and shoulder strap, completing a highly desirable and rarely encountered set. The holster remains consistent with period U.S. military trial accessories and adds significant historical and display value to the ensemble. Historically, these pistols were delivered to the U.S. Army and issued for field testing at Fort Riley, Kansas, where they were evaluated by the Cavalry and Light Artillery Boards. Despite their advanced design, excellent ergonomics, and mechanical precision, the U.S. ultimately declined adoption, favoring continued development toward a larger-caliber service pistol—a process that would lead to the adoption of the Colt Model 1911. Following the completion of trials, these pistols were withdrawn and gradually dispersed, leaving only a limited number of surviving examples today. As a result, the Model 1902 Cartridge Counter Luger is widely recognized as one of the most elusive and historically significant variations in the entire Luger collecting field. This gun is featured on pp. 223, 225, 227, 229, 263, 280, 305 and 1484 of The Borchardt & Luger Automatic Pistols by Joachim Gortz & Dr. Geoffrey Sturgess. All numbered parts are matching. This gun is within the proper serial range of the 50 guns that were fitted with Powell indicating device for U.S. trials. PROVENANCE: Collection of Dr. Geoffrey Sturgess. Serial number 22432, with its documented placement in the correct production range, matching configuration, two original magazines, and original holster with strap, represents a superior and highly complete example of this landmark U.S. trials pistol and an exceptional opportunity for advanced collectors. 85,000 - 125,000

1217 - (C) DWM MODEL 1906 COMMERCIAL NAVY LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Manufacturer: DWM

Model: 1906 Navy

Serial No. 32736

Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger

Barrel Length: 6”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This 1906 Commercial Navy Luger is a highly sought-after, pre-WWI variant manufactured by DWM (Deutsche Waffen und Munitionsfabriken). Designed with a 6” barrel and a grip safety, it features the iconic 9mm Luger chambering, a beautiful original blue finish, strawed small parts, and checkered walnut grips. This example is all matching and original and was probably assembled and sold right after the end of WWI. These somewhat mysterious pistols were assembled for the export market out of unused parts from the Great War. The Navy Variant with the 6” barrel is very scarce. CONDITION: This example shows high condition throughout. There are a few tiny dings on the side plate and adjoining frame surface. The bore is strong and bright. The rear stock lug shows some finish loss. The straw color is still evident and starting to mute. Mechanically sound. All proofs and numbers are intact. The wood base magazine is unnumbered. The grips are numbered, but do not match the pistol. 3,000 - 5,000

1218 - (C) DWM 1906 AMERICAN EAGLE 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH IDEAL STOCK/HOLSTER.

Manufacturer: DWM

Model: 1906 American Eagle

Serial No. 38121

Caliber/Bore: 9mm

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

1906 Model DWM American Eagle Luger rig with original Ideal grips and stock/holster combo. The Ideal Holster Company patented their grips and stock in 1901, using special grip panels to secure the holster but still allow easy attachment and removal. CONDITION: The stock is in good shape overall, though obviously show wear/age with cracking leather a small tears. The pistol is all matching and original with high edge wear on muzzle, side plate, right side rail and front strap. Bore shows some wear but is bright and free of defects. The pistol is mechanically sound. Correctly unnumbered wood base magazine. 3,500 - 5,000

1219 - (C) DWM LP.08 LUGER 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER AND STOCK.

Manufacturer: DWM

Model: LP.08

Serial No. 3626b

Caliber/Bore: 9mm

Barrel Length: 8”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

The LP or Lange Pistole 08 is commonly known as an Artillery luger. This is a World War I-era pistol rig complete with Board shoulder stock. Leather holster and magazine pouch. The pistol features an a 1917 chamber date. DWM marked on the toggle. The pistol has an adjustable rear sight and all numbers are matching. The stock iron numbers do not match the pistol. One of the three magazines match the pistol serial. CONDITION: The pistol exhibits the majority of its blued finish. There is high edge wear to the muzzle and side plate. The bore is bright and has light frost in the grooves. The straw colors are evident on the safety lever, trigger and takedown lever. The pistol is mechanically sound. 5,000 - 7,500

1220 - (C) PERSIAN CONTRACT DWM P.08 9MM LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER.

Manufacturer: DWM

Model: P.08

Serial No. 1903

Caliber/Bore: 9mm

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Very uncommon and desirable Persian contract P08 Luger, one of 3000 produced in 1934 as ordered by the Shah of Iran. The Persian crest is stamped on the chamber top with all markings in Farsi. Right side of frame marked in Farsi “Model 1314” to correspond with the Persian solar year. Blue finished with checkered walnut grips. All numbers matching including magazine. Straw finished trigger, takedown lever and magazine release. Toggle is marked in Farsi “ARMS FACTORY MAUSER”. These rare and unique contract pistols were produced in 1934 with 3000 4” P08 models and 1000 Artillery variations with 8” barrels and shoulder boards. A small amount of the Artillery models were imported in the 1980s and most were refinished and import marked. Very few of the 4” P08 models have ever surfaced. CONDITION: This example remains matching with original finish. NOT import marked and remains in very fine overall condition with excellent bright bore. Good checkered walnut grips with some light bruises (properly unnumbered) and over 95% blue finish. Mechanically excellent. Pistol is complete with a russet brown leather flap holster with no markings an no provision for take down tool. Holster is fine with supple leather and solid stitching. 3,500 - 5,500

1221 - (C) DWM NAVY LUGER 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: DWM

Model: Navy

Serial No. 76921

Caliber/Bore: 9mm

Barrel Length: 6”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured by Deutsche Waffen- und Munitionsfabriken (DWM) in the immediate post-World War I period, this rare Model 1906 Commercial Navy Luger, serial number 76921, is an outstanding and highly desirable collector example built in the classic Navy configuration with a 6-inch barrel, two-position 100/200 meter adjustable rear sight, grip safety, short frame, and no stock lug. Of exceptional importance, this pistol is from the renowned Sturgess Collection, one of the most respected and influential advanced Luger collections ever assembled, a provenance that carries substantial weight with collectors because it reflects scholarly study, expert vetting, and long-recognized authenticity. Adding further significance, this exact Luger is referenced in volume I on page 528 and in Volume II on pages 895 and 1113, by serial number 76921, in Joachim Görtz and Geoffrey Sturgess’s seminal work Borchardt & Luger Automatic Pistols, where it is illustrated and documented, giving it the rare distinction of being both published and traceable in one of the standard reference works on the subject. It represents a highly sought-after variant believed to have been produced in very limited numbers, making it notably scarcer than standard commercial or military P.08 pistols. The pistol displays an especially attractive and historically important combination of markings, including the DWM scroll on the toggle, full serial number 76921 on the frame, barrel, and receiver, Crown/M and Crown/N proofs on the barrel underside, and the vertical Crown/N and “GERMANY” export marking on the receiver—clear indicators of a Navy-contract component repurposed and proofed for commercial export sale. Importantly, the pistol also retains the correct import mark, further supporting its authenticity and consistency with known examples of this scarce commercial Navy variation. Condition remains very appealing for its age, retaining approximately 90% of its blue finish and 90% of its straw colors with only light honest handling wear, a bright bore, sharp rifling, and strong overall visual presence, all of which enhance its desirability as a rare, published, Sturgess-provenanced, and historically significant Commercial Navy Luger. 3,500 - 5,500

1222 - (C)IMPERIAL GERMAN DWM 1906 NAVY LUGER PISTOL

Manufacturer: DWM

Model: 1906 Navy

Serial No. 30b

Caliber/Bore: 9mm

Barrel Length: 6”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Elegant DWM Imperial German Navy Luger 9mm pistol. Blue finished with crown “M” proofs. Straw finished trigger, safety, takedown lever, and magazine release. Grip screws remain fire blue finished. Checkered 2 piece oil finished walnut grips. Drift adjustable front blade sight with slide adjustable Navy rear sight graduated from 100 to 200. 2 digit serial number “30” found on most all primary parts including proper and correct crown “M” inspected wood based magazine with bullseye grip pulls. The iconic Navy pattern Luger pistol remains one of the rarest and most desired of all Luger pistols. The survival rate was extremely low due to ship and U-Boat losses. CONDITION: Extremely fine as expertly restored. All markings and proofs remain crisp and legible. Bore is very good with slight frosting in grooves. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering. Mechanically excellent. Magazine is very fine with no material loss on wood base. 6,500 - 10,000

1223 - (C) GERMAN INSPECTED NORWEGIAN KONGSBERG MODEL 1914 45 PISTOL.

Manufacturer: Kongsberg Model: 1914/45

Serial No. 30062

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Extremely rare Norwegian Model 1914 Kongsberg .45 ACP/11.25mm caliber pistol with WW2 German “WaA184” waffenamt on left side of slide. Norway had licensed the right to manufacture the Colt Gov’t Pistol from Colt. After capture and control by Nazi Germany very few (approximately 100 known) were German inspected as being manufactured under German occupation in 1945. Pistols are finished in a dark black parkerized finish with serial numbers on almost all primary parts (unlike the Colt). The slide release is extended down to facilitate cold weather glove use. The magazines are fitted with a lanyard loop base and have a light nickel finish to prevent corrosion. These rare German occupation pistols are well defined and discussed in Jan Still books. With less than 100 known to collectors these are considered one of the rarest of all Colt Automatic pistols. 5,000 - 8,000

1224 - (C) WW2 LUFTWAFFE KRIEGHOFF S CODE P.08 9MM LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: Krieghoff

Model: P.08

Serial No. 1983

Caliber/Bore: 9mm

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Modern

Krieghoff “S” code P.08 Luger manufactured 1936 for the Luftwaffe (German Air Force). Germany had adopted the code system “S” for the years of manufacture and later used alpha codes to conceal their production of arms in violation of the Treaty of Versailles. High polish commercial blue finish with toggle marked with the commercial Krieghoff anchor with the capital “H&K” on either side of the anchor monogram. Droop Eagle Luftwaffe proofed with the small “2” beneath eagle on most all primary parts. Fine oil finished checkered walnut grips with matching numbers. Matching Dural based magazine with Krieghoff sub proof. These early pre-war Luftwaffe issued Lugers had a production of an estimated 4000 guns. Extremely desirable for their rarity and commercially high quality and finish. CONDITION: Exceptionally all fine with brilliant bore. Most all metal finish remains. Grips are excellent. Mechanically superb and locks solidly. 5,000 - 8,000

1225 - (C) KRIEGHOFF LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER

Manufacturer: Krieghoff

Model: P.08

Serial No. 9214

Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Very rare 1937 production Luftwaffe proofed Krieghoff P.08 Luger, completely matching and 100% factory original. This was one of 2500 manufactured in 1937 and is fairly early in that year’s production run. The pistol still retains both of the original factory numbered and proofed magazines as well and is fully rigged out with a scarce 1937 Krieghoff Luftampted holster. It is exactly what a Luftwaffe paratroop officer would have worn when they assaulted Eben Emael or dropped into Crete. The pistol is a completely orthodox textbook example. CONDITION: Very high condition with light high edge wear to the side plate and stock lug. The grip straps are starting to thin. The checkered brown Bakelite grips have no chips or breaks. The grip screws and magazine release show added finish. The bore is bright and near mint. Mechanically fine. 12,000 - 15,000

1226 - (C) KRIEGHOFF P.08 LUGER 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL (1936)

Manufacturer: Krieghoff

Model: P.08

Serial No. 6662

Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Scarce, exceptionally nice, and complete fairly early production (1936) Krieghoff Parabellum Pistol with one factory original matching magazine that is one digit off. The pistol is textbook correct and factory original. The parts that should be numbered are, the parts that should not be numbered are not. It has the Krieghoff early style numbering scheme and the very distinctive Krieghoff plastic grips. This was one of 2900 manufactured in 1936. CONDITION: “(Eagle) / 2” proofs evident on the barrel extension and breech. The pistol has all matching numbers. Mechanically fine with a bright bore. The stock lug shows wear, but the grip straps remain full with light handling marks. 3,500 - 5,500

1227 - (M) LUGER MAN MODEL LUGER 1907 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: Luger Man

Model: Luger 1907

Serial No. 15

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Modern

Introduced in 2018 and 100% produced in Levittown, Pennsylvania, using the original 1907 blueprints from DWM for the .45 ACP Luger pistol. Machined from a solid bar of steel on CNC machinery. Hand fitted parts with left side of frame marked “LUGER MAN INC, LEVITTOWN PA”. with left side of chamber marked “MODEL 1907”. Toggle is marked in script to emulate the DWM marking as is on the original that sold for 1 million dollars with “LMI” in script. Deep commercial blue finish with grip safety and str magazine release safety and take down lever. These pistols were tested extensively for function with numerous types of factory ammunition. Comes with spare magazine and cleaning rod. CONDITION: Excellent with no actual indication of use. Pistol remains in as manufactured condition. 7,000 - 10,000

1228 - (C) CHINESE CONTRACT MAUSER C96 .30 MAUSER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER/RIG.

Manufacturer: Mauser

Model: C96

Serial No. 868111

Caliber/Bore: .30 Mauser

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This example is a Model 1930, also known as an M30, an improvement over the original C96 design which shares its basic operating mechanism and shape. Late features of this pistol include a lack of milled slots on the sides of the barrel extension at the frame rails, late-design safety, and later marking patterns. Interestingly, this M30 has Chinese markings on the frame, and these pistols were very popular in inter-war China. The left of the barrel extension is marked “868111”, the left shoulder is marked with a crowned “U”, the top of the chamber ring is marked “WAFFENFABRIK / MAUSER / OBERNDORF A/N”. The bottom of the barrel extension has inspection marks. The right of the frame is marked “WAFFENFABRIK MAUSER / OBERNDORF A NECKAR / D.R.P.u.A.P.”, the left has a Mauser banner logo at the rear and three Chinese characters on the magazine. The grips are high relief carved ivory. Comes with a Mauser banner marked stock and leather carrier. CONDITION: The muzzle shows high edge wear. The magazine box shows light handling. there is high edge wear to the siderails and mag box edges. The grip straps are full. The bore is bright with some frost in the lands and grooves. The pistol is mechanically sound. 4,000 - 5,000

1229 - (C) MAUSER BROOMHANDLE C96 .30 MAUSER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH STOCK/ HOLSTER.

Manufacturer: Mauser

Model: C96

Serial No. 332853

Caliber/Bore: .30 Mauser

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Originally produced from 1896 to 1937. This pistol features milled relief panels and a small ring hammer marked “NS”. The grips are two piece grooved walnut. The are “(Crown) / U” proofs on the barrel breech. The serial numbers are all matching but the stock iron numbers do not match the pistol. The stock is dated 1918 and marked “Signalflaggen Fabrik”. CONDITION: Strong blue finish with areas of plum underneath. Small areas of finish loss on the underside of the barrel and frame panel near trigger guard. The bore has scattered frost and pinpricking. Mechanically fine. 4,000 - 6,000

1230 - (C) MAUSER LARGE RING C96 PISTOL WITH STOCK AND HOLSTER RETAILED BY VL&D NEW YORK

Manufacturer: Mauser

Model: C96

Serial No. 31854

Caliber/Bore: .30 Mauser

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured 1903. Large Ring Mauser C96 commercial pistol with numbers matching shoulder stock/holster. Commercially retailer marked “VON LENGERKE & DETMOLD NEW YORK” on left side of frame. VL&D was the primary importer for Mauser to the United States until 1928 when they were sold to Abercrombie & Fitch. Rust blue finished with bright finished bolt, straw finished trigger, varnished grooved walnut 2 piece grips, and fire blue finished safety, sight slide, and bolt guide. Crown “U” proofed with top chamber flat marked “ WAFFENFABRIK MAUSER OBERNDORG A/N”. Rear sight graduated to 1000 meters. Early safety and early narrow extractor. with numbers matching military pattern stock and 1915 dated jock strap leather holster with cleaning rod. CONDITION: Pistol remains excellent with brilliant bore and all matching numbers. Metal retains over 95% rust blue finish, straw is slightly worn on trigger and fire blue finish has only high point wear. Stock is good with bruises and impressions and has finish added. Leather holster is excellent. Grips are very fine with light wear. Mechanically excellent. A wonderful commercially marked large ring Mauser rig. 4,000 - 6,000

1231 - (C) STUNNING EARLY SIAMESE CONTRACT

C96 MAUSER BROOMHANDLE PISTOL

Manufacturer: Mauser

Model: C96 Siamese Contract

Serial No. 132336

Caliber/Bore: .30 Mauser

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured 1911-1915 by Mauser. Bright commercial blue finished metal with bright polished bolt assembly and peacock blue finished trigger, safety lever, sight slide, and bolt guide. Rear sight graduated from 50 to 1000. Crown “U” proofs with short extractor. Hammer is not “NS” marked for the later New Safety. 2 piece oil finished. Chamber marked “WAFFENFABRIK MAUSER OBERNDORF A/N”. Rear grip strap has the Siamese sunburst property marking with the underside of the trigger guard being marked in Siamese. These very scarce pistols are known to have been purchased by Siam for police and military use. When encountered they are typically found in hard used condition with little or no finish. CONDITION: This exceptional example retains well over 98% bright blue finish with exceptionally fine bore. Matching numbers and no import markings. Mechanically excellent. This is one if the finest Siamese contract examples ever discovered. 4,000 - 7,000

1232 - (C) MAUSER S/42 LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER

Manufacturer: Mauser

Model: P.08

Serial No. 8144N

Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This is an extremely rare very highly sought after early 1939 production S/42 German Army P.08 Luger with both factory numbered matching magazines. This Luger is a completely matching orthodox, textbook example. This Luger is rare and extremely desirable for a variety of reason: only 1/3rd of the 1939 Lugers were S/42 marked, it still has both factory original matching numbered mags, and it is fully rigged out exactly as it was issued with a near mint 1939 dated holster. The holster is exceptionally crisp. This is a very rare and highly sought after date/code combination still with both magazines that was made in the final months leading up to WWII. CONDITION: There is some muzzle wear on the left side of the barrel. The side plate shows some high edge wear and some discoloration under the blue. The rear grip strap is a plum patina. Mechanically fine, bore excellent with strong, bright rifling. 4,000 - 6,000

1233

- (A) MAUSER CONEHAMMER C96 .30 MAUSER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH STOCK/ HOLSTER.

Manufacturer: Mauser

Model: Conehammer

Serial No. 13912

Caliber/Bore: .30 Mauser

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

Antique Conehammer Mauser C96 Pistol with ConeHammer shoulder stock, manufactured 1898. Very early with 500 meter graduated rear sight, long, narrow extractor, early conehammer, and old pattern safety. Crown “U” proofs with top chamber flat marked “WAFFENFABRIK MAUSER OBERNDORF A/N”. Early bolt with firing pin retaining gate, and wide rounded trigger. Detailed disassembly reveals matching numbers with exception of grips. Stock is numbered to another pistol but is early ConeHammer pattern. CONDITION: Good overall with worn dark bore. Finish has toned to a mottled blue mixed with patina. Grips are very fine. Stock is good with small crack at spine. Iron is very good. Mechanically fine. 3,000 - 4,000

1234 - (C) PRE-WAR MAUSER C96 BOLO .30 MAUSER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH EARLY STOCK.

Manufacturer: Mauser

Model: Bolo

Serial No. 616640

Caliber/Bore: .30 Mauser

Barrel Length: 3 - 7/8”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured 1923-1930. Commercial Mauser

Bolo Pistol with 2 piece grooved walnut grips, New Safety “NS” marked hammer, rear sight graduated to 1000 meters. Blue finished with fire blue finished rear sight slide, bolt guide, safety, trigger, and firing pin. Crown “U” proofs with top chamber flat marked “WAFFENFABRIK MAUSER OBERNDORF A/N”. Comes with a numbers matching early pattern short Bolo wooden holster/shoulder stock and leather stock hanger with ammunition pouches.

CONDITION: Exceptionally fine with brilliant bore.

Detailed disassembly reveals fully matching numbers including grips. Most all blue finish remains and little use is evident. Mechanically excellent. Scarce short pattern shoulder stock is good with some added finish and a small repair evident as well as a check in the wood from age. Leather hanger is good with some added accessories. A truly outstanding Bolo. 5,000 - 8,000

1235 - (C) DOCUMENTED LARGE RING FLATSIDE MAUSER COMMERCIAL C96 BROOMHANDLE WITH MATCHING STOCK

Manufacturer: Mauser

Model: C96 Large Ring

Serial No. 24225

Caliber/Bore: .30 Mauser

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured 1900. This example is documented by serial number in “System Mauser” by Breathed and Schroeder, on pg. 72, as one of the guns with the 50-1000 meter sight. Commercial Mauser Large Ring C96 broomhandle pistol with matching stock and flatside frame. Blue finish with U crown proofs, top chamber flat marked “WAFFENFABRIK MAUSER OBERNDORF A/N” with long narrow extractor. Grooved 2 piece walnut grips. Large ring hammer with early safety. Rear sight graduated to 1000 meters. Fire blue finished bolt guide, rear sight slide, firing pin safety, and grip screw. Straw finished trigger. Early commercial pattern holster/shoulder stock with fire blue finished hinge screw and latch. CONDITION: Excellent with bright brilliant bore. Over 95% rust blue finish. All matching numbers found after detailed disassembly including stock iron and grips. Grips are very fine with some light wear. Stock is excellent as refinished with no cracks or material losses. Mechanically excellent. 5,000 - 8,000

1236 - (C) MAUSER C96 LARGE RING FLATSIDE .30 MAUSER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH STOCK/ HOLSTER.

Manufacturer: Mauser

Model: C96

Serial No. 25077

Caliber/Bore: .30 Mauser

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Highly coveted variant of the Broomhandle produced from 1900-1902. The pistol is defined by the smooth slab side frame, omitting the grooved panels, and an early style oversized large ring hammer. The pistol has all matching numbers, with the addition of a punch dot initial “M” on the rear grip frame above the stock slot. The stock iron does not match the pistol serial number. There is a crowned “U” proof on the breech. The grips are checkered hard rubber. CONDITION: The blued finish has areas of plum showing through the finish. There is high edge wear throughout. Nitre blue is strong on the sight elevator and straw color is evident on the trigger. The bore is bright with light frost in the lands and grooves. The pistol is mechanically sound. 5,000 - 7,000

1237 - (C) SIAMESE MAUSER LP.08 ARTILLERY 9MM LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH BOARD STOCK.

Manufacturer: Mauser

Model: P08 Siamese Artillery

Serial No. 3535v

Caliber/Bore: 9mm

Barrel Length: 8”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured 1936 for the Siam, Bangkok Police. A total production of 450 pistols with 100 8” Artillery models with matching numbered wooden board stocks. These pistols were used by the Siamese Police until later sold in the post-WW2 era. This example serial number, 3535v, is all matching with matching magazine and matching board stock. Crown “U” proofed with Mauser banner crest on toggle and chamber dated “1935”. Blue finished with straw finished control levers and trigger. Rear sight graduated 1 to 8 with checkered drift adjustable front sight. Small Siamese markings at rear of frame above lanyard loop. 2 piece checkered walnut grips. Numbers matching board stock has a small note affixed to left side written in what appears to be Thai language. A small Odin import marking is present on front of frame below take down lever. CONDITION: Very good with pistol retaining over 50% blue finish with balance toned to patina. The grips are very good with moderate wear. The bore is good with strong rifling. Mechanically fine. One of the rarest and lowest production Luger pistols known and to be found all matching is quite uncommon. 5,000 - 7,500

1238 - (C) ITALIAN CONTRACT MAUSER C96 LARGE RING FLAT SIDE BROOMHANDLE SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH STOCK/HOLSTER.

Manufacturer: Mauser

Model: Broomhandle

Serial No. 263

Caliber/Bore: .30 Mauser

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This is a very fine example and all original. Made in 1899. Made with a flat profile frame, hence the collector’s term “flat side”. This is an early gun with the large ring hammer. There is a “DV” mark on the left hand side of the barrel which was the Italian Navy’s acceptance mark. The Italian navy contract guns were in their own serial range starting at serial number 1, making this is the 263rd gun in the contract. There was a total of 5003 in the contract. The stock does not match. CONDITION: The blue finish shows wear and areas turning plum and some mottling of the original finish. The bore shows some wear and frost in the grooves. The pistol is mechanically fine. Traces of nitre blue are present on the safety and sight elevator. 3,000 - 4,000

1239 - (C) MAUSER MODEL 1930 .30 MAUSER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH STOCK

Manufacturer: Mauser

Model: M30

Serial No. 851729

Caliber/Bore: .30 Mauser

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured 1932. Commercial Mauser Model 1930 broomhandle pistol with matching serial numbers. 2 piece grooved varnished walnut grips. 1000 meter slide adjustable rear sight. Crown U proofed with “WAFFENFABRIK MAUSEROBERNDORF A/N” on top chamber flat. Serial number on left side of upper receiver. Fire blue finished sight slide, bolt guide and firing pin. Traditional commercial Mauser blue finish overall with polished rear sight, bright bolt, and cartridge follower. Lower receiver marked with Mauser banner on left side. Complete with commercial pattern Mauser banner marked holster/stock with unmarked mounting iron. CONDITION: Excellent with over 99% finish. Brilliant bright bore. All matching numbers. Mechanically excellent. Stock is very good with period of use bruises and impressions; no cracks or material losses. A superb Model 1930 Mauser. 3,000 - 4,000

1240 - (C) MAUSER C96 COMMERCIAL BROOMHANDLE .30 MAUSER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH STOCK/HOLSTER.

Manufacturer: Mauser

Model: C96

Serial No. 138418

Caliber/Bore: .30 Mauser

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Early commercial C96 broomhandle Mauser features a Crown U proof on the left breech of the barrel. Matching serial numbers on the pistol. The stock forend iron does not match. Small ring hammer and fine grooved walnut grips. Tangent rear sight with 1000m elevation. CONDITION: The original rust blue finish is nearly all intact. There is areas of thinning on the topside of the barrel. A few scratches on the underside of barrel. The frame flats have full finish. The back straps are thinning. The bore is bright with light frost in the grooves. The nitre blue is strong on the sight elevator and extractor. The pistol is mechanically fine. 3,000 - 4,000

1241 - (C) MAUSER K DATE S/42 LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER.

Manufacturer: Mauser

Model: P.08

Serial No. 40

Caliber/Bore: 9mm

Barrel Length: 3 - 7/8”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Important K date (1934) serial number 40 P.08 S/42 code Luger with holster. The importance of these guns is based upon that these are the first German military contract Luger pistols and were a direct violation of the Treaty of Versailles. Production started with 1 through 999A; this is serial number 40. These carry the Droop Wing Eagle inspection with S/42 code (Mauserwerke) with blue finish and straw finished controls with checkered wood grips. The bright metal magazines have a dural/alloy base with the “S” code marking and no serial numbers. These are the very first of the Luger production and typically saw all upcoming and later battle usage, thus the survival rate was extremely low. CONDITION: Very good with over 75% blue finish with most losses at grip straps and some upper frame wear from holster carry, Bore is very good with some very light discoloring in the grooves. The grips are very good and matching numbers. The action is mechanically fine. All observed numbers are matching. The 1940 dated holster is good with solid stitching and supple leather. 3,000 - 4,500

1242 - (C) MAUSER C96 RED 9 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH STOCK/ HOLSTER.

Manufacturer: Mauser

Model: C96

Serial No. 78963

Caliber/Bore: 9mm

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Complete wartime Red 9 rig with all matching numbers and stock. Features a 500m sight elevation, with milled relief panels in the frame. There is a milled “9” in the grips with red paint. CONDITION: The rust blue finish has turned an even grey patina, very pleasing, unaltered finish. Traces of nitre blue are evident on the safety and sight elevator. The bore has frost throughout. The pistol is mechanically fine. 3,500 - 4,500

1243 - (C) MAUSER 1930 BROOMHANDLE .30 MAUSER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: Mauser

Model: 1930 Broomhandle

Serial No. 920178

Caliber/Bore: .30 Mauser

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

The C96 Model 1930 Commercial is the final standard production version of the legendary “Broomhandle” pistol. Manufactured between 1930 and 1937, this specimen features a high luster rust blued finish. The barrel is stepped, just forward of the breech. Only a fraction of the approximately 1 million Broomhandle pistols produced were this 1930 Commercial variant and they are highly sought after by collectors. This example has no slot in the grip for a stock, also rare. The grips are grooved walnut panels. CONDITION: The blue finish is vibrant, with high edge wear and a few handling marks. There is a light scratch on the floorplate. The bore has light frost throughout. The pistol is mechanically sound. 3,500 - 5,500

1244 - RARE AL FURSTNOW HOLSTER FOR A C96 MAUSER BROOMHANDLE PISTOL.

Famed saddle maker Al Furstnow opened his shop in Miles City, Montana in 1884. He died in 1923 but the company continued until it closed in 1946. Commercial C-96 semi automatic pistols were quite a rarity in this country at that time so it is doubtful that his firm received very many orders for such an odd pistol but this example was made for a standard 5 - 1/2” C-96. It is made of quality saddle leather with a single loop, full skirt and border tooled. The large maker cartouche in square reads “AL FURSTNOW MILES CITY MONT”. CONDITION: Excellent but the loop is detached on one side. 800 - 1,200

1245 - LOT OF C96 ACCESSORIES AND LUGER ACCESSORIES, INCLUDING A PUTSZTOCK CLEANING ROD.

Lot consists of: (A) Canvas wrapped luggage case partitioned for a C96 Mauser with shoulder stock. CONDITION: Good. (B) Unmarked leather flap holster for the C96. CONDITION: Very good with some verdigris around the hardware. (C) A very nice replica board stock for a Navy Luger with crown “M” stamps. CONDITION: Excellent. (D) Rare C96 Putzstock cleaning rod with takedown tool. CONDITION: Good, showing some age with oxidation. (E) EBCO reprint Model 1930 Mauser manual. CONDITION: Fair. 1,000 - 1,500

1246 - (C) SMITH & WESSON M13 AIRCREWMAN .38 SPECIAL DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Smith & Wesson

Model: M13 Aircrewman

Serial No. C275146

Caliber/Bore: .38 Special Barrel Length: 2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Rare Smith & Wesson Airweight Aircrewman Pre-Model 13 .38 Special revolver with rare all alloy cylinder. K- Frame round butt delight with 4 screw frame. 2 piece checkered walnut grips with Smith & Wesson medallions. Barrel finished blue while frame and cylinder are anodized black. Flat latch opening with case colored hammer and trigger. Back strap id factory marked “PROPERTY OF U.S. AIR FORCE”. Left side of top strap factory marked “ REVOLVER LIGHT WEIGHT M13”, These air weight revolvers were short lived with the improper use of high pressure ammunition damaging their fragile all alloy cylinders. This example remains original with the numbers matching alloy cylinder. CONDITION: Very good with over 75% original anodized finish remaining remaining, The frame retains over 80% finish. Bore and chambers are excellent. Grips are very fine. Mechanically excellent. 6,500 - 8,500 SEE WEBSITE FOR

1247 - (C) PROTOTYPE SOUTH VIETNAMESE ARMY .22 DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER WITH PRESENTATION PAPERS..

Manufacturer: Vietnamese Army Arsenal

Model: Top Break

Serial No. May-71

Caliber/Bore: .22 Rimfire

Barrel Length: 3 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Modern

This extremely rare prototype .22 caliber top break double action revolver is dated “1971” and was manufactured in very limited numbers at the Vietnamese Army Arsenal in Saigon. The left side is the frame is marked “LUC-QUAN CONG-XU’O’NG” in an arc over the “05-1971” serial number and date. It is finished in brushed blue. Ramped front sight and notch rear. 2-piece checkered wood grips. Gun is accompanied by 3 signed copies of a typed September 13, 1973 letter from ARVN Colonel Huynh Thu Toan, the Commanding Officer/ Director of the Vietnamese Army Arsenal discussing the presentation of this prototype to a Mr. Alfred A. Engstrum as a souvenir. The letter records the serial number as “07”, presumably a typo as the revolver and associated paperwork were acquired directly from the family by the consignor. CONDITION: Fine. Revolver retains bountiful amounts of original blue with some mild wear and cleaned spotting. Grips are very good with a few flattened points. Bore is strong. Mechanics appear fine although letter described the revolver as “inoperable”. A very rare and interesting Vietnam War revolver. 5,500 - 7,500

1248 - (C) WWII GERMAN ARMY WALTHER PPK SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: Walther

Model: PPK

Serial No. 373504k

Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP

Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured in 1942. Left side of slide and frame are marked with eagle over “WaA359” inspections. Standard Zella-Mehlis slide legend and eagle over “N” proofs. Finished in wartime brushed plum blue. Checkered black wrap around grips with “WALTHER” banners. Black base finger tab magazine with banner and caliber markings. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the factory blue is retained with mild high edge wear. Grips have scattered marks and a crack running through the left “WALTHER” banner. Crisp, bright bore. Fine mechanics. 3,000 - 4,000

1249 - (C) RZM WALTHER PPK SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: Walther

Model: PPK

Serial No. 831558

Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP

Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured in 1935. It is numbered in the solid block of RZM production which from 820000-845000. These Reichszeugmeisterei pistols were official party equipment and were carried by members of the NSDAP and SA. The high polish blued slide is marked on the left with “RZM” roundel control mark and Zella-Mehlis slide legend. Right side of the slide and barrel have crown “N” proofs. 90 degree safety. Checkered mottled brown Bakelite wraparound grips with “WALTHER” banners. Includes a banner marked finger tab magazine. CONDITION: Fine. The vast majority of the high polished blue is retained with some high edge silvering and thinning to the front strap. Grips are fine with scattered light marks and slight warp at the base. Crisp, bright bore. Fine mechanics. 3,500 - 4,000

1250 - (C) RARE ITHACA COMMERICAL MODEL 37 SLIDE ACTION SHOTGUN (1967)

Manufacturer: Ithaca Model: 37

Serial No. 968153

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Length of Pull: 14 - 1/8”

Chamber: 2 - 3/4”

Choke: Cylinder

Gauge: 12 Gauge

This example has no military inspection markings as Ithaca also made these for the police and private sector market. It is cylinder choked, features the trench style heat shield with bayonet lug, a parkerized finish, plain walnut stock with pistol grip, grooved round bottom forearm, and black plastic buttplate. Accompanied by a parkerized “CA” marked US 1917 bayonet with checkered plastic grip scales and scabbard. CONDITION: Excellent. This gun has seen very little use retaining the majority of its finish showing the usual handling marks found with this finish. Stocks are excellent showing minor impressions. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 2,500 - 3,500

1251 - (C) RARE WINCHESTER MODEL 25 SLIDE ACTION TRENCH SHOTGUN RETAILED BY PEACE OFFICER EQUIPMENT CO.

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 25

Serial No. 28484

Barrel Length: 20 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Length of Pull: 14”

Chamber: 2 - 3/4”

Choke: Cylinder

Gauge: 12 GA

The right side of the frame is marked “PEACE OFFICER EQUIPMENT CO. ST. JOSEPH MO USA”. The Model 25 was a “no-frills” shotgun offered by Winchester from 1949 through 1955. Buttstock is marked “K.C.P.D.” and is believed to be from the Kansas City Police Department. Bruce Campbell refers to these altered guns on page 155 in his book “Combat Shotguns”. He discusses where mail order companies, such as this law enforcement supply company that began in 1920 and was well known for making custom police guns, were buying inexpensive military surplus and making custom firearms for law enforcement. There are no records of any military purchases of this weapon nor any mention of them ever being assembled by Winchester. In addition to the left side receiver stamp, the barrel choke marking “Mod” has be crossed out and “Cyl” engraved in its stead. It is a solid frame gun with blue finish, plain walnut stock with pistol grip, grooved flat bottom forearm, and a black Winchester butt plate. This mail order company shortened the barrels, altered the choke marking, and fitted with a ventilated heat shield with bayonet lug and sold them as such. CONDITION: Excellent. This gun has seen little use and retains the majority of its blue finish exhibiting minor handling marks. Stocks are also excellent displaying minimal impressions. Mechanically sound with a frosted bore. This is a very rare gun that is seldom seen on the market and identified with the “K.C.P. D.” markings identifying it to one of the most active police departments of the period. 2,500 - 4,500

1252 - (C) WWII INSPECTED WINCHESTER MODEL 1897 SLIDE ACTION TRENCH SHOTGUN

Manufacturer: winchester

Model: 1897 Trench

Serial No. E942456

Barrel Length: 21”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Chamber: 2 - 3/4”

Choke: Cylinder

Gauge: 12 Ga.

Very fine WW2 inspected Winchester Model 1897 Trench shotgun. Classically configured as a 12 gauge with a 2 - 3/4”, Cylinder choke, and ventilated handguard. US inspected with Ordnance Bomb proof on top of chamber as well as “US” marking with ordnance bomb marking on left side of receiver. Manufactured 1942 with varnished walnut stocks with black checkered plastic buttplate with Winchester monogram. Wood is inspected with “GHD” in box over ordnance wheel marking for Col. Guy H. Drewry. Factory sling swivels mounted at toe of butt and at front of bayonet lug assembly. The famed Winchester Model 97 trench gun saw extensive use by the Marine Corps in the Pacific Theatre. The ability to slam-fire the gun made it very popular in close-in jungle fighting. These shotguns continued service through the Vietnam conflict, thus reducing their survival rate in fine original condition. CONDITION: Very fine with metal retaining 95% overall condition with some light period of use oxidation and thinning. The varnished walnut stocks are very fine with some light period of use impressions and bruises. The bore is bright and excellent. The action operates properly and locks solidly. An exceptionally fine example of the famed World War II issued 1897 Trench shotgun. 6,500 - 9,500

1253 - (C) CUSTOM ENGRAVED MAUSER SPORTING RIFLE IN .35 WHELEN

MARKED FOR THE HOFFMAN ARMS CO.

Manufacturer: Hoffman Arms Co.

Model: Mauser

Serial No. 2235

Caliber/Bore: .35 Whelen

Barrel Length: 20 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Built on the Mauser action. An octagon barrel has been fitted that is stamped “HOFFMAN ARMS CO.” on top flat at breech. Left side of barrel at breech is stamped .35 Whelen along with Krupp Essen. Right side of barrel is stamped Guss Stahl. Top flat of frame is finely checkered. The octagon barrel sports a blade on ramp front sight while rear sight slot has a filler. Rifle sports a rear bolt mounted Lyman tang sight. The oil finish walnut stock features a checkered pistol grip, an engraved cap, straight comb, roll over cheek piece, a partially leather covered solid red pad, sling eyes, checkered fore-end and a black horn tip. The floor plate displays the Germanic Oak Leaf style engraving with a gold inlaid bear. The trigger guard is like engraved and features a gold inlaid moose. CONDITION: Excellent retaining nearly all of the reapplied finish. Stock is excellent showing some minor dings and impressions. Mechanically sound with a strong lightly frosted bore. Beautiful rifle in a superb caliber. 2,000 - 4,000

1254 - (C) GRIFFIN & HOWE

REMINGTON MODEL 722 .222 BOLT

ACTION RIFLE WITH UNERTL SCOPE.

Manufacturer: Remington

Model: 722

Serial No. 408119

Caliber/Bore: .222 Remington

Barrel Length: 26”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This classic mid-century American sporting rifle has been expertly customized by Griffin & Howe of New York on the solid Remington 722. The factory barrel and action are blued to match with the “No. 22405 GRIFFIN & HOWE INC. NEW YORK, NY” address added along with script “CAL. .222” caliber designation. Factory iron sights have been removed and professionally dressed, a Unertl 10X scope mounted using the rear sight boss and rear bridge on dark finished mounts. Scope includes both thread on caps. Bolt body, follower, and the external facing areas of the raceway are engine turned. Bolt handle is finely checkered. Custom stocked in walnut with ebony tip, fine hand cut checkering, sling eyes, hinged trapdoor bottom metal, steel capped pistol grip, double line Monte Carlo cheek piece, “RD” engraved toeline escutcheon, and checkered Niedner style butt plate. CONDITION: Excellent as customized by Griffin & Howe. Nearly all of the blued finish is retained with a few light handling marks. Stock is likewise fine with crisp checkering and a few scattered impressions. Fine bright bore with crisp, well defined rifling. Fine mechanics. Clear optics. 2,000 - 4,000

1255 - (M) BEAUTIFUL DAKOTA ARMS

LITTLE SHARPS SINGLE SHOT .218 BEE

RIFLE WITH MVA SCOPE.

Manufacturer: Dakota Arms

Model: Little Sharps

Serial No. LS0249

Caliber/Bore: .218 Bee

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Modern

Manufactured by Dakota Arms of Sturgis, South Dakota as a petite, miniaturized version of the iconic Sharps 1874 rifle. This example has a matte blued target crowned half octagon barrel with tall blade front sight. A vintage styled 28” MVA scope is also mounted with barrel blocks and includes its thread on lens covers. The scale 1874 style action is attractively case hardened. Wonderfully figured smooth walnut forend with pewter tip. The straight gripped stock is also of fine figure and is mounted with a matte blued steel butt plate.

CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the barrel blue is retained with some scattered handling marks. Case colors are rich and bold. Stocks have only scattered light impressions. Mirror bore. Crisp mechanics. Clear optics. A very handsome and handy rifle. 2,500 - 4,500

1256 - (M) NOLSER M48 .28 NOSLER BOLT ACTION RIFLE WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: Nosler

Model: M48

Serial No. N03517

Caliber/Bore: .28 Nosler

Barrel Length: 26”

FFL Status: Modern

High quality American sporting rifle chambered for the very potent .28 Nosler cartridge. Rifle has durable matte black finishes. Tapered sporting weight barrel with stainless perforated muzzle brake. No factory iron sight provisions. Drilled and tapped magnum action. Handsome hand checkered walnut stock with sling eyes, button release hinged bottom metal, a shadow line cheek piece, and Nosler recoil pad. Gun is accompanied by its original box. CONDITION: Excellent with only faint handling marks. Bright, razor sharp bore. Fine mechanics. 2,500 - 3,500

1257 - (C) KORNBRATH ENGRAVED SPRINGFIELD 1903 .30-06 BOLT ACTION SPORTING RIFLE

Manufacturer: Springfield

Model: 1903

Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This rifle began life as a 6-19 dated 1903 Springfield. The original barrel was used with the banded front sight and dated with bomb. This cataloger can find no sign of an RK or Kornbrath signature but it is in his style. Rudolph was known as a master engraver plying his trade from around 1910 through 1937. The chamber is engraved with a male lion while the floor plate features a female bear and her cubs. All of this is surrounded by skillfully cut floral patterns and is found on the barrel at breech, trigger guard, frame, upper tang and floor plate which also exhibits gold inlaid initials in an oval. Rear sight is a folding leaf on base, an early long stem Lyman 48 receiver sight, and finished in rust blue. The custom walnut stock is at least 3x quality and is finely checkered with a swept pistol grip, matching checkered forearm, and Wundhammer style checkered side panels often used on Fred Adolph rifles. The blued metal butt plate encompasses a bullet trap. Majority of checkering features a leaf border. The walnut stock also has a Schnabel tip. CONDITION: Excellent. Metal retains nearly all of its reapplied custom blue finish with nominal handling marks. Stocks are excellent with sharp checkering, minor impressions and a small hairline crack at heel. Mechanically sound with a pronounced bore with some frosting. 4,000 - 6,000

1258 - (C) SCARCE PRE-WAR WINCHESTER MODEL 70 BOLT ACTION

RIFLE IN .250-3000

Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 70

Serial No. 16620

Caliber/Bore: .250-3000

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Dates to 1938, the second year that Winchester offered the Model 70 in this caliber. It is estimated that only 2750 pre-1964 rifles were made in this caliber. It is a standard pre-War with the stripper clip cut in frame, a hooded ramp front sight, a filler in rear slot, matted receiver bridge with two mount screws, a Lyman 48 left side mounted receiver sight, straight comb walnut stock with checkered pistol grip, checkered steel butt plate, and checkering en suite on forend. Fit with a leather sling. With stock removed, the base of barrel is stamped 25-3S for .250-3000 Savage, “37” date, and triangle proof. The bolt is etched 16620. CONDITION: Excellent. Stock is excellent with sharp checkering and minimal sundry impressions. Metal retains nearly all of its blue with exception to the floor plate that retains only flashes of blue along with nominal handling marks. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. Very high condition early rifle in scarce caliber. 6,000 - 9,000

1259 - (M) SABATTI CLASSIC SAFARI

.45-70 SIDE BY SIDE DOUBLE RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Sabatti

Model: SxS

Serial No. CAB0225

Caliber/Bore: .45-70

Barrel Length: 23 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Modern

CF date code for 2010. Mono-bloc barrels fit with a fiber optic front sight on a slightly raised island with a matted ground, green fiber optic dovetailed into quarter rib matted en suite with four drilled and tapped holes with filler screws. Engraved “Mod. SAFARI cal. 45-70 GOV” over right tube, left with USSG import marking. Bottom of rib with a screw on island with eye. Bottom of right tube with “MAXIMUM OPERATING PRESSURE 2200 BAR” with Italian nitro proofs. Barrel flats with “+FGS+”, serial number, and Italian nitro proof. Fit with extractors. Schnabeled low-profile beavertail forearm with point pattern checkering about a central escutcheon. Exterior iron with engraved designs of florals on a stippled ground. Scalloped boxlock action with disc set strikers, blacked double triggers, a non-automatic safety with “S” ahead of slide, and a cast and pierced lever in the form of a beast. Receiver engraved with oak and scrollwork, both sides marked “SABATTI” where it abuts wrist. Recoil shields with repeating ornamental designs, underside of action with “CLASSIC / SAFARI” in a ribbon supported by oak and scrollwork en suite, and a bugling bull elk in a mountainous scene; engraving is signed “Inc. Bresciani” on left side of trigger guard, right side with “MADE IN ITALY”. Trigger guard with simple oak and scrollwork. Walnut stock with sidepanels, pistol grip, pancake cheekpiece, and two panels of point pattern checkering at the wrist. Fit with a red rubber recoil pad and sling stud at toe line. Housed in a green Negrini case containing proof certificate, test target, and scope mount. CONDITION: Excellent, retaining virtually all of the factory finishes, with some very minor scattered handling marks. Some minor freckling to rib and to trigger guard. Stocks excellent. Mechanically fine, bore with strong rifling and some minor frosting. Case and accessories excellent. 2,500 - 3,500

1260 - (A) JOSEPH LANG & SON .500 NO. 2 SIDE BY SIDE DOUBLE RIFLE WITH CASE.

Manufacturer: Joseph Lang & Son

Model: SxS Double Rifle

Serial No. 5282

Caliber/Bore: .500 No. 2

Barrel Length: 28”

FFL Status: Antique

Length of Pull: 14 - 5/8”

Circa 1876 per “British Gunmakers: Volume One - London” by Brown, but it does fall into the gap of approximately 40 guns from 5240 to 5282; charge card in lid dated February 29th, 1876 also confirms date. Dovetail lump barrels with applied Damascus twist and diminutive bead front sight set into a file cut matte rib. Engraved “Joseph Lang & Sons.” over left tube, ahead of chamber, and “22 Cockspur St, Pall Mall, London” on right. Two leaf rear sight with one fixed and one folding leaf regulated for 150 and 250 yards respectively, with silver express lines. Sling eye sweated onto underside of rib. Barrel flats with view and proof marks and a 39 bore caliber designation. Fit with extractors. Splinter forearm with a reinforced tip retained by a single key feeding through a central escutcheon, checkered in the English flat top style. Round body action with dovetailed breech face that functioned as an early form of a disc set strikers, engraved with fine scrollwork, strapwork edges, and floral dressed hinge pins and lever pin. Dolphin form hammers with tall cocks. Double triggers bladed for a right handed shooter and protected by a long tang trigger guard that runs all the way to pistol grip cap, engraved with serial number on tang. Action flats with view proof and patent use numbers. Bottom tang turn off lever engraved en suite, with raised lugs to lock lever in place. Back action locks engraved en suite with “JOSEPH LANG & SONS” across top and fit with English half-cock stalking safeties. Richly veined walnut stock with a shadowline cheekpiece, pistol grip with steel cap, sling eye behind pistol grip, and blank silver initial plate at toe line. Buttplate with floral engraving and incised linework with a central checkered band. Housed in a leather wrapped and tabbed case with brass hardware, interior lined in wine-colored felt with a later Joseph Lang and Son trade label, a label with instructions for loading, and a charge card labelled for shots at 100 yards with 130 grains of Curtis & Harveys No 6 powder, an Eley 500 Express bullet dated February 29th, 1876. Other accessories include sling, striker pot, and canvas wallet with wire mop and a cartridge extractor; one spare strap. Weight 9 lbs 6 oz. CONDITION: Excellent. Barrels retain the vast majority of their Damascus twist with very fine age spotting and thinning to silver at sharp edges and high traffic areas, such as right barrel where fingers would rest, and in a crescent behind sling eye from sling. Action with the vast majority of the dulling case colors, turn-off lever with essentially silver at lug with better retention in protected areas. Stocks excellent with some minor marks and a grain check on right side. Case with heavy crazing to exterior and warpage to lid, with a tear at rear of lid. Interior relined, but solid and whole, with some age related scuffing on interior. Mechanically fine, bores excellent, bright and shiny, with strong rifling and some very minor frosting. Front sight a well-fit replacement. A much better than normally encountered example, clearly used and well cared for. 8,000 - 12,000

1261

Manufacturer: Heym

Model: Double Rifle

Serial No. 880032

Caliber/Bore: .450/400 NE

Barrel Length: 26”

FFL Status: Modern

Length of Pull: 14 - 1/2”

Weight: 10 lbs 2 oz

Shoe lump barrels with a white composite front sight on an island with a smooth ramp sweated to muzzle, third length matted rib with rounded point an express rear sight with two leaves, one standing, one folding, with enamel express lines. Rib extension with Greener style crossbolt. Underside of rib with island with eye sweated to rib. Barrel tubes with nitro proofs ahead of barrel flats, flats marked with nitro proofs for a Heym 88B chambered in .450/400 NE 3” circa 2007. Extractor. Low profile beavertail forearm with Deely style latch release and two panels of point pattern checkering. Boxlock action with serial number at action flats and a German nitro proof. Underside of action with “HEYM”. Double triggers, front hinged, with non-automatic safety, firing position for safety indicated by a spot of red paint in allen key slot, break-open lever flanked by pair of brass firing pin indicators. Walnut stock of a restrained wave grain with sidepanels, pistol grip, steel pistol grip cap, two panels of point pattern checkering at the wrist, eye on stud at toe line, shadowline cheekpiece, fluted nose, and Universal brown recoil pad. Housed in a Heym branded plastic case. CONDITION: Very good, with some scattered handling marks and rubs, barrels with some mottling and freckling, primarily in front half towards muzzle. Stocks with scattered handling marks and rubs with errant heavier impression, a few abraded heads. Stocks very good with scattered handling marks, heavier to top of wrist. Mechanically fine, bore excellent with strong, bright rifling and a touch of firing residue. A well handling example in a classic caliber. 9,000 - 12,000

- (M) HEYM 88B .450/400 NE SIDE BY SIDE DOUBLE RIFLE WITH CASE

1262 - (C) A.H. FOX C GRADE 12 GAUGE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN, SERIAL NUMBER 29.

Manufacturer: A.H. Fox

Model: C Grade

Serial No. 29

Barrel Length: 30”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2”

Drop at Heel: 2 - 3/8”

Length of Pull: 14 - 3/8”, cast slightly on

Barrel Wall Thickness: (BOTH) .034

Chamber: 2 - 7/8”

Choke: (BOTH) .042 (Full)

Gauge: 12 Gauge

Internal Bore Diameter: (BOTH) .731

Weight: 7 lb 4 oz

Manufactured 1907, A.H.Fox “C” Grade with lifter extractors and double triggers. 30” Krupp Fluid steel barrels with matted concave rib. Barrels marked “Krupp Fluid Steel Made by A.H. Fox Phila. PA.” Barrels are serial numbered on underside “29C”. Barrels are fitted with white bead front sight and white small center bead. Underside of barrels are marked “HEAVY-WEIGHT BARRELS”. Receiver is finely engraved in scroll and foliate with the “ANSLEY H. FOX” banner at center. Both fences are engraved in same scroll with 2 small vignettes of birds. The underside of the receiver has a small vignette of a hunting dog in a circle with scrollwork en suite. Trigger guard is engraved in the same fashion with a small vignette of waterfowl. Frame is fitted with a non-automatic safety. Mounted with highly figured oil finished walnut. Round knob pistol grip configured buttstock with splinter forearm. Checkered in the 2 point pattern on wrist and I pattern on forearms. Both side panels are finely checkered with a single line border. This shotgun was the subject of a wonderful article written by R. Scott Decker and published in the A.F. Fox collectors journal explaining how it was discovered and its history from the South Dakota hunting fields to being sold as a “Model 29C” in the Tacoma newspaper in approximately 1996. This 2 page article shows the enthusiasm and bliss of discovering a rare and desirable addition to ones firearms collection. A copy of the article is furnished with the gun. CONDITION: Very good with receiver having toned to silver. Barrels have been refinished at earlier period. Stocks are very fine with light wear and light handling marks. Shotgun remains tight on face and is mechanically fine 4,000 - 6,000

1263

12 GAUGE OVER/UNDER SHOTGUN WITH CASE

Manufacturer: Caesar Guerini

Model: Magnus Syren

Serial No. 142953

Barrel Length: 30”

FFL Status: Modern

Length of Pull: 14”

Chamber: 3”

Choke: Tubes

Gauge: 12

Weight: 7 lbs 14 oz.

The fine Italian built Magnus Syren is one of the first specifically designed for women. It is constructed using the sturdy boxlock with screwless and pinless false side plates. Action is finished in coin silver and intricately engraved with floral clusters and Gaelic style borders covering the entire surface along with the “MAGNUS” legend at base. The trigger guard, upper tang and lever are engraved en suite. Adjustable single trigger. The high polish blued barrels feature a vent rib as well as the vented port between the barrels. The top vent is matted and there is a mid small bead and a green fiber optic front sight. The rich, finely grained and finished walnut stock features a Monte Carlo comb, checkered pistol grip and a solid black maker marked pad. The forearm features fine checkering. Comes in its special hard case with paperwork and choke tubes. CONDITION: Excellent, with nominal handling marks and some scattered oxidation to receiver. Mechanically sound with bright bores. 3,500 - 4,500

- (M) CAESAR GUERINI MAGNUS SYREN

1264 - (C) HIGH CONDITION HOLLAND & HOLLAND NORTHWOOD 12 GAUGE

SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN.

Manufacturer: H&H

Model: Northwood

Serial No. 37269

Barrel Length: 28”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2”

Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/8”

Length of Pull: 14 - 5/8”, neutral cast

Chamber: 2 - 3/4”

Choke: (L) Full (R) Imp. Cyl

Gauge: 12

Weight: 6 lbs 4 oz

Manufactured between 1963-1969 per the Holland & Holland serial number document. This is one of the Northwood guns, which were boxlocks built outside of the H&H factory during this time frame by S. Wright & Son and A. Brown & Son but finished and regulated by Holland & Holland. Dovetail lump barrels fit with a brass bead front sight on a smooth, concave, solid rib and engraved “SHOT & REGULATED BY” ahead of right chamber and “HOLLAND & HOLLAND LTD 13 BRUTON ST. LONDON” over left. Engraved with thin, short sprig of acanthus scrollwork at rear of rib and strapwork at breeches. Barrel flats with Birmingham nitro proofs for a 12 gauge with 2 - 3/4” chambers and a nominal .729 IBD at 3 - 1/4 tons per square inch. Matching serial numbers on each flat, towards barrels. Discretely import marked by Foxtrot ahead of forearm loop. Splinter forearm with reinforced Anson style plunger release, point pattern checkering about the body, and light floral engraving on exterior iron. Interior iron with matching serial number. Boxlock action engraved “H&H.” on both sides supported by floral edges and some small diminutive scrollwork across the bottom. Trigger guard and bottom metal ornately engraved en suite, action flats with serial number and British nitro proof. Double triggers, automatic safety with intaglio “SAFE” ahead of slide. Trigger guard with serial number at strap engraved en suite. Walnut stock of a wavy grain built with point pattern checkering about the diamond cross-section English style straight grip, silver oval at toe line, and a serrated butt. CONDITION: Excellent. This delicately proportioned English shotgun retains nearly all of its case colors on lock, most quite bold. Barrel retains nearly all of its lovely rust blue finish showing minimal handling, tight as new lock up, and mirror bores. Stock is crisp with sharp checkering and nominal impressions, forearm commensurate. Brilliant bright blue on the engraved frame base and trigger guard. Gun only weight 6lbs. 4 oz and is about as nice condition as they come. 5,000 - 7,000

1265 -

Manufacturer: Parker

Model: AHE

Serial No. 213719

Barrel Length: 28”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Drop at Comb: 1 - 5/8”

Drop at Heel: 2 - 5/8”

Length of Pull: 14 - 5/8” over pad, cast slightly off

Chamber: 3”

Choke: (BOTH) Full

Gauge: 20

Elegant Parker Brothers AHE with 28” Acme Steel barrels with white steel bead. Manufactured in 1925 with Double triggers and ejectors. Mounted with highly figured checkered stocks with pistol grip, a gold pistol grip cap engraved “W.Watters”, and beavertail forearm. Receiver is profusely engraved with vignettes of quail and partridge on both sides with a vignette of a pair of grounded quail on underside. Balance is fully embellished with tight diminutive scrolls with moderate vine and foliate. Balance point has a vignette of a hunting dog. Receiver is a #6 size, barrel is #0. CONDITION: Very fine as refinished with brilliant bore. Tight on face. Receiver has toned to mostly silver with sharp, crisp engraving. Stocks are very good, full sized, with sharp checkering. Stocks have some very light impressions. 6,000 - 10,000

(C) PARKER AHE 20 BORE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN,

1266 - (C) ORIGINAL WINCHESTER MODEL 1935 TRY-GUN OF THE MODEL 21 WINCHESTER SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN.

Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 21

Serial No. 18202

Barrel Length: 30”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Drop at Comb: Adj, Drop at Heel: Adj, Length of Pull: Adj,

Chamber: 2 - 3/4”

Choke: Full / Modified

Gauge: 12

Winchester Model 21 Try-Gun Model of 1935, patented in 1936 by Edwin Pugsley, Director of Research at Winchester. Pugsley was inspired by a Connecticut gun shop owner to offer the English-inspired proper shotgun fitting for potential Winchester Model 21 clients and potential purchasers. These Model 1935 Try-Guns are reported to be produced in both 12 and 20 gauge, with a total production of 7 or 8 based on the known examples in collectors hands today. This example is from the Estate Collection of William “Bill” Smith, a noted Winchester Custom Shop gunsmith who specialized in the production of the Model 21. Mr. “Bill” Smith is pictured on pg. 252 of Ned Schwing’s book “Winchesters Finest: The Model 21”. The Try-Gun allowed Winchester sales personnel to properly measure a customer for length of pull, drop at comb, drop at Heel. cast on and cast off, and toe angle. A manual of operation was published in 1935 by Winchester to instruct its sales staff to operate the Try-Gun properly and to also use diplomacy and tact when working with clients that had preconceived beliefs in what proper measurements should be. This example produced 1941 with matted solid ribbed barrel with dual sight beads, single selective trigger, and ejectors. Checkered beavertail forearm with 2 - 3/4” chambers choked Full and Modified. Serial numbered on forearms wood and underside of barrels. Receiver is not serialized. CONDITION: Metal is very fine with barrels retaining over 97% finish with slight edge wear at muzzles and high points. Receiver retains over 97% finish with edge wear. Wrist joint metal is flaked with 70% remaining. Wood is very good with some impressions and staining. Forearms wood has some corrosion staining at takedown knob. Mechanically excellent with brilliant bores and solid lock up. 8,000 - 12,000

Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 12

Serial No. 695397

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic Chamber: 2 - 3/4”

Gauge: 12

Winchester Factory Cut-A Way saleman sample of the Winchester Model 12 shotgun. From the estate collection of Winchester Custom Shop gunsmith William Smith, who was noted as a chief gunsmith for the Winchester Model 21. Blue finished with varnished walnut stocks with checkered black plastic buttplate with Winchester monogram in center. Manufactured with viewing ports factory machined into the receiver to expose the operation of the cartridge elevator, bolt disconnector, hammer and sear, locking bolt , slide/bolt linkage, magazine cartridge stop, and the extractor mechanism on both sides. The forearm has been cutaway to expose the full length steel forearm assembly. These factory cutaways were used by Winchester salesmen to show the superior workmanship and simpler operation of their product. This example is dated to 1937 by serial number. CONDITION: Very fine with some very minor handling marks and most all metal and wood finishes remain. Mechanically fine 6,000 - 8,000

1267 - (C) ORIGINAL WINCHESTER MODEL 12 CUTAWAY 12 GAUGE SLIDE ACTION SHOTGUN.

1268 - (M) EMPIRE RIFLES EXPRESS GRADE .416 REMINGTON BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Empire Rifles

Model: Bolt Action

Serial No. ES0035

Caliber/Bore: .416 Remington

Barrel Length: 22”

FFL Status: Modern

This handsome safari rifle was built by Empire Rifles of Meriden, New Hampshire in 2007. It has durable all-weather matte finishes. The free floated stainless match grade barrel is fitted with a perforated muzzle break, hooded blade front sight on a ramped base, and adjustable Safari style rear sight. Rifle is also mounted with a quality Zeiss Daivari

Classic 1.5-6x42mm scope on factory fitted quick detach rings. Magnum 98 Mauser style controlled feed action with extended bolt handle. Action is glass bedded with aluminum cross bolts. XXX grade slab sawn satin finished walnut stock with ebony tip, multipoint checkering, push button release hinged bottom metal, checkered grip with skeleton cap, shadow line European cheek piece, “BC” engraved gold toe line escutcheon, and a Decelerator recoil pad. An Empire Rifles field sling is mounted via barrel sling eye and inletted rear swivel. Gun is accompanied by factory paperwork including original build sheet. CONDITION: Excellent. Virtually all of the factory original finishes are retained with minor handling marks. Stock is likewise fine. Well defined bore. Fine mechanics. Clear optics. 8,000 - 12,000

1269

Manufacturer: Famars

Model: Sidelock SxS

Serial No. 30791

Barrel Length: 26”

FFL Status: Modern

Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2”

Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/4”

Length of Pull: 14 - 3/8”

Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .023 (R) .029

Chamber: 3”

Choke: (L) .001 (R) .001

Gauge: 28

Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .565 (R) .565

Weight: 5 lbs. 9 oz.

Built in 1976. This gun has 26” blued steel dovetail barrels and 3” chambers. Barrels are fitted with ejectors, smooth concave tapered rib, and a size appropriate round steel front bead sight. Left barrel reads “Armi - Famars - Gardone V.T.”. Bottom of left barrel reads “14.2” and with Italian proofs. Mid rib stamped “1 M1L”. Bottom of right barrel reads “KG1,020 14.2” also with Italian proof marks. Barrel flats stamped “CAM. 76, FAMARS, SA, AB (in square), PSF (with * above), FINITO (with * star above)” and “30791” for serial number. Rear lump stamped Mario, Remo, Prim and Tony. Chokes are Skeet and Skeet. The brushed coin finished sidelock action is fitted with disc set strikers, no-auto safe, “SICURRA” in gold, single mechanical checkered trigger, and gas escape ports. Top lever and safety slide are engraved with fine scroll and both are checkered. Fences are chiseled with oak leaves. Sidelocks are engraved with border scrolls and rose bouquets and scrolls. Left lock with “FAMARS” in gold and right lock with “Gardone V.T.” also in gold. Bottom action with matching scroll and “FAMARS” in gold. The single trigger is protected by a right hand rolled edged scroll engraved guard that extend through a long bottom strap with similar engraving and serial number “30791” in gold. A tan European walnut stock with English straight hand grip with fine point checkering has been fitted with a gold inlay of “JBE” on comb. Butt stock with matched fine checkering. Semi-beavertail forend with matched checkering has light scroll on borders of iron metal. Escutcheon is engraved with scrolls and Anson styled push button release is checkered. Center of forend is adorned with gold shield which is engraved “FAMARS”. Gun travels in a brown leather case with red gun sock, nickel plated snap caps, and black and silver trade label. CONDITION: Very good. Barrels retain nearly all of their original blue with a bit of forend rub and a very small bit of frosting at muzzle. Action is tight on face, ejectors are timed well, and trigger is crisp. Stock is very good with light handling marks and a slight bruise to checkering on right side of grip. Forend is very good with only a couple of small dings to gold shield. Case good. 9,000 - 12,000

- (M) FAMARS 28 BORE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN.

1270 - (M) JOHN BOLLINGER .338 RUM BOLT ACTION RIFLE WITH SWAROVSKI GLASS.

Manufacturer: John Bollinger

Model: Bolt Action

Serial No. G3006453

Caliber/Bore: .338 RUM

Barrel Length: 26”

FFL Status: Modern

John Bollinger is a highly respected name in the custom rifle world and his pieces are excellent. Built with a fluted barrel marked “Three Thirty Eight / Remington Ultra” on left side of shank and “John Bollinger / Riflemaker” on right. Winchester Model 70 action as customized by Bollinger with a a jeweled bolt and magazine follower, five-panel checkered bolt accented with geometric inserts, three position safety, and a Swarovski 2.5-15x44 scope with SFP BR reticle. Outstanding darkly veined and richly figured deluxe Turkish walnut stock with fleur-de-lis pattern checkering at the forearm and right-side-palm-swell pistol grip, with contrasting rosewood forearm cap, skeletonized pistol grip cap, Decelerator black rubber recoil pad, sling studs on islands at forearm and toe line, and dual reinforcement bolts below the action. Shadowline cheekpiece with a fluted nose that runs gracefully into pistol grip. CONDITION: Excellent, retaining virtually all of the custom blacked finish with some extremely minor handling marks. Stocks commensurate with some very minor marks from handling and storage. Mechanically fine, bore excellent with strong rifling and some minor firing residue. Glass is clear and throws smoothly. A fabulous rifle in a versatile caliber. 12,000 - 18,000

1271 - (M) RIGBY BIG GAME .416 RIGBY BOLT ACTION RIFLE WITH CASE.

Manufacturer: Rigby

Model: Big Game

Serial No. 11265

Caliber/Bore: .416 Rigby

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Modern

Length of Pull: 14 - 1/2”

Weight: 10 lbs 7.5 oz

Brass bead front sight on island sleeved and sweated to muzzle, with a smooth ramp and relieved for a moon sight. Quarter length rib with round point, fit with dovetailed express rear sight with three leaves, one standing, two folding, with the folding leaves marked “150” and “250”, standing leaf with white line express line, signed behind standing leaf “RIGBY’S SPECIAL .416 BORE FOR BIG GAME”. Band sweated halfway down barrel with sling bow mounted to eye. Heavy taper barrel with “.416 Rigby” on left shank, mid with “John Rigby & Co 13 - 19 Pensbury Place, London, SW8”, right with British nitro proof for .416 Rigby date 2022, with serial number matching action; underside with import mark for Mauser USA between sling band and forearm tip. Mauser M98 double square bridge magnum action with Mauser information on left side, three position safety, and currently set up for turn-off scope mounts. Straddle floorplate, trigger guard with Rigby serial number. Deluxe Turkish walnut stock, darkly veined, with rich fiddlebacking throughout, point pattern checkering wrapped around the forearm and in two panels at pistol grip, beaded cheekpiece, and sling bow on stud at toe line. Case colored pistol grip cap with trap, red rubber recoil pad with covered screws. In appropriate Rigby slip with branded plastic case and Rigby cardboard shipping box, containing a Rigby leather folio with introductory letter, manual, registration card, and test target with three shots at 65 yards, shot with Norma 400 grain ammo, on July 14th, 2022, and signed by Jamie Holland. CONDITION: Excellent, retaining virtually all of the the factory original finishes throughout with some very minor scattered handling marks, most notable some dings and a long impression on left side of forearm tip. Mechanically fine, bore excellent, bright and shiny with some minor firing residue, likely from proof. Accessories fine. This is great example in the classic African cartridge. 18,000 - 24,000

1272 - (M) PARKWEST ARMS SD-76 “DARK CONTINENT” .450 RIGBY BOLT ACTION RIFLE WITH CASE.

Manufacturer: Parkwest Arms

Model: SD-76

Serial No. PW0109

Caliber/Bore: .450 Rigby

Barrel Length: 24 - 5/8”

FFL Status: Modern Weight: 11 lbs

These rifles were designed by Parkwest Arms to meet the harsh requirements of hunting on African safaris. Heavy profile barrel with a white bead front sight on a smooth ramp and protected by a button-retained hood on a sleeve sweated on to muzzle. Band sweated approximately halfway down barrel with eye. Quarter length rib with screwed-in fixed leaf express rear sight with white enamel enhanced express line, and engraved “450 RIGBY” on left side of shank. Case colored action fit with Talley ring bases case colored en suite, three position wing safety, serial number above left side gas escape port, Parkwest Arms logo on left side, and a five-panel checkered bolt knob. Hinged floorplate magazine case colored en suite and engraved with large format scrollwork and gold inlaid “PW0109 / 450 RIGBY”. Gorgeous, densely grained Bastogne walnut stock with rich fiddleback built with a contrasting rosewood forend cap, fleur-de-lis pattern checkering at forearm and pistol grip, case colored reinforcing bolts below action, case colored pistol grip cap, pancake cheekpiece, golden oval at toe line, and a case colored eye at toe line. Housed in a Negrini case with Parkwest Arms certificate in lid and containing accessories including case colored QD Talley rings, allen wrench for same, factory paperwork packet including test target, and manuals. CONDITION: Excellent, retaining virtually all of the finishes to metal and wood with some very mild handling and storage marks. Mechanically fine, bore with strong rifling and some moderate frosting, likely from proof. An outstanding rifle in a great cartridge well suited to Africa. 18,000 - 24,000

1273 - (M) HEYM .470 NITRO EXPRESS SIDE BY SIDE DOUBLE RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Heym

Model: Double Rifle

Serial No. 81814

Caliber/Bore: .470 Nitro Express

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Modern

Length of Pull: 14 - 1/8” over pad, cast off

Weight: 9 lbs 13 oz

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Shoe lump barrels fit with a brass bead front sight dovetailed vertically into island sweated to muzzle with flip-up moon sight and smooth ramp. Half length rib with rounded point, matted across the top with an open vignette that reads “PAUL JAEGER INC. GRAND JUNCTION, TN”, and fit with an express rear sight with four leaves, one standing and three folding, with folding leaves marked “50”, “100”, and “150” respectively, standing leaf unmarked. Breeches decorated with dot-and-linework engraving and gold wirework that extends down the edges of the barrel flats, with rib extension engraved with florals and pierced for a Greener style crossbolt. Tubes marked ahead of the barrel flats with German nitro proof and Munich shield proof. Barrel flat with German proof, Munich shield proof, “2IG” for 2006, “470 N.E.” and serial number. Low profile beavertail forearm with a Deely style latch release engraved with light acanthus scroll and linework. Checkered in two panels of modified point pattern checkering. Boxlock action engraved with acanthus scrollwork and linework edges, recoil shields decorated with heart-and-dart motifs, underside with “FREDRICH WILH. HEYM” in open ribbon. Action flats with serial number and nitro proof. Gold washed double triggers, non-automatic safety with “S” ahead of slide. Break action lever flanked by brass firing pin indicators. Long strap trigger guard engraved on bow en suite, with strap running all the to pistol grip cap. Restrained walnut stock with elongated sidepanels, two panels of point pattern checkering at the wrist, stud with eye on toeline, shadowline cheekpiece, fluted nose, and Kick-Eez recoil pad. Housed in Heym branded blue plastic case. CONDITION: Very good as refreshed in the sporting tradition. Barrels with virtually all of their finish with some scattered handling marks and rubs, some mottling towards muzzles and silvering where forearm touches barrels, some pockmarks under blue near right tip of rib. Stocks very good with a very minor sliver missing on left side of forearm, evidence of small sliver repair towards fang. Action very good with some surface mottling and handling marks. Stock with some scattered handling marks and impressions. Mechanically fine, bores with strong rifling and some firing residue. A well handling double rifle in one of the all-time-classic dangerous game chamberings. 12,000 - 18,000

1274 - (M) DAVID MCKAY BROWN 12 BORE OVER/UNDER SHOTGUN IN CASE.

Manufacturer: David McKay Brown

Model: Over/Under

Serial No. 7524

Barrel Length: 28”

FFL Status: Modern

Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8”

Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/4”

Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4”

Barrel Wall Thickness: (BOTH) .025

Chamber: 2 - 3/4”

Choke: (O) .006 (U) .005

Gauge: 12

Internal Bore Diameter: (O) .735 (U) .734

Weight: 6 lbs 11 oz

This fine gun by this highly regarded Scottish maker, who has been keeping the Dickson round action tradition alive, has 28” demi-bloc barrels mounted with narrow, flat, matted rib. Right side of top barrel is engraved “David McKay Brown (Gunmakers), 32, Hamilton Road, Bothwell”. Bottom of bottom barrel is stamped with 1993 London nitro proofs for 2 - 3/4” chambers and serial number. Case hardened, round bodied, trigger plate, low profile action features automatic safety (SAFE inlaid in gold), and double triggers. Action is engraved with near full coverage very well cut, medium, open shaded scroll. “David McKay Brown” is in scrolled riband on each side. Top lever, forend iron, and trigger guard are engraved to match action. Serial number is at grip. Attractively marbled and figured European walnut straight grip buttstock measures 14 - 1/4” over checkered wood butt, and features diamond hand, point pattern checkering with mullered borders at grip, and gold oval engraved “LBL” on toe line. Slim matching forend has Anson release. Exceptional quality walnut and black morocco leather case with embossed gold line embellishment on top, has two key locks. Interior is lined in scarlet leather with embossed gold filigree decoration around border of lid. Leather is also embossed with McKay Brown name and address, “ROUND ACTION GAME GUN”, and “Serial No. 7524”. Bottom, also in red leather, is French fitted for stock and action, barrels, and an array of high-quality accessories including: 2-piece ebony and brass cleaning rod, horn handled chamber brush, 3 horn-handled turnscrews, pair of horn and brass snap caps, round polished brass oil bottle, and round polished brass vaseline bottle. Case key is tied to handle. CONDITION: Excellent, showing limited field use. Barrels retain over 95% original blue, slightly silvered at muzzles and sharp edges. Action retains approximately 95% of its original case hardening color, silvered on sharp edges and at rear of top tang. Temper blue of safety is silvered, as is top lever thumbpiece. Bluing on trigger guard is thinning and silvering at grip. Stocks retain a few light handling marks in their original hand rubbed oil finish, checkering lightly worn. Bores are excellent. Action is tight. Barrels are on face. Ejectors are strong and in time. Exterior case leather is excellent with a few slight rubs and compressions. Handle is excellent. Interior leather is excellent with some slight rubs. Accessories are excellent. 40,000 - 60,000

1275 - (A) KAISER WILHELM II’S NO.

1 SPANDAU SCHLEGELMILCH BOLT

ACTION SPORTING RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Gewehrfabrik

Spandau

Model: Schlegelmilch Sporter

Serial No. 1

Caliber/Bore: 8x57mm (.318)

Barrel Length: 25 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

This truly exceptional German sporting rifle was manufactured by Spandau Arsenal in 1898, as is inlaid in silver “GEWEHRFABRIK / SPANDAU / 1898” under the imperial crown on the bolt shroud. It features a very smooth action developed by Louis Schlegelmilch, the lead armorer at Spandau, which was initially trialed against the 1898 Mauser as the Model 1896. This design utilizes a barrel extension that interfaces directly with the double bolt lugs, allowing the barrel to be easily swapped. The rust blued, sporting taper barrel is numbered “1” at the breech. It is fitted with a petite drift adjustable blade front sight on a checkered ramped base, as well as a v-notch rear sight which appears to be missing a second leaf. The tang is also mounted with a pop up adjustable aperture rear sight. The checkered spoon handle bolt and components are numbered “1”. Gun feeds from an internal magazine and is fitted with a charger guide. Hinged, quick detachable bottom metal assembly fitted with double set triggers. Classic Schnabel tipped walnut sporting stock with checkered round knob grip and steel widow’s peak butt plate. A felt lined trapdoor cartridge compartment for a clip of ammunition is inletted into the toeline. Rifle has sling swivels, the forward swivel sweated onto the barrel. It is believed this rifle was made for Kaiser Wilhelm II’s personal use. Three such Schlegelmilch sporters have come to light, two rifles and a carbine, numbered “1”, “2”, and “3”. All of which are nicely appointed but remain practical for the hunt, as the Kaiser preferred. These rifles were most likely military prototypes retrofitted for him. A 1913 article in “Wild und Hund”, “The Hunting Guns of the Kaiser” as translated by Dietrich Apel discusses the 24 shotguns and 32 rifles in the Kaisers collection. Most notably “are the 8mm carbines (picture 11) which were produced by the gun factory Spandau using the Sclegelmilch-Spandau design; these guns which were only used on hunts by the royal court...” According to a copy of a letter from former owner, aviator and gunsmith Captain John Miller, this rifle was liberated by a GI from the Spandau Imperial Arms Museum. Shortly after the War, the gentleman visited him from New York City asking if he could mount a scope to it. Miller, having determined the rifle to be of some significance, traded another Model 98 rifle he had sporterized for it. The rifle later won the NRA Cup at the Sixth Gold Medal Concours d’ Elegance of Fine Guns and was displayed at the NRA museum for over a decade. It is the subject of detailed articles

“The Spandau Sporting Rifle, Serial No. 1” by Dietrich Apel in Der Waffenschmied No. 14, Summer 2002, and “The Hunting Guns of the German Kaiser” by Apel in Der Waffenschmied No. 17, Spring 2003, also gracing the cover of that issue. Gun is accompanied by copies of these publications and a large file of research and provenance. CONDITION: Excellent. Rifle retains approximately 95% of its original blue with some mild use evident, especially towards the muzzle. A few dings are present with a an area on the bolt shroud cleaned with some finish added. Stocks show expected field impressions and nicks. Bore is bright with well defined rifling. Especially fine, very smooth mechanics. A very attractive and important German sporting rifle from Kaiser Wilhelm II arms collection. 12,000 - 18,000

1276 - (M) CASED GALEAZZI ENGRAVED ABBIATICO & SALVINELLI 28 BORE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN.

Manufacturer: Abbiatico & Salvinelli

Model: Pinless Sidelock Side by Side

Serial No. 97

Barrel Length: 26”

FFL Status: Modern

Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2”

Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/8”

Length of Pull: 14 - 3/8”

Barrel Wall Thickness: (L) .024 (R) .021

Chamber: 2 - 3/4”

Choke: (L) .028 (R) .018

Gauge: 28 Bore

Internal Bore Diameter: (L) .556 (R) .560

Weight: 5 Lbs. 3 oz.

Built circa 1981. This game gun is built with 26” chopper lump blued steel barrels. Barrels are nicely designated with ejectors, matte, tapered rib with a small round steel front bead sight. “Abbiatico & Salvinelli” is on the left barrel with gold inlay. Barrel bottoms read, “JOE BOJALAD - PITTSBURGH”, CAM. 70”. Barrels are also stamped “14,1”, “**” on left barrel and “KGO920”,”****”,”14,2’. Barrel flats are marked with Italian proofs, “A&S”, “MADE IN ITALY”, “097” (for Serial number). Rear lump marked “DANTE, MARIO, GIAN, POLI, REMO and TONY”. Chokes are Full and Improved Modified. The coin finished pinless sidelock action is non-auto safe. “S” in gold. Safe slide is engraved and checkered. Top lever is scroll engraved with thumb piece being checkered. Action also is built disk set strikers. This sweet little gun’s Bulino game scenes are engraved by Master Engraver Galeazzi and its scroll work is engraved by “D.MARCO INC.”, which is signed on trigger plate. Left lock plate is engraved with 3 primitive hunters, 2 with spears and 1 bare handed in woods while hunting wild boar. 1 of the boar has the third spear in it. Right lockplate with primitive hunters in woods, hunting bear and stag with spears and stone hand axes as if in battle while a spirit hunter / warrior is pointing giving direction. Bottom action with hunters returning to village and family in woods and under tent. The single mechanical trigger is shielded by a right hand rolled edged scroll engraved trigger guard which extends to a matched scroll engraved long bottom strap. A deep reddish brown and marbled European walnut stock has been fitted with drop points, finely checkered English straight hand grip, and a matched finely checkered butt. The gun’s semi beavertail forend has matched checkering and its exterior iron metal and escutcheon are scroll engraved. Inner iron metal with gold inlay of the gun serial number “097”. Anson styled forend release is checkered. The gun lives and travels in a leather case with red lining, Abbiatico & Salvinelli leather trade label on interior lid. Case is fitted with 3 piece wooden cleaning rod, nickel oil bottle, and striker pot. Striker pot with extra firing pins and springs. CONDITION: Excellent. Barrels retain 99% original blue. Ghosts in rib. Action, ejectors, and trigger are sound. Stock and forend excellent. Great gun! 15,000 - 25,000

1277 - (C) HOLLAND & HOLLAND 12 GAUGE SIDE BY SIDE PARADOX WITH CASE, SOLD TO PRINCE VICTOR KORSCHOUBEY (1913)

Manufacturer: H&H

Model: Paradox

Serial No. 15922

Barrel Length: 28”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Drop at Comb: 1 - 5/8”

Drop at Heel: 2 - 5/8”

Length of Pull: 14 - 5/8”

Chamber: 2 - 1/2”

Choke: Paradox

Gauge: 12

Weight: 8 lbs

Made 1913 per included copy of build sheet. Chopper lump barrels made with a diminutive bead front sight screwed into rib at muzzle, on a narrowing matted solid rib, with a two leaf folding rear sight, both folding, one leaf regulated for 50/100 yards, one regulated for 150 yards with silver express line. Right tube engraved with 98 New Bond street address, left with “”NITRO PARADOX””. Breech with a hidden third bite and ejectors. Underside of barrel flats with Nitro proofs for a 12 gauge with 1 - 1/8 oz of shot, a 750 grain bullet, “CORDITE” and “R. CHOKE”, and Millbrook import mark. With a sling bow on eye on island sweated to underside of rib. Matching tube numbers behind forearm loop. Flat bottom splinter forearm with reinforced Anson plunger style release with matching serial number on interior, light strapwork at the borders. Classic sidelock action with H&H hand detachable sidelocks with gold line cocking indicators and strapwork around the borders en suite. Signed “Holland & Holland” at the bards. Underside of action with “ROYAL / HAMMERLESS / EJECTOR”. Double triggers, front hinged, with non-automatic safety with intaglio gold “SAFE” ahead of slide. Long top strap runs over top of comb. Later walnut stock of a restrained grain with tear drops, a Prince of Wales grip with diamond cross-section and two panels of modified point and wave checkering about the pistol grip, golden oval and sling bow on stud at toe line, and a leather wrapped recoil pad. Housed in a brass tabbed case embossed “K.F. Collier” with traces of shipping freight labels on exterior. Interior of lid with H&H trade label and charge card both of later vintage. Accessories comprise two threaded handles, brush, drop weight, bullet mold and sprue cutter for Paradox bullet, bullet sizer, Paradox Fixer, and another tool with roll pin and threaded head. Accompanied by the original forearm and stock set, stripped of hardware, but clearly marked with matching serial number, in identical configuration. Accompanied by a copy of the H&H order book, and what appears to be a transcription of the actual build sheet, indicating that the gun was sold to General Prince Victor Korschoubey in St. Petersburg, Russia, as a “Best Quality 12 Bore Royal Hammerless Ejector Nitro Paradox 28-inch steel barrels, long top strap, detachable locks, non-automatic safety, Hinged front trigger. Enameled tipped foresight.” and “regulated for expanding bullets”; evidently it was also sold with a pair of Royal 12 bores. Brief research indicates that an appropriately aged Victor Korschoubey was born in Russia in 1893 and served in World War I, and was also involved in helping secure American Air Force bases in Russia that allowed for bombing raids into East Germany. CONDITION: Very good as conserved in the English tradition, retaining the vast majority of a good quality reblack with some scattered handling marks and rubs. Action metal essentially in the grey with some scattered darkness and areas of oil discoloration. Stocks very good with scattered handling marks and impressions. Mechanically fine, bore with some scattered oxidation and strong Paradox rifling. Accessories good with evidence of age and some distress to edges throughout, some rubs through lining, and some

1278 - (C) W.C. SCOTT 12 GAUGE “THE MONTE CARLO B” SLE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN.

Manufacturer: W.C. Scott

Model: The Monte Carlo B

Serial No. 102222

Barrel Length: 28 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2”

Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/4”

Length of Pull: 14” over pad

Chamber: 2 - 1/2”

Choke: Full / IC

Gauge: 12

Manufactured 1920. 7 pin side lock 12 gauge with 2 - 1/2” chambers, Full and Improved Cylinder chokes, double triggers, and ejectors. Concave matted solid rib with barrels maker marked and “THE MONTE CARLO”. Mounted with nicely figured black walnut stocks with teardrop at wrist, checkered at wrist and forearm. Anson and Deeley forearm release and automatic safety. CONDITION: Very good with brilliant bright bores. 95% blue finish on barrels. Receiver and locks are profusely game scene engraved with vignettes of partridge surrounded by fine scroll and foliate with shadows of case color on sides. Balance point is worn to silver. Stocks are very good with light checkering wear and evidence of some additional finish in checkering. Contemporary recoil pad with overall LOP 14”. Locks solidly and barrels remain on face. A very fine English sidelock double shotgun. Mechancially excellent 2,500 - 4,500

1279 - (M) PARKER REPRODUCTIONS DHE 12 BORE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN WITH CASE.

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: DHE

Serial No. 12-01256

Barrel Length: 28”

FFL Status: Modern

Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/4”

Drop at Heel: 2”

Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4”

Chamber: 2 - 3/4”

Choke: (L) Mod (R) Imp Cyl Gauge: 12 Gauge

Manufactured under the direction of Winchester as a faithful reproduction of the beloved Parker side by side. Blued barrels with a matted concave rib and single mushroom bead front sight. Barrel address reads “Parker Reproduction by WINCHESTER / EAST ALTON IL. U.S.A. Made in Japan”. Barrel flats have Winchester “WP” proof and “OVERLOAD / PARKER REPRODUCTION / PROOVED” proofs. Fit with ejectors. 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 Deeley release and tip. The nicely figured stock is formed with tear drop embellished side panels, checkered pistol grip, “PARKER BY WINCHESTER” plastic grip cap, blank vanity plate, and checkered butt with engraved skeleton butt plate. Housed in a correct Parker Reproductions case with oiler and a pair of snap caps. Includes blank outer box. CONDITION: Fine. Barrels retain nearly all of their factory blue with a few light marks. Bright action colors observed to the rear, the underside fading to patina. Forend is very fine with a few handling marks. Stock also has some scattered light marks and one larger impression on the left side. Bright bores. Fine mechanics. Case is very good with some surface wear. 2,500 - 3,500

1280 - (M) PARKER REPRODUCTIONS DHE 12 BORE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN WITH CASE.

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: DHE

Serial No. 12SS00089

Barrel Length: 28”

FFL Status: Modern

Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/4”

Drop at Heel: 2”

Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4”

Chamber: 3”

Choke: (L) Mod (R) Imp Cyl Gauge: 12 Gauge

Manufactured under the direction of Winchester as a high quality reproduction of the iconic Parker side by side. The blued barrels have a matted concave rib and mushroom bead front sight. Barrel address reads “Parker Reproduction by WINCHESTER / EAST ALTON IL. U.S.A. Made in Japan”. Barrel flats have Winchester “WP” proof and “OVERLOAD / PARKER REPRODUCTION / PROOVED” proofs. Automatic ejectors. 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 splinter forend with case hardened Deeley release and tip. The straight grip stock is formed with tear drop embellished side panels, checkered wrist, blank vanity plate, and checkered butt with engraved skeleton butt plate. Includes a Parker Reproductions luggage case with a pair of snap caps, canvas cover, and plain outer box. CONDITION: Near excellent. Nearly all of the factory blue is retained on the barrels with some light thinning. Case colors are strong and bright although have begun fading on the underside. Stocks are fine with a few scattered impressions and scratches. Bores are bright, showing some mild use. Fine mechanics.

2,500 - 3,500

1281 - (M) PARKER REPRODUCTIONS DHE 20 BORE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN WITH CASE.

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: DHE

Serial No. 20-03811

Barrel Length: 26”

FFL Status: Modern

Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8”

Drop at Heel: 2 - 1/4”

Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4”

Chamber: 2 - 3/4”

Choke: (L) Mod (R) Imp Cyl

Gauge: 20 Gauge

These high quality renditions of the iconic Parker Brothers side by side were manufactured in Japan under the direction of Winchester in the 1980s. The blued barrels have a concave rib, single mushroom bead sight, and ejectors. Barrel flats are marked with “WP” and “OVERLOAD / PARKER REPRODUCTION / PROOVED” proofs. Case colored action engraved with pointer dog vignettes on each side as well as a trio of game birds on the underside, all embellished with scroll. Single selective trigger and automatic safety. Multipoint checkered walnut splinter forend with case colored Deeley release and tip. Figured straight grip walnut stock with tear drop side panels, a checkered wrist, blank toe line escutcheon, and checkered butt with engraved skeleton butt plate. Gun is housed in a correct Parker Reproductions case with canvas cover and snap caps. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the factory blue is retained on the barrel with a few rubs. Action colors are strong and bright throughout. Stocks have a few scattered impressions but are otherwise very fine. Bright bores. Fine mechanics. 2,500 - 4,000

1282 - (A) MARTIALLY INSPECTED REMINGTON MODEL 1858 ARMY .44 PERCUSSION

SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Remington

Model: 1858

Serial No. 103196

Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled

Barrel Length: 8”

FFL Status: Antique

One of the strongest and most desired handguns of the Civil War. Features the octagon barrel, pinched blade front sight, blue finish, case color hammer, brass trigger guard, and two piece walnut grips with sharp cartouche stamp on left panel “OWA” for Orville W. Ainsworth. There are numerous sub inspector stamps. Barrel has the “E. Remington New Model” legend. CONDITION: Excellent. The frame retains nearly all the bright blue finish showing minor handling marks, high edge wear, and toning. Cylinder has flaked to a crisp patina. Barrel retains over half the bright blue with flaking and the lever is en suite. Brass has toned. Grips are excellent. Hammer colors have darkened. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. This revolver did not see much use and is still extremely crisp. 3,000 - 5,000

1283 - (A) FACTORY ENGRAVED ADAMS & TRANTER PATENT DOUBLE ACTION ONLY

PERCUSSION REVOLVER RETAILED BY J. BLANCH & SON.

Manufacturer: Adams & Tranter

Model: 4th Model

Serial No. 17786T

Caliber/Bore: .450 Rifled

Barrel Length: 6”

FFL Status: Antique

4th model with the single trigger, octagonal barrel, dovetailed bead front sight, and one piece checkered walnut grips with metal pommel. The right side of frame is stamped “ADAMS & TRANGERS PATENT N17786T”. There are the usual various British proof marks. “Tranters Patent” is stamped on left side of frame. Left side of barrel has the mounted bullet seater. Revolver is double action only. Gun exhibits light English scroll engraving about the frame. Top of frame is stamped with the famed London dealer “J. BLANCH & SON GRACESHUCRCH ST. LONDON”. The period English oak case has a Blanch trade label inside the lid. The case houses a Tranter stamped two cavity brass bullet mold, a small bag flask, a wood handle turn screw and nipple wrench, a wooden clean rod, and an Eley cap tin. CONDITION: Fine. Right side of frame and barrel retain about 80% blue with some flaking. The left side of frame retains about 20% blue with balance flaked and bit of salt pepper on upper

Guard is patina. Grips are excellent. Mechanically sound with a well defined

1284 - (A) CASED AND ENGRAVED CHARLES DANDOY ADAMS PATENT DOUBLE ACTION PERCUSSION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: C. Dandoy

Model: Adams Patent

Serial No. 4053

Caliber/Bore: .50 Rifled

Barrel Length: 8”

FFL Status: Antique

Charles Dandoy was registered in Liege from 1846 through 1867. About 1851, he began importing and then, under license, manufacturing the newly developed solid frame Model 1851 Adams patent .500 Dragoon revolver. Dandoy built this large holster revolver in early 1850s as evidenced by the legend atop the barrel which reads “MANUFed by C. DANDOY LEIGE

Licensed by DEANE & ADAMS LONDON”. Right side of frame is stamped “Adams Patent No 4053”. Left side of frame is stamped “ADAMS PATENT 1851”. The frame and trigger guard features light English style scroll engraving. Comes with two case color finished percussion cylinders, both numbered “4053”. Standard features are the double action only spur less hammer, octagon barrel, blue finish, a dovetailed bead front sight, and one piece checkered walnut grips with engraved trap. Comes in a green lined, French fitted contrasting wood case that houses a brass two cavity Adams 1851 patent bullet mold, a powder flask, wood handle turn screw, metal wad cutter, wood cleaning rod, oil bottle and fitted space for extra cylinder. Inside lid in gold gilt is “12 RUE D’ENGHIEN LePAGE FRERES PARIS”. LePage Frères operated a retail shop as a a Belgian-French collaboration in Paris in the mid-19th century. CONDITION: Fine. Both of the case color cylinders have faded to grey brown patina. The frame and barrel still retain at least 75-80% blue partially starting to dull. The grips are excellent and crisp. Mechanically sound. The bore is bright but lightly frosted. 3,000 - 4,000

left frame. The cylinder retains majority of the dulling blue.

bore showing minor abrasion. 3,000 - 4,000

1285 - (A) BENJAMIN COGSWELL RETAILED TRANTER PATENT DOUBLE ACTION PERCUSSION REVOLVER WITH CASE.

Manufacturer: Tranter

Model: 4th Model

Serial No. 8163T

Caliber/Bore: .442 Rifled

Barrel Length: 6”

FFL Status: Antique

Benjamin Cogswell operated his shop on 24 Strand Street, London and is so stamped on top of frame along with his trade label inside the case lid. This is a 4th model with Tranter “T” serial number suffix. J.E.B. Stuart was known to have carried a 4th Model, and that there is documented Confederate use of Tranter revolvers as low as the three thousands. This is pre-Civil War production. It features high polish English blue finish with case color cylinder. Other features include the small dovetailed bead front sight and one piece checkered walnut grips with metal pommel. The “Tranter’s Patent” stamp is on the left side of frame and the loading lever. The Cogswell dealer legend is on frame. The frame and cylinder have numerous British inspection stamps. The serial number is stamped on the right side of frame. The green lined period English oak case features the Goswell trade label and houses a Tranter stamped brass two cavity bullet mold, a Dixon brass powder flask, a wood handle turn screw, and two large cap tins, one of which is stamped “Eley Bro London”. On the inside lid lip is written in pencil “J. H. TANNER AUG 7, 1858 D7 ROBERY PLACE” along with “8/63” and “V. R. T. / U U A (indistinct)”. CONDITION: Fine. Gun appears to have seen little use. Revolver retains at least 90% of its bright English blue with some flaking on right side of frame along with sundry handling marks. The cylinder colors have faded but shows no real signs of any face powder burn. Trigger guard has faded with flashes of protected blue. Grips are sharp and excellent. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. All legends are sharp. This is an extremely nice holster pistol with a great case and accessories. Some more research might turn up information on Tannner. 4,000 - 5,000

1286 - (A) CASED ADAMS PATENT LARGE FRAME DOUBLE ACTION PERCUSSION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Adams Patent

Model: DA

Serial No. 24748R

Caliber/Bore: .455 Rifled

Barrel Length: 5 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Antique

This beautifully finished high polish revolver is stamped “B9077” and “Adams Patent No. 24748R” on the right side of frame. The cylinder is stamped with “24749” matching the patent use number. There are British proof marks on barrel and all cylinder walls. Features the English high polish blue finish, a dovetailed small blade front sight, and one piece checkered walnut grips with a solid metal pommel. Comes in an oak case with dealer label for John Pratt of Edinburgh. The case houses a two cavity brass bullet mold, a Dixon bag flask, a wood handle turn screw, and a wood cleaning rod. CONDITION: Excellent. The barrel and frame retain nearly all of its bright blue with nominal handling marks. The cylinder is just as bright blue with some nominal flaking. Trigger guard and pommel retain a small measure of blue. Grips are excellent and sharp. Mechanically sound with a bright bold bore. Stunning set. 3,500 - 4,500

1287 - (A) RARE ENGRAVED BREVETTE LEFAUCHEUX DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER WITH BAYONET.

Manufacturer: Belgian

Model: Lefaucheux

Serial No. 119954

Caliber/Bore: 12mm Pinfire

Barrel Length: 6 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Antique

Manufactured in Belgium circa 1870 and marked “E. LEFAUCHEUX / INVR BREVETTE”. Round barrel with tall front sight and turned down muzzle to accept a baronet. Frame engraved throughout with vine motifs. Checkered walnut grips carved with foliate panels near the top. Complete with a well-fitting fullered spontoon blade bayonet with checkered walnut grip scales, carved in the similar manner as the revolver grips. CONDITION: Very good overall. Metal components display a mottled gray patina. Engraving and markings remain sharp and legible. Grips are very fine with sharp checkering and carving, the bayonet grips somewhat crisper. Strong, bright bore with some mild oxidation spots. Fine mechanics. 3,500 - 5,000

1288 - (A) COLT FIRST MODEL DRAGOON SINGLE ACTION PERCUSSION PISTOL

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Dragoon

Serial No. 4972

Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled

Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

Produced in 1849. This revolver features oval locking slots on the cylinder and six locking pins at rear. Barrel address for Sam Colt, New York City appears on the top of breech. One piece walnut grips. CONDITION: The revolver appears to have been refinished long ago, with finish and case colors appearing in the fine pitting on some surfaces. Evidence of a repair near the muzzle is illustrated by a difference in color from heat being applied. The back strap and trigger guard are a pleasing patina. All numbers are matching. The loading lever is operable and its end catch is secure. The bore is dark but has strong rifling and light freckling throughout. The revolver is mechanically sound. 3,500 - 5,000

1289 - COLT DRAGOON PARTITIONED CASE WITH CAPS

Fine Mahogany Colt partitioned case for 8” Dragoon revolver with red interior and brass furniture. Has partial can of E. Joyce percussion caps with excellent label and a small assortment of period conical and round .44 caliber projectiles. CONDITION: Very good with some very light interior soiling. One loose partition and some period of use wear. Exterior finish is excellent with some small amount of additional finish added. 1,000 - 2,000

1290 - (A) FACTORY ENGRAVED COLT 1849 POCKET PERCUSSION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1849

Serial No. 140048

Caliber/Bore: .31 Rifled

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Antique

This exceptionally attractive Colt pocket was manufactured in 1858. Brilliant high polished blue barrel with hand engraved Old English script “Saml Colt” address. Engraved in the Gustave Young style with nicely shaded foliate scroll. Case hardened frame is also engraved with nice tight scroll, the “COLTS / PATENT” hand engraved on the left. Even the screw heads and wedge are engraved. Hammer has the usual wolf head engraved on each side. The 5-shot cylinder is rollmarked with a sharp stagecoach holdup scene. Smooth 1-piece ivory grips with engraved, silver plated straps. Matching numbers observed throughout, the frame and straps with a “I” below indicating ivory grips. CONDITION: Very fine. Barrel retains the majority of its bright factory blue with some thinning, especially along the high edges and cleaned oxidation spotting over the front of the address. Cylinder retains strong traces of blue with freckling. Bright flashes of case color are visible on the frame and loading lever. Grip straps retain the vast majority of their nicely toned silver which has worn to brass at the high edges. Grips have a pleasant mellow patina. Very good bore with a few cleaned spots. Crisp mechanics. Cylinder pins show heavy wear. A very handsome engraved Pocket. 3,000 - 5,000

1291

- (A) MARTIAL COLT MODEL 1851 NAVY PERCUSSION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1851 Navy

Serial No. 56418

Caliber/Bore: .36 Rifled

Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

Produced in 1856, with a single line New York address. The frame has Colt Patent markings and is martially marked. The barrel breech has an Ordnance inspector mark of the letter “A” on the barrel breech. The grips are one piece walnut. CONDITION: The revolver has all matching numbers, including the wedge. The finish is as even plum/grey patina with traces of case color are evident on the loading lever. The bore is dark with scattered pitting throughout. There is a name scratched into the heel of the grip strap very lightly, illegible. Mechanically fine, cylinder slightly out of time, bore with strong rifling and frosting and abrasions throughout. 3,500 - 4,500

1292 - ORIGINAL ENGLISH OAK 1851 NAVY COLT DISPLAY CASE

This is a period display case for a standard Colt 1851 Navy percussion revolver. The lid has brass screws and escutcheon on top. Interior partitioned for gun and accessories, lined in dark navy. The original Colt instruction label is still affixed inside but a bit rough. Case houses a fire blue tool, an old cap tin, and a box of six Colt skins. The side paper is missing exposing the rounds; two retain the paper hulls only. 1,000 - 1,500

1293 - (A) CASED COLT MODEL 1862 PERCUSSION REVOLVER (1862).

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1862

Serial No. 9460

Caliber/Bore: .36 Rifled

Barrel Length: 4 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

Produced in 1862, this second year of production. Features a single line New York barrel address. “Colt’s Patent” marked on the left side of frame. The cylinder is fluted and rebated. The revolver comes cased with accoutrements and an affidavit of family provenance. CONDITION: Barrel with approximately 85% blue remaining. The cylinder retains blue in the flutes with patina on most surfaces. The case color is vibrant on the frame and hammer. The silver plate remains full on the trigger guard and back strap. Mechanically fine, bore with strong, well defined rifling and some oxidation towards muzzle. 3,000 - 5,000

1294 - (A) COLT MODEL 1860 ARMY PERCUSSION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1860 Army

Serial No. 59680

Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled

Barrel Length: 8”

FFL Status: Antique

Produced in 1862 with a one line New York address. The frame is marked “Colt’s Patent” on the forward left of the frame. The grips are one piece walnut. CONDITION: The revolver has all matching numbers, with exception of the wedge. The cylinder scene is very strong and the blued finish is intact and turning plum. Case colors are still evident on the loading lever. The trigger guard is a pleasing mustard patina and uncleaned. The bore is dark with scattered pitting throughout and strong rifling still present. The grips are well fitting and free of defects. Mechanically sound. 3,500 - 4,500

1295 - (A) HIGH CONDITION MARTIALLY INSPECTED STARR MODEL 1863 SINGLE

ACTION PERCUSSION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Starr

Model: 1863

Serial No. 39794

Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled

Barrel Length: 8”

FFL Status: Antique

Produced by Starr Arms in New York City from 1863 through 1865. Approximately 25000 were purchased by the US Government for the Civil War and this is one such example. Matching serial numbers, high polish blue finish, dovetailed front sight, one piece walnut grips, case colored loading lever and hammer, and fire blue screws. This example features numerous sub inspector stamps. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains at least 90% of its bright blue with trigger guard and straps drifted to patina. There is a hint of muzzle wear and some nominal handling marks. Case colors are still visible and the screws are true, retaining most of their nitre blue. Grips are excellent but there is no visible cartouche and four small pin head holes on left panel as if a plaque was removed. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 4,000 - 6,000

1296

- (A) COLT MODEL 1860 ARMY REVOLVER WITH HOLSTER

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1860

Serial No. 101347

Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled

Barrel Length: 8”

FFL Status: Antique

Produced in 1863, this revolver has a one line barrel address. Frame and hammer are case colored. The frame has no patent date. The grips are one piece walnut. All numbers are matching, with the exception of the wedge. Various inspector initials appear on the breech, cylinder and top of back strap. The left grip panel has a three letter cartouche present, but illegible. This Model Colt Model 1860 Army is one of the very few that was arsenal refinished and issued to the US Cavalry for use immediately post-Civil War for the Indian Wars. The Model 1860 continued being issued far into the 1870s and saw extensive use on the western plains by US Troopers and in the South by occupation troops until the Southern States reentered the Nation in 1877. The distinctive case colors and and distinctive metal polish on the barrel and cylinder are indicative of the US Arsenal reworks of the period. A period holster is included. CONDITION: The revolver has been arsenal refinished, and retains brilliant case colors on the hammer and more subtle colors on the frame. Case color is evident on the loading lever as well. The bore is bright with light frost in the grooves. The hammer notches are present and the mechanics are solid and lock up is tight. 4,000 - 5,500

1297 - ORIGINAL COLT MODEL 1860 ARMY PERCUSSION

REVOLVER DISPLAY CASE

The lid has a large shield type escutcheon set in at top and no brass screws. Case is partitioned for the standard 8” revolver and accessories. It is lined in a deep dark blood red. It comes with an old Eley London cap tin. There is a more recent Colt instruction label that has been aged and not attached. Good solid condition. 1,000 - 1,500

1298 - (A) COLT THIRD MODEL DRAGOON PERCUSSION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Third Model Dragoon

Serial No. 14899

Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled

Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

The gun has all matching numbers, including the wedge. Produced in 1855, this revolver features a New York City barrel address and the cylinder is marked “Model USMR” and “Colts Patent”. The frame is marked “Colt Patent” on the forward left side of frame. The grips are period ivory. CONDITION: The revolver has a pleasing grey patina overall. There is scattered light freckling on the metal surfaces. There are traces of case colors evident on the loading lever. The cylinder scene remains very strong and legible. The bore is dark with wear and corrosion. Mechanically fine, albeit soft. The grips have various dings and chips, consistent with the age of the revolver. 4,500 - 6,500

1299 - (A) FACTORY ENGRAVED REMINGTON NEW MODEL BELT MODEL SINGLE ACTION

PERCUSSION REVOLVER IN CASE.

Manufacturer: Remington

Model: New Model Belt Model

Serial No. 152

Caliber/Bore: .36 Rifled

Barrel Length: 4 - 3/8”

FFL Status: Antique

Remington Factory Engraved New Model Belt revolver with octagon barrel and 2 piece ivory grips. Scroll and vine engraved frame with chiseled bordered top strap and geometrically engraved trigger guard. Barrel is matching scroll engraved at rear. Serial numbered on underside of barrel and left side of grip frame under the grip. Cylinder has vignette of a mounted horseman in woodland scene. Blue finished with case colored hammer and silver washed trigger guard. Housed in period casing with small Eagle flask, blue finished straight leg dual cavity mold with sprue cutter and UMC cap tin. CONDITION: Very fine with most all blue finish remaining. Grips are excellent. Bore is bright. Case is very fine as refinished. Mechanically excellent. 7,500 - 10,000

1300 - (A) COLT FIRST MODEL DRAGOON SINGLE ACTION PERCUSSION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Dragoon

Serial No. 4123

Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled

Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

Produced in 1849, this revolver features a New York barrel address. The cylinder stops are of the oval type found on first models and six locking pins at the rear. The frame features a Colt patent stamp with US property marking. The revolver has all matching numbers. CONDITION: The revolver exhibits much of its original blue finish with plum colors visible underneath. The brass back straps and trigger guard show trace of silver plate in protected areas. The one piece walnut grips are smooth and well fitted and are free of cracks or repairs. The bore has strong rifling, with scattered light pitting in the grooves. Mechanically fine.

7,500 - 10,000

1301 - (A) ENGRAVED REMINGTON 1858 NEW MODEL ARMY SINGLE ACTION PERCUSSION REVOLVER WITH CASE.

Manufacturer: Remington

Model: 1858 New Model Army

Serial No. 95970

Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled

Barrel Length: 8”

FFL Status: Antique

Superb Remington engraved 1858 Army revolver in original case. Silver and gold finish with octagonal barrel, pinch post front sight, and usual 3-line address. Mounted with very fine, smooth, 2-piece ivory grips. Revolver is silver-plated with gold-washed cylinder and color case hardened hammer. Engraved in the L.D. Nimschke style and probably by himself in his distinctive style of flowing foliate arabesque patterns with pearled background which extends onto the barrel where it is mixed with geometric patterns. Top strap & top of backstrap are engraved in diamond and dot patterns. Backstrap, buttstrap, and loading lever handle are engraved to match revolver. Cylinder is engraved in matching foliate arabesque patterns around circumference with snake & dot pattern around front edge. Matching snake & dot patterns are found in front gullet of frame and on side of rammer handle. Accompanied by fine, original, purple velvet-lined casing, compartmented in bottom for the revolver, a single-sided, angle spout Remington flask, blued steel Remington dual bullet mold with sprue cutter, L-shaped nipple wrench, original brass mushroom-head steel cleaning rod, packet of 6 combustible cartridges, cap tin with reproduction label and functioning key. CONDITION: Extremely fine. Frame, barrel, loading lever & trigger guard retain virtually all of their original silver finish. Front and back straps are bright metal nearly indistinguishable from the silver finish. Cylinder retains about 80% thin gold-wash. Grips are crisp with good edges and retain a wonderful mellow ivory patina. Mechanics are fine, bright shiny bore with scattered light pitting. Case is fine with light nicks and scratches, retains about all original varnish. Interior is lightly faded with light to moderate soil in bottom. Some of the interior walls were broken and have been reglued. Flask is fine with small impression and retains most of its original finish. Mold retains strong finish with flaking on handles and some light oxidation. Other accessories are fine 15,000 - 20,000

1302 - (A) ENGRAVED COLT 1860 FLUTED ARMY SINGLE ACTION PERCUSSION REVOLVER WITH CASE.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1860 Fluted Army

Serial No. 3547

Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled

Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

Blue and color case hardened with 7 - 1/2” barrel, German silver front sight, and New-York U.S. America address. Left side of frame has “COLTS PATENT” and the silver plated brass trigger guard and steel back strap contain its original, matching numbered, 1-piece, Army-sized ivory grip. Cylinder is the full fluted style with all six safety pins crisp and ser viceable. Frame is the 4-screw style with flathead hammer screw and cut for shoulder stock. Revolver is engraved in the Gustave Young style with about full coverage foliate arabesque patterns on the frame with one scroll terminating in a flower blossom on the left recoil shield. Matching foliate arabesque patterns extend over the barrel and terminate just forward of the address. Top of the back strap is engraved in the Gustave Young’s minimal starburst panel with foliate arabesque pattern on the back strap, heel, butt strap, and trigger guard. Raised areas of the cylinder, over the chamber areas, are engraved to match. Hammer is also engraved to match with a wolf’s head on each side of the nose, foliate arabesque patterns on the shank and fish scale patterns on the top edge & sides of the spur. It is well recorded that there were about 4,000 of these revolvers with fluted cylinders produced out of the first 8,000 or so revolvers made. Many of these fluted Army revolvers were shipped to southern dealers on the eve of the Civil War and are sometimes considered secondary Confederate arms. Accompanied by an original, burgundy velvet lined, Colt mahogany casing, partitioned in the bottom for the revolver, a single sided “COLTS PATENT” trophy of flags & arms angle spout flask, a blued “COLT’S PATENT” dual bullet mold with sprue cutter, an L-shaped nipple wrench, a small tin of Eley’s caps and a functioning key. Given the very limited number of these revolvers produced, and the time frame in which they were produced, it is statistically safe to say that extremely few were engraved and even fewer were cased. CONDITION: Very fine overall as later embellished and with reapplied finish. Mechanically excellent with fine bore with some light roughness. Chambers are good with some light darkness. Grips are excellent with a wonderful aged coloring and some period checking in he ivory at butt from shrinkage. Case is very good with some restoration and later finished hardware and light soiling. 10,000 - 15,000

1303 - (A) ENGRAVED COLT 1860 ARMY SINGLE ACTION PERCUSSION REVOLVER WITH DELUXE CASING.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1860 Army

Serial No. 180011

Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled

Barrel Length: 8”

FFL Status: Antique

Colt Model 1860 revolver manufactured 1869. Silver & gold finish with 8” barrel, German silver front sight, and New-York U.S. America address. Left side of frame has a small “COLTS PATENT”. The silver plated brass trigger guard & steel back strap contain what is probably, its original 1-piece ivory grip with raised carved Mexican eagle on the left side. Revolver is engraved in New York style, probably from the Gustave Young shop with about full coverage foliate arabesque patterns on the frame which extend over the sides of the barrel with geometric patterns on top of the barrel and starbursts around the front sight. Top of the back strap has a fine spider web panel with geometric patterns on the back strap. Cylinder is rebated with Waterman Ormsby naval battle scene roll marking and all six safety pins, which are crisp. Shoulders of the trigger guard are engraved with the left side engraved over “44 CAL”. Right shoulder is over-stamped “W.Y. DE G.” which stands for “Wexell & DeGress”, major Colt distributors & dealers in New York and primarily in Mexico City. Accompanied by an extraordinary, brass bound, mahogany casing with empty brass plate in the lid, four narrow brass bands across the top and sliding brass latches on the front. It also has a mortised brass lock. Interior is burgundy velvet lined and French fitted in the bottom in modified English style for the revolver, a scarce double sided, “COLTS PATENT” trophy of flags & arms angle spout flask, a silver plated “COLTS PATENT” dual mold with sprue cutter that has a large “C” on the right side, an L-shaped nipple wrench, a full sealed packet of six combustible cartridges, an empty packet of the same type cartridges, a tin of Eley’s caps, and an all-steel cleaning rod. Undoubtedly this revolver was created for presentation to a high ranking Mexican government official or military officer. PROVENANCE: Dick Young; Michael Leff Estate Collection. CONDITION: Fine, all matching, including wedge and cylinder, although grip is unnumbered. Barrel retains 60-70% original silver with the losses showing raised oxidation commensurate with wet storage, not wear; rammer & handle retain about 75% original gold wash and the cylinder about the same; hammer shows about 50% gold wash; frame retains most of its original silver finish, turned dark; trigger guard retains 60-70% original silver, worn to gray metal on the front strap; backstrap and buttstrap retain original silver in sheltered areas with the body of the back strap gray metal patina. Grip has a number of age lines and some spotting which corresponds to oxidation on the back strap and overall retains a wonderful golden ivory patina with moderate wear on the eagle. Mechanics are fine, brilliant bore with a few small spots of pitting. Case has a couple of repaired cracks in the lid with some grain checks in the bottom and retains about all of a restored finish; interior is moderately faded showing light wear in a few spots; flask, probably not original to this box, is a copper and brass patina; mold retains virtually all of its original silver finish with some fine pitting on the edge of the sprue cutter and left side, appears to be unused; cartridge packets are fine as are the other accessories. 35,000 - 45,000

1304 - (A) A RARE CASED SET OF ENGRAVED COLT THIRD MODEL LONDON DRAGOONS SINGLE ACTION PERCUSSION REVOLVERS, WITH EXTENSIVE PROVENANCE.

Manufacturer: (BOTH) Colt

Model: (BOTH) Dragoon

Serial No. (A) 135 (B) 136

Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .44 Rifled

Barrel Length: (BOTH) 7 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

Revolvers are virtually identical with 7 - 1/2” octa gon-to-round barrels, German silver front sights and New-York City right hand addresses with brackets. Left sides of frames are engraved “COLTS PATENT” in ribbons. The silver-plated brass trigger guards and backstraps contain highly figured, 1-piece oil finished walnut grips. Cylinders and barrel lugs have English proofs. They are similarly engraved in English style with light foliate arabesque patterns in about 50% coverage without background shading. Hammer screws are engraved with large rosettes, recoil shields are engraved with foliate and floral patterns. Foliate arabesque patterns extend over the barrel lugs and top side flats, onto the rammer pivot and leaf and vine patterns on loading levers. The two loading lever screws also have engraved rosettes. Rammer screw on #135 enters from the left and on #136 from the right. Cylinders have classic Dragoon/Indian fight scene roll marking. The “MODEL U.S.M.R. AND COLT’S PATENT” panels appear to have been hand enhanced. Accompanied by an original, brass-bound, green felt lined, English oak casing with empty medallion in the lid and swinging latches with a mortised lock in the front. Period original casing originally designed for 8” revolvers, now housing these 7 - 1/2” guns. Inside the lid has an original Colt’s directions for loading and cleaning label. Bottom is compartmented for two revolvers, a Barlow bag shaped flask with graduated spout, a brass Colt’s patent dual cavity mold with bright sprue cutter and bowed handles with an “S” inspector mark on the right side, 2 large tins of Joyce caps, 2 L-shaped nipple wrenches, a sealed packet of 6 combustible cartridges, a pewter oil bottle, a military-style steel oil bottle, a wood handle cleaning rod, 7 spare nipples, and a small turn screw. Also accompanied by an NRA sliver medal awarded for one of ten best arms displayed at an NRA meeting. According to “The Book of Colt Firearms” by Wilson, there were only about 700 Hartford/English Dragoons produced in the period 1853-1857. He speculates that there were about 150 of those 700 that were engraved. It is well recorded that there were 73 engraved English dragoons returned to the US in September, 1861, just at the onset of the Civil War. Simple extrapolation of the estimated numbers shows that probably fewer than 80 English dragoons were sold in England. This pair of revolvers is pictured on pg. 149 of “Colt Engraving”, Wilson; page 236 “The Colt Engraving Book Volume One”, Wilson; page 62, plate 35 “Samuel Colt Presents”, Wadsworth Atheneum; page 70 “Colt’s History & Heroes”, Hamilton; and page 98 “The Book of Colt Firearms”, Wilson. None of the illustrations show a case. PROVENANCE: Johnnie Bassett Collection; J.P. Altmeyer Collection; George Allen Collection; Robert Q. Sutherland Collection; Arnold Marcus Chernoff. CONDITION: Revolvers are in virtually identical condition, all matching except grip on #135 which number is obscured. Overall both revolvers retain a smooth, cleaned gray metal patina. Cylinder on #135 shows 80-85% strong dragoon Indian fight scene with clearly legible cartouches. Grip on #135 has been repaired with what appears to be a screw and regluing with a plug in the left side. This grip retains a fine hand worn patina. Cylinder on #136 also retains 80-85% strong dragoon Indian fight scene with sharp, slightly enhanced cartouches. Grip also shows a glued repair and retains a smooth, hand worn patina. Neither grip shows much wear. Mechanics are fine on both revolvers. Bore on #135 is bright with scattered pitting. Bore on #136 is bright and shiny with a few scattered spots of pitting. Case has a couple of grain checks in the lid, otherwise is very fine with usual handling and storage impressions, scratches and a few small gouges and retains about 80% original varnish. Interior is moderately faded with yellowed label and light soil in the bottom. Flask has a small dent otherwise is fine with traces of original finish. Mold has a few light nicks and dings with bright sprue cutter and has sharp cavities. Cap tins show spots of rust with one label showing wear with a couple of missing spots. Cartridge packet is crisp and clean, still sealed. Other accessories are fine. A wonderful set from the most established collections known. 45,000 - 85,000

1305 - (A) ENGRAVED COLT 1861 NAVY CONVERSION SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER WITH CASE.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1861 Navy

Serial No. 59042

Caliber/Bore: .38 CF Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2” FFL Status: Antique

Stunning Colt Model 1861 Navy Cartridge conversion revolver. Nickel & gold finish with 7 - 1/2” round barrel, German silver front sight and New-York U.S. America address. Left side of frame has 2-line patent dates which is apparently rolled over the original “COLTS PATENT” and partially obscures “U.S”. This is apparently one of the 1,000 revolvers returned by the U.S. Navy for conversion and was later engraved. The steel trigger guard and backstrap contain an early style, fully checkered, one piece ivory grip. Grip is constructed in the original manner with two slabs of ivory attached to two ivory spacer blocks creating a 1-piece grip. Serial numbers found on barrel lug, frame & trigger guard are accompanied by a small “E” which indicates it was to receive extra polish for engraving. Revolver is beautifully engraved in New York style from the L.D. Nimschke shop with about full coverage on the frame, loading gate & conversion ring, consisting of well-executed foliate arabesque patterns with fine pearled background. Matching patterns extend over most of the barrel and around the muzzle. Ejector housing is engraved in a spiral pattern. Hammer is engraved with a wolf’s head on each side of the nose, foliate arabesque patterns on the shank and fish scale patterns on the top edge and sides of the spur. The spur tip has been hand checkered. Top of the back strap is engraved in a spider web panel with “V” center. It has geometric patterns at the heel with foliate arabesque patterns on the butt strap & trigger bow. Cylinder is an original percussion cylinder that had the rear shoulder machined away to expose the chambers leaving only the star wheel extended. It has the original SN “89491” with the secondary number “9042” below which matches the last four numbers of the serial number of this revolver. Loading gate and cylinder spindle are also matching numbered. Wedge is a replacement with numbers stamped upside down. It is apparent that this revolver was engraved, probably at the time of conversion or shortly thereafter, and had the ejector housing, cylinder, hammer, and trigger regilded, likely at the same time. According to The Book of Colt Firearms, Wilson, there were only about 2,200 of these revolvers converted, of which 1,000 were for the U.S. Navy during the period 1873-1876. Accompanied by an original burgundy velvet lined mahogany Colt casing partitioned in the bottom for the revolver, an L-shaped screwdriver and a lacquered tin of UMC #2 primers. Front of the case has a mahogany cartridge block with holes for seventy-five .38 caliber cartridges. CONDITION: Fine, all matching including replacement, renumbered wedge, grip is unnumbered. Barrel retains traces of original nickel in sheltered areas being mostly a cleaned metal patina; frame is matching patina and both barrel & frame have scattered fine pitting; ejector housing retains 60-70% gilding, thin on outer radius; cylinder retains about 80% gilding and shows about 50% thin Wm Ormsby naval battle scene roll marking; trigger & hammer retain strong gilding; trigger guard & back strap are mostly gray metal patina with traces of nickel. Grip has a few age lines and is sound showing a fine mellow ivory patina. Mechanics are fine, bright shiny bore with a couple of spots of pitting. Case is sound with light nicks & scratches and retains most of its original varnish; interior is lightly faded & moderately soiled, relined at the time of conversion. 20,000 - 40,000

1306 - (A) ENGRAVED REMINGTON 1890 .44 WCF SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER IN CASE.

Manufacturer: Remington

Model: 1890

Serial No. 1601

Caliber/Bore: .44 WCF

Barrel Length: 5 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Antique

Nickel finish with original front sight and 1 line address. It is mounted with smooth 2-piece pearl grips. Revolver is beautifully engraved in New York style, probably from the Nimschke shop, with about 80% coverage of fine foliate arabesque patterns on the frame recoil shield and loading gate. Front gullet of the frame and ejector boss are engraved with hunter’s stars. Matching engraving patterns extend up the sides of the barrel, onto the backstrap, buttstrap and trigger guard. Top of the backstrap is engraved in a beautiful flower blossom with cross hatching on the bottom front of the frame. Cylinder is engraved with matching patterns on the lands between the flutes and around the rear edge. Buttstrap has a factory lanyard loop. Accompanied by a purple felt lined English oak casing with empty medallion in the lid. Bottom of the interior is compartmented for the revolver, a cartridge block for cartridges, an “L” shaped screwdriver, a cleaning rod and a functioning key. According to “Flayderman’s Guide to Antique American Firearms” there were only 2020 of these rare revolvers produced in the period 1891-1896. CONDITION: Very fine to extremely fine. Overall retains 95-97% strong original nickel with some minor dulling and wear on the left side of the muzzle and on the backstrap and ejector rod housing. Grips are excellent showing great fire. Hammer is not solid in the safety or half cock notches, otherwise mechanics are fine. Strong, sharp bore with scattered fine pitting. Case is sound with light handling and storage marks and retains most of its original varnish. Interior is moderately faded and soiled. Mechanically fine 25,000 - 45,000

1307 - (A) COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER WITH DOCUMENTATION TO GENERAL GEORGE A. CUSTER’S FARRIER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 6526

Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt

Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

Historically significant Colt Single action revolver with provenance to a member of Custers’ 7th Cavalry regiment. This revolver has been in the possession of the original family descendants of the 7th cavalry member and has never been offered for public sale. Michael Lang was a member of the 7th cavalry, employed as a blacksmith in Company C, as verified in a letter from V.K. Hart, Captain of Company K of the 7th Cavalry. Lang also worked as a personal blacksmith for General and Mrs. Custer as they were avid equestrians. Lang stayed at Fort Lincoln in government service even though his military service had ended just prior to the Battle of Little Big Horn, but chose not to reenlist as so many of his friends had died. Michael’s son, Custer Albert Lang, kept the revolver among family possessions after his fathers death and subsequently passed along to his son, also named Custer, who was the father of Jon C Lang. According to Kopec, this revolver falls at the beginning of lot seven, serial number 6526. The revolver itself is retains all of its original parts from its production in 1874. The Ainsworth inspected revolver has the single line Italic address on the barrel. The matching serial number and “A” ordnance mark with P firing proof on the underside of the barrel. The revolver retains the original bullseye ejector rod and first model ejector housing. The Ainsworth cartouche is visible on the left grip panel, as well as an “A” on the left heel of the grip. Ainsworth Ordnance marks appear on the cylinder, trigger guard, and back strap. The hammer is original to the gun, with coarse checkering with a border and single termination line. Include with the revolver are documents pertaining to the original owner, affidavits from family members attesting to the chain of ownership and Lang’s role in the 7th cavalry, and biography of Lang. This previously unknown and historic Colt has a letter of authentication from noted Colt historian and member of the board of directors of the Colt Collectors association, Charles B Layson, discussing the history and condition of this revolver, notably writing “in addition to its apparent untouched condition, its desirability, in my opinion, is increased by the fact that this original 7th Cavalry Colt stayed in the same family with the ancestors of Michael Lang for approximately one hundred and twenty years. It would be very difficult to find a more honest example of these historically important firearms, or one with better provenance, associated with General George Custer and the 7th U.S. Cavalry”. CONDITION: Traces of case colors are present on the hammer and inside the frame window, as well as protected areas of the recoil shield. The overall finish of the revolver has a pleasing, uncleaned and unaltered finish. The srcews are all original and unmolested. The bore has strong rifling, with scattered corrosion throughout. 40,000 - 60,000

1308 - (A) IMPORTANT PROTOTYPE OR EXPERIMENTAL COLT 1851 NAVY CONVERSION SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1851 Navy

Serial No. 7

Caliber/Bore: .38 CF

Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

Blue & color case hardened with 7 - 1/2” octagonal barrel, brass pin front sight, and early New York City address with dashes. Left side of frame has small “COLT’S PATENT”. The silver plated squareback brass trigger guard and backstrap contain a varnished 1-piece walnut grip with matching number in buttstrap channel. Cylinder is usual 6 chambers with Waterman Ormsby Naval battle roll die marking and has been converted in the Richards style conversion wherein the rear shoulder of the cylinder was machined away to expose the chambers, leaving about a 5/16” long star wheel extension. The conversion ring is also the Richards type with loading gate. Wedge is first type, mounted upside down, with retaining screw on the bottom, and fits in a groove on top of the cylinder spindle. The barrel of this revolver was apparently created especially for this conversion with a very unusual set of plugs in the rammer and rammer pivot slots. Further evidence that is was a specially created barrel is that there was never a dovetail for the rammer handle latch stud. Left side of the front strap is stamped with the number “47”. This number was not observed anywhere else on the revolver. Some of the screws are round head English type. Revolver is engraved in early scroll style with about 75% coverage, very well executed foliate arabesque patterns without background shading or pearling. Conversion ring, loading gate and hammer are not engraved. Matching foliate arabesque patterns extend nearly full length over the barrel lug and side flats of barrel with matching patterns on the top and top side flats. Muzzle is engraved in a scallop pattern with a double chip pattern around the barrel lug. Backstrap, buttstrap, and trigger guard are engraved to match. Trigger bow is also engraved with a small elliptical shield shape observed on other early engraved Colts. This revolver is pictured on page 112 of “The WM M. Locke Collection” by Frank Sellers. Undoubtedly, this is a one of a kind prototype for the later factory conversions of the ’51 Navy and others that followed. An exceptional and exceedingly rare gun that is an important piece of Colt History.

PROVENANCE: William Locke Collection. CONDITION: Very fine, all matching except wedge which is unnumbered; barrel retains 75-80% glossy original blue with losses on both sides of the muzzle, probably from long term holster storage; frame retains 75-80% original case colors, strong in sheltered areas mostly fading elsewhere, worn to metal patina on left edge of conversion plate and loading gate; hammer retains about 70% faded case colors; cylinder retains about 50-60% thin original blue with 2 areas, opposite each other, that are metal patina apparently caused by long term holster storage; cylinder shows about 50% Ormsby Naval battle scene roll marking; trigger guard and backstrap retain about 98-99% strong original silver plate; grip shows heavy wear on the sides with a few light nicks and scratches and retains 50-60% original varnish; mechanics are fine; bright shiny bore with scattered light pitting. 45,000 - 75,000

1309 - (A) RARE NEW HAVEN ARMS

VOLCANIC NO. 2 NAVY LEVER ACTION PISTOL

Manufacturer: New Haven

Model: Volcanic

Serial No. 2155

Caliber/Bore: .41 Rocket Ball

Barrel Length: 6”

FFL Status: Antique

Smith & Wesson patented the lever action repeating pistol in 1854, producing them only in 1854-1855. In July of 1855, the name was changed to Volcanic Repeating Arms company where they continued this type of pistol from 1855 into 1857 where they again reorganized into the New Haven Arms Company in April of 1857 where as they produced various models of this pistol until 1860. This example is a No. 2 Navy with the rare 6” barrel. It is estimated that only 300 of this variation were ever made. It still features the blued octagon barrel stamped “Patent Feb. 14, 1854 New Haven Conn”. Brass frame and two piece walnut grips. There are matching “2155” stamped inside both grips, inside the frame, inside both side plates, on the lever, and inner toggle. The lever exhibits a “K” fitters mark. CONDITION: Fine. The barrel still exhibits a soft blue patina hue and barrel legends are all legible. The brass has really nicely and evenly toned. Grips are fine. Bore is well defined but frosted. Cocks single action but lever does not totally engage for repeat. Simply a stunning untouched and extremely rare short barrel Navy. 12,000 - 18,000

1310 - (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 12,000 - 18,000

1311 - (A) AINSWORTH INSPECTED COLT CAVALRY SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 4252

Caliber/Bore: .45 LC

Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

Produced and inspected in 1874, the revolver has the early features of first year production Ainsworth inspected single actions including the early script style barrel address, two line patent markings, small type US markings, single cartouche on left grip panel, small cylinder stops, bullseye style ejector rod head, tiny single initial ordnance sub-inspector “A”, first style ejector housing. Serial numbered ejector housing, only found on 29 specimens, with this example named by serial number in Kopecs book “Colt Cavalry and Artillery Revolvers, A Continuing Study” pg 18. This example has all matching serial numbers, with Ainsworth initial on the barrel, back strap, cylinder and trigger guard and the butt of the grip. Ainsworth cartouche is intact on the left grip panel. CONDITION: The revolver exhibits a nice, even original grey patina finish. Traces of case colors are evident on the frame and hammer. There are traces of blue in protected areas of the ejector housing and barrel. The bore is exceptional and has a bright finish with a few areas of frost in the grooves. Mechanically fine, bore with strong, well defined rifling and some light frosting. 12,000 - 15,000

1312

- (A) COLT 1878 FRONTIER SIX SHOOTER .44-40 DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1878

Serial No. 22199

Caliber/Bore: .44-40

Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

Manufactured by Colt in 1888. Nickel plated and engraved in the New York style with broad scrolls and splashes of the Helfrich style with a fine punchdot background. Barrel has the etched “FRONTIER SIX SHOOTER” panel and screws, trigger, and lanyard swivel are nitre blue finished for an elegant contrast. Mounted with an excellent fitting pair of 2 piece ivory grips. CONDITION: Extremely fine with excellent bore and retaining 100% of its custom contemporary finishes. Mechanically fine and artfully embellished. 3,000 - 5,000

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1313 - (A) DFC INSPECTED COLT CAVALRY SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 113689

Caliber/Bore: .45 LC

Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

Produced by Colt for the US Cavalry in 1884, The revolver features a nickel finish and a one line barrel address. The frame has a three a three line patent date and US property marks. The revolver features inspection initials of David Clark on the barrel, frame and bottom of the grips. The ejector is the early style bullseye type. The revolver is featured in John Kopecs book “Cavalry & Artillery Revolvers” pg.78, denoting its nickel finish. The revolver is in a know range of revolvers sent to state Militias. CONDITION: The revolver has a nickel finish throughout with loos primarily at the muzzle. All numbers are matching. There is a small hole in the front sight. The one piece walnut grips has light checkering on the left panel. The hammer notches are intact. 3,000 - 4,500

1314 - (A) COLT FRONTIER SIX SHOOTER SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER (1892)

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Frontier Six Shooter

Serial No. 144221

Caliber/Bore: .44-40

Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Antique

Produced in 1892, this revolver features the standard blue and case colored finishes. The barrel has the two line address and Frontier Six Shooter roll mark. The black powder frame has the two line patent dates with a Rampant Colt in a circle. The hammer is coarsely checkered with a border and single line. The grips are two piece gutta percha checkered with Rampant Colt logo. CONDITION: The barrel and cylinder retain approximately 60% of their blued finish. The frame is an even grey patina. The trigger guard and back straps have approximately 50% of their blued finish. Scattered flaking and mottling of the finishes throughout. The bore has strong rifling with areas of freckling throughout the grooves. The hammer retains all of its notches and the revolver is mechanically sound. 3,000 - 4,000

1315 - (A) COLT ARTILLERY MODEL SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 7840

Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

Originally produced in 1874. Features the early style script one line barrel address, two line patent dates, and US property markings on the frame. The numbers are no longer matching, because during the Ordnance recall of Cavalry revolvers to be converted to Artillery revolvers the guns were disassembled, inspected and reassembled without concern to match the numbers. The grips are one piece walnut and feature the inspection cartouche of Rinaldo Carr, 1903. CONDITION: The revolver retains much of its original finish. The blued barrel shows feathering on each side of the front sight and high edge wear, the blue finish showing plum underneath. The trigger guard and back straps show blue with thinning in most areas. The case colors remain on most of the frames surfaces and are very strong. The bore shows light pin pricking in the grooves and moderate wear to the lands. Mechanically fine with all four clicks, bore very good with moderate frosting throughout. 3,500 - 5,000

1316

- (A) WINCHESTER SHIPPED COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .45 REVOLVER

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 39244

Caliber/Bore: .45 Long Colt

Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

An authentic early production Colt Single Action Army Revolver, serial number 39244, manufactured in 1878 and shipped on January 2, 1879, as confirmed by an accompanying Colt Factory Archive Letter. This desirable 1st Generation example features the classic 7½-inch cavalry-length barrel and is chambered in .45 Colt, the iconic frontier cartridge. Factory records document the revolver as originally finished in blue and shipped as part of a lot of 50 guns to Winchester Repeating Arms Company, New Haven, Connecticut—a highly significant and desirable destination linking two of the most legendary names in American firearms history. The revolver retains matching serial numbers on the frame, trigger guard, backstrap, and cylinder, confirming original factory assembly. It exhibits all correct early production characteristics, including the black powder frame with screw-retained cylinder base pin and proper Hartford barrel address. The gun presents with an honest, well-earned patina and visible wear consistent with its age, reflecting more than a century of history while maintaining solid structural integrity. A compelling, documented example of Colt’s legendary Model 1873, further enhanced by its factory-lettered shipment to Winchester Repeating Arms, representing a rare and historically rich intersection of two iconic American manufacturers during the frontier era. 3,500 - 4,500

1317 - (A) COLT ARTILLERY SINGLE ACTION ARMY .45 LC REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 138352

Caliber/Bore: .45 LC

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

Colt Single Action Army revolver, First Generation, serial number 138352, manufactured circa 1892–1893, featuring a U.S. military inspected frame marked with the “R.A.C.” (Rinaldo A. Carr) inspector’s stamp, indicating late 19th century U.S. Army acceptance; the revolver exhibits the standard two-line Hartford barrel address “COLT PT. F.A. MFG. CO. HARTFORD CT. U.S.A.” and left-side frame patent dates “PAT. SEPT. 19, 1871 / JULY 2, 1872 / JAN. 19, 1875”; the revolver retains a 5½-inch barrel, fluted cylinder, finished surfaces show significant age, handling wear, and loss of original finish, now largely in the white with traces of polishing, while overall configuration reflects a historically used and maintained working revolver from the late American frontier era, combining documented military inspection origin with evidence of long-term service and refurbishment. 3,500 - 4,500

1318 - (A) ENGRAVED COLT SAA FRONTIER SIX SHOOTER .44-40 REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 155860

Caliber/Bore: .44-40

Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Antique

Antique, manufactured 1894 by Colt. Single Action Army Frontier Six Shooter Caliber .44-40 (44 WCF) with desirable 4 3/4” barrel. Full coverage contemporary engraved in the Cuno Helfrich style with broad scroll & vine with dot pinch background foliate borders. Full silver plated finish with a wonderful fitting set on one piece Ivory grips. Barrell has 2 line Colt address and is marked in the Roll Die fashion “FRONTIER SIX SHOOTER” Frame has 2 line patent marking. Black powder pattern frame made without traverse cylinder pin retainer. CONDITION: Excellent with fine bore with strong rifling and excellent chambers. The silver plated finish has acquired a wonderful aged patina. Mechanically excellent. Revolver presents itself wonderfully with its contemporary embellishment. 3,500 - 4,500

1319 - (A) COLT THUNDERER SHERIFF’S MODEL .41 COLT DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER WITH PINK BOX.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1877

Serial No. 27597

Caliber/Bore: .41 Colt

Barrel Length: 3 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

Produced in 1891. This scarce Thunderer Sheriffs’ Model revolver features a 3 - 1/2” barrel with two line address and etched panel caliber marking. The three line patent dates appear on the frame. Nickel finish. The grips are two piece checkered gutta percha with Rampant Colt logo. CONDITION: The screws, hammer, and trigger are finished with restored nitre blue. The bore has strong lands with scattered freckling in the grooves. The gun is complete with a high condition, pink label box that is Kitteridge of Cincinnati, Ohio marked. The pencil serial number on the bottom of the box is illegible. The nickel finish shows signs of flaking at the muzzle and front of the cylinder edges. The label, corners and hinge of the box are intact. 3,500 - 4,500

1320 - (A) COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .45 LC REVOLVER (1898)

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 178766

Caliber/Bore: .45 LC

Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

Produced in 1898. The revolver has all matching numbers, including the grips. Features a single line gothic letter barrel address with roll marked caliber designation. The smokeless case color frame features a two line patent date and Rampant Colt in a circle. The grips are two piece checkered hard rubber. The cylinder features heavy bevels on the cylinder flutes. CONDITION: The revolver exhibits honest wear throughout. There is wear to the sides of the barrel near the muzzle. Wear to the leading edge of the ejector housing. The cylinder has consistent wear and some bluing loss with grey patina. The case colors are still evident, but muted. The grip straps are an even grey/plum patina. The bore is bright with pinpricking mid bore. 3,500 - 5,000

1321 - (A) NETTLETON INSPECTED COLT CAVALRY SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER (1878)

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 48358

Caliber/Bore: .45 LC

Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

Produced in 1878, to fulfil a contract with the US government. The barrel features a one line address with a broken serif in the T of PT and two lines appearing under the “O” in Co., both features found on Nettleton inspected revolvers. The frame has three line patent dates and US property marks. The are “HN” inspection marks found on the frame, barrel, trigger guard, cylinder and back strap. The grips no longer have their cartouche. The bullseye ejector is intact. The revolver is in a known range of guns shipped to New York state militias. CONDITION: The revolver has an even, grey patina throughout, with some mottling of its surfaces. Mechanically fine with all hammer notches are intact and a lightly frosted bore. The grips are worn, and some shrinking has occurred, but without breaks or chips. 4,500 - 6,000

1322 - (A) DFC INSPECTED COLT CAVALRY SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER WITH KOPEC LETTER

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 113890

Caliber/Bore: .45 Long Colt

Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

Produced in 1884 to fulfill a Government contract, this revolver features a one line barrel address and a three line patent date. The David Clark inspector initials appear on the frame, barrel, and cylinder. The ordnance inspector was Frank Heath. The ejector is the early bullseye type. According to the Kopec letter, this revolver escaped the Ordnance recall of 1893 that altered many revolvers to Artillery configuration, by being issued to one of several possible state militias including New Jersey, South Carolina, or New York. CONDITION: The revolver is correct in every respect, confirmed by Kopec’s letter. The surfaces are a pleasing natural grey patina. Some minor pitting appears in the vicinity of the patent dates and US markings, partially obscuring them. There are traces of case colors on the forward, right side of the frame. All hammer notches are intact. The bore has strong rifling with areas of light corrosion in the grooves, consistent with black powder use. Mechanically fine. 5,000 - 7,500

1323 - (A) COLT CAVALRY MODEL SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 116274

Caliber/Bore: .45 LC

Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

Shipped on November 18th, 1885. Features a single line gothic barrel address and DFC sub inspector proof. The frame has a three line patent date, US property marks, and DFC sub inspector marks. The grips have the cartouche of Capt. Frank Heath. DFC also appears on the butt of the left grip panel. The hammer is coarsely checkered with a border and termination line. Colt contracted with the Government for 2,000 revolvers during the period of production of August 1884 through January 1885. The ordnance inspector was Capt. Frank Heath and the sub inspector was David F. Clark. The contract was completed December, 14,1885. This example has the letter “G” stamped on the trigger guard and back strap. Kopec speculated that this denoted that this was for Government destined revolvers, but no documentation exists to confirm. Comes with Colt factory letter. CONDITION: The blued finish on the barrel is turning a deep plum with areas of wear on the muzzle. The leading edge of the ejector housing has finish loss. There is blue present in protected areas. Case colors are present on the hammer and protected areas of the frame. The cartouche is present, with a clear oval border, but “F H” is illegible. The bore is bright with pin pricking in a few areas and light frost in the grooves. Overall, a very nice example of an unaltered Colt Cavalry revolver. 5,000 - 10,000

1324 - (A) COLT 1862 POCKET CONVERSION SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER IN CASE.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1862 Pocket Navy

Serial No. 6410

Caliber/Bore: .38 RF

Barrel Length: 4 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

Blue and color case hardened with 4 - 1/2” octagonal barrel, pin front sight, and 1-line “NEW-YORK U.S. AMERICA” address. Left side of frame has tiny engraved “COLTS PATENT” in a pillow shape. Serial number 6410 with “E” indicating factory engraving. Mounted with original Colt 1-piece ivory grip in silver-plated brass grip frame. Cylinder is rebated and has factory conversion, without loading gate in the recoil shield. Hammer nose has factory rimfire conversion secured with 2 rivets. Revolver is very nicely engraved in late vine style with about full coverage on frame which extends over barrel lug and top flats. Backstrap is engraved to match with fine fan pattern at top and sunbursts on each ear. Accompanied by an original mahogany casing compartmented in bottom for revolver, a 2-piece box of Winchester Stetson’s patent .38 short rimfire cartridges and a lacquered cap tin. Original engraved examples of this model are very rare. CONDITION: Very fine. All matching except grip which is not numbered and wedge which is numbered “2591”. Barrel retains about 60% thinning original blue with scattered light surface rust and a few small nicks. Frame retains 60-70% original case colors, strong in sheltered areas. Hammer retains brilliant case colors on sides. Trigger guard and backstrap retain about 60-70% thinning silver-plate. Cylinder retains strong blue in the rebated area and shows about 80% stagecoach holdup scene roll marking. Grip is sound showing light wear and retains fine mellow ivory patina. Mechanics are fine, strong bore with moderate to heavy pitting. Case is sound showing light handling and storage marks. Interior is re-lined and lightly faded with light soil. Cartridge box is good and cartridges are heavily oxidized. 7,500 - 10,000

1325 - (A) ENGRAVED COLT MODEL 1877 LIGHTNING DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1877

Serial No. 66659

Caliber/Bore: .38 Colt

Barrel Length: 4 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

Produced in 1888, this model 1877 double action revolver features factory engraving and gold plating and has two piece pearl grips. Between 1877 and 1897 only 31 double action .38 caliber revolvers were shipped with full gold plating. The four and a half inch barrel features a two line address and etched panel. The frame has a three line patent date. The gun is featured in the book “Colt & Its Collectors” pg.131. CONDITION: The engraving is all intact. The gold plating has loss into the grip straps and recoil shield, as well as the barrel. The bore is dark with light pitting throughout. The pearl grips are intact and free of cracks. The revolver is mechanically sound and functions correctly. 7,500 - 10,000

1326 - (A) PAIR OF ENGRAVED REMINGTON NEW MODEL BELT MODEL .38 RF SINGLE ACTION REVOLVERS IN FRENCH FITTED CASE.

Manufacturer: (BOTH) Remington

Model: (BOTH) New Model Belt Model

Serial No. (A) 3158 (B) 3159

Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .38 RF

Barrel Length: (BOTH) 6 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

Consecutively serial numbered pair of Remington New Model cartridge revolvers. Manufactured from 1863 until 1888. Engraved in a broad scroll and vine pattern with octagon barrel and German silver blade front sight. 2 piece dark varnished rosewood grips and case colored hammer with Remington address on top barrel flat and silver finished brass trigger guard. Blue finished overall. Revolvers are serial numbered on lower barrel flat, on frame under left grip, and grips are pencil numbered on right grip. Cylinder and rear cylinder plate are numbered with last three numbers of serial number. Housed in a period oak, French fitted case with cartridge block. CONDITION: Fine with 20% thinning blue finish remaining with brilliant bores and excellent grips. Mechanically excellent. Vivid case colors on hammer. Traces of silver remain on trigger guard. Action operates properly. Case is very fine as restored and relined. A marvelous matching pair of Remington Belt revolvers. 10,000 - 15,000

1327 - (C) CUSTOM ENGRAVED COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .32-20 REVOLVER, SHIPPED TO COPPER QUEEN MINING COMPANY.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 224937

Caliber/Bore: .32-20

Barrel Length: 6 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured 1902 by Colt, and documented by serial number as shipped to the Copper Queen Mining Company when Dalrymple copied the records from Colt in 1970; see Colt Peacemaker Encyclopedia by Cochran, pgs. 114-116. Blue finished with 2 piece smooth aged bone grips with Maltese cross on right side. Custom engraved with tight scroll and vine on barrel, ejector rod housing, frame, trigger guard, cylinder, and grip straps. Engine turned and polished hammer. Frame has traverse cylinder pin retainer and is marked with 2 line patent markings with Rampant Colt monogram to rear of markings. Engraving is finely executed and amounts to C coverage. The engraving is done in the New York style with tasteful double line borders. CONDITION: Extremely fine as custom embellished. Bore is very fine and action operates properly with solid lock up. Grips are excellent and well fit. Mechanically excellent. 8,000 - 12,000

1328 - (M) OUTSTANDING AND RARE COLT BOA .357 MAGNUM DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER WITH ORIGINAL BOX AND PAPERWORK.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Boa

Serial No. BOA0273

Caliber/Bore: .357 Magnum

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Modern

The rarest of the Colt snake guns, just 1,200 were made in a single production run in 1985 for Lew Horton, 100 as cased sets, and 500 of each barrel length. Finished in classic polished royal blue with matted, ventilated barrel rib. Red insert ramped front sight and adjustable square notch rear. Barrel has “BOA .357 / .357 MAGNUM CTG” on the left side and Colt address on the right. 2-piece checkered rosewood grips with rampant Colt medallions. Gun is accompanied by the matching Colt woodgrain box with factory paperwork. End label glue has let loose, although the matching label is included with this lot. CONDITION: Excellent. Virtually all of the brilliant factory blue is retained with a turn line and some very minor handling marks. Grips have a few small marks around the edge of the butt. Bright bore with some mild frosting in the grooves. Fine mechanics. Box has some wear and separation with the end flap detached. A fine example of a very desirable and hard to find snake gun. 20,000 - 30,000

1329 - (M) SEQUENTIAL PAIR OF BEN LANE ENGRAVED COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .45 LC REVOLVERS

Manufacturer: (BOTH) Colt

Model: (BOTH) SAA

Serial No. (A) 1775AM (B) 1776AM

Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .45 Colt

Barrel Length: (BOTH) 7 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Modern

Originally produced by Colt to commemorate the Bicentennial of the United States, this set was engraved by the late Ben Lane Jr., a highly acclaimed engraver and founding member and past president of FEGA. The revolvers are matching engraved featuring scroll engraving, finished in nickel with one piece ivory grips, and nitre blue screws and cylinder pin. The pair are cased in a velvet and wood box. CONDITION: The revolvers appear as new and unfired since leaving the factory. There are very faint hairline handling to the barrel surfaces. Both revolvers are signed by the engraver on the forward bow of the trigger guard. The pair would be the centerpiece of any collection. 20,000 - 30,000

1330 - (M) PAIR OF COLT CUSTOM SHOP ENGRAVED UBERTI SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVERS.

Manufacturer: (BOTH) Uberti

Model: (BOTH) SAA

Serial No. (A) MUSTANG5 (B) MUSTANG6

Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .45 LC

Barrel Length: (BOTH) 4 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Modern

A pair of Custom Uberti Single actions designed and produced for Philip “Mustang” Lopiccolo, who was a consultant to the Colt factory. These revolvers were engraved by noted engraver Mark Swanson and are signed on the front of the frame. The figured one piece ivory grips were fitted by J. Martin. The revolvers are identically engraved in a Helfricht style with a C+ level of coverage. The revolvers are finished in silver plate. The revolvers have features of early Colt single actions including black powder frames, bullseye ejectors, coarse checkered hammer with border and termination line, and heavy bevels on the front of the cylinder flutes. The revolvers are consecutively number “MUSTANG5” and “MUSTANG6”. CONDITION: The pair appear to be as new and unfired outside of the factory. The are minor signs of handling. 8,000 - 12,000

1331 - (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. 12,000 - 16,000

1332 - (A) ENGRAVED COLT SINGLE ACTON ARMY REVOLVER WITH EXOTIC GRIPS

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 169434

Caliber/Bore: .45 LC

Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

This Colt Single Action Army revolver, serial number 169434, is an authentic first-generation example manufactured circa 1896–1897, retaining matching serial numbers on the frame, trigger guard, and backstrap, and bearing the correct two-line barrel address “COLT’S PT. F.A. MFG. CO. HARTFORD CT. U.S.A.” along with visible patent markings on the frame reading “PAT. SEPT. 19. 1871 / JULY 2. 72 / JAN. 19. 75”; the revolver has been subsequently enhanced with extensive full-coverage scroll engraving and punch-dot background work across the barrel, frame, cylinder, and grip frame, accented by a contrasting gold-finished cylinder and highlights that create a striking two-tone presentation, while the cylinder and frame contours remain consistent with original Colt manufacture; the piece is fur ther fitted with non-factory carved exotic stone grips of custom form, replacing the original period stocks, resulting in a visually dramatic and highly decorative antique Colt “Peacemaker” that combines genuine Old West-era manufacture with later custom engraving and embellishment. 4,000 - 6,000

1333

- (C) ENGRAVED COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .45 LC REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 207827

Caliber/Bore: .45 LC

Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

A highly desirable Colt Single Action Army revolver, First Generation, serial number 207827, manufactured circa 1902–1903, retaining matching serial numbers on the frame, trigger guard, and backstrap. The revolver is marked on the barrel “COLT PT. F.A. MFG CO HARTFORD CT U.S.A.”, along with patent date markings on the frame, consistent with early 20th-century Colt production. This example is extensively embellished with full coverage scroll engraving across the frame, cylinder, barrel, and grip straps, exhibiting fine, continuous floral and foliate patterns typical of presentation-grade work. The cylinder, hammer, and trigger display a contrasting gold-toned finish, complementing the engraved bright metal surfaces for a striking two-tone appearance. The barrel flats incorporate an engraved panel with “COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .45” marking. The revolver is fitted with pearl-pattern grips, displaying attractive swirling iridescence. Featuring an approximately 7 1/2-inch barrel, this revolver presents in very good overall condition, with strong engraving coverage, crisp markings, and matching numbers throughout; finish shows light handling wear and minor surface marks consistent with age, while the mechanical components are intact and well-maintained. This revolver represents an elegant and highly decorative example of an early 20th-century Colt SAA, reflecting the era’s transition from utilitarian frontier arms to finely finished personal or presentation pieces. 3,500 - 4,500

1334 - (C) CLINTON FINLEY ENGRAVED COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY BISLEY MODEL

.45 LC REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA Bisley Model

Serial No. 247458

Caliber/Bore: .45 LC

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured 1903 by Colt Mfg of Hartford Ct. Colt Bisley Single action with 5 - 1/2” barrel and later custom engraved by Clinton Finley of California. Tastefully full coverage engraved win the Helfrich style with fine gold borders and inlays of flower blooms on recoil shield and front of frame. Gold accented trigger and screws with additional gold accents on cylinder pin and ejector. Mounted with a fine set of 2 piece ivory grips. Clinton Finley is a noted contemporary artist engraver specializing in Colts and Winchesters and has been featured in numerous publications. CONDITION: Extremely fine with 99% of all custom finishes remaining and o indication of actual use since embellishment. The bore and chamber are excellent and action is mechanically fine. A wonderfully embellished Bisley Colt. 3,500 - 4,500

1335 - (M) ENGRAVED COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .45 LC REVOLVER IN CASE.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. SA92923

Caliber/Bore: .45 Long Colt

Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Modern

Produced in 1989, features a single line barrel address and roll marked with the caliber designation. The revolver has been engraved in a scroll pattern and deep relief background. The high polished nickel finish compliments the engraving and is highlighted with two piece stag grips. CONDITION: The engraving covers approximately 75% of the revolvers surface. The revolver appears possibly unfired since being engraved. There are a few tiny handling marks, but overall, shows as new. Mechanically sound and an attractive single action. 3,500 - 5,500

1336 - (C) ENGRAVED FIRST GENERATION COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 306049

Caliber/Bore: .38-40

Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Produced in 1908, This revolver features a two line address. Matching serial numbers. The revolver has contemporary deep relief engraving on 80% of its surfaces comprised of a steer head and scroll engravings with a relief and punch dot background, finished entirely in nickel. CONDITION: The contemporary nickel finish is intact and shows minimal signs of wear. The two piece ivory grips have attractive figure and patination. The bore is dark with scattered corrosion and wear. The hammer notches are intact, the action is very smooth, and mechanically sound. 3,500 - 4,500

1337 - (C) PRE-WAR SMITH & WESSON NON-REGISTERED MAGNUM .357 DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: S&W

Model: Non-Registered

Serial No. 60286

Caliber/Bore: .357 Magnum

Barrel Length: 6”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

High Patridge front sight with adjustable rear sight. Checkered rib and top strap. Grooved patented case colored hammer and case color service trigger. Matching serial numbers observed on butt, barrel, cylinder, ejector, and interior of right grip. Mounted with original Smith & Wesson grip spacers with finger bumper. The Pre-War Non Registered revolver is a scarce Smith & Wesson with only about 1400 produced. Introduced at the end of the Registered series in 1938, and production was ended at the US entrance of WWII. N-Frame square butt with 5 screw frame. CONDITION: Very fine with metal retaining over 95% blue. Brilliant bore and chambers. Grips are good with some period of use wear and added finish. The action is extremely smooth with a solid lock up. The grip adaptor is very fine with most all blue finish. Hammer and trigger retain most all of their case color finishes. A fine and very rare Smith & Wesson revolver. 3,500 - 5,500

1338 - (A) COLT

ARTILLERY MODEL SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 10301

Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

These were arsenal assembled and finished beginning in 1890 under Rinaldo Carr as the inspector. The only inspector stamp found is an RAC stamp under the barrel with the number scratched out. The frame is serial number 10301 which dates it to 1874. The trigger guard is number 7040, placing it in the Lot 7 Custer Range. Back strap reads 4?41 (second digit illegible), placing it in the lot 4 Custer Range. The cylinder is number 644 with proof P. The barrel exhibits the proper one line Colt legend. Left side of frame has the early two line patent legend. Grips are one piece walnut. Left side of frame has typical US stamp. Finish is blue and case color. The ejector head is the type 2 crescent shape. CONDITION: Very good. The barrel still retains bright blue where protected and the barrel legend is strong. Otherwise, there is virtually no existing finish and is now a smooth patina. Grips have some added varnish. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 2,500 - 4,000

1339 - (A) COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOVLER IN .44-40.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 66132

Caliber/Bore: .44-40

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

Produced in 1881, this revolver features a one line barrel address. The etched panel caliber designation is absent. The hammer has coarse checkering with a border and a termination line. The frame has a three line patent date. The grips are one piece walnut. The original donut ejector rod is intact. CONDITION: The revolver is grey patina throughout. There is scattered pinpricking on many surfaces of the revolver. The numbers are all matching. The bore shows wear and pitting throughout. The hammer notches are intact and the revolver is mechanically sound. 2,500 - 3,500

1340 - (A) COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER WITH FACTORY LETTER (1881).

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 67215

Caliber/Bore: .44-40

Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

Produced in 1881. Features a barrel with a single line address. The matching numbered cylinder has the early, deep bevels. The black powder frame has the three line patent dates. The trigger guard has the caliber designation on the forward bow. The grips are one piece walnut. CONDITION: The original blue and case finish is now an even grey patina. There is scattered, light freckling throughout. There are various initials marked on the trigger guard and back strap. The lower right side of the frame has illegible initials and name applied. The bottom of the grips have names and initials applied. The barrel has scattered pitting and corrosion throughout. The hammer has all notches intact and the revolver is mechanically sound. A factory letter is included, confirming is configuration and shipping destination. 2,500 - 3,500

1341 - (A) COLT ETCHED PANEL FRONTIER SIX SHOOTER SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Frontier Six Shooter

Serial No. 117141

Caliber/Bore: .44-40

Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

Produced in 1886, this revolver features a single line gothic letter barrel address with an etched panel caliber designation. The case color frame has a three line patent date. The grips are varnished one piece walnut. CONDITION: The revolver has all matching numbers. The revolver has signs of restoration to include the etched panel, the case colors, and blued surfaces. There is wear created after restoration to the high edges and muting of the case colors. The bore is bright with scattered frost in the lands and grooves. The grips have had varnish added. 3,500 - 4,500

1342 - (C) COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER IN .45 LONG COLT.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 189293

Caliber/Bore: .45 LC

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Produced in 1899. Features a one line barrel address with a caliber roll mark. The hammer has coarse checkering with a border and single line. The frame has a two line patent date and Rampant Colt in a circle. CONDITION: The revolver has traces of blue in protected areas, with the majority of its finish a pleasing grey patina. The hard rubber grips are worn, consistent with the revolver’s finish. The bore has worn rifling, and pinpricking throughout its surface. The hammer has its notches intact and the the revolver is mechanically sound. 3,000 - 4,000

1343 - (C) SECOND GENERATION COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .45 LC REVOLVER WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 23239SA

Caliber/Bore: .45 LC

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Produced in 1958, This revolver features the standard finish of blue and case colors. The barrel features a one line address and the early style thick front sight. The frame has a two line patent date and the Rampant Colt. The hammer has fine checkering and a blued top with polished bright sides. The original black box does not match the revolver. CONDITION: The revolver has all matching numbers, including the grips. The barrel has finish loss at the muzzle, as does the front of the ejector housing. The cylinder has wear at the leading edges of the bevels. There is also drag line around the cylinder stops. There is finish loss inside the trigger bow, as well as thinning of the finish on the grip straps. The bore is free of defects and the revolver is mechanically sound. 3,000 - 3,500

1344 - (C) COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .45 LC REVOLVER WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 24320SA

Caliber/Bore: .45 LC

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Produced in 1959, the second year production for second generation Colt single actions. Features blue and case color finishes. Correct single line address and caliber roll marks on the barrel. Two line patent dates and Rampant Colt on the frame. Two piece checkered hard rubber grips are correctly numbered inside with the last three digits of the serial. CONDITION: The revolver appear to be unfired since leaving the factory. The muzzle has a very minute amount of finish loss on its edge. There are tiny handling marks on the trigger and underside of barrel and ejector housing. The left grip panel has a small chip in its base at the rear. The factory black box is mismatched to the gun. 3,000 - 4,500

1345 - (C) SECOND GENERATION COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .357 MAGNUM REVOLVER WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 50775SA

Caliber/Bore: .357 Magnum

Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Produced in 1969 with the standard blue and case color finish. The barrel is roll marked with a one line address and caliber designation. The hammer has a blued, rounded top with polished sides. The frame features a two line patent date and Rampant Colt. The grips are checkered two piece hard rubber. CONDITION: The revolver appears as new with small handling marks. The stagecoach box is in excellent condition and matches the revolver. The revolver is all matching numbers, including the grips. 3,000 - 4,000

1346 - (C) COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER (1910)

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 315498

Caliber/Bore: .45 LC

Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Produced in 1910, this revolver features a standard blue and case color finish. A roll marked single line gothic barrel address with the model and caliber designation on the side. The hammer is a fine checkered version, without border. The grips are one piece figured ivory. The original grips and screw are included. CONDITION: The blue finish shows light handling with high edge wear at the muzzle. The cylinder shows a very light turn line. The case colors have faded, but stronger in protected areas. The grip straps show more evidence of wear, with thinning of the blue in spots. The ivory grips are well fit and dimensionally pleasing. They are free of chips or breaks. Mechanically fine, bore excellent with some moderate firing residue. 3,000 - 4,500

1347 - (C) COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER IN .45 LONG COLT (1908)

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 305312

Caliber/Bore: .45 LC

Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured in 1908. Features a barrel with one line address with caliber roll mark on the side. Standard polished blue and case color finish. Tapered front sight. The hammer has the coarse style checkering with a border and single line beneath. Grips are two piece checkered hard rubber with an eagle. The frame has a two line patent date with Rampant Colt in a circle. CONDITION: Much of the original blue remains, primarily in protected areas. The frame and hammer have elements of case colors still present. The cylinder retains most of its finish, thinning in areas. The bore is bright and the hammer retains all of its notches intact. The revolver is mechanically sound. 3,250 - 4,250

1348 - (C) COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER IN .45 LC (1902).

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 227651

Caliber/Bore: .45 LC

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Produced in 1902, this revolver features a single line barrel address and roll marked caliber designation. The hammer is coarsely checkered with a border and single line. The frame has a two line patent date with Rampant Colt in a circle. The grips are checkered gutta percha. CONDITION: The blue finish is thin in most areas, with areas starting to plum. Scattered dings are present on most surfaces. traces of case colors remain on the hammer. The bore has good rifling, with scattered pinpricking and small pits throughout. The numbers are all matching, with the exception of the grips. The hammer notches are intact and the revolver is mechanically sound. 3,250 - 4,250

1349 - (C) SECOND GENERATION COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER IN .38 SPECIAL

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 23415SA

Caliber/Bore: .38 Special

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Produced in 1959, this revolver features a single line address and a roll die caliber marking. The frame has a two line patent date with Rampant Colt. The hammer has a blued rounded top with fine checkering. The grips are two piece checkered hard rubber. Scarce for caliber and barrel length, with only 6,506 blued variants produced in the second generation. CONDITION: The revolver has all matching numbers including the grips. Some finish loss, primarily at the muzzle, with scattered handling throughout. There are light turn lines on the cylinder. The blued finish is starting to thin on the backstrap. The case colors are strong and vibrant. The bore and mechanics are excellent. 3,250 - 4,250

1350 - (C) COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .45 LC REVOLVER WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 29317SA

Caliber/Bore: .45 Long Colt

Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Produced in 1960, this revolver features a correct single line address and a thick front sight. The revolver features the standard blue and case color finish. The frame has a two line patent date and the Rampant Colt. The hammer has a rounded blued top and polished bright sides. The grips are checkered hard rubber and numbered to the revolver. CONDITION: There is faint finish loss at the edge of the muzzle and ejector housing. There is a light turn line on the cylinder and scattered finish loss around the cylinder. The case colors are vibrant and not faded. The revolver has all matching numbers. The factory black box does not match the revolver and has damage to the lid, however all pieces are present and could be repaired. 3,250 - 4,000

1351 - (A) COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .45 LC REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA/ Frontier Six Shooter

Serial No. 75089

Caliber/Bore: .44-40 (44WCF)

Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

Colt Single Action Army “Frontier Six Shooter” revolver, serial number 75089, manufactured circa 1882 during the height of Colt’s early First Generation production. This desirable example is chambered in .44-40 Winchester Center Fire (marked “.44 C.F.”), a popular frontier caliber that offered interchangeability with Winchester rifles of the era. The revolver retains matching serial numbers on the frame, trigger guard, and backstrap, indicating an original, factorymatched configuration. The barrel is properly roll-marked “COLT’S PT. F.A. MFG. CO. HARTFORD CT. U.S.A.” and additionally stamped “COLT FRONTIER SIX SHOOTER,” denoting the sought-after civilian variant. Patent dates are visible on the frame consistent with standard First Generation production. This example is finished in a satin nickel finish, giving it a refined appearance that complements its historic character. The markings on the frame and barrel, with the exception of the serial number, have been reapplied. The revolver presents as a solid and well-maintained antique with a smooth, even metal surface showing an attractive, aged steel patina from careful handling and light restoration over time. Markings remain clear and legible throughout. The action is complete, and the revolver retains its classic profile and mechanical integrity. It is fitted with decorative aftermarket grips featuring an eagle motif, adding a distinctive visual character while complementing the revolver’s historic Western appeal. Overall, this is a representative Old West-era Colt SAA with strong visual presence, correct markings, and matching serialized components—an appealing collector piece from one of the most iconic revolver designs in American history. 3,500 - 4,500

1352 - (C) COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER IN .38 WCF (1915).

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 329902

Caliber/Bore: .38 WCF

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured in 1915, This revolver has the standard blue and case color finishes. The hammer has the fine checkering with no border. The barrel has a factory error roll mark address as its a two line on a 5 - 1/2” barrel; see Cochran’s “Colt Peacemaker Reference Book”, page 2. The frame has a two line patent date and Rampant Colt. The grips are checkered hard rubber with eagle and are earlier than the revolver. CONDITION: Barrel retains nearly all of its finish, with the majority of loss confined to the muzzle. The cylinder has consistent wear on all of its surfaces. The majority of the case colors on the frame and hammer are intact, and only starting to fade. The bore is clean and bright. The hammer notches are intact and the revolver is mechanically sound. 3,500 - 4,500

1353 - (C) COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .45 LC REVOLVER WITH BOX (1960).

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 30639SA

Caliber/Bore: .45 LC

Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Produced in 1960. Features all matching numbers and the standard blue and case color finish. The barrel has a single line address found on second generation Colts. The grips are checkered plastic and are numbered to the gun. The hammer has a blued rounded top with polished sides. CONDITION: The blued barrel has light wear confined to the muzzle. There is a small ding on the ejector housing. The case colors are nearly all intact, with fading on the recoil shield. There is a light turn line on the cylinder. There are small handling marks at the top of the back strap. Mechanically fine albeit very soft, bore with strong bright rifling and some firing residue towards muzzle. The original box is serial numbered to the gun with matching end label. The corners and hinge are intact. The lid appears to have been repaired at the edges. 3,500 - 4,500

1354 - (C) COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .38 SPECIAL REVOLVER WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 11281SA

Caliber/Bore: .38 Special

Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

First year production, 1957. Outstanding example of a Colt SAA. The revolver has standard finishes of blue and case colors. The barrel has a single line address and a full front sight. The frame has a two line patent date and Rampant Colt. The knurled hammer has a blued finish with polished sides. The hard rubber grips are correctly numbered to the revolver. The box is original and numbered to the revolver. CONDITION: The revolver is like new and unfired since leaving the factory. It would be very difficult to improve upon its condition. The screws are all unmarred. Outstanding blued and cased surfaces. The bore are outstanding as are the cylinder chambers. The original box has cellophane tape repairs to its hinge, the serial numbers are faint on bottom of the box, but legible. Mechanically fine, somewhat gummy likely due to old dried oil.

3,850 - 4,850

1355 - (C) FIRST GENERATION COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER IN .38 COLT

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 319520

Caliber/Bore: .38 Colt

Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Produced in 1911, this revolver features a blue and case color finish. All matching numbers, with the exception of the grips. The barrel features a single line address and a roll die caliber marking. The frame has a two line patent date with a Rampant Colt in a circle. The hammer has fine borderless checkering. The caliber is very scarce in Colt Single actions, with only 1,011 produced prior to 1914. The grips are checkered hard rubber and are not numbered to the revolver. The revolver is complete with a Colt factory letter confirming its configuration and shipping destination. CONDITION: The revolver is in high condition, with much of its original blued finish. Majority of the finish loss is confined to the left side of the barrel. The cylinder has finish loss on approximately half of its surface. The grip straps have more loss on the rear and blue confined to the more protected areas. Case colors are still evident on the lower half of the frame, with fading on the top surfaces. The hammer has much of its case color. The hammer notches are all present, the bore is bright, and mechanics are fine. 4,500 - 5,500

1356 - (C) HIGH CONDITION

WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 LEVER ACTION RIFLE

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 1894

Serial No. 237614

Caliber/Bore: .32 Winchester

Special

Barrel Length: 26”

Dates to 1904. This was a relatively new cartridge in 1904 having only been introduced in 1902. This is a standard rifle with full octagon barrel, full tube magazine, Beech folding front sight, Winchester rear sight slot filler and sporting a tang peep sight. There are no PW proof stamps and has the correct Winchester barrel legend, smokeless powder legend and caliber. Finish is high polished blue frame, rust blued barrel and full magazine, case color lever, hammer and butt plate. Walnut stock is proud to metal with rifle butt plate and matching forearm. CONDITION: Excellent. The frame retains at least 99% of its high polish blue exhibiting some minor freckles and handling. Barrel and tube also retain about 98% blue with some minute freckles. Screws are true and retain nearly all their bright blue finish. The loading gate still retains nearly all its nitre blue finish. The case colors on hammer and lever are still bold and bright , even on the base of loop. Even the butt plate retains some good color. Stocks are excellent with nominal impressions. Mechanically sound with a well defined bold bore showing hint of frosting. This rifle has seen very little use and is just about as nice as they come. It is estimated that less than 10% of all production prior to the mid 300,000 were in this caliber making it the scarcest cartridge during this era. 3,000 - 4,000

1357 - (M) SPECIAL ORDER TURNBULL MANUFACTURING 1886 .45-70 LEVER ACTION SHORT RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Turnbull

Model: 1886

Serial No. JP00030YZ86G

Caliber/Bore: .45-70

Barrel Length: 22”

FFL Status: Modern

An outstanding quality contemporary reproduction of the iconic Winchester 1886 lever action rifle by Turnbull. Rifle is fitted with a rust blued octagon barrel with white bead blade front sight and sporting rear. Brilliantly colored case hardened solid frame. Smooth walnut forend and pistol grip stock of fancy feather crotch figure with case hardened checkered shotgun butt plate. Includes 2023 invoice and factory paperwork. CONDITION: Excellent, as new. Virtually all of the rich and highly attractive Turnbull finishes are retained with faint evidence of handling. Excellent, mirror bore. Fine mechanics. 3,000 - 5,000

1358 - (C) SPECIAL ORDER WINCHESTER MODEL 1886 TAKEDOWN LEVER ACTION RIFLE IN .45-70.

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 1886

Serial No. 135285

Caliber/Bore: .45-70

Barrel Length: 26”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Dates to 1904. This lovely rifle features a scarce full tapered octagon barrel with the half magazine takedown, the blue finish, dovetailed German silver blade front sight, the long 2 1/2” folding ladder rear sight, walnut stock with checkered steel shotgun butt plate and a matching forearm. Tang is stamped Model 1886 and the barrel exhibits strong Winchester legends and caliber with PW proofs. CONDITION: Fine. The frame retains at least 50% bright blue perfectly blending with smooth patina. Bolt retains nearly all of its bright blue. Screws are still true with strong blue. Barrel retains most of its blue finish that has the patina bleeding through in a smooth homogenous blend. Edges still crisp. Stock is fine, exhibiting some nominal dings and dents. Mechanically sound with a strong bright bore with minor frosting. This is a great 86 in the best caliber. 3,500 - 4,500

1359 - (C) SUPERB WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 LEVER ACTION SADDLE RING

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 1894

Serial No. 813338

Caliber/Bore: .32 Winchester

Special

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Outstanding Winchester Model 1894 Saddle Ring Carbine with post mounted blade front sight and ladder adjustable carbine rear sight. Traditional 2 line barrel address with chamber marked “32 W.S.”. Blue finished metal with correct varnished smooth gumwood stocks and smooth curved carbine buttplate. Saddle ring and stud on left side of receiver. Manufactured 1917. The very limited WWI production makes these rifle extremely uncommon and the use of gumwood for stocks due to the walnut shortage due to the WW1 makes these .32 Special carbines both extremely uncommon and rarely encountered in excellent condition. CONDITION: Extremely fine with barrel and tube retaining over 98% blue finish. Receiver has light flaking on right side but remains at over 95%. The wood is superb with only some very light impression. Bore is brilliant with sharp rifling. Mechanically excellent. 3,500 - 5,500

1360 - (A) HIGH CONDITION SPECIAL ORDER WINCHESTER MODEL 1873

LEVER ACTION CARBINE

Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1873

Serial No. 299942B

Caliber/Bore: .44-40

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Antique

According to the factory research, this gun was shipped as a .44 caliber carbine on June 17, 1889 to “Consignor”. It was subsequently returned to Winchester but there is no record of work or date. The carbine has the later factory applied PW proof on both the frame and top of barrel. There is no saddle ring or stud and now sports swivels. Post front sight and folding ladder rear sight, Winchester applied bright blue finish, a blued rifle buttplate with trap, and a blued lever and hammer. All appear to be factory done at some point. CONDITION: Excellent. This carbine remains in spectacular condition retaining a minimum of 95% of its bright blue finish exhibiting some nominal high edge and handling wear. The stocks are in commensurate condition, proud to metal, with minimal impressions. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 4,000 - 6,000

1361 - (A) HENRY MARKED WINCHESTER MODEL 1866 LEVER ACTION RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 1866

Serial No. 23514

Caliber/Bore: .44 RF

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Antique

Winchester Model 1866 in .44 Rimfire, manufactured 1869. Octagon barrel with blade front sight and folding staff rear barrel sight. Henry Patent barrel marking. Gunmetal brass receiver with varnished straight grain American walnut stocks with brass hardware, sling swivels, and crescent butt with trap for cleaning rods. CONDITION: Very good overall as barrel and tube have attained a period plum patina with a strong bore with well defined rifling. The brass is nicely toned and aged. The wood has a sliver absent at front of forearm and numerous period of use bruises and impressions. Mechanically fine. A very honest 1866 rifle from the immediate post-Civil War era that originated in western Kentucky. 4,000 - 6,000

1362 - (A) WINCHESTER 3RD MODEL 1866 YELLOWBOY LEVER ACTION RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 1866

Serial No. 26690

Caliber/Bore: .44 RF

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Antique

Dates to 1869. Very early 3rd model rifle. The barrel has the “King’s Improvement Winchester Repeating Arms Co Oct. 16, 1860” barrel legend. Standard rifle features the full octagon barrel, full length magazine tube, small dovetailed front sight, the dovetailed ladder leaf rear sight, case color hammer and lever, and standard brass frame, buttplate, and nose cap. The walnut stock features the rifle butt and has the matching forearm. The butt plate has a matching serial number. CONDITION: Very good. Barrel and tube were refinished at one time and the barrel legend has thinned but are still readily legible. Both have a smooth blue brown patina hue. All of the brass is finely aged and quite handsome. Stocks are excellent albeit a bit shy as refinished and with nominal impressions. Case colors have darkened as has the loading gate blue. Mechanically sound with an extremely strong bore that has some frosting. Far scarcer than the carbines and this early example is quite handsome. 5,000 - 7,000

1363 - (A) WINCHESTER MODEL 1866 .44 RF LEVER ACTION RIFLE INSCRIBED TO I. CORDEAUX

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 1866

Serial No. 121875

Caliber/Bore: .44 RF

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Antique

Manufactured in 1869 with octagon barrel and full length magazine. Gunmetal brass receiver with brass furniture and brass crescent butt plate with trap for the 4 piece Winchester cleaning rod, enclosed. Rifle is period inscribed on left side of receiver “I. Cordeaux”. The Cordeaux family was a well known English political family but nothing is known of this presentation. Factory mounted with straight grain American walnut stocks and factory sling swivels. The period of manufacture was a very active time of hostility in the European arena as well as the beginning of the Westward Expansion period in our post-Civil War era. CONDITION: Very good with the barrel and magazine retaining 40-50% faded factory blue finish with the brass waving a mellow mustard patina. The wood is very fine with some lightly impressions and period wear. Mechanically excellent and the rear sight was replaced with a drift adjustable blade sight. 5,000 - 7,500

1364 - (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. 8,000 - 12,000

1365 - (A) ARAPAHOE COUNTY, CO. “CITY HALL WAR” FACTORY INSCRIBED WINCHESTER MODEL 1886 LEVER ACTION RIFLE

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 1886

Serial No. 89728

Caliber/Bore: .40-82

Barrel Length: 26”

FFL Status: Antique

Rifles marked “ARAPAHOE COUNTY” are extremely desirable and well known. Winchester produced 50 of these rifles in 1894 as ordered for the Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Department (Denver, Colorado). The infamous “City Hall War” of 1894 in Denver prompted Arapahoe County Sheriff Alexander Nesbit to order 50 Winchester Model 1886 rifles for his deputies and were so engraved on the left side of frame “ARAPAHOE COUNTY”. The so called war began when Governor Davis Waite sought to fire the entire Denver Police Board to wit, the Governor called in state militia units and federal troops from Fort Logan to surround City Hall where on March 4 of 1894, the commissioners, backed by hundreds of armed city police officers and deputy sheriffs, had already barricaded themselves within City Hall. This “war” ended when the Colorado Supreme Court sided with Waite ruling that he had the legal right and authority to remove all of the Denver Fire and Police Board members, thus barely avoiding an all out shooting skirmish. As a result, Governor Waite did not win re-election. This otherwise standard rifle features the full round barrel and magazine, a German silver tip dovetailed front sight, a semi buckhorn rear sporting sight, case color frame, lever, hammer and butt plate sporting a walnut stock with rifle butt plate and matching forearm. CONDITION: Excellent. The frame still retains flashes of case color as does hammer but has now taken on the more familiar nickel appearance. The barrel finish retains some flashes of blue in protected areas but has basically thinned to a soft patina with some freckling. The tube retains most of the dulling blue finish. The bolt retains nearly all of its bright blue while the gate still retains about half of its bright blue. Stocks are solid exhibiting scattered dings and some finish loss. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 8,000 - 12,000

1366

Manufacturer: New Haven Arms

Model: 1860 Henry

Serial No. 4246

Caliber/Bore: .44 Henry RF

Barrel Length: 24 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Antique

Manufactured 1864 during the US Civil War. New Haven Arms Henry Rifle in .44 Henry Rimfire with gun metal brass frame. Octagon barrel with gulleted internal magazine under barrel. Integral blade front sight with folding staff rear sight graduated to 800 yards. Barrel mounted sling swivel stud on left side of barrel with varnished American walnut stock with sling swivel on left side and prominent “Henry Bump” just below sling swivel. Mounted with brass crescent buttplate with trap for cleaning rod. Buttplate is serial numbered to rifle internally at toe. Both butt plate screws have the last 3 digits of the serial number of the rifle. The tang screws are not numbered and this rifle has a rarely encountered scope base in the front tang screw hole. This is believed to be for a Malcolm type elevation base as has been observed on several other Civil War-era Henry rifles in the past. The butt stock has a partial serial number visible in the upper tang mortise but is very difficult to discern. CONDITION: Very good, barrel has crisp, legible legends and markings. Finish has toned to a soft patina mixed with silver. The brass receiver has a very pleasant aged mustard patina. The stock is excellent with visible Henry bump and good, full-sized wood with only light bruises and period of use impressions. The action operates properly and locks solidly. Bolt face remains in the rimfire caliber and has not been modified to centerfire as many were done in later years. A very honest and unique Civil War era Henry rifle that originated from Kentucky. 17,500 - 27,500

- (A) NEW HAVEN ARMS HENRY 1860 LEVER ACTION RIFLE

1367 - (A) NIMSCHKE ENGRAVED WINCHESTER MODEL 1866 LEVER ACTION SADDLE RING CARBINE

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 1866

Serial No. 32355

Caliber/Bore: .44 RF

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Antique

Manufactured 1871. Winchester Model 1866 Saddle Ring Carbine in .44 Rimfire, engraved by Master Engraver Louis D. Nimschke. Receiver is embellished with his full scroll and vine with figural eagle’s head as depicted on page 55 of the “L.D. Nimschke: Firearms Engraver” by R.L.Wilson. Left side of frame has eagle vignette with balance in his Germanic inspired scrolls with pearl background. Top of chamber has his starburst or “splash”, as it is referred to, while rear of top of receiver is embellished with more scroll and vine with small pearl background. Right side of receiver is embellished to match left side without eagle vignette but with a name panel for presentation. Upper and lower tang are both engraved with the same motif and further embellished with small clamshell pattern shield. Round barrel with front sight integral to front band. Full magazine. Oil finished walnut stock with brass buttplate embellished with same scroll and vine and is numbered internal to the frame with matching numbers.

CONDITION: Very fine with barrel and magazine retaining 40% dark blue with balance thinning and toning to period patina. Bore is very good with well defined rifling. Receiver has toned to a wonderful mustard patina. Stock is very fine with some very minor impressions and a sling wear area from the saddle ring. Mechanically excellent. 25,000 - 35,000

1368 - (C) DOCUMENTED SPECIAL ORDER MODEL 1886 LEVER ACTION RIFLE IN .45-90

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 1886

Serial No. 125198

Caliber/Bore: .45-90

Barrel Length: 26”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Scarce Winchester Special Order Semi-Deluxe Model 1886 rifle in .45-90. Documented with factory shipping certification from Buffalo Bill Historical center records confirming configuration and shipping date of March 8th, 1902. Blue finish with full length octagon barrel and full length magazine. Varnished American straight grain walnut stocks with smooth pistol grip and factory Winchester pistol grip cap with Winchester monogram. Case colored hammer, lever, and crescent butt plate. Mounted with 2-tone sporting blade front sight and elevation adjustable sporting rear sight with patent marked elevator. 2 line Winchester barrel address on top barrel flat with chamber marked “45-90 W.C.F.”. These big bore 1886 Winchester rifles saw extensive use in the Rocky Mountains for use against America’s largest and most dangerous game animals and as personal defense. CONDITION: Very good with barrel and magazine retaining an abundance of blue finish with balance toned to a homogenous patina. The bore remains bright with sharp rifling. The receiver retains over 80% blue finish on the sides with the underside and tangs having toned to silver from carry and use. The stocks are very good, full sized, with an abundance of varnish. The case colors on hammer, lever and buttplate have softened to shadows. The action locks solidly and is mechanically excellent. 3,500 - 5,500

1369 - (C) DOCUMENTED WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 TAKEDOWN LEVER

ACTION RIFLE IN .38-55

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 1894

Serial No. 240031

Caliber/Bore: .38-55

Barrel Length: 26”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Very fine documented Winchester takedown Model 1894 rifle with full octagon barrel and full length magazine. Traditional 2 line barrel address and chamber marked “38-55”. Takedown receiver with blue finish. Vividly case colored hammer and lever. Nicely figured and varnished American walnut stocks with crescent buttplate. Comes with Buffalo Bill Historical Center letter, documenting its full and current configuration and that it was shipped from the warehouse September 15th, 1905. CONDITION: Very fine overall with metal retaining an immense 97% brilliant blue while hammer and lever retain 70% of their vivid case colors. Buttplate has toned to silver with shadows of case color remaining. The wood stocks are excellent with most all varnish remaining and some very light period impressions. Mechanically excellent with brilliant, sharp bore. A very fine and documented Winchester takedown 94 rifle in the most desirable caliber. 4,500 - 6,500

1370

MODEL 1873 LEVER ACTION MUSKET

W/ BAYONET

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 1873

Serial No. 570467B

Caliber/Bore: .44-40

Barrel Length: 30”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Museum quality Winchester Model 1873 rifle Musket with bright steel factory socket bayonet. Brilliant blue finished metal with vividly case colored hammer. lever and butt plate. Blade mounted post front sight with Military pattern slide adjustable rear sight graduated to 800 yards. Niter blue finish loading gate. Straight grained oil finished walnut stocks with 3 forearm retaining bands and factory mounted sling swivels. Carbine/ musket pattern steel butt plate with trap for 4 piece cleaning rod. The Winchester Model 1873 was a commercial success with large quantities sold in South America and to the former Russian Empire. Most saw extensive use and are found in only good or poorer condition. This Museum quality example would be difficult to improve upon. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine with metal retaining over 97% brilliant blue with some extremely minor edge losses and several minor scratches from storage or handling. The bore is brilliant and sharp. The wood is exceptionally fine with some very minute period impressions. The case colors are vivid and brilliant. Mechanically excellent with little if any use evident. 5,000 - 7,500

- (C) STUNNING WINCHESTER

1371 - (C) OUTSTANDING DOCUMENTED

WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 .30-30

LEVER ACTION RIFLE

Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1894

Serial No. 107150

Caliber/Bore: 30-30

Barrel Length: 26”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Outstanding Documented Winchester Model 1894 rifle with 26” full octagon barrel and full length magazine. Chambered for .30 WCF with varnished straight grain walnut stocks with crescent butt. Blue finished with case colored hammer, lever, and butt plate. Manufactured 1901. Fitted with Beech folding front sight, elevation adjustable sporting rear sight and Lyman folding tang sight. Documented with Buffalo Bill Historical Center letter from the original Winchester archives by serial number confirming 1901 date of manufacture with octagon barrel, plain trigger, rifle. CONDITION: Excellent with barrel and tube retaining over 96% bright blue finish with brilliant bright and sharp bore. Receiver retains 90-92% bright polished blue with light edge wear at carry point and high point edges have toned to patina. The hammer and lever retain most all of their vivid case colors. The crescent butt has toned to shadows of case color. The varnished walnut stocks are excellent with most all varnish remaining and only some very light impressions from use and handling. Mechanically excellent. An outstanding example of the classic Winchester 1894 rifle. 5,500 - 7,500

1372 - (A) FINE SPENCER LEVER ACTION SPORTING RIFLE

Manufacturer: Spencer

Model: 1860 Sporting

Serial No. 629

Caliber/Bore: .56-46 Spencer

Barrel Length: 30”

FFL Status: Antique

One of the approximately 1800 total Spencer Sporting rifles produced and chambered for the .56-46 Spencer rimfire cartridge. Produced in the immediate post-Civil War era with most going west during the United States period of Westward Expansion. 26” round barrel with sporting blade front sight. Modified Spencer staff sight at rear dovetail and factory installed mid-range tang sight. Receiver serial number is applied slightly offset to facilitate tang sight. Barrel has matc hing serial number 629 on underside. Rifle is mounted with oil finished American walnut stocks with diminutive pewter forend tip. Traditional 10 round magazine at crescent type steel butt. CONDITON: Very good with shadows of case color visible on receiver, lock and lever with balance tined to patina. Bore is good with well defined rifling with darkness in grooves. Stocks are very good with a small chip at rear of forearm and some period of use impressions and bruises. Mechanically fine 3,000 - 4,000

1373 - (A) DELUXE MARLIN MODEL 1881 .45-70

LEVER ACTION RIFLE WITH NEW MEXICO TERRITORY PRESENTATION

Manufacturer: Marlin

Model: 1881

Serial No. 918

Caliber/Bore: .45-70

Barrel Length: 22”

FFL Status: Antique

This is a special order nickel plated large frame short rifle with a heavy full octagon barrel and full length magazine tube. The front sight has a 1” center set back with a 1/2” set back to hanger, which is correct for this model. The front sight is a silver knife blade with a blued semi-buckhorn sporting rear sight. Muzzle is flat. Checkered walnut stock and forearm, butt with sling swivel. The left side is engraved “PRESENTED BY DAVID BRANSON to ANDREW O’HARA, REMEMBRANCE OF HIS PROMPT and BRAVE RESPONCE TO A CALL FOR HELP when we swam the RIO GRANDE at high water CABALLO MOUNTAINS NEW MEXICO AUGUST 20TH 1881”. Branson was a well-known figure in that region in 1881 and crossing the Rio Grande during flooded conditions was a perilous undertaking. He presented this rifle to O’Hara for saving his life. Research at a local library may turn up an article on this event. CONDITION: Fine. The frame retains flashes of nickel finish with balance a clean gunmetal appearance. The barrel retains at least 70% of its nickel with some scattered flaking and edge wear. The tube retains nickel in protected areas. The stock is solid with sharp checkering, some finish loss and oil darkening. The forearm exhibits some minor dents and bit of crazing at frame. Mechanically sound with a well defined frosted bore. A true piece of not so well known Western frontier history. 3,500 - 7,000

1374 - (A) SPECIAL ORDER HIGH CONDITION WINCHESTER MODEL 1873

LEVER ACTION RIFLE

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 1873

Serial No. 166958A

Caliber/Bore: .32-20

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Antique

The factory research states that this rifle was assembled on November 22, 1884 and shipped on July 1, 1885 as a standard .32 caliber octagon barrel rifle with a special order factory “ Set” trigger. Standard features include the high polish bright blue frame, rust blued full octagon barrel and tube, a German silver tip dovetailed front sight, a semi-buckhorn rear sporting sight, case color lever, hammer and rifle butt plate with no trap. The walnut stock and matching forearm are proud to metal. Barrel has the standard Winchester legend as does the upper tang. CONDITION: Excellent. The frame still retains about 90% of the bright high polish blue with the usual striations blending patina. The loading gate retains nearly all its nitre blue finish. The barrel retains the majority of its rust blue finish exhibiting minor handling marks. The dust cover also retains over half of its bright blue. Even the nose cap retains the majority of its blue. The case colors have oxidized. The tube shows flashes of protected blue with balance now a smooth patina. Stocks are excellent showing minor impressions and light finish loss. Mechanically sound with a bold, lightly frosted bore. 3,500 - 4,500

1375 - (A) HIGH CONDITION SPECIAL

ORDER LARGE FRAME HEAVY BARREL MARLIN MODEL 1881 RIFLE

Manufacturer: Marlin

Model: 1881

Serial No. 4434

Caliber/Bore: .40-60

Barrel Length: 28”

FFL Status: Antique

Dates to 1883-1884. Features the special order heavy barrel, smooth metal shotgun butt plate, a silver knife blade front sight, a flat top sporting rear sight, full magazine and walnut stock with matching forearm. The frame features the mirror bright early high polish blue finish with rust blued barrel and tube. The lever and hammer are case color. The proper Marlin legend appears atop barrel. CONDITION: Excellent. The frame retains at least 85% of its bright blue with high edge wear, some minor thinning and handling marks. The barrel and tube retain the majority of their blue finish with some high edge and handling wear. Still retains some case colors. Stocks are excellent with minor impressions. Mechanically sound with a well defined bore showing some frosting. A brilliant large frame Western era rifle. 3,500 - 5,500

1376 - (C) SPECIAL ORDER STEVENS MODEL 45 IDEAL RANGE MODEL.25-21 SINGLE SHOT RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Stevens

Model: 45

Serial No. 25938

Caliber/Bore: .25-21

Barrel Length: 28”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

These were produced between 1896 through 1916. The frame exhibits the interior 45 stamp referencing the model. It is built on the robust 44 frame. A Beech folding front sight and Swiss butt plate was standard issue for the Model 45 but this example has the gutta percha Stevens stags head butt plate and a standard bead dovetailed front sight. The rear sight barrel slot is vacant and a set of A-O scope blocks have been added. This gun has matching assembly number 131 as well as matching serial numbers. The barrel is stamped No. 2 and is 28” octagon to round. The caliber, 25-21, a famous and very accurate straight wall case introduced in 1897. The frame is beautifully case colored and features the special order double set triggers. This rifle also features the S-lever, walnut straight grip stock and the matching forearm that exhibits the schnauble tip. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains nearly all its bright case colors and barrel blue showing some nominal handling marks and light muzzle wear. Base of lever colors have faded. The screws are still crisp and true retaining blue. Stocks are also in excellent condition with minor impressions. Mechanically sound with a strong bright bore. The set triggers are precise and the block retains nearly all of its peacock blue as does top of hammer.

A beautiful rifle that needs a matching Stevens scope. Rifle comes with an Ideal bullet mold, a reloading tool and a few unprimed empty cases. 2,500 - 4,000

1377 - (M) SHILOH-SHARPS

BRIDGEPORT MODEL 1874 #1 SPORTER SINGLE SHOT RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Shiloh-Sharps Model: 1874

Serial No. B5511

Caliber/Bore: .45 2 - 1/10 (.45-70)

Barrel Length: 30”

FFL Status: Modern

This is an unusual custom order fitted with 30” heavy round barrel rather than octagon. It is a Bridgeport style with the pewter forearm tip. It is equipped with a globe front sight and a fine mid range tang sight, but there is no rear sight cut in barrel. Rifle also features a single trigger, plain walnut stock with pistol grip, checkered black shotgun buttplate, and a matching forearm. The Shiloh Sharps legends are stamped on top of barrel as well as right side of receiver. The frame, side plate, hammer, and lever are beautifully case colored with fire blue screws. Caliber is stamped at breech “.45 2 1/10” for .45-70. CONDITION: Near new showing nominal handling marks with bright case colors, rich blue, and superb stocks. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 2,500 - 4,000

1378 - (A) REMINGTON HEPBURN NO.

3 .38-50 FALLING BLOCK RIFLE WITH PERIOD SCOPE.

Manufacturer: Remington

Model: Hepburn

Serial No. 3405

Caliber/Bore: .38 -50

Barrel Length: 28”

FFL Status: Antique

First offered in 1880, this early rifle features the octagon to round barrel with the E. Remington & Sons Ilion NY legend. Both of the barrel sight slots now retain the scope mounts for the unmarked Moog style 34” 3/4” tube scope. The frame and trigger guard are case color with nitre blued hammer and block. Single trigger. Frame exhibits the Hepburn patent. The deluxe walnut stock features the checkered round knob, roll over cheek piece, and the nickel Swiss butt plate. The forearm is checkered en suite with a metal forearm tip. Matching serial numbers on barrel, frame, and butt plate. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains nearly all its bright case colors darkening on trigger guard and upper tang. Stock is excellent with sharp checkering. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. The scope still has crisp fine cross hair optics. 3,000 - 4,000

1379 - (A) CONRAD ULRICH FACTORY

MARLIN BALLARD NO. 6 1/2 OFF HAND RIGBY TARGET RIFLE

Manufacturer: Ballard

Model: No 6 Rigby Off Hand

Serial No. 9180

Caliber/Bore: .38-50 Everlasting

Barrel Length: 28”

FFL Status: Antique

John Dutcher explains this model in detail beginning on page 213 of “Ballard: The Great American Single Shot Rifle”. This rare rifle features the round barrel with engraved muzzle. The barrel breech sports the engraved muzzle flats with “Ballard” in ribbon on top flat. The deluxe grain walnut stock features the swept checkered pistol grip with ebony inset, a roll over cheek piece and the nickel plated brass Farrow pattern light Swiss butt plate. The checkered forearm features the black tip. Border paneled checkered trigger and type 3 checkered hammer. Matching number on base of barrel and frame but there is a factory error on butt plate stamp that reads 9108 instead of 9180. Left side of frame exhibits the J.M. Marlin legend. Spirit level front sight with a mid range Vernier tang sight. The fine Ulrich factory engraving consists of a pair of deer on left side vignette and a buffalo on the right side, all surrounded by American bank note scroll. The frame, lever and hammer are color case finished while barrel is rust blued. CONDITION: Excellent. The frame retains generous case color but is softening. Barrel retains majority of its blue but is thinning and shows scattered freckles. The stocks are excellent with sharp checkering and nominal impressions. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. The wrist has none of the usual cracking. Simply a beautiful rifle. 4,500 - 6,500

1380 - (A) BRIDGEPORT SHARPS MODEL 1874 OLD RELIABLE SPORTING RIFLE

Manufacturer: Sharps

Model: 1874 Old Reliable

Serial No. 162226

Caliber/Bore: .40 -70

Barrel Length: 30”

FFL Status: Antique

Sharps moved their company from Hartford to Bridgeport in 1876 and it was the first year they stamped the “Old Reliable” legend on the barrel. This example has matching serial numbers on both the base of the octagon barrel and on the upper tang in a visible straight line above the Vernier Mid Range tang, which indicates it was shipped with a tang sight. Unstamped Lawrence style folding ladder rear barrel sight and globe front sight. The barrel is stamped “OLD RELIABLE” along with the Sharps Bridgeport legend. Breech is stamped “Calibre 40”. Double set triggers, case colored frame, lever, hammer and side plate, brass rifle buttplate, smooth walnut stock with pistol grip and matching Schnabel tip forearm. In the book on Sharps 1874 rifles by Marcot, Paxton & Marron, on page 116, they picture gun number 162229 as invoiced to the New York Central Schuetzen Corp. On page 117, they picture number 162228, which is nearly identical in every feature with same style brass buttplate, barrel sight, and stock design. Another nearly identical rifle, number 162301, is pictured on page 118. CONDITION: Fine. Barrel retains about 70% of its fading blue with sharp legends and light high edge and handling wear. Case colors have faded. Stock is excellent with usual impressions. Double set trigger work. Bore is bold with light frosting. 4,500 - 6,500

1381 - (A) INCREDIBLE MARLIN BALLARD 4 1/2 A1 MID RANGE SPECIAL SINGLE SHOT RIFLE

Manufacturer: Marlin-Ballard

Model: A1 Mid Range

Serial No. 2048

Caliber/Bore: .40-63

Barrel Length: 30”

FFL Status: Antique

1382

The Mid Range Ballard was first offered in 1876 running through 1883. This rifle is retailer stamped at barrel breech “ V. KINDER EAST SAGINAW” Vincent Kindler opened his shop in 1867 and was a major firearms retailer of the 19th century. All of the details on this rifle are discussed in John Dutcher’s book entitled “BALLARD, THE GREAT AMERICAN SINGLE SHOT RIFLE”. This rifle was made by J.M. Marlin and so stamped on left side of frame .The “BALLARD A-1 & MID RANGE” engraving surrounded by scroll was the work of L.D. Nimschke. This model features the octagon to round barrel, Globe front sight, and Marlin Mid Range peep sight. There is no cut in barrel for a rear sight. The barrel is finely blued while the action and lever are case color. The under-side of barrel shows the matching stamped 2048 serial number. Top of barrel at breech does not have a caliber stamp. The walnut stock has the checkered swept back pistol grip and the checkered steel buttplate. The checkered forearm has a carved horn tip. Loop lever. CONDITION: Excellent. The lever and hammer still retain color while frame shows generous, albeit darkening, color. Barrel retains at least 95% blue blending with some high edge toning. The stock is excellent with sharp checkering and minimal impressions. Mechanically fine with with a clean and bright bold bore. Arguably, the finest American single shot target rifle

RIFLE IN .45-70

Manufacturer: Remington

Model: No. 1

Serial No. 5282

Caliber/Bore: .45-70

Barrel Length: 32”

FFL Status: Antique

Louis N. Walker was the foreman for the Remington Custom shop as well as a noted master barrel maker. There are several Walker Hepburn rifles known but this writer cannot find any other Walker custom shop No. 1 rifles. This rifle features a blued octagon to round barrel. Under the forearm is stamped “L.N. WALKER”. The barrel is stamped “E. REMINGTON & SONS ILLION N.Y.” on flat. The case color action has the six line patent stamps with date. The front barrel slot cut has a spirit level sight, no rear barrel cut, and mid-long range tang sight. The walnut butt stock features a checkered flared Marlin Ballard style pistol grip with ebony inset and a checkered horn butt plate. The forearm is checkered and features a horn forearm tip. CONDITION: Excellent. External frame colors have faded and patterned out. Barrel retains majority of the softening blue finish with sharp legends. The stock is excellent with some nominal dings and impressions. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. Numerous custom Remington shop details with the Walker barrel. 5,000 - 8,000

1383 - (A) RARE HIGH CONDITION

WINCHESTER 1885 HIGH WALL .45-70

FALLING BLOCK RIFLE MUSKET.

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 1885

Serial No. 31295

Caliber/Bore: .45-70

Barrel Length: 32”

FFL Status: Antique

Dates to 1889. It is commonly reported that Winchester made 343 of these muskets with 120 made for the Hawaiian guard. This gun does not fall into the Hawaiian guard serial range. This musket features the walnut stock with the metal carbine style butt plate, the walnut fore-end, two bands, swivels, metal rod, round barrel with military style folding ladder rear sight and blade on base front sight, and case color frame, lever and hammer. Barrel displays the one line legend along with 45-70. Features the case color frame, hammer and lever. CONDITION: Excellent. The frame retains at least 90% case color, most of which is still bold. There is still some strong color on lever. Screws are true. Barrel retains the vast majority of its blue finish with nominal handling. Barrel bands have darkened but the springs are still peacock blue. Stock is excellent with minor impressions and light dings. The buttplate has mostly turned patina. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. This is an impressive and rare musket that would be hard to improve on. 6,000 - 8,000

1384 - (A) RARE ULRICH ENGRAVED

MARLIN BALLARD NO 6 SCHUETZEN

HEAVY BARREL TARGET RIFLE IN .38-55

Manufacturer: Marlin

Model: Ballard

Serial No. 19762

Caliber/Bore: .38-55

Barrel Length: 32”

FFL Status: Antique

According to John Dutcher in “Ballard: The Great American Single Shot Rifle”, he explains this model in detail beginning on page 171. Matching numbers on bottom of barrel, frame, and inside the butt plate. Heavy octagon to round barrel and stamped “38-55” at breech. Wind gauge front sight and mid range Vernier tang sight, no slot for a rear barrel sight. Left side of frame with Marlin Ballard legend. The frame, block, lever, and hammer are case colored. Standard features include the double set triggers, the ball and spur lever, and the heavy nickel plated Swiss butt plate. The deluxe checkered highly figured walnut stock with roll over cheek piece. Checkered forearm with horn tip. The frame is engraved by Ulrich or his shop and features the stag and doe on left side in vignette with the bear on right side. According to Dutcher, any high condition true Schuetzen rifle in unaltered condition is extremely rare and these seldom come up for sale. CONDITION: Excellent. The barrel is a pleasing mix of patina with a blue hue along with some age spotting. Case colors are still strong with nearly complete coverage. The stocks are excellent with sharp checkering and nominal impressions. There are none of the typical wrist cracks. Mechanically sound with a bold, slightly frosted bore. The buttplate retains the majority of its nickel finish. 6,500 - 9,500

1385 - (A) HIGH CONDITION

WINCHESTER MODEL 1885 HIGH WALL

.32-40 FALLING BLOCK RIFLE WITH SCOPE

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 1885

Serial No. 70562

Caliber/Bore: .32-40

Barrel Length: 30”

FFL Status: Antique

Dates to 1894. Early period 30” 3/4” tube high polished blue scope with rear mount adjustment and standard crosshair reticle. The two original barrel sight slots have fillers and two slots were milled to fit scope. Rifle features a number 4 heavy octagonal barrel with the case colored frame, lever, and buttplate. The walnut stock has an exposed sling eye hole and has a benchrest bottom plate attached. The forearm has the ebony inset. Crisp Winchester barrel legends. Line on upper tang where a sight once was. There are no model year tang legends and they appear to have never been applied. It is known that many Model 1885 rifles intended for Browning Brothers in Utah were made without the Winchester markings and this had to have been made for Browning. CONDITION: Excellent. Frame retains at least 90% of its bright case color along with strong color on lever and even some remaining on the butt plate. The barrel retains nearly all its blue finish with nominal handling and edge wear. Mechanically sound with a strong bore. Even the scope retains most of its brilliant blue finish. 3,500 - 5,000

1386

- (A) PROVIDENCE TOOL

COMPANY PEABODY MARTINI WHAT CHEER MID RANGE .40-70 SINGLE SHOT

RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Providence Tool Company

Model: What Cheer Mid Range

Serial No. 296

Caliber/Bore: .40-70

Barrel Length: 28”

FFL Status: Antique

Manufactured in Providence, Rhode Island, for less than 10 years. It is estimated that less than 1000 Martinis were made in all variations. “What Cheer Mid Range” is engraved on the left side of the case color receiver while Peabody & Martini patents are engraved on the right side along with some light border scrolls. Blued octagon-to-round barrel with “40 Cal 70” Grains stamped on the muzzle. There is a spirit level front sight and mid range tang sight, no rear barrel sight. The straight grip walnut stock is finely hand checkered which was not used on the standard mid range. Matching checkered forearm with case color metal tip and butt plate. The Providence legend is stamped on barrel flat. CONDITION: Excellent. Frame retains at least 40% case color with some fading and darkening. Barrel retains nearly all of its blue finish with some scattered handling marks. Stocks are excellent with sharp checkering. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 4,000 - 6,000

1387

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 1885

Serial No. 101585

Caliber/Bore: .32-40

Barrel Length: 30”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

1388 - (A) STUNNING REMINGTON

LONG RANGE CREEDMOOR .44-100

Excellent Documented Winchester Model 1885 with #3 weight tapered round barrel with blue finished Beech folding front sight, elevation adjustable sporting rear sight, and Mid-Range folding tang sight. Single set trigger. Varnished straight grain walnut stocks with crescent buttplate. Blue finished barrel and receiver with case colored falling breech, lever, and butt plate. Documented with Buffalo Bill Historical Center letter verifying its current configuration including the Midrange tang sight and Lyman (Beech) front sight. Rifle was shipped from the warehouse on October 2nd, 1906. CONDITION: Very fine with barrel and receiver retaining over 95% finish with some edge wear and light flaking. The bore is brilliant with sharp rifling. The hammer, lever, and breech retain over 75% vivid case colors. The buttplate has toned to silver with shadows of colors. The single set trigger operates properly. The stocks are very fine with moderate handling, most all varnish remains, and some light period of use impressions. Mechanically fine. 3,500 - 4,500

SINGLE SHOT ROLLING BLOCK RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Remington

Model: Creedmoor

Serial No. 5807

Caliber/Bore: .44-100

Barrel Length: 32”

FFL Status: Antique

Arguably the finest single shot rifle ever produced by Remington. These were special order target rifles. This example features a 32” octagon-to-round barrel. The caliber is stamped at base of barrel as “44-100”. The Remington legend is stamped on top barrel flat. Features the finely blued barrel, case color frame, hammer, trigger guard and lower tang, nose cap, and buttplate. The walnut stock features the checkered pistol grip with horn insert along with a matching checkered forearm. Blued long range tang sight and spirit lever front sight, with no provision for a rear barrel mounted sight. These sights are more modern, probably Axtel given the quality. CONDITION: Excellent. The frame and other case color parts retain at least 90% mostly bright color as does the nose cap, while the buttplate retains approximately 40-50%. The barrel retains nearly all of its bright blue with exception to the top flat which shows some wear, having turned a soft patina for most of the length of the upper flat. The stock is excellent with sharp checkering but there is a repair at top of comb where the heel tang sight was once fitted. There is also a small toe repair where some finish was added. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. Weight: 9lbs. 5 oz. 4,000 - 6,000

- (C) DOCUMENTED WINCHESTER MODEL 1885 HIGH WALL SINGLE SHOT RIFLE

LONG RANGE .45-100 SINGLE SHOT RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Marlin

Model: A1 Long Range

Serial No. 804

Caliber/Bore: .45-100

Barrel Length: 34”

FFL Status: Antique

number 801 is attributed to Bill Cody. All of the details on this rifle are discussed in John Dutcher’s book entitled “BALLARD, THE GREAT AMERICAN SINGLE SHOT RIFLE”. This rifle was made by J.M. Marlin and is stamped as such on left side of frame. The “BALLARD A-1 & LONG RANGE” engraving surrounded by scroll was the work of L.D. Nimschke. This model features the octagon to round barrel. The front Wind Gauge sight. The Marlin Improved Long Range peep sight. There is no cut in barrel for a rear sight. The barrel is finely blued while the action and lever are case color. The under side of barrel shows the XXXX stamp with 804 serial number. Top of barrel at breech is stamped .45-100 (2 9/16” Everlasting) The walnut stock exhibits the checkered swept back pistol grip and the checkered steel butt plate. The checkered forearm sports the carved horn tip. In addition, the top of butt exhibits the heel mounted tang sight metal cover. Loop lever. CONDITION: Excellent. The lever and hammer still retain some color while frame has silvered out. Barrel retains at least 95% blue blending with some high edge toning. The stock is excellent with sharp checkering and minimal impressions. Mechanically fine with with a clean and bright bore. Arguably, the finest American single shot target rifle ever built. 4,500 - 6,500

1390 - (M) CODY BALLARD 4 - 1/2

.40-65 SINGLE SHOT RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Cody Ballard

Model: 4 - 1/2

Serial No. C721

Caliber/Bore: .40-65 Black

Powder

Barrel Length: 30”

The Ballard Rifle and Cartridge was incorporated in 1997. They build state of the art single shots in Cody, Wyoming. This example features the blued octagon to round barrel with a globe front sight, no rear sight slot, barrel mounted A-O scope blocks and a long range tang sight. The company legend appears on left side of frame. Rifle also features double set triggers, a loop lever with finger rest, deluxe oil finished walnut stock with checkered pistol grip, forearm with matching checkering, black fore-end tip and a checkered metal butt plate. Comes with pack of front sight inserts, an extra loop lever and a test fire sheet from 2000. CONDITION: Shows in near new condition. The case color frame, lever and hammer are brilliant. The wood is incredible. Like new. 3,000 - 4,000

1391 - (M) CODY BALLARD 4 - 1/2 .22

LR SINGLE SHOT RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Cody Ballard

Model: 4 - 1/2

Serial No. C473

Caliber/Bore: .22 LR

Barrel Length: 28”

FFL Status: Modern

The Ballard Rifle and Cartridge was incorporated in 1997. They build state of the art single shots in Cody Wyoming. This example features the blued octagon to round barrel with a globe front sight, no rear sight slot, barrel mounted A-O scope blocks and a long range tang sight. The company legend appears on left side of frame. Rifle also features double set triggers, a loop lever with finger rest, deluxe 3-4X oil finished walnut stock with checkered pistol grip, forearm with matching checkering, black fore-end tip and a checkered metal butt plate. CONDITION: Shows in near new condition. The case color frame, lever and hammer are brilliant. The wood is incredible. Like new. 3,000 - 4,000

1392 - (A) JAPANESE MATCHLOCK TANEGASHIMA

Manufacturer: Kagotani Yosaemon

Model: Tanegashima

Caliber/Bore: .63 Smoothbore

Barrel Length: 27 - 1/2”

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 with traditional Japanese style fine front and rear sights. Barrel is signed and registered, manufactured by Kagotani Yozaemon of Settsu, and registered in September of 1887 in Okayama Prefecture. Traditional Japanese matchlock action and stock, with appropriately sized ramrod in channel. CONDITION: Very good, showing evidence of use throughout. Barrel with a pleasing smooth patina throughout with some handling marks and some silvering scuffs. Rearmost barrel pin and one trigger pin missing along stock from period of use. Lock is strong but does not trip consistently, appears to be an issue with the mainspring. This is a good example of a real war-use Samurai tanegashima, signed by the maker, and registered in the modern period. 2,000 - 3,000

1393 - 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

1394 - 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

1395 - UTSUSHIMONO WAKIZASHI IN KENUKIGATA MOUNTS

Blade Length: 12 - 1/4”

Overall Length: 19 - 3/8”

This is a good example of a Japanese utsushimono, which pays homage to the earliest form of Japanese sword with an extremely deep sori and kenukigata style mounts. Kenukigata mounts are called as such because of the piercing through the nakago that resembles hair tweezers, called kenuki. This example with a simple lacquered design at the tsuka, with a lacquered fuchi with linework about the perimeter and a leather tsuba with a copper core. The saya is in the shape of a broad oar with a design of a mussel near koiguchi, with the bottom two thirds decorated with sea life designs and bubbles. The blade measures 31.2cm with a 11.5cm nakagojiri with agari kurijiri, and measures 19 - 3/8” in mounts. The sword is mumei (unsigned) and ubu (uncut) but appears to be Echizen Seki, with a choji-midare hamon with some pointed gunome. Healthy boshi. Jigane indistinct Purple cord at kabuto-gane. CONDITION: Blade is very good in an old polish, with some minor handling marks, one pockmark under the habaki that is not visible when mounted. Saya very good with rubs and scuffs, and a repair along the spine and cutting edge. This is a good example of a scarce form that virtually does not exist on the private market. 2,000 - 3,000

1396 - BRINGBACK JAPANESE GUNTO IN CRATE WITH A SIGNATURE FOR SECOND GENERATION OMI DAIJO TADAHIRO.

Blade Length: 24”

Overall Length: 38 - 5/8” in mounts

Blade measures 61.1cm nagasa (cutting edge) with a 22cm nakago which ends in a kuri nakagojiri. Two mekugi-ana, signed tachi-mei “Hizen Kuni Omi Daijo Fujiwara Tada” with last character cut off; consignor states that the signature has been shown to Roger Robertshaw, the author of “The School of Hizen Tadayoshi” and runs Hizento.com, dedicated to Hizen blades, who opined that the signature is genuine. Silver foil habaki with carved designs of falling rain. Classic gunto mounts as used by the army. Housed in a painted wood crate that appears to be repurposed from an Army piece, as there are white painted numbers on the interior, one end with the shipping information when it was sent to Virch in New York City from Marquette, Michigan. Accompanied by a typed letter indicating that the sword was brought back by Captain Kenneth Virch of the 127th Infantry, 32nd Division. He served in New Guinea and in the Philippines as a Captain Intelligence Officer in the U.S. Army, passing in 1990. CONDITION: Sword is out of polish with oxidation, heavier towards the boshi, consistent with water damage or a humid enviroment. Mounts with scrapes and rubs commensurate. Crate with evidence of age, including some missing chips. A good example of a family mounted sword sent to war, as the belief was that the family sword would help protect them during the war. 2,000 - 3,000

1397 - 25 OCCUPATION BRINGBACK JAPANESE ARROWS IN CASE

Lot consists of 25 Japanese arrows in a case, with other archery accessories including a quiver and tsurumaki, the rattan wheel shaped bowstring holder utilized when not in use. The arrows all have bamboo shafts and are appropriately fletched, with various head configurations: six are yanagi-ha, a common battlefield used Samurai arrow, of which four are signed, but soft and indistinct; six others are of a simplified watakusi form, the form often referred to as a “flesh terror” due to the barbs; the balance are ne target points, which are simple cylinders with tapered tips for sticking in the target. All housed in an appropriate chest with slots for the arrows with modular shelves that hold the arrows in place. PROVENANCE: Acquired from the son of a veteran who was stationed in Japan during the Occupation. During the occupation, the veteran befriended two Japanese MPs, and during their off time, the men would shoot archery together. When he returned to the states, the veteran brought the set home. CONDITION: Very good, with some signs of use to the arrows as befits use. Older arrowheads with some fine oxidation, but still sharp. Tsurumaki very good, bowstring starting to unravel on one end. Case very good with scuffs and rubs as expected, with a few pieces of wood replaced at lid. 3,000 - 4,000

1398 - 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

1399 - 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 Kuni 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

1400 - VERY RARE SIGNED UBU KATAKAMA YARI WITH ABALONE SHAFT

Blade Length: 18 - 1/8”

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

1401 - 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

1402 - 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. ADDENDUM: Photos of papers uploaded. 10,000 - 15,000

1403 - MUMEI HIZEN YUKIHIRO IN TACHI MOUNTS WITH NBTHK TOKUBETSU KICHO PAPERS

Blade Length: 29”

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.

ADDENDUM: Photos of papers uploaded. 10,000 - 15,000

1404 - 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

1405 - FUCHI KASHIRA SIGNED MASATSUNE WITH DESIGNS OF PLUM TREE AND SAMURAI

Signed “Masatsune (Kao)” on fuchi. The fuchi on a shakudo base with a fine nanako ground with a carved relief of a plum tree overhanging a sign, accented with gold. Measures 3.7cm x 2.2cm x 1.3cm. The kashira measures 3.3cm x 1.6cm x 1cm (over the relief), and depicts a fully armed and armored samurai with his bow on a fine nanako ground, his armor and weaponry accented in gold. Housed in a paulownia wood kiri box. CONDITION: Excellent, with some minor handling marks and rubs from age, as expected. 500 - 1,000

1406 - TSUNENAO FUCHI KASHIRA DEPICTING BENKEI AND YOSHITSUNE.

Edo perio, signed “Tsunenao (Kao)” on fuchi, which measures 3.8cm x 2.2cm x 1.4cm. The fuchi has a relief design of Yoshitsune, Benekei’s master and the legendary samurai who fought in the Genpei war and was a key player in the defeat of the Taira. The scene appears to reference one of many instances where Yoshitsune rode his horse across a river, and in particular appears to be after a watercolor of Yoshitsune leading his men at the battle of Yashima. Yoshitsune and his horse are executed in shakduo, which the base metal is shibuchi, both accented with gold, including the rim. The kashira, fashioned en suite, depicts Benkei as he waits on the Gojo bridge, where he stood guard, taking swords from samurai as part of a personal quest to take 1000 swords. Legendarily, he encountered Yoshitsune as his to-be 1000th victim, but he lost the duel and instead became Yoshitsune’s retainer. Benkei would stay with Yoshitsune until the Battle of Koromo River, where Benkei stood guard and protected Yoshitsune while the latter committed seppuku. According to legend, Benkei killed more than 300 men who tried to arrest Yoshitsune. Unable to overcome him in combat, other warriors chose to shoot Benkei and riddle him with arrows; after hours, and becoming brave enough to engage the surely weakened Beneki, the warriors realized that Benkei had died on his feet, now celebrated as the Benkei no Tachi Ojo. In paulownia wood kiri box. CONDITION: Very good, with some minor age related rubs and handling marks. 500 - 1,000

1407 - AN EDO PERIOD TSUBA DEPICTING A PEACOCK

Of brass construction with a an applied brass rim about the perimeter referred to as a fukurin. Open hitsu-ana, with designs of a peacock in a floral scene on a textured ishemi ground. Peacocks were symbols of status in Japan and functioned very similarly to guard dogs, and were favored by daimyo to guard their estates. In a cloth bag. CONDITION: With evidence of fitting at the nakago hitsu-ana, and other scattered darkness as expected from age. A neat example with a rare motif.

400 - 600

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2001 - 18TH CENTURY BRITISH SERGEANT’S HALBERD WITH ORIGINAL HAFT.

Blade Length: 10 - 1/2”

Overall Length: 89”

Halberd head with a threaded detachable spike. Fluke with simple designs cut into the edges, while the concave blade measures 5” across. With a raised ring at the base and two languettes with rivets affixed to its original half with a pointed steel spike base with raised rings. CONDITION: Very good. Haft very good with scattered marks. This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. 1,000 - 2,000

2002 - MAKER MARKED BILL POLEARM

Blade Length: 25”

Overall Length: 85 - 1/2”

Of classic early form, with a 14 - 3/4” central flat spike with projection at rear. Base with a deeply impressed maker’s mark with “...SON” he only legible portion. Mounted to a modern haft with a pointed base. CONDITION: With great age throughout, showing minor deterioration to edges and dark throughout. Shaft with scattered handling marks. This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. 800 - 1,500

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2003 - BILL-GUISARME POLEARM.

Blade Length: 23”

Overall Length: 90”

Blade Length: 11”

Overall Length: 74”

Of classic form with a cruciform spike measuring approximately 9”, characteristic hook, and protrusions at socked and halfway up the spine, decorated with 4 impressed stars. Socket affixed to haft by four rivets, haft with a pointed iron base. CONDITION: Good, with age appropriate patina and delamination at the socket. Spike somewhat askew, but present. This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. 800 - 1,200

Head measures approximately 11” with a sharply raised medial ridge, acid etched with florals and a stand of arms. Socket affixed by four screws at the perimeter. Thick haft with numerous rivets affixed throughout, tapered point at base. CONDITION: Very good with typical darkness and what appears to be lamp black or equivalent wiped on socket. Complete Haft with scattered handling marks and impressions. This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. 1,200 - 2,400

2004 - AN ACID ETCHED PIKE WITH HAFT.

2005 - FINE ENGRAVED HALBERD WITH HAFT.

Blade Length: 25”

Overall Length: 85”

Central cruciform spike that measures approximately 20” before transitioning to a square base with incised designs of florals and a deeply impressed poincon; likely a maker’s mark, but difficult to make out. “Blades” in the form of birds with incised designs, with fluke measuring approximately 2” and a 4 - 1/4” cutting edge across the concave. Oversized crosspin with a simple incised keeper for the languets. Languets of four tongues with repaired. Later haft with iron base. CONDITION: Very good with some scattered darkness throughout. Languets have several splice repairs replacing sections of each tongue. Half with typical handling marksthroughout. This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. 1,000 - 2,000

2006 - VERY ATTRACTIVE PIERCED HALBERD WITH HAFT.

Blade Length: 20”

Overall Length: 86”

Late 17th to Early 18th Century. Central spike of 13 - 1/4” with a gently raised medial ridge, while cutting head measures approximately 6” across concave edge. Pierced through with designs of crosses, teardrops, and simple animal motifs, affixed to shaft by three screws. Base of head with simple incised designs, with an orb at base of cutting head. Modern haft. CONDITION: Very good with good patina. Some scattered handling marks to haft. Examples like this became more popular in the late 17th and early 18th as the halberd had lost it’s presence on the battlefield but were still a central part of parades and as symbols of rank; using screws instead of rivets allowed for a “takedown” system that made transport much easier as well. 1,500 - 2,500

2007 - RANSEUR WITH DECORATED HAFT.

Blade Length: 20”

Overall Length: 99 - 1/4”

Measures approximately 20” with a low profile medial ridge and a pair of prongs that measure approximately 4” along the concave edge. Traces of lightly incised designs mostly polished away. Faceted socket with a foliate green fringe. Shaft with diagonal rivets and wrapped in a green cloth. CONDITION: Head with scattered dark patina, cleaned in the European style with softening to designs. Shaft with lifting of the cloth in several areas, but solid. Head is slightly askew on haft. This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. 1,000 - 2,000

2008 - SCARCE ETCHED SPETUM, LIKELY OF THE HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE WITH ORIGINAL HAFT.

Blade Length: 24”

Overall Length: 88”

Probably German and likely related to the Holy Roman Empire given the Reichsadler design on one side. Of classic form with a 24” central blade with two prongs that measure approximately 4” on the convex edge and a sharply raised medial ridge which rapidly tapers to the point. Acid etched with florals and scroll throughout, with interspersed heads. The dominant figure is a Reichsadler eagle on one side, base with a fleur de lis element which is flanked by a pair of faces (satyr?) facing in. The reverse has a dominant landsknecht soldier, while the base has a vignette of a turbaned man with a the same two faces flanking, this time facing away. Fringe of a much later date. Two languets with five rivets affixing the head to a modern haft. CONDITION: Good, with evidence of care and use throughout a long life. Good delamination visible throughout, particularly at the eagle and Landsknect, with some bending to the flanking prongs, which has caused some cracking. Other age related patina as appropriate, heavier towards the tip and top of one prong. A scarce form with desirable motifs. This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. 2,000 - 4,000

2009 - A RARE AND IMPORTANT GLAIVE FROM THE BODYGUARD OF HOLY ROMAN EMPEROR FERDINAND III.

Blade Length: 23 - 1/4”

Overall Length: 88 - 1/2”

Of classic form with a well formed head acid etched with florals and geometrics supporting vignettes of a crowned “FIII” at top, a set of scales of justice, a scepter and a sword under a cross flanked by “FIRMAMENTA REGNORUM” (trans: Foundations of Kingdoms, a motto traditionally associated the Ferdinand III). Reverse with same FIII cypher, a coat of arms depicting two rampant lions in the second and third quarters, a striped field in the first and fourth, and a shield inescutcheon with mixed horizontal and diagonal striping, with a “1629” date at the base of the blade. Languettes of four tongues mounted and nailed to a haft from another polearm. CONDITION: Good, especially for a nearly 400-year-old blade. Approximately 8” of the top of the glaive has been splice repaired during its period of use. Acid etching has worn in some places, but cyphers and designs still legible throughout. Typical age related spotting and patina, especially to base. Shaft very good, solid and has a pleasing appearance. A rare glaive from the guard of a Holy Roman Emperor. 3,000 - 6,000

2010 - A GERMAN SHIELD AFTER THE CELLINI SHIELD.

Probably circa 1900, when electrotyping allowed for near-perfect duplication of famous armor pieces for commercial sale. This example is after the Cellini shield, which depicts several scenes from the life of Julius Caesar in classical style. The shield is now in Windsor Castle, but the attribution has changed, and the belief is now that the shield was made by Eliseus Libaerts, and that Cellini never manufactured any armor; in either case, the shield is incredibly impressive. The bottom of the shield has an insert element with a crowned “VR” with “DEPARMENT OF SCIENCE & ART”, suggesting it once hung at a college. Interior with Ilsenburg coin and a triangular hook for hanging. CONDITION: Excellent, with some very minor age related darkness. Excellent definition, to the point of suggesting that the shield was chased, maybe on special request for the college. An excellent example, ready to display. 1,000 - 2,000

2011 - GERMAN SHOULDER ARMOR, LIKELY PISAN

All elements of 16th and 17th century armor are rare and desirable. This pauldron for the right shoulder is etched with floral and likely Pisan. Well articulated with roped comb, this pauldron was once part of an elegant and important suit. CONDITION: Fine, for an element of armor for this periods. Etching is light but visible on all lames. Interior shows the hammer marks of the maker and very old buff re-leathering, probably mid 19th century, and piece retains a fragmentary 19th century paper label, probably a museum or collection number. Some age appropriate darkness throughout, one area of rich fire blue protected by lames. Top two lames detachable at the leather, exercise caution. 300 - 500

2012 - ATTRACTIVE WELL-MADE 20TH CENTURY MOUNTED SUIT OF ARMOR WITH SWORD.

Of later manufacture, with several “RTM” touch marks throughout the armor. Helmet of the iconic houndskull form, and equipped with a parade sword. Mounted on a mannequin with cloth covering and leather visible at gauntlets. Leather banding at the nape with camail, and visible chainmail under the one piece tassets. Sabatons with spurs. Mounted to a round plinth with cloth covering, which displays armor well. Complete with a perhaps-earlier parade two-handed broadsword. CONDITION: Very good, with some scattered light patina from age, interior with some heavier patination. Plinth with some losses from display to cloth. A complete well mounted and well presenting example that would display nicely. This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. 3,000 - 6,000

2013 - ATTRACTIVE FULL SUIT OF ARMOR ON STAND.

On a square display plinth with a raised section for one leg, giving the suit a heroic pose. Helm in the form of a sallet, with the balance of the armor decorated with embossed linework and pierced geometrics. Fit with two pierced besegew and a cruciform riveted locking piece at breast. CONDITION: Presents well as cleaned in the European fashion to a gunmetal grey with some areas of fine oxidation. Some lames appear to have some age, but the leather has frozen and the armor has not been removed from the mannequin to avoid risk of damage. Displays very well. This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. 3,000 - 6,000

2014 - A COMPOSITE HALF SUIT OF MAXIMILIAN ARMOR.

The skull formed in one piece with a raised, roped comb with fluting in the Maximilian taste. Pierced visor retained by a riveted spring, one for the upper visor and one for the ventail. Nape defense of four lames, fluted en suit, with a roped edge and plain band, with a deeply impressed touchmark, possibly the touchmark of the city of Nuremburg, but unclear. Armor of a good homogenous appearance throughout with mitten gauntlets, Maximilian fluting, and roped edges. Arm assemblies retained by keyhole slots and turning pins affixed to top lame of pauldron. The culet is discordant with the balance of the piece, and is likely an addition done to complete the piece. CONDITION: Cleaned in the European fashion now turned to a grey patina. Couters appear to be of more recent vintage. Mounted to a half body which has been secured to a plinth for display. The leather has frozen and the suit has not been removed from the plinth to avoid damage. A very interesting and well presenting suit. This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. 6,000 - 12,000

2015 - GLAIVE HEAD WITH MYTHOLOGICAL ETCHINGS.

Blade Length: 19”

Overall Length: 19”

Measures approximately 19” long and 4” wide with serrated edge, etched throughout its length. The left side of with a standing figure of Judith holding the head of Holofernes in her left hand, her right holding a falchion. Right side has a striding warrior, probably Mars, all on a blackened punctuate ground. CONDITION: Very good with typical age related patina throughout. 400 - 800

2016 - AN ATTRACTIVE LONGSWORD.

Blade Length: 37”

Overall Length: 50”

37 - 1/2” blade with a softly raised medial ridge, decorated with 11 graduated piercings towards the base, flanked by a pair of prongs. Crossguard with open ring designs and a raised medial ridge with four graduated piercings at the terminals and ten piercings on the larger of the rings. Faceted cruciform handle wrapped in leather and affixed by nails with an wooden spacer. Pommel of a flattened “scent stopper” form. CONDITION: Cleaned in the European fashion, now with grey patina and evidence of old oxidation, especially along edge and in upper half of blade. Leather has shrunk and crazed, with some rubs and peeling at base. An imposing example. 3,000 - 5,000

2017 - FINE REPPOUSSE DECORATED CUP HILT RAPIER.

Blade Length: 39”

Overall Length: 48”

Classically formed blade with a flatted 2 - 1/2” section above the cup. Decorated at flatted section and first 6 - 1/2” with stampings of fleur de lis. Cup with a rolled and faux-braided edge with repousse designs of a crowned and mustachioed monarch flanked by a pair of fleur de lis; additional fluer de lis stamps visible on blade under the cup. Crossguard with faceted designs and spiral fluted terminals. Spiral fluted grip wrapped with wire and finished by Turk’s heads on either extremity. Pommel of a spiral fluted design. CONDITION: Very good. Essentially a smooth gunmetal grey throughout with flashes of darkness from cleaning. Some lead added to secure cup tighter. A very nice example. 1,500 - 3,000

2018 - A MASSIVE PARADE SWORD.

Blade Length: 47”

Overall Length: 63”

Probably late 19th Century. Oversized at 63” with a massive spaulate blade that measures 1 - 7/8” across for nearly the full length, tapering at the tip. Thinner ricasso with a pair of crescent lugs and a 7 - 3/8” leather slip with incised decorations. Elaborate blacked guard with curled quillions. Exaggerated grip measures 15” and is wrapped in leather. Raised and tiered pommel. These swords were designed to be large and gaudy for parades, and never were intended for real combat. CONDITION: Blade is largely gunmetal grey with some surface-level mossing and handling marks throughout, a few pockmarks indicative of casting. Leather is old, frozen, with some crazing and peeling and a few missing areas. A presentable example of this type. 1,500 - 3,000

2019 - GERMAN LIGHT CROSSBOW DATED 1739

For examples of nearly identical form, see pgs. 54-59 of “A Deadly Art: European Crossbows, 1250-1850”, which depicts three crossbows from the same time period, all attributed to Dresden. This example measures approximately 22” across the prod, and 27 - 1/2” from stirrup to butt. Prod feeds through front of tiller and is bound with cord, spaced with a more modern piece of wood. Chase decorated with inlaid scrimshawed bone with decorative scrollwork and dated “1739” just ahead of the knut. Balance of the stock decorated with decorative bone inserts scrimschawed en suite and laid in geometric patterns, with a shell motif above the cheek and a large eight pointed star at cheek. Set trigger mechanism as often found on crossbows of this type. CONDITION: Very good, especially considering 300 year age, with typical handling marks throughout. One stabilized break that rounds around the hole for the prod cord, well repaired. Some unravelling of cord, exercise caution. A few bone inlays appear replaced, and one missing at rear of stock. Prod possibly a period replacement. Trigger mechanism untested due to age. A good example of a dated German light crossbow of a known and desirable form. 1,500 - 2,500

2020 - NAPOLEONIC ERA HAND-COLORED PRINT OF CAPTAIN TROLLOPE IN HMS GLATTON, 1797.

James Daniell after Henry Singleton. “Capt. Trollope in the Glatton of 54 Carronades Engaging a French Squadron of 89 Ships of War.” Published by James Daniell, London, 1797. Hand-colored mezzotint, in a gilt molded frame, sight, 66cm wide, 53cm high (26in wide, 21 3/4in high). Highly detailed scene, showing Captain Trollope with his mortally wounded Marine Captain Henry Ludlow Strangeways on the quarterdeck near the conclusion of the action. 400 - 800

2021 - NAVAL BATTLE OFF GUADELOUPE, 1795: PRINT OF THE DEATH OF CAPTAIN FAULKNOR.

After Thomas Stothard. “The Death of Captain Faulknor.” Hand-colored etching and line engraving on paper, 26 x 18 inches (view), under UV glazing. London: published by R. Bowyer, 1801. C. Blackberd, engraver and Bromley, colorist. A view of the death of Captain Robert Faulknor on board the Blanche while engaged with the French ship Pique, off Point-à-Pitre, Guadeloupe, 5 January 1795. This long and hard-fought action took place during the early morning of January 5th, 1795 for 4 1/2 hours, resulting in a British victory. Faulkner, with his right arm round the bowsprit of La Pique and his left knee on the capstan of La Blanche, is supported by one of his crew, having been shot at close range. British Marines in their leather “sea caps”, are repelling boarders.

CONDITION: Not examined out of frame; good color and clean; two very small, mended tears in top margin, partly into image. 750 - 1,500

2022 - BRITISH CARICATURE PRINT OF “THE ARTILLERY DRIVER”, C. 1795. Printed by Carrington Bowles, London. Hand-colored line engraving complete with humorous verse, 13 3/4 x 9 3/4 inches (view).

CONDITION: Very good condition with slight mat burns and overall light toning commensurate with age. Framed under glass and a French mat to an overall size of 17 3/4 x 21 1/4 inches. Not examined outside the frame. 250 - 500

2023 - MEZZOTINT OF SERGEANT MAJOR GOULD, EDINBURGH REGIMENT, 1794. John Young after George Watson. “Serjeant Major Patrick Gould, Royal Regt. of Edinr. Volunteers (Blue) 1794.” Mezzotint engraving by John Young, published by P. Garof, Edinburgh, Dec. 1810. 20 X 12 1/2 in. (view); 19 3/8 x 12 in. (platemark), within UV-glazed frame. The late sergeant major of the Royal Regiment of Edinburgh Volunteers (or “Blue Regiment” from the color of their uniforms) is shown pointing his sergeant’s cane or rattan towards his corps, which is drawn up before the city on his right, with Edinburgh Castle to his rear. CONDITION: Very good to excellent. 300 - 600

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2024 - PAIR OF FRAMED, ROYAL NAVY 74-GUN SHIP PLANS. WAR OF 1812 ERA. A pair of copperplate engravings from George Glover’s “ShipBuilding.” London: Longman, Hurst, Rees and Brown, 1816. The work had 83 pp. and 20 plates, of which these are: Plate IV. “Profile of 74” (10 1/2 x 24 3/4 in.) and Plate VI. “Plan of Gun & Orlop Decks” (10 3/8 x 24 3/8 in.). Conservation-mounted under window mats and framed together under UV glazing. The 74-gun Ship of the Line or 5th Rater was the most popular and versatile of the heavier-gunned ships of the Napoleonic era Royal Navy and figured predominately in the blockade of the Atlantic coast of the United States during the War of 1812. CONDITION: Excellent. 400 - 800

2025 - RETURNING HOME AT THE CLOSE OF THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR. 2 PRINTS. Francis Wheatly (1747-1801). “The Soldiers Return” [with] “The Sailors Return.” Hand-colored mezzotints, each 19 7/8 x 13 7/8 inches (view); both published in London by J.R. Smith, 14 June 1785 and intended to be sold individually or as a matched set. A British soldier, still dressed in his campaign uniform from the American War, returns home to elderly father and sweetheart, while the Jack Tar, flush with a bag of prize money, returns to his family and cottage. Sentimental scenes, but ones that portray details such as military and naval dress with great accuracy. CONDITION: Very good overall, not examined outside of the frame; the coloring still rather fresh in both; cropped within the platemark. 800 - 1,600

2026 - HMS ORESTES CUTTING AWAY HER FOREMAST IN A GALE OFF BARCELONA, 1831.

Attributed to George Hathorn, RN (1803-1869). Watercolor on paper, 13 x 20 1/2 inches; conservation framed. HMS Orestes was an 18-gun, ship-rigged, sloop of war launched in 1824. During the Carlist War of 1831-32 (Portuguese Civil War), she was the flagship of Captain William Nugent Glascock, Royal Navy, who had charge of a small British naval squadron station on the River Douro to look after British national interests, as well as to protect British persons and property in that war-torn country. It depicts the crew of the wave- and wind-battered sloop cutting down her foremast to prevent her being blown from her moorings and cast up against the docks of Barcelona or into another vessel. This drastic measure allowed the warship and her crew to safely ride out the hurricane without any further undue damage or loss. This well-rendered drawing, found in a 19th century scrapbook relating to the naval career of Vice Admiral George Hathorn, RN, then serving as a lieutenant in Glasscock’s command. Drawing was a course of instruction at the Royal Naval College and many talented amateur watercolorists (some who later became professional artists, such as Yates and Strickland) could be found in naval ship wardrooms. Provenance: George Hathorn and by descent in the Hathorn family; J. Welles Henderson Collection to 2008; private collection to present. Literature : J. Welles Henderson and Rodney P. Carlisle. “Jack Tar: A Sailor’s Life, 1750-1910”(Woodbridge, Suffolk: The Antique Collector’s Club, 1999), 231. 1,000 - 2,000

2027 - THOMAS YATES. “A ROYAL BARGE SALUTED BY MEN O’ WAR, C. 1790.”

Watercolor, ink and graphite on paper, 16 1/4 x 21 1/2 inches; inscribed ‘Yates’ on reverse in graphite, in later frame. This superb watercolor view, equal in quality to the best of those by rivals Dominic Serres and Nathaniel Pocock, was exhibited by Lieutenant Thomas Yates at the Royal Academy in 1790. It depicts the ships of a Royal Navy squadron saluting a barge conveying one or more members of the Royal Family ashore, as denoted by the royal standard mounted in the stern of the boat. Unfortunately, the identity of the Royal personage(s) cannot be discerned, the features of which are hidden beneath an umbrella that provides protection from the strong midday sun. Thomas Yates 1760-1796) passed for a lieutenant in the Royal Navy in 1782 but resigned his commission in the peacetime service to focus on a new career as a professional artist. He specialized in battle paintings and marine views of fine quality, exhibiting nine works at the Royal Academy between 1788 and 1794. A talented artist, his career was on the rise when his life was cut short on 29 August 1796 when he was murdered by another man in a domestic dispute. Works by Yates are extremely rare due to his short working life. 2,000 - 3,000

STUDY FOR THE ‘BATTLE OF THE BAYONNAISE AGAINST THE AMBUSCADE’, C. 1800

Pastel, charcoal and watercolor on laid paper, 28 3/4 x 21 3/4 inches, within frame. At dawn on December 14, 1798, the French 24-gun corvette Bayonnaise encountered a 32-gun Royal Navy frigate cruising off Oléron. HMS Ambuscade assumed the French ship was her expected consort, while the latter correctly identified the stranger as a superior British warship and fled, Ambuscade then giving chase. Around noon, she had closed to cannon range and the action commenced. Within an hour, the British had gained the upper hand and Bayonnaise attempted to escape, but the frigate gave chase again and caught up around 3 p.m. As Ambuscade was overtaking the corvette, sailing on a parallel course, Bayonnaise slacked her sails and turned hard to her port (left), ramming the Briton. The bowsprit of Bayonnaise brought down Ambuscade’s mizzen, wounding many on her poop and entangling the two ships. Both ships fired final broadsides, Bayonnaise losing many men and her captain, his arm. However, the French cleared the deck of the frigate by well-aimed grapeshot and musketry from her fighting tops and, using the bowsprit as a bridge, boarded the larger ship. After a bloody, 30-minute melee, purser William Beaumont Murray, last British officer still standing, surrendered Ambuscade. The hard-fought battle left the corvette a leaking and rudderless wreck, while Ambuscade, despite damage and the loss of her mizzenmast, was otherwise intact and towed Bayonnaise into Rochefort the following day. Casualties were high on both sides, with 15 killed and 39 wounded aboard Ambuscade and 25 killed and 30 wounded on Bayonnaise, her captain and lieutenant among the latter. The defeat of a British warship by an inferior French ship was a rare occurrence during the French Revolutionary War and this battle was celebrated with numerous painting commissions, the most famous being the large and magnificent work by Louis-Phillipe Crepin (1772-1851) titled “Combat de la Bayonnaise contre l’Ambuscade”(now prominently displayed in a main gallery of the Musée national de la Marine in Paris). This pastel on paper is one of the artist’s studies for that work, considered by many to be Crepin’s finest piece. It is a conceptual drawing for the dramatic, central element in the painting: the boarding of the larger British frigate from the bow of the smaller French vessel. In the completed oil painting, the scene is very much as rendered here, although the artist has removed the British ensign that dominates the upper portion of the drawing. Crepin studied under Regnault, Hubert Robert and Joseph Vernet and his paintings are very much in the romantic style of these French masters. He painted in oils, but also worked in watercolor and gouache and was also an accomplished aquatint engraver. He is considered one of the greatest of the French marine painters and the first such artist to receive the honorary title and appointment, in 1830, as Peintre de la Marine to the French government. 2,000 - 3,000

2029 - PORTRAIT OF A WARWICKSHIRE YEOMANRY OFFICER,

1796.

Unknown British Artist. “4th Troop Officer, Warwickshire Yeomanry, c. 1795-96.” Oil on canvas, 16 x 12 inches, within gilt frame. The Warwickshire Yeomanry was raised in 1794 as a cavalry regiment to defend the County of Warwick against the threatened invasion by France under Napoleon. Its first commanding officer was Heneage, 4th Earl of Aylesford and the Regiment comprised gentleman and yeoman of the County who gave their services voluntarily, furnishing their own uniforms, equipage and horses. Originally three troops strong, a fourth troop was added to the regiment the following year. The portrait is of a commissioned officer of the 4th Troop, painted in the original uniform of the troops, which consisted of a “hussar” jacket of French blue faced with green and trimmed with gold buttons and scale wings, buckskin breeches, and a bearskin-crested “Tarleton” helmet, with green turban and gilt plate bearing the troop’s name. He has a pouch slung over his left shoulder by a buff sling and the buff swordbelt buckled around his waist is all but hid by the crimson, silk sprangwork sash denoting his status as an officer. In his left arm, he holds the saber formally adopted by the British Army for all of its light dragoons and hussars in 1796, but already popular among yeomanry corps prior to that date, being a pattern copied from the Prussian dragoon saber. 2,500 - 4,500

2030 - A 1776 ADMIRALTY DRAUGHT

SIR JOHN WILLIAMS (1700-1784). “A Draught for Building a Sloop of 14 Carriage Guns” [HMS Hornet]. Ink and pencil on laid paper (two heavy sheets joined), 13 ½ x 38 in.; inscribed in upper right: “Navy Office/ 13th Novr. 1775/A Draught for Building a Sloop of 14 Carriage Guns/By Messrs. Perry & Co. in pursuance of an Order/from the Right Honble. the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty. 30th. Octr. 1775/ [with breakdown of ship dimensions...and signed] “Williams”; conservation-mounted in gilded, custom-made, reproduction frame. The HMS Hornet was one of 25 ship-sloops built between 1766 and 1780 of the form now known as the “Swan Class” (named after the first sloop launched in 1766) and designed by shipwright (later Sir) John Williams, who became Surveyor of the Navy in 1771. She was authorized to be built by Messrs. Perry and Company of Blackwall on 30 October 1775; the keel laid the following month and vessel launched on 19 March 1776. Her dimensions and tonnage were as follows: length of upper deck, 96 ft. 7 in.; length of keel, 78 ft. 10 in.; beam of 26 ft. 9 in.; and 300-ton displacement. Swan class sloops-of-war were armed with 14 (later 16) six-pounder cannon and 14 swivel guns and had a crew of 125 men and officers (full complement). Only three sloops of this class had been authorized prior to the outbreak of hostilities with the American colonies in 1775, the remainder were all of wartime construction and expediency. A successful design, these sloops fulfilled the Admiralty’s urgent wartime need for warships of relatively shallow draft, maneuverability and speed, capable of effectively dealing with the typical enemy cruisers and privateers encountered along the North American coast and in the West Indies. The HMS Hornet served on the West Indies station during her first commission, taking a number of American vessels, and later served on the North American and European stations. After a successful career of fifteen years, she was sold out of service in 1791. This draught of her lines and profile is the only surviving plan of the Hornet, although a few plans for other Swan class sloops can be found in the Admiralty Plans Collection at the National Maritime Museum, Greenwich. CONDITION: very good; stored rolled for 230 years with three vertical splits in paper resulting from rolling and unrolling, ranging from 3-6 inches--all mended by paper conservator when the draught was flattened and conservation framed. 3,500 - 7,000

Blade Length: (A) 27” (B) 32 - 1/2”

Overall Length: (A) 32” (B) 39”

Lot consists of: (A) Circa 1815-1820 American Philadelphia-style, brass eagle hilt sword, possibly by Widmann, with “Honour and My Country” blade. Brass hilt in abstract, stylized eagle form with smooth grip, false ferrule, stepped beak and simple round eyes. D-guard slotted for sword knot that enters the open beak. Blade is single edged, slightly curved with single wide fuller. Ricasso etched both sides with latticework. Obverse blade with trophy of arms, Liberty Cap on pole, followed by Federal style US eagle shield, arrows and olive branch. 15 stars overhead within a French style knotted ribbon reading “E PLURIBUS UNUM,” oval victory wreath above and faint sun/starburst. Reverse deeply etched in large letters, “HONOUR AND MY COUNTY.” Federal period style eagle and motifs. An identical sword with partial brass and leather scabbard is pictured in an online militaria forum. (B) Bavarian officer’s sword 1806-1825. Brass hilt with globe pommel, button finial, rolled impressed wire-wrapped design grip. Round screw-fastened knucklebow and straight quillons. Boat-shaped guard with central peak. Crown/MK cypher of Maximilian, King of Bavaria 1806-1825, on both sides of the hexagonal cross-section blade. CONDITION: (A) Good. Pommel shows dent and separation along the seam from an attempt to tighten it up. Slightly dark blade, but good edge and point, rubbed EPU motto and star/sunburst. (B) Good. Blade dark but smooth metal, good edge and point. Legible royal cypher. 1,000 - 1,500

2031 - LOT OF 2: PHILADELPHIA EAGLE POMMEL AND BAVARIAN OFFICER’S SWORDS.

2032 - 14K GOLD ARMY GENERAL STAFF IDENTIFICATION BADGE.

The Army General Staff Identification Badge was first proposed in 1931 by General Douglas MacArthur during his tenure as Army Chief of Staff. It was officially approved and announced on August 23rd, 1933 in War Department Circular No. 45, establishing it as the distinctive emblem for officers serving on the Army General Staff. This example is an original first production badge manufactured by Bailey, Banks & Biddle in solid 14k gold, the earliest and most desirable type, produced in the 1930s. The workmanship is exceptional, with crisp detail and high quality translucent enamel. The badge measures 2” across and weighs 26.4 grams on a jeweler’s scale. Intact enamel. Under magnification, two leaves (at approximately the 10 o’clock and 3 o’clock positions) show very fine hairlines in the green translucent enamel, not visible to the naked eye and typical of early BB&B production. This is the earliest issue of the U.S. Army General Staff Badge, created in 1933 as the official identification badge awarded by the Chief of Staff of the Army to officers assigned to general staff duty. Early BB&B 14k examples are scarce and highly sought after for their quality and historical significance. Comes with a copy of a Bailey, Banks & Biddle pamphlet advertising the “War Department General Staff Decoration”. CONDITION: Excellent. 1,000 - 2,000

2033 - REVOLUTIONARY WAR AMERICAN CHEESE BOX CANTEEN.

This example is on of the classic patterns used by the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War. For another, see number 5 on page 60 of “Collector’s Illustrated Encyclopedia of the American Revolution” by George C. Neumann. The diameter measures 6 - 1/4”. The wooden barrel or cheese box construction is held together by two unevenly cut iron bands. The top has a raised wooden mouthpiece and a wooden plug. The bottom has a raised flat wood rectangle, which allows it to set upright on a table. The canteen is washed with a red paint. PROVENANCE: Ex. Philip Mead Collection CONDITION: Old dry untouched surfaces throughout. Some minor scattered insect damage. A very desirable Revolutionary War pattern. 1,000 - 2,000

2034 - REVOLUTIONARY WAR ERA 26-HOLE CARTRIDGE BOX AND BAYONET RIG.

Rare Revolutionary War American cartridge box and bayonet rigs for an infantry musket with matching shoulder slings. Cartridge box has an early style bag bottom and long box flap with scalloped bottom edge. Block bored with .78” diameter holes in 9/8/9 pattern for 26 rounds. Box flap secured by latch tab sewn to the inside of the flap, likely fastening to a now missing leather knot or button on the underside of the body. Two-piece, 3” wide black leather shoulder sling sewn into the rear seams of the box. The long portion fitted with flat, dark iron six-sided belt tip, secured by sliding flat iron keeper after passing though a flat brass friction buckle attached to the shorter strap. The bayonet is still in the scabbard on the 3” wide bayonet sling, measures 16” overall with blade 12 - 3/4” blade, is British in appearance, but set up for a bottom-mounted bayonet stud indicating, along with the large caliber holes in the block, likely use with a Dutch-Germanic import musket from among the substantial numbers imported into American colonies in the French and Indian War. See Neumann, “Battle Weapons,” 41.BB for a similar bayonet, and 59.MM for a .77 caliber musket with bottom bayonet stud; also Mullins, “Of Sorts for Provincials,” p.155-56. CONDITION: Very good, solid condition set with just typical age crazing and minor cracks to the leather. Traces of period whitening on both slings. The bag bottom of the cartridge box is typical early war American construction, making room for cleaning rags and gun tools in a box that lacks an implement pouch. A square reinforcement on the shoulder sling indicates it carried a vent pick and brush. We see some possible slight glue repair or reinforcement along the inside fold of the box flap. A very rare, early set of accoutrements possibly used by Provincials during the French and Indian War and then brought out again for Revolutionary War service. 4,000 - 6,000

2035 - AFTER A GEORGE WASHINGTON PEACE MEDAL, DATED 1789.

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. Raised rim on both sides. Touch marked “JW” beneath the date. Obverse illustrates Lady Columbia at right, standing, sharing a peace calumet, and having just given it to a Native Chief at the left, who is dropping a tomahawk. Inscribed “G. WASHINGTON / PRESIDENT” at top and dated “1789” below. 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 arrows. Inscribed “UNITED STATES OF AMERICA” with a constellation of 13 stars in a random pattern surrounding the eagle’s head. Rays of light are breaking through a cloud above. Loop at top for suspension. Measures approximately 82mm wide, 103.3mm tall (omitting loop), and 3.55mm thick. Pleasing patina throughout. CONDITION: Good.

1,000 - 2,000

2036 - AFTER A SILVER GEORGE WASHINGTON PEACE MEDAL, DATED 1795. During George Washington’s presidency, several styles of the original 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. Raised rim on both sides and is perhaps an early restrike. 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. There is 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

2037 - FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR FRENCH OFFICER’S SABER.

Blade Length: 29”

Overall Length: 35”

For an identical example of this hilt, see 169.S on page 118 of “Swords and Blades of the American Revolution” by George Neumann. He dates this sword to 1755-1765. Slightly curved blade with two fullers along the top on each side. Ornate brass hilt with heart shaped guard with quillon and thumb ring on the left side of guard. Right side with ornate scroll branches. Olive shaped pommel with integral capstan. Braided wire-wrapped grip. CONDITION: Blade retains a mostly light grey patina with light pitting throughout. Brass retains a pleasing mustard patina. A very attractive early officer’s sword. 1,200 - 2,500

2038 - AMERICAN BRASS LION POMMEL CAVALRY SABER WITH SCABBARD.

Blade Length: 31 - 1/2”

Overall Length: 37”

Last quarter 18th century. Unfullered American manufactured slightly curved blade. Brass 6-slot guard and solid brass fluted grip with engraved lion pommel. Complete with its original tooled black leather scabbard with brass mounts. CONDITION: Blade retains a grey patina. Brass retains a light mustard patina. Scabbard shows crazing and losses to surface. Brass polished. A very scarce sword rarely found with a scabbard. 1,500 - 3,000

Blade Length: (A) 37” (B) 21”

Overall Length: (A) 44” (B) 261/4”

Lot consists of (A) Revolutionary War Germanic Cavalry Saber. For a similar example of this style hilt, see the German horseman’s saber on plate 292.S page 159 of “Swords and Blades of the American Revolution” by George Neumann. The straight blade has a false edge, deep thin partial fuller along the top and a shallow wide fuller beginning about 8” from top of blade. Massive brass clamshell guard with quillon and semi-basket hilt guard on right side with thumb ring on left side. Large ball pommel with turnings at base and below integral capstan. Leather-wrapped wood grip with twisted brass wire. CONDITION: Blade retains a light grey patina with spots of heavier patina towards tip. Brass retains a pleasing dark mustard patina. Grip shows one area of loss to leather on right side. Blade tight to hilt. (B) Dutch short sword. Slightly curved blade with single narrow fuller at top. Blade marked with running fox and date 1765. Iron stirrup hilt with braided brass wire wrapped grip. CONDITION: Blade retains a dark grey mottled patina. Hilt retains a dark patina. Grip with a pleasing mustard patina. A nice lot of Revolutionary War era European swords. 1,500 - 3,000

2039 - LOT OF 2: EUROPEAN SWORDS.

2040 - AMERICAN LION POMMEL OFFICER’S SWORD WITH ORIGINAL SCABBARD, EX. TOM GRINSLADE COLLECTION.

Blade Length: 26”

Overall Length: 31 - 1/2”

Revolutionary War, possibly New Hampshire made. The slightly curved blade has a deep narrow fuller along the top on both sides. Original red wool washer at top of blade between blade and guard. The brass hilt has a scalloped edge on the right side of the four-slot guard. Turned cherry grip with deep flutes. Small primitive lion’s head pommel. Complete with its original brown leather scabbard with “X” tooled decoration. Sheet brass mounts. CONDITION: Blade retains a light grey patina with some darker grey spots ion patina. Some “battle” nicks to cutting edge. Brass retains a dark patina. Grip very good with some minor chipping at base. Hilt and pommel slightly loose due to shrinkage. Scabbard very good with some crazing and minor losses to surface. A very nice example of a true American made Revolutionary War officer’s sword. 3,500 - 5,500

2041 - ATTRACTIVE BRONZE MOUNTED SCOTTISH REGIMENTAL DIRK OF THE 71ST HIGHLANDERS BY WILKINSON.

Blade Length: 11”

Overall Length: 16 - 1/2”

Circa late 18th-early 19th century Scottish Revival. This Highland dirk is much finer than other examples encountered from this period. The blade is superbly etched with the monarch’s crown and Regimental symbol for the 71st Light Infantry. Blade is further etched with numerous battle honors of the 71st including Waterloo. Blade is etched with the maker’s name “HENRY / WILKINSON / PALL MALL / LONDON”. The mounts are finely cast and chased in relief. A pleasing patina has taken over the mounts which compliments the muted gilding. The knife and fork en suite with carved ebony grips in rope design and cairngorm stones. The blade remains bright with legible battle honors and motifs and only exhibits minor blemishes throughout. The utensils are slightly loose. CONDITION: Very good. 2,000 - 4,000

2042 - ENGLISH 18TH CENTURY TRADE PIPE TOMAHAWK.

Blade Length: 2 - 3/4”

Overall Length: 20”

For a nearly identical example, see Fig. 7 on page 114 of “Indian Tomahawks & Frontiersmen Belt Axes” by Hartzler & Knowles. The tomahawk is identified as a late period “smoak[sic] tomahawk”. The thin iron head measures 8 - 1/8” overall. Flared blade with spur on bottom and crescent cutting edge. Rounded bowl with relief ring around opening. The later haft measures 19 - 1/2” and has a Peter cap on top, a pewter mouthpiece and a silver flower inlay on left side. CONDITION: Head retains a dark heavy patina and shows deep pitting throughout. 2,000 - 4,000

2043 - IMPORTANT MID-18TH CENTURY ENGLISH COMPASS AND SUNDIAL BY DOLLAND WITH CASE.

A rare, original compass sundial with its original pocket case by Dollond, London, circa 1750-1800. Often referred to as the “portable universal compass sundial,” this incorporates both a compass and a sundial to determine the time of day at any given latitude and was an instrument widely used by travelers, surveyors, and explorers. Made and marked by Dollond of London, the premiere British optical instrument maker for about 150 years, founded in 1750 by Peter Dollond (1731-1820) and joined by his father, brother, and nephew. All parts are present and working. The original hinged, velvet lined leatherette case is with it. Brass and steel construction, with folding gnomon on hinged circular base marked with hours of the day in Roman numerals and “Dollond London” in script, set over a hinged arc marked with degrees of latitude. Three screw-adjusted legs on side of the instrument level it, guided by two spirit levels inside the instrument and visible from the top. The magnetic compass is then used to determine true north and the gnomon raised and aligned to it. The circular base of the gnomon is then tilted upward to align with the proper degree of latitude as marked on the hinged arc side bar, which has been raised upright on one side of the case. The shadow cast by the gnomon on the Roman numeral marked rim of the compass then indicates the solar time of day for that location. The Dollond family was renowned for innovation and invention, holding several patents. Their optical instruments were used by many of the most famous British seamen and explorers including Captain Cook and Lord Nelson. These compass sundials have been widely reproduced as decorative items. This is a very scarce original. CONDITION: Excellent. The instrument is complete and functional with no bends, breaks, or repairs. The case shows a wear spot on the upper edge of the bottom on the exterior and a separation line along the bottom edge. The velvet lining shows a color shift to brown, wear to the nap around the edges and some wear through the lining at center. Hinge and hook fasteners are intact. 4,500 - 6,500

Blade Length: 35”

Overall Length: 41”

English Pattern 1853 heavy cavalry saber. Blade is bright with scattered light blemishes. Ricasso is marked with the Birmingham RSAF inspector’s mark numbered 13. Spine is marked “REEVES”. Flat iron-mounted knucklebow is joined by the two branches at the oval counterguard that terminates in a quillon ending in a flat-sided disc. Hilt exhibits a light patina. Checkered leather grips are tightly riveted to the tang. Leather exhibits scattered crazing and blemishes. Late white buff sword knot attached. Complete with iron scabbard that exhibits a gray patina with scattered blemishes. Throat collar retains both small set screws. Scabbard is marked “52 / IV / LD / 553” for the 4th Light Dragoons. The regiment was in the second line of cavalry on the right flank during the Charge of the Light Brigade at the Battle of Balaclava in October 1854. CONDITION: Good. 1,000 - 2,000

2044 - 4TH LIGHT DRAGOONS MARKED BRITISH PATTERN 1853 CAVALRY SABER.

2045 - 1850S NAUTICAL MEDICAL CHEST.

After 1790 American ships were required to have a chest assembled by “an apothecary of known reputation and accompanied by directions for administering the same” for treating medical emergencies that could arise at sea. This example has 23 glass bottles containing a variety of medications to treat a variety of issues. Many of them still have their leather wrapper, glass stoppers, and labels denoting contents and dosage. There are also a number of mixing tools, including a glass beaker, several glass cylinders, porcelain mortar and pestle, and brass mixing stick. The bottom drawer slides out to reveal more glass straws and two rods, a checklist of medication that to be compared against, and a copy of a a Medical Manual by Dr. Rhomas Ritter, with instructions for dosage, administration, and medical techniques to be used at sea. The rear of the book with a large “Ship (unclear, due to deterioration) / Medical Book” and a second notation that reads “Ship Hilton Boston 1851”. Case with a vacant escutcheon in top lid, underside CONDITION: Good, with typical age related staining and scuffs throughout, including some chipping at door. Interior lid relined, shield on face a later addition. Bottles are whole and complete with evidence of evaporation throughout, some of the leather has torn, while others appear unopened and still bound with cord. Book with age related deterioration, which has obfuscated the name of one ship. A very interesting example. 2,500 - 4,500

2046 - IRISH REGISTERED CANNON. FFL Status: Antique

Cast bronze construction with dolphin form lifting handles, tube in five sections with raised rings between each section and a heavily swamped muzzle. Marked “U.S” on left side with several smaller “US” and what appear to be flaming bombs (?, indistinct), right side with “NT 3035” for North Tipperary. US marking appears to be much later. Cascabel has been cut on the vertical, and punched along the horizontal, right side plugged. On a pintle mount with a threaded chamber support that can be used to adjust for elevation. CONDITION: Brass has toned throughout with scattered handling marks and darkness, some legends have been accented with white infill. Pintle essentially oxidized throughout, but threads appropriately. Touch hole has been welded closed. 500 - 1,000

2047 - EARLY REPLICA BRITISH COEHORN MORTAR BY WILLIAM MEUSE.

Cast bronze after the famous 18th British Coehorn Mortars used in the American Revolution. It measures 10 - 3/4” with a 3 - 5/8” bore. It features a large raised crowned “GR” cypher of King George and a raised “M”. Trunnions are cast with “W. MEVSE FECIT 1757” signature. Left trunnion is numbered “NO: 2” and the right marked stamped “0:1:20”. William Meuse was a historian for the National Park Service and cannon aficionado who had these guns cast. CONDITION: Very good with a mellow patina and some minor verdigris. Vent is clear. 1,000 - 1,500

2048 - EARLY ATTRACTIVE BRONZE SIGNAL CANNON ON CARRIAGE.

This early cannon measures approximately 24 - 1/2” from cascabel to muzzle. Muzzle is slightly swamped, with a reinforcing ring just behind swamp with a decorative band of scroll behind the band, and playful floral geometrics in front. Well-detailed fishform lifting handles, with additional reinforcing rings in front of and behind the handles decorated en suite with ring at muzzle, just of slightly larger scale. Raised vacant shield over the breech, decorated in same elaborate floral style. Reinforcing rings at breech, with raised touchhole, decorated en suite with rest of cannon, while cascabel is knobbed. Mounted in a old naval style carriage with scalloped edge

decorations and 4 rings for securing the carriage. Wheels retained by lynch pins. Cannon held in place by brass trunnion brackets utilizing retaining pins. Underneath the main body of cannon is a wedge with handle. CONDITION: Bronze has a deep uncleaned rich golden color, with some verdigris forming throughout, particularly in protected areas. Touchhole is clear and air flows through freely. Carriage is excellent, with scattered handling marks throughout, but solid and highly attractive. Bore has debris but appears serviceable. Walnut tampion that fits correctly is of later manufacture. An attractive example. 3,000 - 5,000

2049 - EARLY EUROPEAN BRONZE FIELD CANNON AND CARRIAGE SCALE MODEL. FFL Status: Antique

The 18th century three-stage bronze barrel measures 12” overall including cascabel. The bore measures 1-1/8”. Unknown crest in relief on top. Complete with a brass mounted carriage and limber. CONDITION: Brass retains a very attractive brown mustard patina. Carriage and limber are as-found and cracks and losses throughout. Limber wheel axle is bent. Trunnion covers absent. Some sections of wheels are missing. With some restoration, this will be a very special piece. 4,000 - 6,000

2050 - (A) SPANISH RIFLED BRONZE 6-POUNDER CANNON WITH CYPHER OF ISABELLA II DATED 1865.

This attractive bronze gun measures approximately 37 - 3/4” from muzzle to cascabel. Rifled bore measures approximately 3 - 1/2” (6 pounder). The reinforced chamber has a large script crowned “Y2” monogram of Queen Isabella II of Spain. Isabella II reigned from 1833 to her disposition in 1868 at the close of the Glorious Revolution. The breech has “F. DE S. 1865 / No. 9575.” La Real Fabrica de Artilleria de Sevilla, Seville foundry mark, date and serial number. Muzzle is marked “8 C.sC.”. Left trunnion has “BRONCES / REFUNDI / DOS” bronze marking. Right is numbered “P. 100 K.” Touchhole has been bushed. Cannon appears to have had sights and a level, now removed. A display naval style 4-wheeled carriage is included. CONDITION: Very good. Bronze displays a very attractive, deep mellow patina. Markings are clean and legible. Carriage has a a coat of brown paint with some scuffing and wear. This is not a standard shippable item and will require 3rd party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. 10,000 - 20,000

SHOTGUN BY BOHM, ASCHAFFENBURG

Manufacturer: Bohm

Model: SxS

Barrel Length: 33 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

Gauge: 20 Bore

This fine German double barrel shotgun was made in Aschaffenburg. Aschaffenburg is located in Bavaria, Germany near the River Main. The gun features twin barrels with full flat top. Signed “P. Bohm in Ascaffenburg” inlaid in silver surrounded by silver inlaid scrollwork. Hooked breech. Twin casehardened and silver inlaid locks signed “P. Bohm”. Gold lined touchholes, waterproof pans and roller frizzens. Silver wrist escutcheon with bird on top and “AA” monogram. Double triggers and a wood triggerguard inlaid on bottom with brass strip. Iron sling swivels. Circasian walnut stock with shaped brass buttplate and checkered wrist and forestock. Oval cheekpiece on left side of buttstock. Original brass-tipped wood ramrod. CONDITION: Very good. Barrels retain generous amounts of thinning blue mixed with light grey patina. Locks retain faded case colors. Locks are strong, function well and are in original, flintlock configuration. Brass retains a pleasing mustard patina. Triggerguard with some minor chipping. Stock shows a few light scattered marks. 1,200 - 1,800

2051 - (A) FLINTLOCK SIDE BY SIDE

2052 - (A) PAIR OF BRASS BARRELED BRAZIER FLINTLOCK OFFICER’S PISTOLS

Manufacturer: (BOTH) Brazier

Model: (BOTH) Flintlock

Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .32 Smoothbore

Barrel Length: (BOTH) 8”

FFL Status: Antique

These pistols are American restocked British pistols done circa 1810-1820. They have brass barrels marked “LONDON” on tops with a cartouche. London private view and proof marks on left sides of breeches along with crown over “IB” for Joseph Brazier. The brass lock plates are marked “I / BRAZIER” in centers. Engraved brass furniture including grotesque mask pommel caps. Small silver oval wrist escutcheons. Figured maple stocks. CONDITION: Barrels retain a pleasing soft mustard patina with green corrosion around touchhole. Both pistols are very good reconversions with modern lock components. Brass mounts show wear and use and retain a pleasing dark mustard patina. Stocks very good, some chipping around pommel cap stirrup on one pistol. A very attractive pair of tiger maple stocked pistols. 1,500 - 2,500

2053 - (A) LEHIGH COUNTY FLINTLOCK KENTUCY PISTOL.

Manufacturer: Lehigh County

Model: Kentucky Pistol

Caliber/Bore: .69 Smoothbore

Barrel Length: 6 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Antique

This American stocked pistol features an early Dutch lock and three stage unmarked barrel. The brass furniture appears to be American gunsmith-made. The maple stock has relief carving around the barrel tang and ramrod entry ferrule indicative of known Lehigh County designs. Period wood ramrod. CONDITION: Barrel and lock retain a grey patina. Lock is in its original flintlock configuration. Brass shows some wear and has been polished. Stock shows some age cracks and scattered marks from use. 1,500 - 3,000

2054 - (A) PAIR OF BRITISH FLINTLOCK OFFICER’S PISTOLS BY HUTCHINSON.

Manufacturer: (BOTH) Hutchinson

Model: (BOTH) Flintlock

Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .62 Smoothbore

Barrel Length: (BOTH) 7 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Antique

Tapered round barrels with swamped muzzles and single London private proof on each barrel, no view marks. Convex lock plates marked “W. HUTCHINSON”. Brass mounts with grotesque mask pommel caps and military motifs on sideplates. Symmetrical vacant escutcheons on wrists. Walnut stocks with relief shell designs carved in relief around barrel tangs. Both wood ramrods are contemporary. CONDITION: Barrels both show pitting throughout. Locks are in their original flintlock configurations and function well. Lock have brown patina and some pitting on one of the cocks. Brass mounts show heavy wear and rear trigger guard on one pistol has been replaced. Both have areas of professional wood restoration. 2,000 - 3,000 SEE WEBSITE FOR

2055 - (A) PAIR OF QUEEN ANNE STYLE BRITISH SILVER MOUNTED FLINTLOCK PISTOLS BY WILSON.

Manufacturer: (BOTH) Wilson

Model: (BOTH) Flintlock

Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .60 Smoothbore

Barrel Length: (BOTH) 7”

FFL Status: Antique

These pistols feature screw-barrels with exceptionally turned cannon muzzles. Bottoms of breeches signed “Wilson” in script and have private London view and proof marks as well as star over “RW” for Richard Wilson. Locks have engraved swan neck cocks and scalloped frizzen springs. Walnut grips with relief shells carved around barrel tangs. Silver furniture including grotesque mask pommel caps and sideplates and escutcheons with arms motifs. Escutcheons engraved with a horse head over “R.B.”. CONDITION: Both pistols have a grey patina and were cleaned long ago. Locks function properly and markings are clear. Grips have a pleasing patina and show minor scattered marks from use and some wear. Silver retains a pleasing pewter patina. A very nice pair. 2,500 - 5,000

2056 - (A) EARLY 18TH CENTURY DUTCH FLINTLOCK WENDER.

Manufacturer: Dutch

Model: Wender

Caliber/Bore: .56 Smoothbore

Barrel Length: 13”

FFL Status: Antique

This late 17th or early 18th century wender features long twin three-stage barrels, each with an indistinct maker’s mark. Barrels separated by walnut strips, one side with a ramrod. Each barrel has a frizzen with frizzen spring and engraved lockplates. Lock with cock is on right side and has a very long rear tang engraved with foliate scrolls. Iron furniture including trigger guard with lever in front to turn barrel group. Walnut stock with relief carving around lock, sideplate, barrel tang, and on forends around locks and entry ferrule. CONDITION: All iron components retains a light grey patina. Mechanism crisp and function s properly. Cock likely a period replacement. Stock very good with some scattered marks from use. A very scarce early wender. 3,000 - 6,000

2057 - (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 were once in in the 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

2058 - (A) RARE HILL OF LONDON .40 CALIBER FOUR BARREL FLINTLOCK POCKET PISTOL.

Manufacturer: Hill

Model: Four Barrel

Caliber/Bore: .40 Smoothbore

Barrel Length: 1 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Antique

The Hill family of London were famed for their small pocket and muff pistols. This example is an extreme rarity in that it is a large bore type of pocket pistol but made with four removeable .40 caliber barrels with a single flintlock ignition but a rotating tumbler that allows it to be set off all four at the same time or two at a time, much like a miniature boarding pistol. The frame features some light engraving along with “London” on one side and “Hill” on the other. Typical one piece walnut bag style grip. Quite a handful of power in a very small pocket size package. CONDITION: Very good. All metal is now in the white having been cleaned at one time and exhibiting some spotted oxidation. Grips solid with a few dings. Really a museum piece. 4,500 - 6,500

2059 - (A) PAIR OF SILVER MOUNTED SPANISH FLINTLOCK PISTOLS BY F. ACQUAVIVA WITH GOLD TOUCH MARKS.

Manufacturer: (BOTH) F. Acquaviva

Model: (BOTH) Flintlock Pistol

Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .60 Smoothbore

Barrel Length: (BOTH) 5 - 5/8”

Made in identical configuration with two stage octagonal-to-round barrels with dual wedding rings at girdle and a cannon turned muzzle. With deeply impressed poincons over breech consisting of three fleur de lis on top flat and both offset flats, a stylized and crowned “R” and “R F / DI / NAP”. Ramrods with silver sleeves at tip retained by a single reinforced mouth made in one piece to appear as a two piece, with silver bands at nose of stock. Flat Milanese locks with stylized gooseneck cocks with protrusions to catch both the half cock sear and the full cock, bridled pans, and friction frizzens. Elaborately pierced silver furniture inlaid at tang, reinforced mouth, and at sidepanel, engraved with floral motifs throughout. Deeply burled walnut stocks with silver trigger guard with floral finial and engraved with a shell motif and light florals. Silver buttcaps with floral engraving en suite. CONDITION: Barrels retain a grey patina. Stocks with scattered minor storage marks and a repaired crack through tang of one pistol. Silver retains a grey patina. Mechanically fine, bores good with minimal oxidation. A very fine pair of Spanish pistols. 6,500 - 8,500

2060 - RARE ENGRAVED FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR NEW YORK MAP POWDER HORN FEATURING FORT CARILLON, ATTR. TO JOHN FOX EX. WALTER O’CONNOR. This horn measures about 12” across the bow. The spout section in faceted and is followed by a relief wedding band and a rounded section. The main body has a scalloped edge at the top and is engraved with a large British crest. Above are the owner’s initials “HB”. The horn has a map with several abbreviations for forts and towns including “FC” (Fort Carillon), “OSG” (Oswego), “HB” (Half (way) Brook), “FHM” (Fort Herkimer), “RB” (Royal Blockhouse), “FM” (Fort Miller), “ST” (Saratoga), “SW” (Stillwater), “HM” (Half Moon), “FH” (Fort Henry), “FE” (Fort Edward) and finally, “FSW” (Fort Stanwix). There is a lobe at the base with 2 holes for strap attachment. Original wood base plug. CONDITION: Very good with a light honey patina. Horns with Fort Carillon date to before 1758, when the Fort was captured by the British and are extremely scarce. PROVENNACE: Ex. Walter O’Connor, Steve Hench, Rudy Gleichman, and Jim Dresslar Collections. Complete with Museum stand. 4,000 - 8,000

2061 - EXCEPTIONAL, RARE, UNTOUCHED, LARGE ENGRAVED HAVANA MAP POWDER HORN DATED JULY 7TH, 1763 AND DECORATED WITH POLYCHROME COLORS. This horn was previously unknown and recently came out of a family in New Jersey, where it was passed down for several generations. For an example of another Havana map horn by this engraver, see 86 and 87 of “Engraved Powder Horns of the French & Indian War and the Revolutionary War Era” by Nathan L. Swayze. Havana map horns are extremely rare and only a handful are known to exist. This professionally engraved powder horn measures 13 - 1/2” across the bow and 18” along the curved body. The horn depicts a professionally engraved plan of Havana, including “Moro” (for Moro Castle), Shepards Battery, New Store, Reguler, Ponto, North Port, and Fuza. This horn appears to be the masterpiece of the known examples by this carver. Polychrome red is used in addition to black pigment. Five detailed warships are also engraved. The horn has a large lobe with four holes for strap attachment at the plug end as well as a scalloped edge at the recessed section and a relief ring on the two stage spout section, with the top section being faceted. In the 18th century, Havana was the center of the Spanish trade in North America. During the French & Indian War, England declared war on Spain as they were allies with the French. After a 40-day siege on Havana, Moro Castle was taken on July 30th, 1762 and Havana was surrendered on August 14th. The main inscription over the city of Havana reads “THE CITY OF HAVANA ILLUMINATED AT THE / EMBARKATION OF THE BRITISH TROOPS JULY THE 7TH 1763”. Towards the top of the main body is an elaborate cartouche with the initials “W.O.” beneath an engraved eagle. It is possible that this unknown soldier was a member of the British army during the occupation of Cuba and Florida. The powder horn is also engraved with a fruit tree, a gentleman hunter mounted on a horse with two hunting hounds following him, florals, forts, and a bird. CONDITION: Horn retains a dark dry untouched and as-found surface and has not been cleaned or

lacquered. The polychrome colors are somewhat obscured by the dirt covering the horn. A couple scattered insect nips. There is some minor chipping around the tip of the spout. Two hairline cracks at spout opening. Wooden spout plug and plug at butt are original. Another example by this maker is in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. A very important and attractive French & Indian War powder horn. FOOTNOTE: There are four possible candidates in the 9th Regiment with initials W.O. that could have owned this powder horn. (A) Muster Roll 5415 - January 22, 1766, name #3 on the far right column is William Odell. On the same muster roll is Peter Robertson, the horn maker, and Capt. Yelverton Peyton, the Captain of Peter Robertson. The Yelverton Peyton horn is currently on display at the Museum of the American Revolution. The General that Capt. Peyton reported to was Lt. General William Whitmore, who commanded the 9th Regt. (B) Muster Roll 5459 - January 11, 1769 St. Augustine roll has a listing for William Odl?. The listing is difficult to read, but would be another possibility for W.O. (C) Muster Roll 5462 - On the right column, first see James O Brian, the 4th name from the bottom. You will see how this clerk makes his ‘O”s. Then look at the 2 names “William O Pamer” and “William O Paul”. After examining the name James O Brian, the “O” appears very similar to the “O” in front of “O Parmer” and “O Paul”. Both of these are possible options for W.O. All 4 were in the British 9th Regiment of Foot in St. Augustine at the same time as Peter Robertson, the horn maker, who made most of the Havana horns that are available today. This gives all 4 of them proximity to the horn maker, and all 4 are in the regiment that fought at Havana, and was transferred a year later to St. Augustine. However, because there are missing muster rolls, and because the writing is hard to read, it is difficult to determine for sure if one of these soldiers, or which one of these soldiers, are the W.O. who actually owned this powder horn. Muster roll copies included. Research by Michael Carter. 15,000 - 30,000

PERIOD BEADLE FAMILY OFFICER’S EPAULETS WITH FAMILY NOTE

Two rare Revolutionary War period American epaulets with original family note reading: “My dear Fathers Epaulettes / worn during/ General Geo Washingtons / times - / Adeline Beadle.” Now housed in a modern shadow-box frame with brass plaque and the note, certainly from an earlier storage box, applied to the frame’s back. The note is in faded brown ink later freshened in blue and addressed to “To Marian Campbell Holmes,” through whom the epaulets more recently descended in the Guerard family of Charleston, South Carolina. These are the standard form of American epaulet in the Revolution, coming into regular use about 1779, replacing sashes and hat cockades as officers’ insignia, becoming shorter and wider not long after the war in response to changing military fashion that dictated wider coat collars. One epaulet is slightly more ornate than the other, indicating two different uniform coats or promotion of a subaltern officer, both of whom wore a single epaulet, lieutenants on the left shoulder and captains on the right. Both are woven and embroidered silver bullion, with buttonhole at the pointed end of the strap to fasten at the collar, and a flat crescent at the shoulder decorated with bullion coils and sequins, from which are suspended bullion coils backed by thinner tassels. The more ornate epaulet is slightly longer and thinner, with bullion tape along the edges of the strap with an inner line of sequins and a wider crescent embellished with more coils, and with round sunbursts of sequins and coils at the middle and ends, along with thicker, double coil twisted bullion tassels. The connection of Beadle and Holmes is unclear, but the gift would postdate the marriage of the elder Marian Cambell Holmes in 1894 or 1895, and predate the marriage of her daughter, of the same name, into the Guerard family in the 1920s. Beadle would certainly have used her maiden name in this context, but her identity and that of her father is unclear. Research while these were on loan to the Citadel Museum suggested a Virginia militia officer, but failed to find a daughter Adeline. The most likely candidate, allowing for acceptable period spelling variations, might be Adeline Beadle or Bedel (1800-1856,) daughter of Moody Bedel of New Hampshire, later a general in the War of 1812, who served as a 2nd Lieutenant in the NH militia in 1785 and 1st Lieutenant in 1786, and may have received them from his father, Timothy Bedel, who served as a Captain and Lieutenant during the war, under Stark at Bennington and reportedly on the staffs of both Schuyler and Gates at Saratoga, as well as Colonel of several regiments. Further research is certainly warranted. The provenance for at least the last century is tight and these represent a splendid opportunity. CONDTION: Excellent. Solid, intact condition. No holes, tears, fraying of cloth or unravelling of bullion. Pleasing, slightly age-toned color. Not examined out of the frame. Note fully legible with “To Marian Campbell Holmes” in blue at top and the older brown ink inscription below freshened in blue by the family, likely from a much older storage box. A strong, visually appealing presentation. 15,000 - 20,000

BY EISENMENGER WITH CAVALRY SIDEBAR.

Manufacturer: Eisenmenger

Model: Jaeger

Caliber/Bore: .58 Rifled

Barrel Length: 29”

FFL Status: Antique

This highly ornate Jaeger carbine was made by renowned German gunsmith Johann Georg Eisenmenger (1717–1757) of Zweibrücken. The rifle features exquisite rococo designs throughout. The fire blued two stage barrel is deeply rifled and has an ornately chased transition between sections and a swamped muzzle. The front half moon sight is silver and the blued steel rear sight has a long chased foliate finial on the front and back. The convex lock is engraved “EISENMENGER” in a banner in the center and “A. ZWEIBRUCK.” below the frizzen spring. Tail features a sliding half-cock safety. Single trigger offset to left. The steel furniture is profusely chased and engraved with rococo scrolls, shell designs, and foliate scrolls. Sling swivel in front of trigger guard and an original iron saddlebar mounted on left side. Figured walnut stock features a relief carved sliding wood patchbox and ornate relief foliate and floral motifs throughout. Horn nosecap. Wood ramrod. CONDITION: Excellent, showing little to no use. Barrel retains perhaps 85-95% original fire blued finish. Lock is in its original flintlock configuration, functions well and and retains its original polish. Mounts retain their original polish and show no wear. Stock crisp and only shows a couple light storage marks, original finish. A fantastic beautiful and ornate mounted rifle Jaeger likely for use by a cavalry officer. 10,000 - 15,000

2064 - (A) AMERICAN TIGER STOCKED PATTERN 1756 FLINTLOCK ARTILLERY CARBINE.

Manufacturer: British Model: 1756 Artillery Carbine Caliber/Bore: .65 Smoothbore

Barrel Length: 37”

FFL Status: Antique

This beautiful tiger maple stocked carbine features a British Pattern 1756 carbine barrel with crown over “GR” Tower proof stamped on top towards the breech and partially visible “RE” below a star for Tower barrel maker Richard Edge. The flat lock is unmarked and has a crude period field repair to the frizzen spring spring. All of the brass furniture is from the Pattern 1756 carbine. The tiger maple stock retains its original finish and has a very nice iron staple reinforcement to the tang of the ramrod entry ferrule. Complete with period iron ramrod. CONDITION: As found and untouched. Dark patinas throughout. In its original flintlock configuration. Barrel retains a dark patina with some pitting at breech. Lock shows pitting and part of sleeved frizzen face is broken away, frizzen spring does not function, but cock functions well. Brass retains a dark patina, crack in sideplate behind front screw. Stock has an untouched surface with scattered marks from use. A very fine American made Revolutionary War era carbine. 9,000 - 15,000

2063 - (A) FINELY CARVED RIFLED FLINTLOCK JAEGER CARBINE

2065 - (A) FINE RARE IDENTIFIED BRASS BARRELED 1752 DATED ENGLISH FOWLER INSCRIBED TO WILLIAM PALLING’S AND MADE BY T. RICHARDS OF LONDON.

Manufacturer: T. Richards

Model: Fowler

Barrel Length: 41 - 7/8”

FFL Status: Antique Gauge: .72 Smoothbore

This rare brass-barreled fowler is inscribed to William Palling of Brownshill, an 18th century arms collector whose collection is discussed in “Great British Gunmakers 1740-1790” by Neal and Back. This cataloguer has never seen another brass barred English fowler. The barrel features a swamped muzzle with silver front sight. There are private London view and proof marks on the left side of the hooked breech. Top flat engraved with a cartouche and engraved with detailed floral and heraldic designs. Foliate scrolls surround the breech. The convex lock features a sliding safety and is engraved “T. / RICHARDS” in the center. The steel furniture includes an inscribed buttplate marked “WILLIAM PALLING ESQr/BROWNS HILL 1752” on the back. William Palling was a country squire from Gloucestershire who acquired his family’s Brownshill Court country home, which had been built by his father. Palling was well known for having assembled an impressive collection of around eighty guns, pistols, and blunderbusses at the home before his death in 1753. Information on his collection is discussed on pages 118-120 of “Great British Gunmakers 1740-1790” by Keith Neal and Back. The other steel furniture includes a vacant symmetrical wrist escutcheon, engraved trigger guard with a trifed front finial and a full sideplate engraved with a dragon. Arms with steel furniture were the most expensive at the time, exceeding the price of a silver mounted arm due to the amount of labor it took to shape and engrave the harder metal. The barrel can be easily removed as out has a hooked breech and is retained by sliding barrel keys. The walnut stock is carved with a relief clamshell around the barrel tang, relief teardrops behind the lock and sideplate and has silver inlaid scrolls on both sides of the wrist. CONDITION: Barrel retains a pleasing soft mustard patina. Lock is in its original flintlock configuration and has a grey patina with some light freckling, spring is strong but cock does not hold in cock or half cock. The refinished wood has some scatted marks from use, age cracks and minor professionally repaired cracks on both sides of forend. PROVENANCE: The William Palling of Brownshill Collection 8,000 - 12,000

2066

Manufacturer: American

Model: Musket

Caliber/Bore: .75 Smoothbore

Barrel Length: 42”

FFL Status: Antique

This beautiful Revolutionary War musket is composed of American, Dutch and British manufactured components. The British barrel is marked with “70 REGT” or “79 REGT” and has a partially visible crown over “GR” proof in the center towards the breech. The beveled convex lock is Dutch and is unmarked. The brass sideplate and ramrod ferrules appear to be British, but the trigger guard is American. The tiger maple stock is beautifully figured. Complete with a period iron ramrod. An old brass tag on the trigger guard is marked “F.W. ROEBLING III / COLLECTION / TRENTON, N.J. / 202”. CONDITION: Barrel retains a brown surface and shows heavy wear and some pitting at breech. Lock is in its original flintlock configuration, retains a dark heavy brown patina, and functions well. Brass retains a pleasing light mustard patina. Stock shows scattered marks from use and minor hairline grain cracks. A very attractive American Revolutionary War longarm. 12,000 - 18,000

- (A) AMERICAN STOCKED SHORT LAND PATTERN FLINTLOCK MUSKET WITH REGIMENTALLY MARKED BARREL.

2067 - (A) WELL MARKED BRITISH LONG LAND PATTERN 1756 BROWN BESS MUSKET.

Manufacturer: Tower Model: P-1756

Caliber/Bore: .75 Smoothbore

Barrel Length: 46”

FFL Status: Antique

The 1756 Pattern is considered scarce with between 200,000 and 250,000 made between 1756-1790, with many fewer in later years. Galton locks are known to be dated 1762 and 1764. Locks were not dated after 1764 and the names of contractors were no longer engraved. All were then engraved “TOWER”. The Pattern 1756 is the primary gun that armed British forces during the American Revolution. It exhibited a number of improvements, including the brass nose caps and a trumpeted top ferrule. It had the 1755 style lock plate with a much straighter profile than earlier patterns. The stock no longer has raised carving around the lock and side plate, and the bulge is smaller. This particular musket is very interesting as it is completely original. The barrel is marked with Tower proof and view marks at breech and “HB” for Harris Barker. The barrel tang has a small crown. The lock is marked “GALTON / 1762” at tail and engraved with large crown over “GR” in center, and a small crown over broad arrow British ordnance proof below pan. The inside of lock plate is marked “FG” for Farmer/Galton and Crown over “3” inspector proof. All brass furniture have crown or inspector marks. The entry ferrule is marked with a British-style script 21, which could be a regimental marking or rack number. The rammer channel has a “VII”. CONDITION: All as found and original, replaced top jaw is a period replacement, post on cock has a period crack. Markings excellent throughout. In its original flintlock configuration and lock functions in both full and half cock. The iron parts all have a consistent dark brown patina and the brass is an uncleaned dark mustard color. Minor bend at muzzle face. The stock is complete with expected handing marks, a crack in right side of fore end and a small sliver absent along barrel channel and a small chip in front of lock tang. Period ramrod an American replacement. It would be difficult to find a better example with better markings of this important Revolutionary War longarm. 12,000 - 18,000

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2068 - (A) RARE BRITISH LONG LAND PATTERN 1730/40 BROWN BESS FLINTLOCK MUSKET DATED 1740.

Manufacturer: Tower

Model: 1730/40

Caliber/Bore: .75 Smoothbore

Barrel Length: 44 - 7/8”

FFL Status: Antique

According to Erik Golsteins book, “The Brown Bess”, this model is listed as and considered “Very Rare”. The musket is primarily composed of 1742 components with the exception of the earlier 1740 lock. The barrel also pre-dates the 1742 Pattern with early numerical markings at the breech. The barrel is stamped on top with British Tower proofs. The left side is stamped with an “IG” for Joseph Grice and “52”. Tang stamped with inspection crown. The convex banana lockplate is engraved with “TOWER / 1740” at the tail and with a large crown over “GR” in the center. Small crown and brass arrow ordnance stamp below the pan denotes British government ownership. The brass furniture is standard Pattern 1742 and features the early ramrod ferrules made to accept a wood ramrod. The wrist escutcheon and sideplate are stamped “T. PENN”. The walnut stock is of standard form with a large bulge on the handrail. Complete with iron sling swivels and what is likely its original brass-tipped wooden ramrod. CONDITION: Barrel retains a brown patina with some added brown finish. Lock is a very good professional reconversion. Stock has been sanded and has scattered age cracks and marks from use. Small piece replaced above front lock tang. A nice and attractive example of a very rare Brown Bess pattern. 3,000 - 6,000

2069 - (A) FINE DOCUMENTED PAIR OF BRITISH OVER UNDER DOUBLE LOCK FLINTLOCK PISTOLS BY JAMES BARBAR, EX. WARREN MOORE COLLECTION. Manufacturer: (BOTH) Barber

Model: (BOTH) Flintlock Pistol

Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .64

Smoothbore

Barrel Length: (BOTH) 8 - 7/8”

FFL Status: Antique

This exceptional pair are featured in plate 46 of “Weapons of the American Revolution and Accoutrements” by Warren Moore. These pistols were made around 1740-50 by James Barbar (worked 17221773), a prominent maker and Huguenot. The twin over/under barrels have swamped muzzles. Ramrods mounted on right sides, one a replacement. Tops of barrels on both engraved “LONDON” in front of view and proof marks in addition to star over “IB” mark for James Barbar. The bottoms on breeches are stamped with private London proof and view marks. The pistols feature double triggers. Both have uniquely designed locks on both sides marked “BARBAR” in an arch on the tails. Scalloped and decorated frizzen springs. The wrist escutcheons have shell designs on tops and are engraved with a family crest below “GOD BE GUIDE”, possibly the crest of the Earl of Glengall. Walnut stocks of attractive early Georgian form with relief carved shells behind barrel tangs and relief teardrops behind locks. The full stirrup steel pommel caps have silver grotesque masks, a combination frequently used by Barbar. The steel trigger guards are elaborately engraved with flowers and have detailed finials. A truly extraordinary pair with excellent provenance. CONDITION: Both pistols function properly and are in their original flintlock configurations. All steel components are cleaned in the English fashion and have light pitting. Silver retains a pleasing patina. Stocks show some minor scattered marks from use. A fine pair. 10,000 - 15,000

2070 - (A) SHORT LAND PATTERN 1769

BROWN BESS FLINTLOCK MUSKET MARKED TO THE 17TH REGIMENT.

Manufacturer: British Model: Pattern 1769

Caliber/Bore: .75 Smoothbore

Barrel Length: 41 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Antique

The British 17th Regiment has a long list of battles that they participated in during the Revolutionary War including: The Battle of Long Island, Battle of White Plains, Battle of Harlem Heights, Battle of Princeton, Brandywine, Germantown, Monmouth, Stony Point and the Siege of Yorktown. The barrel is marked “17TH REGT” on top. The lock has had its British markings removed, likely when captured by American soldiers. Standard Short Land pattern brass furniture. Walnut stock of classic British form. Modern iron ramrod. CONDITION: Barrel retains a brown patina with pitting throughout. Lock is a good reconversion and retains a dark surface. Most of brass retains a dark mustard patina. Three front ramrod ferrules are modern replacements. Front 24” of forestock professional replaced. Wood otherwise shows scattered heavy marks from use. This Brown Bess saw extensive action during the Revolutionary War and is marked to a very rare and desirable regiment. 1,500 - 3,000

2071 - (A) PRUSSIAN FREDERICK

THE GREAT MONOGRAMMED MODEL

1740/1773 FLINTLOCK MUSKET WITH BAYONET.

Manufacturer: Potzdam

Model: 1740 / 1773

Caliber/Bore: .75 Smoothbore

Barrel Length: 41”

FFL Status: Antique

For another example, see plate 65.MM on page 115 of “Battle Weapons of the American Revolution” by George C. Neumann. Of standard configuration with round barrel and bayonet lug mounted on bottom. The banana lockplate has beveled edges and is marked “POTSDAMMAGAZ” in the center and “DSE” on the bevel below center of lockplate. This denotes that the musket was made under David Splitgerber at the Potsdam Arsenal. The brass furniture is faceted. The oval wrist escutcheon is inscribed “FR” for Frederick Rex (Frederick the Great (1740-1786)). The stock is of classic 18th century German form with a distinct buttstock of cows hoof form. Replaced iron ramrod. CONDITION: Barrel retains a brown patina, some corrosion at breech. lock markings good. Lock is in its original flintlock configuration and functions well, retains a grey patina. Stock shows scattered marks and bruises. Complete with correct bayonet marked “No. 469”. Bayonet has been cleaned. 4,000 - 8,000

FOWLER BY F. LORD, WITH MILITARY MOTIFS.

Manufacturer: F. Lord

Model: Fowler

Caliber/Bore: .75 Smoothbore

Barrel Length: 42 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

For a similar example, see plate 153.MM on page 203 of “Battle Weapons of the American Revolution” by George C. Neumann. This fine officer’s fowler certainly appears to have seen use in America, considering its state of preservation and condition. Probably about 1750. The round barrel is swamped at the muzzle and features a hooked breech with fluted barrel tang as rear sight and its teardrop-shaped applied front brass and silver sight. Top flat of barrel marked “F. LORD”, probably the retailer. On the opposite side, it is stamped with 2 early London Gunmaker Co proof and view marks as well as an “R.W.” for maker Richard Wilson. Francis Lord worked in Dublin, Ireland as a gunmaker and contractor to the British Board of Ordnance. He worked between 1745 and 1774. The convex lockplate is engraved with scroll designs. Walnut stock of classic Georgian form with a relief-carved shell around the barrel tang. Relief panels terminating in teardrops around the lock and sideplate. Brass mounts are chased and engraved, featuring distinct military motifs including cannons, flags, drums, and battle axes. Sideplate is especially large and dramatic, denoting ownership by an officer. The trigger guard has an etched and embossed acanthus leaf finial and a deeply fluted bow with a relief shell accent on the bow. The buttplate features a 4-stage engraved tang with vine scrolls. Vacant wrist escutcheon with floral and shell motifs. CONDITION: Barrel shows some wear and retains dark spotted patina, markings show some wear. Lock is a good professional reconversion and retains a brown patina. Mounts retain a pleasing dark mustard patina and show some wear. Stock has a smooth patina showing honest use and handling wear. Some small pieces replaced along left side of barrel and 1 thin piece along bottom of lockplate. Ramrod is a replacement. A very attractive French and Indian War and Revolutionary War Officer’s weapon. 2,000 - 4,000

Manufacturer: Frederick Sell

Model: Kentucky Rifle

Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled

Barrel Length: 42 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Antique

Two-stage buck-and-ball barrel with notched rear sight and brass front half-moon sight. Hand-forged lock. Brass furniture of classic Frederick Sell and York County design. The plain maple stock is profusely carved with relief scrolls definitively identifying it as the work of Frederick Sell. CONDITION: Barrel has been browned. Lock is a a reconversion. Brass polished bright, buttplate with a small replaced square. One ramrod ferrule a replacement. Stock heavily refinished, some scattered marks, age cracks and wear to carving. Small piece replaced at toe. A real Golden Age Frederick Sell rifle. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 1,000 - 1,500

2072 - (A) BRITISH FLINTLOCK OFFICER’S

2073 - (A) RELIEF CARVED FLINTLOCK KENTUCKY RIFLE ATTRIBUTED TO FREDERICK SELL.

2074 - (A) POSSIBLY SOUTHERN FLINTLOCK KENTUCKY RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Unsigned

Model: Kentucky Rifle

Caliber/Bore: .62 Rifled

Barrel Length: 37”

FFL Status: Antique

This unusual rifle features a heavy rifled round barrel with top flat, brass front sight and notched iron rear sight. Later Germanic lock. Brass furniture including four-piece patchbox, oval wrist escutcheon, and full sideplate. Plain maple stock with unusual carved cheekpiece with relief scroll carving integrated behind it. Wood ramrod. CONDITION: Barrel and lock retain a brown surface. Lock functions well and is crisp. Brass retains a mostly dark patina. Stock shows scattered marks from use and some minor professional wood restoration around lock. 1,200 - 1,500

2075

- (A) FLINTLOCK KENTUCKY RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Unsigned Model: Kentucky Rifle

Caliber/Bore: .41 Smoothbore

Barrel Length: 41 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Antique

Octagon barrel with notched iron rear sight and brass front sight with silver blade. Lock marked “SIMMONS” in center and has a roller frizzen. Double set triggers. Brass furniture including pierced and engraved four-piece patchbox, oval brass barrel key escutcheons with brass barrel keys and a flat full sideplate. Silver shield wrist escutcheon. Figured maple stock. Replaced wood ramrod. CONDITION: Barrel cleaned and retaining a light grey patina. Barrel rebushed and showing heavy corrosion around touchhole. Lock appears to be a replacement and is in its original flintlock configuration. Brass retains a light mustard patina. Stock very good with scattered marks from use. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 1,400 - 2,400

2076

- (A) REVOLUTIONARY WAR ERA

COMPOSITE AMERICAN FLINTLOCK RIFLE.

Manufacturer: American Model: Flintlock

Caliber/Bore: .77 Smoothbore

Barrel Length: 38 - 5/8”

FFL Status: Antique

Made from a French trigger guard and sideplate with a Dutch lock and a Dutch, or possibly a heavily cut French, barrel. Bayonet lug towards muzzle, three spring-retained barrel bands, foremost with brass front sight and two straps. Sling bows on second barrel bnad and ahead of trigger guard. Trumpet headed ramrod.

CONDITION: Metal essentially a smooth brown throughout with flashes of storm grey, particularly to barrel. Stock with extensive repairs about the wrist, but solid, with scattered age appropriate dings, impressions, and a few slivers missing around long and along stock. Mechanically fine with half and full cock, bore with expected oxidation. Many guns of this type have been found in areas like Philadelphia, and one belief is that they were made in Continental Army armories with leftover parts. 1,500 - 2,500

2077 - (A) INCISE CARVED LANCASTER FLINTLOCK FOWLER SIGNED P. GONTER.

Manufacturer: Peter Gonter

Model: Fowler

Barrel Length: 47 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

Gauge: .58 Smoothbore

The two-stage barrel features a front half moon sight and notched rear sight. The top flat of the barrel is stamped “P. GONTER” in block letters. The flat lockplate is stamped “DREPPERT” in the center. The brass furniture includes a flat classic Lancaster sideplate, engraved fowler trigger guard and a buttplate with three stage engraved tang. Walnut stock with incised scrolls on both sides of wrist. Brass nosecap. Ramrod appears to be period. CONDITION: Barrel retains a mostly brown patina, area around touchhole has been filled and filed. Signature very good. Lock is a good professional reconversion and retains a dark patina. Brass retains a pleasing mustard patina. Stock shows a few scattered marks from use and age cracks. One small crack stemming from back lock tang. A very nice Lancaster fowler / buck and ball gun. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 1,500 - 2,500

2078 - (A) OUTSTANDING ASA WATERS US MODEL 1836 FLINTLOCK PISTOL

Manufacturer: Waters

Model: 1836

Caliber/Bore: .54 Smoothbore

Barrel Length: 8 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

This pistol is dated 1837 on lock along with eagle head, “A. Waters”, and “Millbury MS”. The barrel is inspector stamped “JCS P”. Left side of walnut stock has two square inspector cartouche stamps: “JH” for for Joseph Hannis and “WAT” for William Thornton; the WAT is visible but faint. All metal is in the white. Features a small brass front sight and the swivel ramrod. CONDITION: Excellent. All metal is bright. All legends are sharp. Stock is excellent with some finish added at one time. Mechanically sound with a mirror bright bore. This was the last official US issue flintlock pistol and this example does not appear to have seen any real use. 1,000 - 1,500

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2079 - (A) US DERRINGER MODEL 1817

CONTRACT FLINTLOCK COMMON RIFLE

Manufacturer: Derringer

Model: 1817 Common Rifle

Serial No. 1842

Caliber/Bore: .54 Rifled

Barrel Length: 36”

FFL Status: Antique

One of the 13000 produced by Derringer under contract. Dated 1842 on flintlock and at tang. Strong US proofs and Derringer “*” proof. Small blade front ight and dovetail mounted rear sight. Brown uncleaned metal barrel and 3 barrel retaining bands. One piece oil finished walnut stock with distinctive pattern 1817 Common rifle matchbox. 2 small cartouches exist on left side of stock opposite lock but are not discernable. CONDITION: Very fine as found and uncleaned. Bore is dark. Lock operates properly. A very nice original 1817 Common rifle by Derringer. 1,500 - 2,500

2080 - (A) STATE OF NEW YORK MARKED SPRINGFIELD 1795 TYPE III FLINTLOCK RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Springfield

Model: 1795 Type III

Caliber/Bore: .69 Smoothbore

Barrel Length: 44 - 5/8”

FFL Status: Antique

Of standard Type III configuration. Barrel marked at breech with “US”, “P / eagle head / V” on left side and in center forward of breech “S.N.Y.” identifying it as the property of the State of New York. The top of the muzzle is marked with rack number “No. 35”. The flat lock with beveled edges is dated 1812 at the tail and the center is stamped with script “US” over an eagle and “SPRINGFIELD” below in an arch. Standard Type III iron furniture and walnut stock. CONDITION: All steel components heavily cleaned and showing scattered areas of pitting. Lock appears to be in its original flintlock configuration with very good markings and crisp mechanism. Stock sanded and has an oil finish, scattered dents marks from use. Front muzzle band a replacement and spring stud does not match up to hole. Frizzen spring and frizzen spring screw are replacements. A very nice state-marked War of 1812 musket. 2,000 - 4,000

2081 - (A) JACOB KUCHENREUTER PERCUSSION PISTOL.

Manufacturer: Kuchenreuter

Model: Percussion

Caliber/Bore: .52 Smoothbore

Barrel Length: 10”

FFL Status: Antique

The browned octagon barrel is profusely inlaid with silver scrolls and inlaid in silver is the maker’s name “JACOB KUCHENREUTER”. His deeply struck makers mark is in the center of the breech. The rear sight has two additional folding leaves. The flat lockplate has beveled edges ands is chiseled at the tail with a panoply of arms. Attractive chased and engraved brass furniture. Walnut stock has a relief acanthus leaf design around the barrel tang and has shaped punch-dot checkering around the wrist. Original bone-tipped wood ramrod. CONDITION: Barrel retains generous traces of original brown finish. Lock mostly bright and only has full cock position. Brass retains a mustard patina. Stock shows some light handling marks. An attractive pistol by a very desirable German gunsmith. 1,200 - 1,800

2082 - (A) NEW JERSEY REMINGTON MAYNARD TAPE CONVERSION MODEL

1816 PERCUSSION RIFLED MUSKET

Manufacturer: Remington

Model: 1816

Caliber/Bore: .69 Rifled

Barrel Length: 42”

FFL Status: Antique

One of 2,000 muskets converted at Frankfort Arsenal with Remington made Maynard tape conversion locks. Lock and breech are dated “1857”. Barrel has been rifled. Conversion lock is marked with vertical Remington address at tail. Walnut stock with standard Charleville style iron mounts. Left flat has script “LS” Luther Sage inspection cartouche with another partially legible cartouche on the comb. The initials “WHW” are carved on the toe line. CONDITION: Excellent. Metal surfaces are bright with clean markings. Stock has some scattered impressions and nicks. Very good bore with a few areas of cleaned oxidation. Crisp mechanics. 1,500 - 2,500

2083 - (A) SPRINGFIELD 1842 RIFLED AND SIGHTED PERCUSSION RIFLE WITH BAYONET.

Manufacturer: Springfield Model: 1842 Rifled & Sighted

Caliber/Bore: .69 Rifled

Barrel Length: 42”

FFL Status: Antique

Scarce and extremely fine Springfield Model 1842 rifled and sighted rifle musket. Dated “1855” on lock and “1854” on breech these scarce variations were produced as a conversion at Springfield Armory with only slightly more than 14000 produced. These quickly became a primary weapon of the Northern troops at the onset of the US Civil War. Of these rifled variations, less than 10,00 were fitted with the Long Range sights that are on this variation. Rifled musket is appointed with the correct bright finished cruciform socket bayonet with the US stamping at its ricasso. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine with fine bright bore and remains in its arsenal bright finish. Mechanically fine. The stock is very fine with only some light impression from storage. Truly a fine example. 1,500 - 2,500

2084 - (A) SPRINGFIELD 1847

PERCUSSION CAVALRY MUSKETOON.

Manufacturer: Springfield

Model: 1847 Cavalry Musketoon

Caliber/Bore: .69 Smoothbore

Barrel Length: 26”

FFL Status: Antique

Exceptionally fine US Springfield Model 1847 cavalry musketoon; very scarce with only an estimated 5800 produced. Dated 1853 on lock and barrel tang. “VP” with Eagle inspection at chamber. Traditional Springfield lock markings with Eagle and “US” underneath. One piece walnut stock with brass furniture and long saddle ring bar and rig for cavalry use. Rammer affixed with swivel system for ,mounted use.

CONDITION: Exceptionally fine original and uncleaned condition with very fine wood stocks with light cartouche on left side. Mechanically excellent. Bore is very fine with older grease inside. A superb example and rarely found. 2,000 - 3,000

2085 - (A) HARPER’S FERRY 1855

BRASS MOUNTED PERCUSSION RIFLE WITH BAYONET

Manufacturer: Harper

Model: 1855

Caliber/Bore: .58 Rifled

Barrel Length: 33”

FFL Status: Antique

Wonderful brass mounted Harper’s Ferry US Model 1855 rifle. Side mounted saber lug and all brass furniture. Lock and tang dated 1858 and fitted with Maynard tape primer mechanism. The Model 1855 Harpers Ferry was limited to 8700 total production. Rifle is complete with the brass handled pattern 1855 Sabre bayonet without scabbard. CONDITION: Very fine as found and uncleaned. Bore is very good with well defined rifling. Lock and Maynard tape prime operate properly. Wood is very fine with no visible cartouche. Mechanically excellent. 2,000 - 3,000

2086 - (A) RARE GWYN & CAMPBELL

TYPE 1 PERCUSSION GRAPEVINE CARBINE

Manufacturer: Gwyn & Campbell

Model: 1862 Carbine

Serial No. 4939

Caliber/Bore: .52 Rifled

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Antique

Often referred to as the Union Model so stamped on left side of frame. It is also referred to as the Grapevine due to the longer lever. Built in Hamilton Ohio from 1863 through 1864. This is a Type I carbine, second variation with short base 600 yard rear sight of which only 700 were produced. The US Government pursued 13 contracts with 8 states for this carbine during the war. This example features the case color frame with the blued octagon-to-round barrel, a dovetailed front sight, small base ladder rear sight, saddle ring and bar, large serpentine lever, falling block, and walnut stock with metal buttplate. The maker legend is stamped on right side plate. There are several government sub inspector stamps. The left side of stock has no visible cartouche. The upper tang is finished in peacock fire nitre blue. CONDITION: Fine. The barrel is a smooth blue-patina blend. Case colors have drifted. Stock is solid exhibiting scattered sundry dings. Tang retains some fire blue. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 2,000 - 3,000

2087 - (A) HIGH CONDITION GWYN & CAMPBELL PERCUSSION CARBINE

Manufacturer: Gwyn & Campbell

Model: 1862 Carbine

Serial No. 3312

Caliber/Bore: .52 Rifled

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Antique

Often referred to as the Union Model as so stamped on left side of frame. Built in Hamilton, Ohio from 1863 through 1864. This is a Type II carbine, second variation, of which 1370 were produced. The US Government pursued 13 contracts with 8 states for this carbine during the war. This stunning example features the case color frame with the blued octagon-to-round barrel, a dovetailed front sight, small base ladder rear sight, saddle ring and bar, serpentine lever, and falling block with walnut stock and metal butt plate. The maker legend is stamped on right side plate. There are several government sub inspector stamps. The left side of stock has a bold “WHR” cartouche for William H. Russell. The block and upper tang are finished in peacock fire nitre blue. The exposed serial numbers are not matching as probable late production gun. CONDITION: Excellent. Frame, side plate, lever and hammer retain at least 70% color, some still quite bold. Barrel retains nearly all of its rich rust blue finish thinning on high edges with minor muzzle wear. The tang and block retain most of their peacock blue. Stock is excellent with nominal impressions. Mechanically sound with a mirror bright bore. Does not appear to have seen any real use. 3,500 - 4,500

2088 - (A) MARTIALLY INSPECTED

GWYN & CAMPBELL MODEL 1862

CARBINE

Manufacturer: Gwyn & Campbell

Model: 1862 Carbine

Serial No. 3592

Caliber/Bore: .52 Rifled

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Antique

Often referred to as the Union Model as so stamped on left side of frame. Built in Hamilton Ohio from 1863 through 1864. This is a Type II carbine, second variation of which 1370 were produced. The US Government pursued 13 contracts with 8 states for this carbine during the war. This stunning example features the case color frame with the blued octagon to round barrel, a dovetailed front sight, small base ladder rear sight, saddle ring and bar, serpentine lever, falling block, and walnut stock with metal butt plate. The maker legend is stamped on right side plate. There are several government sub inspector stamps. The left side of stock has a bold “WHR” cartouche for William H. Russell. The block and upper tang are finished in peacock fire nitre blue. Shows all externally matching serial numbers. CONDITION: Excellent. Frame and side plate retain at least 70% color, some still quite bold. The lever, hammer and butt plate colors have darkened. Barrel retains nearly all of its rich rust blue finish. The tang and block retain nearly all their peacock blue. Screws are all true. Stock is excellent with nominal impressions. Mechanically sound with a mirror bright bore. Simply outstanding and does not appear to have seen any real use. Would be hard pressed to find any better example.

4,000 - 5,500

Manufacturer: Lindsay

Model: 1863 Two Shot

Caliber/Bore: .58 Rifled

Barrel Length: 41 - 3/8”

FFL Status: Antique

US Model of 1863 Lindsey 2 shot rifle. Produced 1864-1865 with approximately 1000 produced. These rare 2 shot rifles were issued out and units had a number of issues with them, including double discharge, which greatly reduced the surviving specimens and makes them quite uncommon today. Bright finished metal. Dual hammers with a single trigger. Oil finished walnut 1 piece stock with bright finished hardware and 2 incredibly sharp cartouches on left side. Rifle is complete with its wooden tampion to prevent debris from entering bore during storage. CONDITION: Very fine with metal remaining Armory Bright with excellent, brilliant, bores. Stocks are excellent with some very light bruises from period of use. A truly excellent example. 4,000 - 6,000

2089 - (A) LINDSAY MODEL 1863 TWO SHOT PERCUSSION RIFLE

2090 - (A) FINE MARTIALLY INSPECTED BURNSIDE 5TH MODEL PERCUSSION CARBINE

Manufacturer: Burnside

Model: 5th

Serial No. 16046

Caliber/Bore: .54

Barrel Length: 21”

FFL Status: Antique

2091

Approximately 43000 of this model were produced between 1863 through 1865, the majority for the US Government. Features the round barrel, dovetailed front sight, small folding ladder rear sight, single barrel band, case color frame and hammer with bright blue block, upper tang and lever. Frames has the usual saddle ring and bar. The walnut stock has a crisp “RKW” cartouche for Captain Robert Henry Kirkwood Whiteley on the left side along with “JWB” for James W. Boult on comb. Buttplate is iron and stock has a swivel. The are proper Burnside legends stamped on receiver breech and side plate. There is an “MM” sub inspector stamp on barrel breech and other sundry sub inspector stamps. Matching numbers on block and frame. CONDITION: Excellent. The frame, hammer and side plate still retain at least 40%. Block and lever retain generous nitre blue. Barrel is a smooth blue-patina crisp blend. Stocks are excellent with minor impressions. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 2,500 - 3,500

Manufacturer: Starr

Model: Carbine

Serial No. 16775

Caliber/Bore: .54 Rifled

Barrel Length: 21”

FFL Status: Antique

Evaluated as superior to the Sharps in many ways, these were issued from 1862 through 1865, specifically to the 1st. Arkansas, 5th Kansas, 11th Missouri, and the 24th New York cavalries. They were made in Yonkers, New York by the Starr Arms Company, whose legend is stamped atop the barrel and side plate. Iron hardware with brass barrel band and butt plate which has an inspector stamp B. Features the round barrel, dovetailed front sight, small ladder rear, a saddle ring and stud on left frame, and walnut stock with a matching forearm. CONDITION: Fine. Barrel still retains a large majority of blue that is blending perfectly with homogenous patina. Frame has drifted to a rich smooth patina. All legends are sharp. Stock is solid exhibiting some small dents and impressions with small chip at left side of wrist. Mechanically sound with a mirror bright bore. 1,500 - 2,500

2092 - (A) INCISE CARVED BEDFORD COUNTY KENTUCKY RIFLE WITH PERCUSSION BOXLOCK ACTION.

Manufacturer: ALS

Model: Kentucky Rifle

Caliber/Bore: .38 Rifled

Barrel Length: 42 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Antique

Attributed to Mills of Bedford County, Pennsylvania. Octagon barrel brass front sight with silver blade and an engraved notched iron rear sight. Tang of lock inscribed “ALS”, likely for an owner or lock maker. Internal boxlock action with an engraved brass sideplate on each side. Double set triggers. Elaborate Mills attributed pierced and engraved large four-piece patchbox. Finely engraved eagle on silver oval inlaid above cheekpiece. Profusely incise-carved throughout with scrollwork and ornate borders.

CONDITION: Barrel retains a pleasing even brown patina, as does lock. Lock functions properly but does not have a half-cock position. Brass retains a pleasing light mustard patina. Stock retains generous traces of original finish with some wear and scattered marks from use. A very fine and rare Kentucky rifle.

PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 3,000 - 5,000

- (A) FINE STARR CIVIL WAR PERCUSSION CARBINE

2093 - (A) C.S. RICHMOND PERCUSSION MUSKET DATED 1863.

Manufacturer: Richmond

Model: Low Hump 1863

Caliber/Bore: .60 Smoothbore

Barrel Length: 40”

FFL Status: Antique

Fine original 1863 dated low hump Richmond rifle. Distinctive broken “P” proof on breech with “1863” date at tang. 2 leaf 1855 pattern rear sight. One piece oil finished walnut stock with correct brass forend tip. Loading rod is a Southern made 1855 style rod without swell at muzzle end. The Richmond rifle musket was built using captured tooling from the armory at Harpers Ferry in 1861. The 1855 tooling was taken south to Richmond, Virginia, and production was begun. The CS Richmond is one of the most recognized of all Confederate arsenal built long arms of the Civil War. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine for a Richmond musket with excellent wood and crisp markings. Metal remains in a fine uncleaned state. Wood is very fine with some typical period of use bruises. Mechanically excellent. 6,000 - 10,000

2094 - (A) CONFEDERATE CS RICHMOND 1864 TYPE III PERCUSSION RIFLED MUSKET.

Manufacturer: Richmond Armory

Model: NSN

Serial No. 1864

Caliber/Bore: .60 Smoothbore

Barrel Length: 40”

FFL Status: Antique

Dated 1864 on lock behind hammer and marked with “C.S. / RICHMOND” ahead of hammer. Barrel is marked with matching date of “1864” near breech. Features include iron ramrod, correct type front and rear sights, tulips head full length ramrod, brass nosecap and buttplate, and 3 iron barrel bands. Lock mortise is not cut for Maynard tape priming system. In addition to matching barrel date, barrel is also marked with VP Eagle proofmark and “H.F.H.” inspector mark in large block letters near percussion cone. CONDITION: Good, with iron assemblies turned a freckled gray-brown patina and handling marks throughout. Several replacement screws have been put in as a past conservation effort as well as a period of use repair on mainspring using what appears to be barbed wire. The barrel was bored out to .60 caliber smoothbore during the period of use. Stock has been lightly sanded and a protective layer of finish added with no major structural cracks, and scattered handling marks. Brass components show an untouched mellow patina. Mechanically needs attention as spring has very little pressure at half cock. Bore is dark and smooth. 5,000 - 9,000

2095 - (A) VA REGT MARKED PERCUSSION RIFLE.

Manufacturer: American (?)

Model: Percussion

Caliber/Bore: .69 Smoothbore

Barrel Length: 42 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

Unique assembled percussion conversion musket, probably assembled for Southern use. Round barrel is marked on top. “VA REGT DINWIDDIE” Dinwiddie County, Virginia is just south of Richmond and runs to Petersburg. This area was heavily fortified and fought over through most of the Civil War. CONDITION: Fair as assembled with numerous wood splices and contemporary repairs. A unique Virginia assembled musket. 1,000 - 1,500

2096 - (A) MARTIALLY INSPECTED

SHARPS NEW MODEL 1863 RIFLE

Manufacturer: Sharps

Model: M1863

Serial No. C34345

Caliber/Bore: .52 Rifled

Barrel Length: 30”

FFL Status: Antique

This is a transition Model 1863 that still sports the 1859 style patch box on right side of the stock and the pellet primer system. Standard features include three barrel bands, swivels, Lawrence stamped ladder rear sight, post front sight, walnut stock, and metal butt plate with the long forearm. The barrel has the “Sharps, Hartford” stamp along with the standard Sharps legends on frame and side plate. Left side of barrel at breech has the “MNM” stamp for Moses N. Marshall. Left side of stock has two cartouche stamps: one appears to be “AWH” for A.W. Hatch, while other is visible but illegible, but most likely David Clark. CONDITION: Very good. All of the metal is a smooth patina with sharp legends. Stocks are solid exhibiting sundry small dents and impressions. Mechanically sound with a well defined bore showing some light frosting. This is an extremely clean, untouched example that has nicely aged. 3,000 - 4,500

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2097 - (A) SCARCE BERDANS

SHARPSHOOTERS NEW MODEL 1859

SHARPS PERCUSSION RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Sharps

Model: New Model 1859

Serial No. 54447

Caliber/Bore: .54 Rifled

Barrel Length: 30”

FFL Status: Antique

Historical records indicate that Col. Berdan ordered 2000 special order Sharps Model 1859 rifles for his select unit of Sharpshooters, most with the double set triggers, all of which were delivered to him by June 1, 1862. Wiley Swords list of known documented Berdan Sharps rifles lists numbers 54390, 54412, 54478 and 54492. This rifle is number 54447. These rifles generally feature the Lawrence Pellet priming system which is present on this rifle but has been disassembled. Folding ladder Lawrence rear sight, front sight fitted for angular bayonet with three illegible sub inspector cartouche stamps still visible on base of long forearm. The barrel has the Sharps Hartford legend along with “New Model 1859” at breech. The lock has the Sharps and Lawrence legends stamped on both sides of frame. The iron patch box is located on right side of stock. Three barrel bands and swivels. Most historians are familiar with the famous picture taken on August 2, 1862 picturing California Joe and his Berdan Sharps Rifle. During the Battle of Gettysburg, Berdan’s men were situated around Devils Den, Cemetery Ridge, and both Round Tops, many deployed with Sickles 3rd Corp and playing an important role in turning back Longstreet’s Brigades. Many in his company were killed during those two days. CONDITION: Very good. This rifle no longer displays any original blue or case colors and is now basically a smooth crisp patina. All of the stamped legends are crisp. The double set triggers are still operational. The stock has no visible cartouche stamps and there is a piece of wood missing along the left wrist. There are also a couple of proper style replaced rounded screws. The stock is still very solid, fits well with nominal dings. There is some minor marring on sides of barrel at breech. The bore is well defined but shows some minor abrasion. This rifle was definitely within that order of 2000 rifles and a far better than average example. 6,000 - 10,000

2098 - (A) RARE SPECIAL ORDER SHARPS MODEL 1853 SLANT BREECH PERCUSSION SPORTING CARBINE

Manufacturer: Sharps

Model: Slant Breech

Serial No. 17769

Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled

Barrel Length: 22”

FFL Status: Antique

The serial number falls into the John Brown range. The carbine is a special order sporting model that features no saddle bar, no US proofs or inspectors, fine double set triggers, silver plated patch box, butt plate and barrel band. Highly finished walnut stock and matching forearm. Frame has the priming arm, Sharps 1852 legend stamped on lock, serial number and Sharps 1848 legend on upper tang, and the Sharps Hartford legend stamped on barrel. The folding ladder sight has the 1859 Lawrence legend along with a special German silver blade front sight. There is an extra period sight slot cut at barrel breech for additional sight. CONDITION: Very good to fine. The barrel, lock, action, lever and hammer are a homogenous patina. All legends are crisp. Plating is nearly complete showing some nominal thinning and wear. Stock is excellent with minimal dings and a hand rubbed piano finish. The tight multi- groove rifling is bold. The trigger works but does not set. Nipple needs to be cleared. An unusual John Brown period sporting carbine in fine condition. 2,500 - 4,500

2099 - (A) REMINGTON MODEL 1863

ZOUAVE CONTRACT PERCUSSION RIFLE

Manufacturer: Remington

Model: Zouave

Caliber/Bore: .58 Rifled

Barrel Length: 32”

FFL Status: Antique

Approximately 12,500 were produced under Federal contract during the Civil War by Remington. Blade front sight and 3-lead position rear sight. Case hardened lockplate dated 1863 at the tail. Unusual early style “U.S.” and Federal eagle over 2-line Remington address lock marking which have been added to this example at a later date. Brass mounted walnut stock with patch box retaining spare nipple. Left stock flat has boxed Richard Paine “RP” and Benjamin Hannis “BH” inspection cartouches. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the bright original barrel blue is retained with some losses towards the breech. Lock colors are dark. Stock is clean with some scattered dings and crisp cartouches. Brass exhibits a mellow patina. Fine, well defined bright bore with 7 groove rifling. Crisp mechanics. 1,000 - 2,000

2100 - (A) REMINGTON MODEL 1863

ZOUAVE PERCUSSION RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Remington

Model: Zouave

Caliber/Bore: .58 Rifled

Barrel Length: 33”

FFL Status: Antique

Approximately 12,500 were produced under Federal contract during the Civil War by Remington, this unissued condition example remains in classic configuration. Rifle is fitted with a rust blued “STEEL” marked barrel proofed and dated “1863” at the breech. Blade front sight and 3-lead position rear sight. Case hardened lockplate dated 1863 at the tail with federal eagle motif and Remington address ahead of the cock. Brass mounted walnut stock with patch box retaining spare nipple and a worm. Left stock flat has boxed Henry D. Jennings “HDJ” and Benjamin Hannis “BH” inspection cartouches. CONDITION: Excellent. Barrel blue has some mild fading to plum at the breech. Lock colors have largely drifted to patterned patina with a few brighter flashes of color. Stock has some scattered impressions and crisp cartouches. Brass exhibits an attractive mellow golden patina. Fine, well defined bright 7-groove bore. Fine mechanics. 1,500 - 2,500

2101 - (A) REMINGTON MODEL 1863

ZOUAVE CONTRACT PERCUSSION RIFLE

Manufacturer: Remington

Model: Zouave

Caliber/Bore: .58 Rifled

Barrel Length: 33”

FFL Status: Antique

Approximately 12,500 were produced under Federal contract during the Civil War by Remington, this unissued condition example remains in classic configuration. Rifle is fitted with a rust blued “STEEL” marked barrel proofed and dated “1863” at the breech. Blade front sight and 3-lead position rear sight. Case hardened lockplate dated 1863 at the tail with federal eagle motif and Remington address ahead of the cock. Brass mounted walnut stock with patch box retaining spare nipple. Left stock flat has boxed Henry D. Jennings “HDJ” and Benjamin Hannis “BH” inspection cartouches. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the original barrel blue is retained with some minor spotting. Strong case colors are displayed on the lock. Stock is clean with some scattered impressions and crisp cartouches. Brass exhibits an attractive mellow golden patina. Fine, well defined bright bore. Crisp mechanics. 1,500 - 2,500

2102

- (A) MARTIALLY INSPECTED

JOSLYN MODEL 1864 CARBINE

Manufacturer: Joslyn

Model: 1864

Serial No. 10280

Caliber/Bore: .52 Rimfire

Barrel Length: 22”

FFL Status: Antique

This widely issued Civil War carbine was made in Stonington, Connecticut. There is documented use by at least ten cavalry units during the entirety of the war. This is the Type II model that features a dovetailed front sight, folding ladder rear sight, the flip up chamber with serial number, the sidelock with Joslyn legend, and one piece walnut stock with single band and metal butt plate. Left side of barrel breech has the “G.W.S.” sub inspector stamp for George W. Sherman. The left side of stock has two identical inspector cartouche stamps including “FDL” for Frederick D. Livingston. Buttplate has a US stamp. CONDITION: Very good to fine. All of the metal surfaces are now a crisp, smooth patina with the barrel showing a blue hue and all the legends are sharp. Stock is excellent with only nominal small dings or impressions. Mechanically sound with a bold bright bore with minor frosting. A really clean, untouched example. 1,500 - 2,500

2103 - (A) SPECIAL ORDER MAYNARD MODEL 1873 IMPROVED HUNTING &

NO. 10 SINGLE SHOT 35-30

RIFLE

Manufacturer: Maynard

Model: 1873

Serial No. 27399

Caliber/Bore: .35-40

Barrel Length: 26”

FFL Status: Antique

Dating from 1873-1882. This rifle has all the features of a No.10 to include the mid range tang sight, the folding Beech front sight, special order 26” octagon to round barrel, two leaf folding rear sight, special order nickel plated frame, lever and butt plate, fire blue trigger with the hand checkered walnut stock. The screws are all finished in the bright niter blue. CONDITION: Excellent. This beautiful rifle retains nearly all of the blue finish on barrel with light handling marks. All nickel plated surfaces retain at least 95% finish with a few age freckles. Most of the screws retain generous blue. Stock is excellent with sharp checkering and nominal impressions. Mechanically sound. Bore is bright. This is a very crisp, scarce and high condition special order Model 10. 2,000 - 3,000

2104 - (A) HIGH CONDITION PEABODY MILITARY CONTRACT SINGLE SHOT CARBINE

Manufacturer: Providence Tool

Model: Carbine

Caliber/Bore: .50 Rimfire

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Antique

Produced by the Providence Tool Company in Rhode Island from 1866 through 1871. The one piece walnut stock has the WC inspector stamp that was used on all weapons made for a foreign contracts. The left side of frame with the Peabody legend along with sundry sub inspector stamps. Standard features include the case color frame, sidelock, barrel band, lever, hammer, block and buttplate. Round barrel is blued with a post front sight, small folding ladder rear sight, and saddle ring and bar. CONDITION. Retains nearly all of its bright colors and blue, even on the butt plate. The screws still retain the majority of their nitre blue. Stocks are excellent. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. This crispy carbine has seen little to no use. 2,000 - 3,000

2105 - (A) MARTIALLY INSPECTED SHARPS NEW MODEL 1863 CARBINE CONVERSION

Manufacturer: C. Sharps

Model: M1863 Conversion

Serial No. C16252

Caliber/Bore: .50-70 CF

Barrel Length: 22”

FFL Status: Antique

2106 - (A) MARTIALLY INSPECTED

These conversions were widely used in the early post Civil War Indian excursions. Converted and refurbished, this example has the tell tale DFC cartouche ribbon on left side of walnut stock for David Clark. The barrel breech has the New Model 1863 legend. Pinned blade on post front sight, Lawrence stamped rear ladder sight, saddle ring and bar, case colored patch box, and metal butt plate, Sharps legend on case color side plate along and on left side of frame. The left side of wrist has an “MNM” cartouche stamp for Moses N. Murch along with “JWK” for John W. Keene, along with sundry single letter sub inspector stamps. Three groove rifling. CONDITION: Fine. Barrel finish is a blending smooth blue patina blend. Frame colors have faded patina with exception to sideplate which retains nearly all of its bright colors and generous bright blue on screws. The patch box retains most of its colors with generous bright blue on screws. Butt plate displays flashes of color with bright blue on top screw. Stocks are excellent with nominal impressions. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. A really crisp Indian Wars Sharps carbine. 2,000 - 3,000

MAYNARD 1863 2ND MODEL CARBINE

Manufacturer: Maynard

Model: 1863 2nd Model

Caliber/Bore: .50 Rifled

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Antique

This 2nd Model was made without a patch box and produced from 1863 through 1865. At least three documented union cavalry units were issued this model. Features the blued octagon-to-round barrel, dovetailed front sight, folding ladder leaf rear sight, case color frame and lever, and saddle ring and bar. Walnut stock with metal butt plate. Produced by Massachusetts Arms in Chicopee Falls, Massachusetts. The left side of stock has a “JM” cartouche stamp for James Mills. Left side of barrel has a “GWS” sub-inspector stamp for George W. Sherman. The left and right side of frame exhibit the Mass Arms legends. CONDITION: Excellent. About half the case colors on frame have faded with balance fading a bit. The screws and hammer retain most of their nitre blue. Barrel retains nearly all of its blue with nominal handling marks. Stock is excellent with minimal impressions. Mechanically sound with a mirror bright bore. 2,000 - 3,000

2107 - (A) FINE JOSLYN MODEL 1862

BREECH

LOADING CARBINE

Manufacturer: Joslyn

Model: 1862

Serial No. 1300

Caliber/Bore: .52 Rimfire

Barrel Length: 22”

FFL Status: Antique

Manufactured for use in the Civil War. Blued barrel with blade front sight and 3-position rear sight graduated to 500 yards. Case hardened breech block stamped with 3-line patent as well as the serial number. Case hardened lock with 3-line address. Brass mounted walnut stock with saddle ring and bar. Left side has a pair of script “EF” inspection cartouches for Edward Flather. CONDITION: Excellent. Barrel retains nearly all of its original blue with some mild spotting. Breech block and hammer have largely faded to patina with a few flashes of color. Lock displays bright colors. Stock appears lightly cleaned with largely legible cartouches. Brass was polished at some point and is now starting to develop patina. Crisp, bright bore. Fine mechanics. A very nice example. 2,000 - 3,000

2108 - (A) HIGH CONDITION MARLIN

BALLARD UNION HILL .32-40 SINGLE SHOT RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Marlin-Ballard

Model: Union Hill

Serial No. 34074

Caliber/Bore: .32-40

Barrel Length: 28”

FFL Status: Antique

This rifle features the octagon-to-round barrel with a globe front sight and a Marlin Gallery peep tang sight. The case color frame has Marlin stamp with no “JM”. Case color loop lever and hammer. Single trigger. The walnut stock features a checkered pistol grip, straight comb, roll over cheek piece, and Marlin gutta percha monogram butt plate. The checkered forearm has a slight Schnabled tip. Fit with a 19” 3/4” tube scope stamped “8X” along with “200 yds & over” which are believed to be made by Winchester. CONDITION: Excellent. Frame retains at least 75% dulling case color. Barrel retains the majority of its fine blue exhibiting nominal handling. Mechanically sound with bright bore. Stocks are excellent showing nominal impressions. This is a stellar rifle in a great caliber. 2,500 - 4,000

Manufacturer: Morse

Model: 2nd Model

Serial No. 274

Caliber/Bore: .50 Morse Center Fire

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Antique

Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4”

Manufactured at the State Military Works in Greenville, South Carolina. Chambered for its proprietary .50 Morse Cartridge. Serial numbered on underside of frame forward of trigger guard. Round barrel with diminutive drift adjustable front blade sight with dovetailed rear sight. Brass frame assembly with upward tilting loading assembly. Varnished buttstock with rounded brass buttplate. Brass frame has integral pistol grip assembly. Forearm is of one piece with one piece wiping rod and retained by 2 cross pins with brass stock tip. 39 1/2” overall length. Carbine is void of markings with serial number on underside. These rare little carbines are rarely ever encountered and not frequently offered at public sale. CONDITION: Very good as found with a pleasant patina overall on barrel. Brass has been cleaned long ago but is toning to a mustard patina. Wiping rod is a contemporary replacement. A wonderful and rare Confederate carbine. 10,000 - 15,000

2109 - (A) RARE 2ND MODEL CONFEDERATE MORSE SINGLE SHOT CARBINE.

2110 - SCARCE AND DESIRABLE CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE NASHVILLE PLOW WORKS SABER.

Blade Length: 34 - 1/2”

Overall Length: 40”

Scarce Nashville Plow Works marked Confederate Cavalry Officer’s Saber. The saber features a curved blade that exhibits an unstopped fuller. The blade exhibits a gray patina under an earlier applied coat of varnish that gives the blade a honey hue. Tip is dulled. The face of the crudely sand-cast brass guard is marked “NASHVILLE PLOW WORKS” raised in an arc over the blade and with the letters “C S A” in a wide arc under the blade. The guard is cast unevenly with varying thickness and shows numerous casting flaws. The hilt has the distinctive Sharp & Hamilton bird’s head profile with a brass backstrap, an iron grip ferrule and no capstan nut, with the blade secured by a simple peen. A pleasing patina is exhibited throughout the hilt. The wood grip has 10 grooves. Leather wrap has perished but the strands of twisted wire remain loosely in place. The wood exhibits several cracks but all pieces remain present. Hilt is tight. Three-branch style guard with a knuckle bow exhibits simple decorations on the face, along with the markings. A flat, round, forward-swept quillon tops the guard. Leather throat washer is in place on the face of guard. The saber is complete with its correct Nashville Plow Works sheet iron scabbard. The scabbard is lap seamed and soldered along the upper edge, with brass mountings consisting of the throat, drag, and suspension mounts. The mounts have two iron split ring hangers. The scabbard exhibits a pleasing dark patina with scattered dents throughout its length. The original black Japanned or painted finish is muted but visible in some areas. The saber and scabbard are in untouched condition. A fine example of a desirable Confederate saber that is rarely encountered on the collector market in a complete shape. CONDITION: Good. 6,000 - 12,000

2111 - (A) DOCUMENTED CONFEDERATE BEAUMONT ADAMS PERCUSSION REVOLVER

Manufacturer: London Armoury Co.

Model: Beumont Adams

Serial No. 40929

Caliber/Bore: .442

Barrel Length: 5 -3/4”

The Beaumont Adams was patent in 1856 and immediately adopted by the British Military. It was produced until 1880. The London Armory made these revolvers between 1857 and the early 1860s. Standard features include the octagon barrel, dovetailed front sight, six shot, double action, checkered one piece walnut grips with metal pommel. It is missing the bullet seater and cylinder slide safety. The Adams patent stamp and serial number No. 40929 is on right side of frame. There are numerous British proof marks. This and several other items from the Hyatt estate were sold at auction on Jan. 1, 2023 coming from the private museum of Glenn Hyatt and was located in Falmouth VA. It is noted as having been carried by Elijah Hyatt as a member of C company of the Arkansas 3rd infantry. This revolver comes with numerous affidavits to this effect. CONDITION: Good. Revolver is now a rich dark patina with most of the legends still legible. The grips are excellent and is still mechanically sound in double action only. Bore is still bold and quite bright. Mechanically fine, bore with bright, well defined rifling throughout and some very minor firing residue. 2,000 - 4,000

2112 - US MODEL 1840 CAVALRY

OFFICER’S SABER PRESENTED TO 1ST LT. CHARLES H. BAKER, 1ST MAINE CAVALRY

Blade Length: 31 - 1/2”

Overall Length: 37 - 1/2”

Excellent Horstmann 1840 pattern 1st Maine Cavalry officer’s saber inscribed in period script on the reverse of the knucklebow: “Presented to 1st Lieut. C.H. Baker by Co. H, 1st Maine Cavalry. Christmas 1861.” The regiment was a hard-fighting unit and Baker’s period of service encompasses their first serious combat experience in Shenandoah Valley against Stonewall Jackson in Spring 1862. The pommel has typical recessed leaf and rosette design along its edge, mirrored in shallow cast and chased short leafy branches on the side bars, inside and out, with plain quillon. Full sharkskin grip wrap and triple wire binding in place, as is the blue wool blade pad. Blade is bright with good edge and point. Flat spine etched with leafy vine and both sides with vivid, etched panels extending about half-way up the blade with foliate motifs and panoplies of arms, shields, pikes, and banners. The obverse has an etched script dealer address, “W.H. Horstman / & Sons / Philadelphia”, over geometric foliate spray, followed by panoply of arms with round shield, pikes and banners flanked by leafy branches, then foliate scrolls, with second panoply above showing shield, drum, sword hilt and banners. Reverse is etched with palmette, latticework, foliate scrolls and tall stand of arms, followed by second foliate panel and second panoply with muskets and cannon. Both panels end with foliate elements and the frosting terminating in foliate/flamboyant edges. The scabbard is polished steel with screw-fastened throat, ring bands, rings, and correct plain drag in place. See Thillmann for Horstmann’s variations on the pattern. The 1st Maine Cavalry had an impressive combat record and Baker helped organize it. Described as having a light complexion, dark eyes and light hair, he was married and a merchant in Skowhegan when he enlisted September 9th, 1861. Acting as a recruiting officer, he had enrolled 36 men in Skowhegan by early October and was commissioned and mustered 1st Lieutenant of Co. H to date November 5 to serve three years. The company left the state for Washington March 20, 1862, arrived four days later and on March 30 was one of five ordered to Harpers Ferry to guard railroad lines, doing scout and patrol duty and seeing some skirmishing. On May 9 those companies were ordered to join Banks’ Corps at Strasburg, Virginia, and soon after saw action against Jackson in the Shenandoah, with fighting at Woodstock on May 21 and in the days following at Strasburg and Middletown, referred to as a “disaster” by members of the regiment, culminating in the Battle of Winchester on May 25. They saw continued action covering the army’s retreat, during which the five companies lost some five killed or mortally wounded, nine wounded and another twelve wounded and forty-nine unwounded taken prisoner, with a few stragglers and refugees later making it back to the unit. Baker submitted his resignation on grounds of ill-health shortly after and was discharged June 14. He does not seem to have seen further service. By 1870 he and family had moved to Chicago, where he was a life insurance agent, applied for a pension in 1879, and where he passed away Nov. 29, 1921, and was interred back in Maine. CONDITION: Excellent. Sword and scabbard complete. Blade bright with good edge and point, strong etching and frosted ground with only slight freckling or small gray spots. Scabbard is complete. Smooth metal with wear to finish and age stains. One small ding on obverse just above the drag. 2,000 - 4,000

2113 - (A) CASED HENRY DERINGER PERCUSSION POCKET PISTOL.

Manufacturer: Henry Deringer

Model: Derringer

Caliber/Bore: .41 Rifled

Barrel Length: 2 - 13/8”

FFL Status: Antique

Often referred to as the gun that killed Lincoln. The engraved trigger guard design dates this gun from 1835 through 1848. The “DERINGER PHILADEL” legends are stamped on the action and barrel breech. Engraved German silver key escutcheons, trigger guard, shield escutcheon on wrist, side plate, and decorative pommel inlay. Grip is hand checkered. Left side of barrel stamped with proof “P”. Gun is housed in a walnut case with a Hawksley bag flask and cap tin. CONDITION: Very good. All of the iron hardware is now a soft grey patina including the barrel, engraved hammer and lock. Stock is excellent. Mechanically sound with a strong, lightly frosted bore. Case is fine. 1,000 - 1,500

2114 - (A) CASED PAIR OF J&D EATON PERCUSSION MUFF PISTOLS.

Manufacturer: (BOTH) J.D. Eaton

Model: (BOTH) Muff

Serial No. (A) 44 (B) 47

Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .30 Smoothbore

Barrel Length: (BOTH) 2”

FFL Status: Antique

Absolutely Stunning cased pair of J.D Eaton petite bar hammer muff pistols with screw barrels. Finished in a high polish heat blue with a round to octagon barrel with diminutive wedding band transition. Double action bar hammer action and elaborately scroll engraved with light foliate and single borders. The 2 piece oil finished walnut bag grips are nicely figured. The case colored bar hammers match the case colored triggers. Pistols are cased with makers label on interior lid and correct mold/barrel spanner. The varnished walnut case is partitioned and finely lined. CONDITION: Absolutely stunning and in a as new and museum condition. Only the slightest trace of handling at extreme edges. These petite little pistols are truly the finest extant. 4,000 - 6,000

2115 - (A) CASED COLT SECOND MODEL 1855 ROOT SIDEHAMMER PERCUSSION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1855

Serial No. 25012

Caliber/Bore: .28 Rifled

Barrel Length: 3 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

Made 1855 through 1870, this is a Model 2 with the octagon barrel, pointed hand, Hartford address, Indian cabin cylinder scene, with the high polish blue finish, case color hammer, varnished two piece walnut grips, and spur trigger. It is period cased housing the small eagle powder flask, a Colt marked two cavity brass mold, a bright blue L-wrench, wood cleaning rod, and cap tin. CONDITION: Very good to fine. The frame still retains the majority of its bright blue including the back strap. Half of the cylinder has a fairly strong scene and some blue but other have has light salt and pepper texture where it rested. The barrel exhibits strong legends but has drifted to a smooth patina. The hammer is still bright with some color. Mechanically sound with a bold, lightly frosted bore. The case has a crack in lid. The flask is nicely toned. 1,000 - 1,500

2116 - (A) CASED J. LEES & SON DOUBLE ACTION PERCUSSION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: J. Lees & Son

Model: Adams

Serial No. 2152

Caliber/Bore: .380 Rifled

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Antique

Retail dealer stamped on top of barrel. Octagon barrel, one piece checkered walnut grips, and some light scroll engraving on the frame. Right side of frame is stamped “Patent No 2152”. Left side of barrel stamped with British proof marks. Comes in a vintage wood case that houses small brass whiskey style flask, a wood handle turnscrew, brass cleaning rod, cap tin and oil bottle. The dealer trade label is not period. CONDITION: Very good. Retaining only flashes of blue, now mostly drifted patina. Grips are excellent and sharp. Cocks and locks only in single action. Bore is bright and clean. 1,000 - 1,500

2117 - (A) CASED BELGIAN ADAMS PATENT DOUBLE ACTION PERCUSSION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Belgian

Model: Adams Patent

Serial No. 11206

Caliber/Bore: .360 Rifled

Barrel Length: 4 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

The right side of the medium frame is stamped “ADAMS PATENT No 11206”. Left side of frame is stamped “Adams Patent 1851”. There are several Liege proof stamps. Blue finish, octagon barrel with left side bullet seater, dovetailed bead front sight, and one piece checkered walnut stocks with a metal pommel. Comes in a period French fitted case housing an extra matching cylinder, iron two cavity bullet mold, a fine brass bag style powder flask, wood handle combination turn screw and nipple wrench, wood handle cleaning rod, and oil bottle. CONDITION: Fine. Revolver retains at least 85% bright blue with balance drifted showing minor high edge wear and light handling marks. Trigger guard has drifted. Grips are excellent. Mechanically sound with a strong but frosted bore. 1,000 - 1,500

2118 - (A) FINE CASED COLT MODEL 1849 POCKET PERCUSSION REVOLVER (1854).

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Model 1849

Serial No. 96135

Caliber/Bore: .31 Rifled

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Antique

Dates to 1854. Standard five shot revolver that exhibits all matching numbers to included both the wedge and lever. Standard blue and case color finish with silver plated brass straps and features the roll die stage coach cylinder scene. Octagonal barrel with Colt New York legend stamped on flat. Frame has the two line Colt’s Patent stamp. Comes in period line case housing a small brass bag style powder flash, a blued steel nipple wrench, a two cavity brass Colts Patent bullet mold along with a period Eley Bro. cap tin. CONDITION: Fine. Case colors have darkened. Cylinder displays a nearly intact and bold scene with strong safety pins and retains generous blue blending patina. Barrel retains about 70% that is thinning on high edges. Screws still show some blue finish. Most of the trigger guard plating has flaked but at least 70% remains on back strap. Grips are excellent. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. Extremely crisp set. 2,000 - 3,000

2119 -

(A) EARLY ENGRAVED BREVETE PATERSON NO. 5 PERCUSSION REVOLVER

Manufacturer: Brevette

Model: Paterson

Caliber/Bore: .36 Rifled

Barrel Length: 4 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Antique

This is a high quality Brevete, an unlicensed period copy, generally done during the same era as were the licensed original, constructed in European countries to avoid paying royalties. This example is a close copy of a No. 5 Texas but made with a 4 - 1/4” octagon barrel with a rear silver wedding band and cylinder with oval stops and double silver wedding bands. One piece walnut grips. The frame, barrel, back strap, and hammer are period engraved in a simple scroll. The are no visible external proofs, numbers, or makers legend. CONDITION: Very good. This is a crisp gun that retains a smooth homogeneous soft grey patina. Grips are fine. Mechanically fine, although trigger tends to hang, bore with good, defined rifling and frost throughout. A great way to obtain a period Patterson without paying a Colt price. 2,500 - 4,500 SEE WEBSITE FOR ADDITIONAL PHOTOS

2120 - (A) CASED COLT MODEL 1849 POCKET PERCUSSION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1849 Pocket

Serial No. 103425

Caliber/Bore: .31 Rifled

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Antique

Produced in 1855. Two line barrel address and “Colt’s Patent” marked on the frame. The stagecoach cylinder scene is very strong. The grips are varnished one piece walnut. The revolver is complete and American cased in Mahogany with accoutrements including straight leg Colt marked bullet mold, nipple wrench, and period flask. The case lock works and key is included. CONDITION: The revolver has a pleasing even grey patina. The backstrap and trigger guard retain most of their uncleaned silver finish. The loading lever has traces of case remain. The frame pins have been sheared at some point. The revolver has all matching numbers, including the wedge. The grips retain nearly all of its varnish finish. The bore is dark with signs of corrosion throughout. Mechanically fine, bore with strong visible rifling, moderate darkness throughout and some heavy pitting at midpoint. 2,500 - 4,000

2121 - (A) CASED & ENGRAVED COLT MODEL 1849 POCKET PERCUSSION REVOLVER (1861).

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1849

Serial No. 208478

Caliber/Bore: .31 Rifled

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Antique

Dates to 1861. All matching serial numbers including the lever but wedge not numbered. Features nearly full coverage engraving in the heavy Germanic style scroll on a punchdot background favored by Gustave Young during the 1850s and 1860s. The cylinder is not engraved and features the roll die stage coach scene. One piece ivory grips with brass straps. The case houses a small eagle flask, Colt two cavity bullet mold, and Eley cap tin. CONDITION: Very good. The entire metal surface is now a soft grey patina. The cylinder scene is only partially visible. The engraved hammer appears to have the wolf head but is too worn to discern. Needs a bit of mechanical attention as to timing and lock up. Bore is well defined but frosted. There is a number 1 stamped beneath each serial number. 2,500 - 3,500

2122 - (A) FINE COLT MODEL 1849 POCKET PERCUSSION REVOLVER

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1849 Pocket

Serial No. 312805

Caliber/Bore: .31 Rifled

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Antique

Dates to 1869. This late pocket model has the Colt New York barrel legend along with “Colts Patent” on frame. The cylinder has the roll die stage coach scene. Finish is blue and case color with brass straps and varnished one piece walnut grips. CONDITION: Fine. Frame retains at least 40-50% color starting to darken. The barrel retains 85% of its bright blue with sharp edges. Brass has toned with no signs of plating. Lever and hammer both still retain some color. Cylinder is soft patina with a very crisp scene. Grips are excellent. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. This revolver has seen little use. 1,200 - 1,800

2123 - (A) COLT 1849 POCKET WELLS FARGO PERCUSSION REVOLVER WITH CASE.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1849 Wells Fargo

Serial No. 146908

Caliber/Bore: .31 Rifled

Barrel Length: 3”

FFL Status: Antique

Produced in 1858, an estimate of only 4200 Wells Fargo long frame variants were produced. This example features a type two barrel address without hyphens. This example features a blued barrel and cylinder with a case color frame. The brass trigger guard and back strap are silver plated. The grips are one piece walnut with a varnish finish. The revolver is complete with a correct fitted Colt case, powder flask, and straight leg Colt marked bullet mold. CONDITION: The revolver has all matching numbers. The Stagecoach scene on the cylinder is strong and legible. The grips retain most of the varnish finish. The revolver is all matching numbers, including the wedge. The case colors are very strong on the frame, hammer, and wedge. The grip straps retain approximately 80% of its silver plate. The original blue is present on the barrel with some areas of loss. 2,500 - 5,000

2124 - (A) COLT MODEL 1851 NAVY PERCUSSION

REVOLVER

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1851 Navy

Serial No. 31051

Caliber/Bore: .36 Rifled

Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

Dates to 1853. Standard features include all matching numbers including the wedge. Octagon barrel with Colt New York legend. Frame is stamped “Colts Patent”. Cylinder has the roll die naval battle scene. Straps are plated and fit with one piece walnut grips. Finish is standard blue and case color. CONDITION: Very good. All metal is now patina. Legends are legible. Grips are fine. Cylinder scene is mostly visible. Mechanically sound with a strong bore showing some minor abrasions. 1,000 - 1,400

2125 - (A) STARR MODEL 1858 ARMY DOUBLE ACTION PERCUSSION REVOLVER

Manufacturer: Starr

Model: 1858 Army

Serial No. 15880

Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled

Barrel Length: 6”

FFL Status: Antique

Approximately 20,000 of these revolvers with made in New York, most of which will be found martially marked as is this example. Matching numbers. Revolver features the blue finish, case color lever and hammer, and one piece walnut grips with inspector cartouche stamps on both sides. The Starr Arms legends are stamped on both sides of frame and there are assorted inspector “R” and “B” stamps. CONDITION: Very good. Now a homogenous patina with flashes of blue finish along with some nice color on lever and hammer. Legends are legible. Grips are solid and complete with some dings. Mechanically sound with a strong, bright bore. Very crisp gun. 1,000 - 1,500

2126 - (A) COLT MODEL 1860 ARMY PERCUSSION REVOLVER

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1860 Army

Serial No. 84102

Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled

Barrel Length: 8”

FFL Status: Antique

Dates to 1862. Colt shipped almost 55,000 revolvers to the US Government in 1862, the first full year of the Civil War and included the battles at Shiloh, Antietam, and Frederiksberg. This is a standard blue and case color example with one piece walnut grips, brass trigger guard and the roll die naval battle scene on the rebated cylinder. There are scattered sub inspector stamps such as “C” and “SS”. Any grip cartouche stamp is no longer visible. All matching numbers except wedge which is modern replacement. CONDITION: Very good. Revolver is now patina with age spotting. Brass is nicely toned but is deformed. Cylinder retains fairly complete naval scene. Grips are very good with chipped toes. Mechanically working with a strong bore showing some abrasion. 1,000 - 1,400

2127 - (A) MARTIALLY MARKED COLT US MODEL 1860 ARMY PERCUSSION REVOLVER

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1860 Army

Serial No. 37711

Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled

Barrel Length: 8”

FFL Status: Antique

Dates to 1862. Colt shipped almost 55,000 revolvers to the US Government in 1862, the first full year of the Civil War, the years worst battles included Shiloh, Antietam and Fredericksburg. This is a standard blue and case color example with one piece walnut grips, brass trigger guard, and the rebated cylinder with roll die naval battle scene. There are scattered subinspector stamps such as “H” and “B”. The right grip cartouche stamp is legible. All matching numbers except wedge not numbered. CONDITION: Very good. Gun is basically a soft grey patina. Grips are fine. Cylinder scene is still fairly complete. Mechanically sound with a strong and sharp lightly frosted bore. 1,000 - 1,400

2128 - (A) MARTIALLY INSPECTED COLT US MODEL 1860 ARMY REVOLVER WITH HOLSTER

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1860 Army

Serial No. 143348

Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled

Barrel Length: 8”

FFL Status: Antique

Dates to 1863. Colt shipped almost 60,000 revolvers to the US Government in 1863, most of these shipments were prior to the Gettysburg campaign. This is a standard blue and case color example with one piece walnut grips, brass trigger guard, and the roll die naval battle scene on the rebated cylinder. There are scattered sub inspector stamps such as “H” and “D”. The left and right grip cartouche stamp are visible but not legible. All matching numbers except wedge. CONDITION: Very good. Gun is basically a soft grey patina. Right grip panel has chip at toe. Cylinder scene is still sharp. Mechanically sound with a strong and sharp, lightly frosted bore. 1,000 - 1,400

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2129 - (A) DESIREABLE STARR MODEL 1863 SINGLE ACTION PERCUSSION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Starr

Model: 1863

Serial No. 37067

Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled

Barrel Length: 8”

FFL Status: Antique

Approximately 32,000 of these revolvers with made in New York, most of which are martially marked, as is this example. Matching numbers. Revolver features the blue finish, case color lever and hammer, one piece walnut grips with inspector cartouche stamp on left side The Starr Arms legends are stamped on both sides of frame and there are assorted inspector stamps as well. CONDITION: Very good. Now a homogenous patina with no visible original finish. Legends are legible. Grips are solid and complete with some dings. Mechanically sound with a strong bright bore with nominal abrasion. Very crisp gun. 1,000 - 2,000

2130 - (A) FINE MASSACHUSETTS ARMS CO. POCKET PERCUSSION REVOLVER

Manufacturer: Massachusetts Arms Co.

Model: Pocket

Serial No. 629

Caliber/Bore: .28 Rifled

Barrel Length: 2 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

Approximately 900 of these early manually rotated small pocket revolvers were made in Chicopee Falls, Massachusetts beginning in 1851. The right side has the Maynard 1845 Patent legend on hinged door stamped with assembly number “67”. The high polish blue cylinder has the etched floral scene. The octagon barrel is blued. Frame is blued and features light engraving. Sports small walnut two piece grips. There is a release button within the trigger guard which allows the cylinder to be aligned manually for subsequent shots. Frame with Mass Arms legend. CONDITION: Fine to excellent. The barrel and cylinder retain nearly all of their bright blue with a near perfect cylinder scene. The frame is basically a homogenous grey with flashes of blue, especially on the Maynard plate. Hammer still retains some strong case color. Grips are fine with bit of oil darkening at top of both panels. Mechanically fine with a bright bore. Would be hard to find a nicer example. 1,500 - 2,000

2131 - (A) CASED WILLIAM RICHARDS DOUBLE ACTION PERCUSSION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: W. Richards

Model: DA

Caliber/Bore: .380 Rifled

Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Antique

Medium frame with octagon barrel, underbarrel loading lever, spurless hammer, fine English scroll engraving on frame, trigger guard, metal pommel and back strap. Fine English blue and finely checkered two piece walnut stocks are decorated with dozens of fine silver brads. Numerous English proof marks. Comes in a fine Richards dealer case with trade label, a powder flask, a contemporary bullet mold, wood handle turnscrew and nipple wrench, oil bottle, and cap tin. CONDITION: Fine. Barrel retains at least 90% of its brilliant blue. The frame retains remnants of blue but now a lovely smooth patina. The grips are excellent. Mechanically sound with a bold bore that is lightly frosted. 1,500 - 2,500

2132 - (A) CASED RENKIN BROTHERS ADAMS PATENT DOUBLE ACTION POCKET REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Renkin Brothers

Model: Adams Patent

Serial No. 14

Caliber/Bore: .320 Rifled

Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Antique

The Renkin Brothers were Belgian gunmakers in Liège, operating under license, to manufacture the Adams Patent revolvers. This is the smaller pocket size. The left side of frame has the Adams Patent 1856 stamp while right side is stamped “Adams Patent No 14”. Top of barrel is stamped “MANUFd. by Rankin Brothers”. Finish is standard high polish English style blue, lightly factory engraved frame and trigger guard, dovetailed front sight and side mounted bullet seater. One piece checkered walnut grips with metal pommel and housed in period case with case colored two cavity bullet mold, beautiful star embossed minute bag flask, wood handle turn screw and nipple wrench with cap tin. Matching number 14 on cylinder. CONDITION: Retains at least 75-80% of its bright blue with balance simply drifting. Grips are excellent. Mechanically sound with a bold, lightly frosted bore. 1,500 - 2,000

2133 - (A) CASED AND ENGRAVED TRANTER PATENT DOUBLE ACTION PERCUSSION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: British

Model: Tranter Patent

Serial No. 13155T

Caliber/Bore: .450 Rifled

Barrel Length: 6”

FFL Status: Antique

The “TRANTER PATENT” stamp is found on the ejector flat along with “NH” stamp. British proof marks are found on the barrel and cylinder. Features an octagon barrel, a dovetailed bead front sight, classic Tranter double trigger where bottom trigger rotates cylinder and cocks hammer while top trigger trips sear, a nitre blue exposed left side frame spring, and one piece checkered walnut grips with engraved metal pommel. Left side of frame is stamped “L3155T”. Fine scroll engraving on the ejector, frame, barrel, and trigger guard. Blue finish with the case color cylinder. Housed in a period wood case that houses a two cavity brass mold, a paper wrapped roll of Eley tins, two wood handle turnscrews, two additional tins (grease or wads) a brass Hawksley powder flask and a wooden cleaning rod. CONDITION: Fine. Barrel retains flashes of blue but basically has drifted patina. Frame still retains about 40% bright blue. Cylinder still retains flashes of case color. Grips are sharp and excellent. Mechanically sound with a bright bold bore. 1,500 - 2,500

2134 - (A) CASED LONDON ADAMS PATENT 1850S DOUBLE ACTION PERCUSSION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Stamped London

Model: Adams Patent

Serial No. 20254Y

Caliber/Bore: .450 Rifled

Barrel Length: 6 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

The Y suffix would indicate that this revolver using the Adams Patent was produced in London by Isaac Hollis & Sons. The hammer is made without a spur making it a double action only. The top frame flat is stamped “London”. Right side of frame is stamped “Adams Patent” with “No 20254Y”. Left side of frame is stamped “Adams Pat 185(?)”. Features an octagon barrel, small dovetailed front sight, and checkered one piece walnut grips with metal pommel. The frame has some light scroll engraving. There are several British proof marks.

The period wood case houses a Tranter Patent No. 30 two cavity brass bullet mold and a detachable Tranter stamped bullet starter, a Dixon powder flask, a wood handle turn screw, and cleaning rod. CONDITION: Fine. Gun retains about 70-80% blue that is starting to drift patina with patina trigger guard and cylinder showing front edge wear as well. Grips are excellent. Mechanically sound with a well defined bore showing minor abrasion and frosting.

1,500 - 2,500

2135 - (A) STARR MODEL 1858 ARMY DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Starr

Model: 1858 Army

Serial No. 4815

Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled

Barrel Length: 6”

FFL Status: Antique

Approximately 20,000 of these revolvers with made in New York, most of which will be found martially marked as is this example. Frame is numbered “4815” while cylinder is number “5014”. Given the high condition of this gun, it is likely a period mismatch and fairly common on these Starr revolvers. Revolver features bright blue finish, case color lever and hammer, and one piece walnut grips with inspector cartouche stamp on left side The Starr Arms legends are stamped on both sides of frame and there are assorted “W” inspector stamps. CONDITION: Fine. This revolver appears to have seen little actual use as it retains at least 85-90% of its bright blue with balance flaked. The screws are true and retain most of their fire blue. Some strong colors remain on lever and hammer. Grips are excellent with strong cartouche stamps. Mechanically sound with a mirror bright bore. Simply stunning condition. 1,500 - 2,000

2136 - (A) CASED BRACE OF H. HOLLAND AND LONDON ARMORY ADAMS PATENT DOUBLE ACTION PERCUSSION REVOLVERS.

Manufacturer: (A) H. Holland (B) London Armoury

Model: (BOTH) Adams Patent

Serial No. (A) B18309 (B) B8580

Caliber/Bore: (BOTH) .455 Rifled

Barrel Length: (BOTH) 5 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Antique

Lot consists of a brace of Beaumont-Adams revolvers with sliding cylinder safety latches and left side mounted loading levers. Octagon barrels with one piece checkered walnut stocks. (A) H. Holland retailer marked (B) Marked “London Armory” on topstrap of frame. These revolvers were produced between 1856 and 1859 in London. Housed in a oak, partitioned dual case with bag flask and bullet mold. Comes with a tin containing 8 replacement nipples, and 2 incomplete tins of caps. CONDITION: Very good with over 80% blue finish remaining. Excellent bores and very fine grips. Mechanically excellent. The partitioned oak case is very fine with some light soiling on the original wool lining. 2,000 - 3,000

2137 - (A) STARR MODEL 1858 ARMY DOUBLE ACTION PERCUSSION REVOLVER

Manufacturer: Starr

Model: 1858 Army

Serial No. 10450

Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled

Barrel Length: 6”

FFL Status: Antique

Approximately 20,000 of these revolvers with made in New York, most of which will be found martially marked as is this example. Matching serial numbers, bright blue finish, case color lever and hammer, one piece walnut grips with inspector cartouche stamps on both sides. The Starr Arms legends are stamped on both sides of frame and there are assorted “M” and “B” inspector stamps. CONDITION: Fine. Overall, metal retains at least 75% bright blue with balance flaked to smooth patina. Screws are mostly true and retain generous fire blue. Some evident colors remain on lever and hammer. Grips are excellent with strong cartouche stamps. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. It is evident that this revolver saw little actual use. 2,000 - 3,000

2138 - (A) FINE MARTIALLY INSPECTED COLT US MODEL 1860 ARMY REVOLVER

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1860 Army

Serial No. 88576

Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled

Barrel Length: 8”

FFL Status: Antique

Dates to 1863. Colt shipped almost 60,000 revolvers to the US Government in 1863, most of these shipments prior to the Gettysburg campaign. This is a standard blue and case color example with one piece walnut grips, brass trigger guard, and the roll die naval battel scene on the rebated cylinder. There are scattered sub-inspector stamps such as “T” and “D”. Any grip cartouche stamp is no longer visible. All matching numbers except wedge. CONDITION: Fine. The frame and hammer still retains generous color, approximately 50-60%, albeit beginning to darken. The frame screws still retain some bright blue. Brass is nicely toned. The barrel retains at least 30% blue with balance a darkened smooth blue/patina. Cylinder is a smooth patina with a sharp naval scene. Grips are fine. Mechanically sound with a strong bright bore. This is a fine example of a mid war shipped Colt. 2,000 - 3,000

2139 - (A) CASED DEANE ADAMS & DEANE ADAMS PATENT DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Deane Adams & Deane

Model: Adams Patent

Serial No. 10792R

Caliber/Bore: .440 Rifled

Barrel Length: 6 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

This large holster size revolver is factory engraved with English scroll on frame, trigger guard, and pommel, high polish English blue finish with case color cylinder, octagon barrel, dovetailed bead front sight, spurless hammer, and finely checkered one piece walnut grips with an engraved metal pommel with trap. Top of barrel is stamped “DEANE ADAMS & DEANE 30 KING WILLIAM ST. LONDON BRIDGE” that was founded by brothers George and John Deane. Right side of frame is stamped “Adams Patent No. 10792 R”. Revolver displays numerous British proof stamps. In a period English oak case that houses a crisp copper toned powder flask, an “Adams 1851” stamped brass two cavity bullet mold, wood handled turn screw and nipple wrench, wood cleaning rod, and an oil bottle. CONDITION: Excellent. The case colors on cylinder have darkened. Balance of metal retains at least 80-85% bright blue with scattered flaking and toning. Grips are excellent. Mechanically sound with a bright strong bore. Lovely gun and outfit. 2,500 - 3,500

2140

- (C) FINE HAENEL SYSTEM AYDT SCHUTZEN RIFLE.

Manufacturer: C.G. Haenel

Model: System Aydt

Serial No. 168819

Caliber/Bore: 8.14x46mm

Barrel Length: 31 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Classic German Schutzen rifle by C.G. Haenel of Suhl, retailed by Wilhelm Eblen of Stuttgart. The rust blued octagon barrel has a matted top flat. Fine ramped bead top post front sight and diopter rear. Case hardened System Aydt action with detachable double set triggers and and stylized lever. Schnabel tipped smooth walnut forend. The heavy walnut stock is checkered at the wrist and has a large Schutzen cheek piece, thumb rest, and case hardened Schutzen butt plate. CONDITION: Fine. Nearly all of the rust blue is retained on the barrel with light high edge silvering at the muzzle, faint spotting, and scattered handling marks. Action displays strong and attractive case colors with some fading on the underside and working surfaces. Forend has some expected impressions and minor slivers along the top edge. Stock also has some impressions throughout and abrasions at the edge of the cheek piece. Bright bore with sharp, well defined rifling. Action is fine. Triggers in need of adjustment. A very attractive German Schutzen. 2,500 - 3,500

2141

- (C) PARKER BROTHERS C GRADE SINGLE BARREL TRAP

12 GAUGE SHOTGUN.

Manufacturer: Parker

Model: SBT

Serial No. 232248

Barrel Length: 32”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Length of Pull: 14 - 1/8”

Chamber: 2 - 3/4”

Choke: Full

Gauge: 12 Gauge

Weight: 7 lbs. 15 oz

Dates to 1929. All matching numbers. Less than 1400 C grade traps were made. Features a vent rib, dual bead sights, and Parker legend on left side. The water table is stamped with “C” grade and “4” for barrel weight. Frame is case colored with full coverage scroll engraved with pigeon at base. The highly figured walnut stock features checkered sidepanels, pistol grip, a black Parker grip cap, and a later solid black Decelerator pad. Checkered semi-beavertail forearm. CONDITION: Excellent. Frame engraving is sharp and crisp exhibiting generous case colors. Barrel retains majority of its blue finish. Stock is excellent with sharp checkering and a mounted brass escutcheon. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 2,000 - 2,500

2142 - (C) BLEILE ENGRAVED

WINCHESTER MODEL 61 SLIDE ACTION

RIFLE

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 61

Serial No. 191824

Caliber/Bore: .22 RF

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Elegant custom engraved Winchester Model 61 by C. Roger Bleile. Bleile is a Firearms Engravers Guild of America (FEGA) guild master engraver, best known for his very desirable embellished Browning shotguns. High polished blue finish with dual game scene vignettes of a squirrel perched in crook of tree with trench grey background and delicate gold wire border with scroll accents at all corners of frame. Opposite side has similar vignette of rabbit with same French grey background and delicate gold wire border. Rifle is stocked with highly figured American walnut with fine checkering at wrist and underside of forearm. Traditional checkered steel buttplate. Bolt is polished in an engine turned pattern. Manufactured 1953. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine metal with 99% of the custom high polish blue polished blue. All engraving remains crisp and vivid. Bore is excellent and bight with sharp rifling and action operates properly. Wood is very fine with exterior varnish dulled from storage. An elegant custom embellished rimfire by a noted and desired engraver. 2,000 - 3,000

2143 - (A) FACTORY ENGRAVED DELUXE BURGESS SLIDE ACTION SHOTGUN WITH SPARE BARREL ASSEMBLY.

Manufacturer: Burgess Model: Slide Action

Serial No. 119

Barrel Length: (A) 30” (B) 28” FFL Status: Antique

Length of Pull: To wood 13 - 7/8”.

To pad is 14 -1/2”

Chamber: 2 - 3/4”

Choke: A. Full B. cyl.

Gauge: (BOTH) 12 Gauge

These extremely scarce slide action shotguns were made by the Burgess Gun Company in Buffalo New York from 1892 through 1899 when they were purchased by Winchester and never again manufactured. The slide that allowed rounds to chamber and extract was a metal sliding sleeve with an attached checkered walnut pistol grip. When pulled rearward, the entire trigger guard also moved, ejecting the fired shell and moving another into position from the loading tube beneath the barrel. This example features the browned Damascus barrel with a solid matted rib. The patent legends are atop the rib while the high polished bright blue frame is engraved BURGESS GUN CO. BUFFALO N.Y. USA. The frame is lightly engraved with decorative scroll. Featuring the deluxe hand checkered grip, its fiery grained walnut stock and matching checkered forearm The solid red recoil pad is a more modern replacement. Gun comes with an extra 28” cylinder choked barrel with same rib and patent legends that has its own identically checkered forearm. CONDITION: Excellent. The frame retains at least 90% of its high polish blue finish showing minor high area and handling wear. The mounted 30” barrel shows off a beautifully patterned brown Damascus finish displaying sundry handling marks. The stock is in excellent condition showing minor impressions. The extra barrel and forearm are in commensurate condition. Both bores are bright. 4,000 - 6,500

2144 - (A) SCARCE SMITH & WESSON NEW MODEL NO. 3 TARGET .38-44 SINGLE

ACTION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Smith & Wesson

Model: New Model No. 3 Target

Serial No. 2020

Caliber/Bore: .38-44

Barrel Length: 6 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

One of only 4,300 examples produced between 1887-1910. Scarce target model No. 3 features adjustable target sights, a thin, fixed front sight, and smooth walnut grips. The cylinder walls are exceptionally thick, as this revolver shares the same frame as the .44 caliber version. CONDITION: The revolvers finish has been professionally restored and has a polished blue finish. The bore is dark, and has scattered corrosion throughout. The walnut grips are smooth and have finish added. The revolver is mechanically sound. 1,000 - 1,500

2145 - (A) REMINGTON NEW MODEL POLICE FACTORY CONVERSION .38 RF SINGLE

ACTION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Remington

Model: New Model Police

Serial No. 5002

Caliber/Bore: .38 RF

Barrel Length: 4 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

These factory conversions were produced from approximately 1872 through 1873. Standard features include the nickel finish, original loading lever, small half moon front sight, percussion cylinder with rear conversion ring, case color hammer, and two piece walnut grips. The Remington legend is stamped atop the barrel flat. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains nearly all of its nickel finish with some small areas of age toning and usual handling marks found on this finish. Edges and legends are crisp. Grips are excellent with nominal finish wear. Hammer still retains some strong color. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. Sharp example. 1,000 - 1,500

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2146 - (A) COLT MODEL 1871-72 OPEN TOP SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER WITH HOLSTER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1871-72

Serial No. 2352

Caliber/Bore: .44 RF

Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

The Colt Model 1871-72 Open Top revolver in .44 rimfire was the last of the non-solid frame revolvers manufactured by Colt. Total production was estimated at 7000 revolvers with most going West during our period of Westward Expansion and population growth of the post-Civil War era. Developed from the Model 1860 Colt Army with an external ejection assembly and a levering loading gate assembly. The 71-72 Open top was short lived due to the development and introduction of the the Model 1873 Single Action Army Revolver. This example, in near relic condition, has a wonderfully aged and original pair of one piece ivory grips. CONDITION: Barrel markings and patent markings are illegible from from the period-of-use oxidation. The action operates with the loading lever spring and retainer absent. The revolver is housed in the period carved and embellished Slim Jim Holster that is consistently weathered and worn and has surely been with this revolver from it inception. The revolver is a window into the old west and remains in untouched attic condition. 1,000 - 1,500

2147 - (A) CASED WEBLEY & SCOTT METROPOLITAN POLICE DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Webley & Scott Model: Metropolitan Police Serial No. 32452

Caliber/Bore: .45

Barrel Length: 2 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

Arguably, one of their more popular Pug guns with the short barrel. Famous cuffed hands on left side of frame along with the W&S winged cartridge and serial number. Left side of barrel is stamped “.450” along with British proofs. Blued finish, one piece checkered walnut grips with blued metal pommel with ring, and a small blade front sight. Comes in a refinished oak case with “J.D. THOMPSON BIRMINGHAM” trade label, five old cartridges, and a wooden cleaning rod. CONDITION: Fine. Metal retains about 80% of its bright reapplied blue finish with sundry handling marks with thinning on guard and pommel. All legends are strong. Grips are excellent. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. Trade label not period. 1,000 - 1,500

2148 - (A) CASED BRITISH R. L. MUIR DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Muir

Model: DA

Serial No. BD1438

Caliber/Bore: .32 RF

Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Antique

English applied bright blue finish, numerous British proof marks, case color ejector, two piece checkered walnut grips, and a bead front sight. The only visible legend is “R. L. MUIR” stamped on top the frame. Comes with a period case, a wood handled turnscrew, a wood cleaning rod, oil bottle, and a block filled with rimfire ammo. The dealer trade label is not period. CONDITION: Excellent retaining the majority of the blue with nominal handling marks. Grips are excellent and sharp. Mechanically sound with a bold lightly frosted bore. 1,000 - 1,500

2149 - (A) CASED COGSWELL & HARRISON TRANTER PATENT SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Cogswell & Harrison

Model: Tranter Patent

Serial No. 10037

Caliber/Bore: .32 RF

Barrel Length: 3 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

Very seldom seen brass frame with blued octagon barrel and cylinder, checkered two piece walnut grips, and numerous British proof stamps. Top of barrel is stamped “Cogswell & Harrison Strand, London”. Left side of frame stamped “W. TRANTERS PATENT 10037”. Come in beautiful period burl walnut case with makers trade label inside lid along with sundry cartridges and 3-piece blued metal cleaning rods. CONDITION: Very good. Barrel, cylinder, and hammer retain the majority of the reapplied high polish blue finish. Frame has toned. Grips are excellent. Mechanically sound. Bore is bold with light frosting. 1,000 - 1,500

2150 - (A) ANTIQUE COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .38 WCF REVOLVER (1894).

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 154667

Caliber/Bore: .38 WCF

Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Antique

Antique Colt black powder framed Single Action Army manufactured 1894. Barrel with 2 line barrel address. All matching serial numbers. Blue and case color finishes with checkered gutta percha Rampant Colt grips. CONDITION: Very good with all metal finish naturally toned to a mottled dove grey patina with crisp legends and markings. The bore is good with strong rifling and darkness in grooves. Chambers are excellent. Action operates properly and locks solidly. The grips are good with the left grip having an older crack repair internally and not visible from the exterior. A great antique Colt Single action in the very desirable 4 - 3/4” barrel length. 1,500 - 3,000

2151 - (A) ANTIQUE COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .45 LC REVOLVER

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 158610

Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt

Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Antique

Dates to 1894. Built on the black powder frame and features a nickel finish, proper two line Colt barrel legend, left side barrel caliber stamp, two line left side frame patent legend with pony in circle. All matching numbers. Fit with a pair of vintage two piece Mother of Pearl grips. CONDITION: Very good. Metal retains nearly all of the reapplied nickel finish. The barrels legends show some thinning. The pearl grips are nicely toned but a bit shy to metal. Front sight has been taken down a bit. Mechanically fine with strong half cock. Bore is strong, well defined, with minor abrasion. 1,500 - 2,500

2152

- (A) ANTIQUE COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .38-40 REVOLVER WITH HOLSTER

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 161945

Caliber/Bore: .38-40

Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Antique

Dates to 1895. Built on the black powder frame. Standard blue and case color finish with proper era Colt gutta percha grips that have an etched number to a different gun. Features the correct two line Colt barrel legend, the left side frame two line patent legend with pony in circle. CONDITION: Very good. All metal is basically a homogenous patina. All matching numbers. Grips are excellent and need a bit of fitting. All legends are still legible. Mechanically fine with a strong half cock and a well defined bore showing minor abrasions. Front sight has been taken down. Comes in a period double loop holster whose tip is torn below the lower band and exhibits some chaffing. Great looking antique cowboy gun. 1,500 - 2,500

2153

- (A) ANTIQUE COLT FRONTIER SIX SHOOTER .44-40 SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 157495

Caliber/Bore: .44-40

Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Antique

Dates to 1894. Built on the black powder frame. The barrel has the proper two line address legend. Left side of frame has proper two line patent legend. Finish is standard blue and case color. Block letter “Colt Frontier Six Shooter” is on left side of barrel. Correct style gutta percha grips but inside right panel had the etched number scratched out. Matching numbers on barrel, frame, and back strap. CONDITION: Very good. The entire gun is a crisp homogenous patina with no external visible original finish. Barrel legends are thinned and only partially legible. Grips fit fine with thinned checkering. Mechanically sound with a strong half cock. Bore is still well defined but exhibits some abrasions. Just a handsome antique short barreled Colt. 1,500 - 2,500

2154 - (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

2155 - (A) CASED GOLD WASHED E. LEFAUCHEUX MODEL 1854 PINFIRE SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER

Manufacturer: E. LeFaucheux

Model: 1854

Serial No. 84785

Caliber/Bore: 12mm Pinfire

Barrel Length: 6”

FFL Status: Antique

Made in Paris and stamped as such on both the top of barrel as well as the left side of receiver; the majority of these large pre-Civil War revolvers originated in Belgium using the LeFaucheux patent. Features a dovetailed front sight and two piece varnished walnut grips with metal pommel and ring. Housed in a period wood case. The entire gun was finished in gold wash. CONDITION: Excellent. Gun retains at least 95% of the bright wash. There is a small area of flaking on left and right lower frame and some minor flaking on the trigger guard. The right side of frame also displays one small flaked 1/8” oval. Minor handling marks. The cylinder face shows no signs of any powder burn nor does the muzzle. Bore is mirror bright. Possibly unfired. Possibly unique and high condition Civil War era French revolver. Accompanied by four pinfire cartridges. There is a letter stating the provenance from the consignor detailing the lineage of this firearm. 2,000 - 3,000

2156 - (A) UNUSUAL CASED ENGLISH DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER WITH EXTRA PERCUSSION CYLINDER.

Manufacturer: English

Model: DA

Serial No. 915

Caliber/Bore: .32 CF / .31 Rifled

Barrel Length: 4 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

This English revolver is mounted with a .32 centerfire cylinder and loading gate along with the matching number “915” percussion cylinder. It is almost identical to the Webley seen on page 119, image D in the Webley revolver book by Powell. It features an octagon barrel, a small blade front sight, an attached shell ejector on right side of barrel with a left side bullet seater. Checkered one piece walnut grips with metal pommel. Comes in a period green lined case housing the extra percussion cylinder, a wood handle nipple tool and turn screw, a small cooper bag style powder flask, a brass cleaning rod, a two cavity brass bullet mold, cap tin and oil bottle. CONDITION: Excellent retaining at least 85% bright English blue, not showing much use, but does have some minor areas of flaking and a light drag line. Grips are sharp and excellent. Cylinder has a light drag line. Bore is bright. Nice case and accessories. The percussion cylinder shows some high edge wear. A rarely seen gun in fine condition. 2,000 - 3,000

2157 - (A) CASED AND ENGRAVED W. J. HILL PATENT DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: W. J. Hill

Model: DA

Serial No. 559

Caliber/Bore: .450 RF

Barrel Length: 6”

FFL Status: Antique

The Hill’s patented revolver was the work of William James Hill of Birmingham who established himself in the gun business around 1860 and was active through 1897. Seldom seen chambered for a rimfire cartridge. Features fine scroll engraving on the frame, barrel, cylinder, trigger guard, and back strap. The background on the flattop of frame and sides has a matte finish. The maker legend on top is engraved in a curved banner fashion and surrounded by engraving. Left side of frame is engraved “LONDON No. 559”. The cylinder has British proof marks. Grips are two piece checkered walnut. Barrel with tall bead front sight. Gun is housed in an oak case and includes a wood handled turnscrew, some empty cartridge cases, a wood cleaning rod, and oil bottle. The Hill trade label is not period. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains most of its English high polish blue finish with some minor flaking on cylinder and minute area on right side of barrel that is a soft patina. Grips are excellent and sharp. Mechanically sound with a mirror bright bore. 2,500 - 3,500

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2158 - (A) CASED ENFIELD MODEL 1882 DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Enfield

Model: 1882

Serial No. 9324

Caliber/Bore: .476

Barrel Length: 5 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Antique

Scarce and sought after Enfield No 2 British Military revolver, all matching, production beginning in early 1880, most used by Canadian Service, this example in a retailer type presentation case. Standard configuration Enfield No 2, made from 1880-1889, barrel with fixed front and grooved rear sights. Latched top break opening with unique extraction set to selectively release only the fired cases. Cylinder has chambers individually loaded through the loading gate on the right side. Full serial number under barrel lug. Left frame with small broad arrow surmounting “WD”. Usual British proofing adjacent to each chamber. Checkered grips. Brass ownership plaque marked “13” mounted at rear. Large fixed lanyard ring on grip cap. Presented in typical English retailer case with brass reinforced corners and pair of recessed latches. Dark blue felt lining. Compartmentalized for 20 dummy cartridges, oil bottle, and cleaning implements that include rod with removable slotted brass tip and screwdriver. CONDITION: Revolver retains approximately 50-60% original arsenal finish with very superficial etching. Generally bright bore with etching as one might expect from corrosive ammunition. Excellent manual mechanics with very slight wobble on full lock up as typical for this model. Near excellent retailer case with very good accessories. A large and unusual revolver, antique, sure to interest any collector of Canadian and military design revolvers, even better in its presentation case! 2,500 - 3,500

2159 - (A) WM. W. MARSTON 3 BARREL .32 DERRINGER.

Manufacturer: Wm. W. Marson

Model: 3 Barrel

Serial No. 2590

Caliber/Bore: .32 RF

Barrel Length: 3”

Made in New York City from 1864 through 1872. It features the brass frame with Marston legends and “Improved 1864” stamps. Right side of frame has the 123 selector switch. Grips are two piece walnut and pistol has a single spur trigger. The three stacked barrels were blued. Only 3300 of these repeating pistols were ever produced. CONDITION: Very good to fine. Barrels are now a smooth patina. Brass has nicely toned. Grips are fine. Pistol cocks and fires correctly. 1,000 - 1,500

2160 - (A) IDENTIFIED REMINGTON-RIDER MAGAZINE PISTOL IN CASE

Manufacturer: Remington

Model: Rider

Caliber/Bore: .32 RF Short

Barrel Length: 3”

FFL Status: Antique

Marked with the Remington legends atop the barrel. They were made from 1871 through 1888. This example is nickel plated and sports the two piece walnut grip panels, a wide spur case color hammer, and nitre blue small hammer. The period divided rosewood case houses a cartridge block and cleaning rod. The lid sports a pearl escutcheon and has a 4” silver presentation plaque that is engraved “William Moir New York”. Possibly William Moir (1826–1896), a watchmaker and jeweler in New York City who constructed an opulent store downtown during the Gilded Age. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains nearly all of its nickel finish showing only nominal handling marks. The barrel address is crisp. The large hammer is a cocking mechanism while the small fire blue hammer is fully operational and retains its bright blue. Grips are excellent. Bore is bright. 1,500 - 2,000

2161 - (C) HIGH CONDITION REMINGTON MODEL 1901 ROLLING BLOCK .22 LR SINGLE SHOT TARGET PISTOL

Manufacturer: Remington

Model: Rolling Block

Serial No. 3995

Caliber/Bore: .22 LR

Barrel Length: 10”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

The last official rolling block pistol made from 1901 through 1909. Chambered for the .22 Long Rifle and so marked under the barrel as well as under the forearm. It features the octagon-to-round barrel, dovetailed Lyman half moon ivory bead front sight, target adjustable frame rear sight, high polish blue finish, and finely checkered one piece walnut grips with forearm checkered en suite. The trigger is coarsely checkered. Left side of frame and the top of the barrel have the Remington legend. It is estimated that only 735 of these were ever made and were considered some of the finest quality rolling block pistols ever manufactured. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains at least 95% of its lustrous high polish blue showing several areas of high edge wear, a few freckles, and nominal thinning on guard. Wood is excellent with sharp checkering. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. One would be hard pressed to find a much nicer example while also in a great caliber. 2,000 - 3,000

2162 - (C) PRE-64 WINCHESTER MODEL 64 LEVER ACTION CARBINE

Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 64

Serial No. 1375099

Caliber/Bore: .30-30

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Pre-64 Winchester Model 64 carbine with scarce 20” carbine barrel. Varnished walnut stocks with pistol grip and checkered steel buttplate. Manufactured 1946 with hooded and ramped integral front sight and elevation adjustable sporting rear sight. Traditional 2 line Winchester barrel address with “30 W.C.F.”. The immediate post-War model 64 was extremely popular with hunters in the northern areas of the US and used extensively. The scarce carbine variations are not commonly encountered. CONDITION: Very good with metal finish remaining very good with some light oxidation and finish loss on barrel. Slight edge wear on the receiver and lever. Bore is very good and sharp. Stocks are very fine with some light bruises and a very small sliver absent on left side of upper tang. Mechanically excellent. A very nice Pre-64 carbine. 1,500 - 2,500

2163 - (C) WINCHESTER MODEL 92 .38

WCF LEVER ACTION CARBINE WITH 14”

BARREL AND ATF EXEMPTION LETTER.

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 92

Serial No. 970042

Caliber/Bore: .38 WCF

Barrel Length: 14”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Dates to 1928. Features include the blue finish, full tube magazine, pinned blade on base front sight, semi buckhorn rear sight, saddle ring and stud, walnut stock with blued carbine butt plate and matching long wood forearm. The butt plate has a matte blue finish. CONDITION: Excellent. Shows in near new condition with nearly all of its expertly reapplied blue finish showing only nominal handling. Stocks refinished to near new condition. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. All of the factory legends are still crisp. The ATF has approved this carbine in its present barrel length. Really handsome little carbine. 1,500 - 2,500

2164 - (C) PRE-64 WINCHESTER 94 .30

WCF LEVER ACTION RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 94

Serial No. 1372722

Caliber/Bore: .30 WCF

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Wartime production. Blued Winchester proof steel barrel with full length magazine tube retained by carbine barrel bands. Hooded blade front sight and adjustable sporting rear. Smooth walnut long nose carbine forend and stock with checkered steel butt plate. CONDITION: Very good. The vast majority of the original factory blue is retained with thinning along the high edges and scattered marks. Stocks have some scattered field impressions. Very fine, bright bore with sharp rifling. Fine mechanics. 1,500 - 2,500

2165 - (M) PRE-64 WINCHESTER MODEL 94 LEVER ACTION CARBINE WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 94

Serial No. 2584174

Caliber/Bore: .30-30

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Pristine Pre-64 Winchester Model 94 carbine with blue finish, varnished walnut stocks, round barrel with full length magazine and checkered steel butt plate in Winchester Model 94 box with instruction manual. The last of the Pre-64 series with steel buttplates. Hooded blade front sight with elevation adjustable sporting rear sight. CONDITION: As new with no indication of use and/or very little handling. Bore is brilliant. Wood is equally fine. The box is shop worn with some material losses and stains. Partial end label with no serial number. Mechanically as new and excellent. A unique time capsule of the late Pre-64 Winchester production. 1,500 - 2,250

2166 - (C) SEMI-DELUXE WINCHESTER MODEL 95 .405 LEVER ACTION RIFLE (1926).

Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 95

Serial No. 419256B

Caliber/Bore: .405 WCF

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Circa 1926. Blued nickel steel tapered round barrel with sporting sights. Blued solid frame with “MODEL 95” tang marking. Scarce I-pattern checkered walnut splinter forend with inlaid Schnabel tip. Checkered straight grip stock with checkered steel widow’s peak shotgun buttplate. No assembly numbers present on tang or in stock channel. CONDITION: Very good. Bountiful amounts of bright factory blue is displayed on the barrel with areas of cleaned oxidation spotting and wear. Frame retains significant portions of blue fading to patina with some oxidation spotting. Stocks are good with scattered impressions and abrasions. Good, well defined bore with frosting throughout. Fine mechanics. 2,500 - 4,500

2167 - (C) WINCHESTER MODEL 1873

LEVER ACTION RIFLE

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 1873

Serial No. 529201B

Caliber/Bore: .44-40

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Dates to 1899. Standard rifle with round barrel, full length magazine tube, dovetailed front sight, replacement semi-buckhorn rear sight of proper style, blue finish, walnut stock, and rifle buttplate with trap and matching forearm. CONDITION: Very good to fine. Frame is basically a smooth patina with flashes of blue and strong bright blue on gate. Barrel and tube are also a smooth patina with sharp legends. Stock is solid, freshened up at one time exhibiting nominal impressions and dents. Mechanically sound with a strong but lightly frosted bore. There is an added hole in the fore-end tip. 1,000 - 1,500

2168 - (A) SPECIAL ORDER WINCHESTER MODEL 1873 LEVER ACTION RIFLE

Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1873

Serial No. 466969B

Caliber/Bore: .38-40

Barrel Length: 26”

FFL Status: Antique

Dates to 1893. Special order length octagon barrel, full length magazine tube, German silver tip dovetailed front sight, semi-buckhorn rear sight, blue finish, and walnut stock with rifle buttplate with trap and matching forearm. CONDITION: Very good. Frame is now all patina. Gate retains some strong blue. Barrel is a blue patina blend with strong barrel legends. Tube finish matches. Stock is proud showing nominal impressions. Forearm is matching condition. Mechanically sound with a strong lightly frosted bore. 1,000 - 1,500

2169 - (A) WINCHESTER MODEL 1876 .40-60 LEVER ACTION RIFLE (1886).

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 1876

Serial No. 54112

Caliber/Bore: .40-60

Barrel Length: 28”

FFL Status: Antique

Dates to 1886. Standard rifle with round barrel, full length magazine tube, German silver tip dovetailed front sight, replacement flat top rear sight with no elevator, blue finish, and walnut stock with trapdoor rifle buttplate and matching forearm. Tang has the Model legend along with Winchester barrel legend and caliber stamp at breech. CONDITION: Very good. The frame shows flashes of blue with strong blue on gate, otherwise, rifle is a clean and crisp patina. Stocks are slightly shy and very clean. Mechanically sound with a nicely defined bore showing some frosting and minimal abrasion. 2,500 - 3,500

2170 - (C) WINCHESTER 1892 .38 WCF LEVER ACTION RIFLE (1911).

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 1892

Serial No. 602575

Caliber/Bore: .38 WCF

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured 1911. Winchester Model 1892 with round barrel, front blade sporting sight and elevation adjustable rear sight. Blue finish with full length magazine. Varnished straight grain American walnut stocks with factory varnished finish and fitted with crescent butt plate. CONDITION: Very good with 15-20% faded blue finish with balance toned to a mellow patina. Several small impressions on the tube magazine. Bore has strong visible rifling with some darkness. Stocks are very good with light period of use impressions and wear. Mechanically fine. 1,000 - 1,500

2171 - (C) WINCHESTER MODEL 1892

LEVER ACTION SADDLE RING CARBINE.

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 1892

Serial No. 802817

Caliber/Bore: .44-40

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Classic Winchester Model 1894 Saddle Ring Carbine chambered for .44-40 (.44 WCF) with blue finish and appropriate gumwood stocks. Mounted with post and blade front sight with correct 2000 yard folding ladder adjustable carbine rear sight. Winchester 2 line barrel address with chamber marked “44WCF”. Tang is marked “MODEL 1892 WINCHESTER TRADE MARK REG, U.S. PAT, OFF.” Steel carbine buttplate with single forearm retaining band. The Winchester “92” made famous in Hollywood Cowboy films has always been the favorite companion carbine to the Colt Single Action of the same caliber. Manufactured in 1916 at a time of very limited production with many of these carbines sent abroad to the UK for the Home Defense of England to defend from possible German invasion. CONDITION: Very good with a brilliant and sharp bore. The barrel and magazine retain over 95% blue while the receiver has toned to dove grey as was common with this period of production. The gumwood stocks are good with some period of use bruises and a small shrinkage crack in the left side of the butt from being in a dry environment. Mechanically excellent with a sound and solid lock up. The classic American Cowboy carbine. 1,800 - 2,800

2172 - (C) FINE MARLIN MODEL 1894

.38-40 LEVER ACTION RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Marlin

Model: 1894

Serial No. 233854

Caliber/Bore: .38-40

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Dates to 1902. This is a standard rifle that features the full round barrel, full tube magazine, German silver knife blade front sight, semi buckhorn rear sporting sight, case color frame, lever, hammer and butt plate. Walnut stock has the rifle butt plate and matching forearm and now has sling eyes. The bolt is fire blue. Barrel shows the correct Marlin legend with caliber. Tang stamped Model 1894 with Marlin Safety stamp on frame. CONDITION: Fine. The frame still retains at least 60% case colors with some strong color remaining on lever. The true screws retain some bright blue. The bolt retains nearly all of its bright nitre blue. The stock is strong but a bit shy with a small wrist piece added to left side. Barrel and tube retain the majority of their blue showing a bit of patina bleed and nominal age freckling. Mechanically sound with a strong bright bore. A very sharp 1894. 1,000 - 1,500

2173 - (C) SPECIAL ORDER WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 LEVER ACTION TAKEDOWN RIFLE

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 1894

Serial No. 154545

Caliber/Bore: .30 W.C.F.

Barrel Length: 26”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Dates to 1902. This special order rifle features the round barrel with takedown half magazine, a dovetailed front sight, folding leaf express rear sight, blue finish, walnut stock, rifle butt plate and matching forearm. CONDITION: Fine. Frame retains approximately 75% of its bright blue mixing patina with some usual striations. Barrel retains majority of blue with some blending patina and age freckling. Legends are sharp. Wood is solid with some added finish, scattered impressions and one larger scar on right side. Mechanically sound with a well defined frosted bore. 1,200 - 1,800

2174 - (C) WINCHESTER MODEL 1894

LEVER ACTION RIFLE IN .38-55

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 1894

Serial No. 301214

Caliber/Bore: .38-55

Barrel Length: 26”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Fine Winchester Model 1894 Winchester Rifle with round barrel with 2 line Winchester barrel address. Top of chamber marked with “38-55”. Traditional Winchester proofs at top chamber and receiver bridge. Blue finished with sporting blade front sight and elevation adjustable sporting rear sight. Varnished, straight grained American walnut stocks with crescent buttplate. Full length magazine. Hammer, lever, and buttplate are case colored. CONDITION: Fine overall with 80% blue finish remaining on barrel and magazine with small older oxidation on barrel just forward of forend cap and period brown visible under blue when viewed with high intensity light. Receiver retains 75% blue consistent with barrel and magazine. Hammer, lever, and buttplate have strong shadows of case colors. Bore is very good with some older darkness in areas of lands and grooves. Stocks are fine with moderate period of use handling and impressions. Mechanically fine and very attractive. 1,500 - 2,500

2175 - (A) 3 DIGIT, FIRST YEAR OF MANUFACTURE, WINCHESTER MODEL

1894 .38-55 LEVER ACTION RIFLE (1894).

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 1894

Serial No. 276

Caliber/Bore: .38-55

Barrel Length: 22”

FFL Status: Antique

First year of production Winchester Model 1894 with scarce 10-o’clock screw and three digit serial number, 276. Round barrel with sporting blade front sight and elevation adjustable rear sight. Straight grain oil finished walnut stock with crescent buttplate. CONDITION: Very good with fine strong bore with some light oxidation. Good wood stocks with moderate period of use wear. Mechanically excellent. A unique early Winchester 1894 rifle with uncommon round barrel. 1,000 - 2,000

2176 - (M) THEODORE ROOSEVELT SAFARI CUSTOM GRADE WINCHESTER MODEL 1895 .405 WINCHESTER LEVER ACTION RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 1895

Serial No. TR100H0151

Caliber/Bore: .405 Winchester

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Modern

Just 1000 sets of 2 matching handsomely appointed 1895 rifles in .405 WCF were produced in 2009 to commemorate the centennial of Theodore Roosevelt’s 1909 African Safari, the matching numbered gun follows this lot in this auction. Roosevelt famously utilized a .405 WCF Model 95 rifle on the safari which he nicknamed “Big Medicine”. Rifle is finished in high polished blue with a coin finished receiver. Tapered round barrel with sporting sights. Receiver is engraved with gold inlaid “THEODORE / ROOSEVELT / SAFARI / CENTENNIAL”, “1909 / 2009”, and “BIG MEDICINE” banners, as well as African big game and images of the President. Lever has his signature applied in gold. Checkered walnut forend with splinter tip. The checkered walnut stock has an inlaid commemorative medallion. Accompanied by the original box. CONDITION: Excellent, as new with light handling marks. Excellent bore. Fine mechanics. 1,200 - 1,800

2177

- (M) THEODORE ROOSEVELT

SAFARI CUSTOM GRADE WINCHESTER

1895 .405 WINCHESTER LEVER ACTION RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 1895

Serial No. TR100C0151

Caliber/Bore: .405 Winchester

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Modern

Just 1000 sets of 2 matching handsomely appointed 1895 rifles in .405 WCF were produced in 2009 to commemorate the centennial of Theodore Roosevelt’s famous 1909 African Safari, the matching numbered gun is Lot 2174 in this auction. Roosevelt nicknamed the 95 he took on the safari “Big Medicine” and put it to good use. Rifle is finished in high polished blue. Tapered round barrel with a gold band at the muzzle, matted top, and sporting sights. Receiver is engraved with gold inlaid “THEODORE / ROOSEVELT / SAFARI / CENTENNIAL”, “1909 / 2009”, and “BIG MEDICINE” banners, as well as African big game and images of the President. Lever has his signature applied in gold. Checkered walnut forend with splinter tip. The highly figured walnut stock has an inlaid commemorative medallion. Accompanied by the original box. CONDITION: Excellent, as new with light handling marks. Excellent bore. Fine mechanics. 1,200 - 1,800

2178 - (M) WINCHESTER LIMITED

EDITION HIGH GRADE MODEL 1895

LEVER ACTION RIFLE IN .405 WCF.

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 1895

Serial No. NFH3672

Caliber/Bore: .405 WCF

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Modern

Made in Japan. This is one of the higher grade Model 1895’s that feature the satin receiver and lever exhibiting generous light and delicate scroll engraving with a total of eight gold inlay wild game and gold borders. The round barrel is blued and features the pinned bead on base front sight, semi buckhorn rear sight, gold trigger, top tang safety, highly finished checkered straight grip walnut stock, shotgun metal butt plate and matching forearm schnauble tip. CONDITION: Excellent. Shows in near new condition with nominal handling. Bore is bright. 2,000 - 3,000

2179 - (A) BURNSIDE SPENCER MODEL

1865 LEVER ACTION REPEATING CARBINE.

Manufacturer: Burnside Rifle Co.

Model: 1865 Burnside Spencer

Serial No. 29317

Caliber/Bore: .56-50

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Antique

Built by Burnside under the Spencer agreement and widely used during the early Indian Wars. The Burnside Spencer legend is stamped on top of the frame at chamber. This example has the shorter barrel and 3-groove rifling. Standard features include the pinned blade-on-base front sight, folding ladder rear sight, saddle ring and bar, blue and case color finish, walnut stock with swivel and metal butt plate, along with the matching forearm with single band. CONDITION: Very good. All metal is now a pleasing grey patina. Stocks are solid with some nominal dings. Mechanically sound with a well defined bright bore. 1,200 - 1,800

2180 - (C) DELUXE WINCHESTER 1886

.33 WCF LEVER ACTION RIFLE

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: Deluxe 1886

Serial No. 148447

Caliber/Bore: .33 WCF

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured 1910. Deluxe lightweight takedown Model 1886 chambered for .33 Winchester with half length magazine. Blue finished with ramped blade sporting front sight and elevation adjustable rear sight. Fitted with period Lyman folding tang sight. Tapered round barrel and hard rubber shotgun butt with Winchester monogram at center. Mounted with extraordinary highly figured piano varnished checkered deluxe stocks with pistol grip and Winchester pistol grip cap. CONDITION: Very good with over 90% blue finish on barrel. Receiver has some period oxidation/pitting on top left side of receiver and finish loss at balance point. Bore is brilliant, bright, with sharp rifling. Action lock up is tight and barrel lock up is rigid. Mechanically excellent with excellent wood stocks with some light bruises and period of use rubs.

2,000 - 3,000

2181 - (C) SCARCE DELUXE WINCHESTER

MODEL 1894 LEVER ACTION SADDLE

RING CARBINE

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 1894 SRC

Serial No. 378026

Caliber/Bore: .32 Winchester

Special

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Scarce Deluxe Winchester 1984 Saddle Ring Carbine with checkered pistol grip stocks and Winchester pistol grip cap. Round barrel with Redfield blade front sight, adjustable ladder carbine rear sight. 2 line Winchester barrel address with chamber marked “32 W.S.”. Blue finished metal with case colored hammer and lever. Varnished checkered walnut stocks with pistol grip and smooth steel carbine buttplate. Deluxe finished Winchester carbines are extremely scarce and rarely encountered. A totally different pattern of lower tang had to be utilized and increase the cost drastically. Manufactured in 1907 per Winchester serial number records. CONDITION: Very good with over 60% blue finish on barrel and magazine with receiver retaining 25% blue finish with balance toned to silver from carry and wear. The stocks are very good with period of use impressions and moderate honest wear to checkering. All markings are crisp and legible. Bore is very fine with sharp lands and grooves. Action operates properly and is mechanically fine. A very scarce 1894 Saddle ring carbine variant. 1,800 - 2,800

2182 - (M) MARLIN 1895 LTD DEALER

EXCLUSIVE .45-70 LARGE LOOP LEVER

ACTION RIFLE

Manufacturer: Marlin

Model: 1895LTD

Serial No. DFC00354

Caliber/Bore: .45-70

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Modern

These rifles were a limited-run distributor exclusive with total production very limited. This special rifle features the octagon to round barrel with Ballard-style deep-cut rifling , full tube magazine, blue finish, dovetailed bead front sight, semi buckhorn rear sight, scarce large loop lever, walnut stock with bulls eye and solid black KICK - EEZ pad with matching forearm. Rifle boasts a Leupold FX-11 2.5 X20 mm scope mounted to a Leupold base using factory receiver tap holes. CONDITION: Shows in near new condition with light handling. Stock exhibits some minor impressions and hammer shows some side wear. Mechanically sound with a mirror bright bore. 2,000 - 2,500

2183 - (A) MARTIALLY INSPECTED

SPENCER MODEL 1860 CIVIL WAR ERA

RIFLE

Manufacturer: Spencer

Model: Army Model

Serial No. 22894

Caliber/Bore: .52

Barrel Length: 30”

FFL Status: Antique

Arguably, the most publicized event regarding the Spencer Model 1860 rifle was when this model was obtained from the US Navy and on August 19th of 1863, was personally tested by Abraham Lincoln while near the White House when he fired a full tube of seven shots, nearly all near the bullseye. This test board now rests in the Illinois Military Museum in Springfield while the rifle is housed in the Smithsonian Institute. It is also noted that Spencer rifles were carried at Gettysburg by four units of the Michigan Cavalry led by George Custer where they repelled the Confederate General J.E.B. Stuart’s cavalry attack on July 3rd. All standard features on this example to include the three barrel bands, a pinned blade on base front sight, folding ladder rear sight, walnut stock with metal buttplate and loading tube, along with matching full length forearm and sling swivels; front is missing swivel. The top of the receiver chamber has the 1860 Spencer legend. There is a bit of marring at the rear barrel breech but a sub inspector J is readable. CONDITION: Very good. The barrel has drifted to a smooth patina. All of the case colors have faded grey. Stock is very good and solid with a couple of minor hairlines at butt plate. The loading tube does not lock in place. Mechanically sound with a bright bold bore showing some minor abrasion. A nice example of a very historic Spencer rifle. 2,000 - 3,500

2184 - (A) SCARCE LARGE FRAME

WHITNEY-KENNEDY .40-60 LEVER

ACTION RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Whitney-Kennedy

Model: Lever Action

Serial No. Q84

Caliber/Bore: .40-60

Barrel Length: 28”

FFL Status: Antique

It is estimated that approximately 15,000 Whitney Kennedy repeating rifles were made in all variations from 1879 through 1886. This rifle features the full octagon barrel with the Whitneyville Armory legend and the full magazine. This example has the standard lever rather than the S style. The front sight is the German silver knife blade along with a semi buckhorn rear. Finish is standard blue. The walnut stock has the standard metal rifle butt plate as well as the matching forearm. The upper tang has a non-factory tapped sight hole as well as the patent date legends. CONDITION: Very good to fine. The stock is a might shy to metal and displays sundry light dings and impressions with some added finish as does the matching forearm. The frame is basically a smooth patina with some flashes of finish and some minor dings. Some of the screws are distorted. The bolt retains at least 80% of its bright blue. Barrel and tube are a butter smooth homogenous patina with crisp edges and legends. Mechanically sound with a well defined bore showing some frosting. A very handsome and highly sought after large frame. 1,500 - 2,500

2185

Manufacturer: Smith & Wesoon

Model: Fourth Model DA

Serial No. 225805

Caliber/Bore: .32 S&W

Barrel Length: 6”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Produced approximately in 1907, this fourth model revolver features a scarce six inch barrel and pearl grips. The revolver features a standard blued finish with case color hammer and trigger. There is a pinned round blade front sight and a notch cut into the barrel latch for the rear sight. All numbers are matching. The revolver is complete with its original box. CONDITION: The blued finish is thinning on the barrel surfaces. The cylinder and frame retain more of its finish. The hammer retains much of its case color. Trigger has traces of case color in protected areas. The grips strap finishes are thin with blue in protected areas. The pearl grips are free of defects. The box has tape repairs to the lid. 1,200 - 1,500

- (C) SMITH & WESSON 32 DOUBLE ACTION FOURTH MODEL REVOLVER WITH BOX

2186 - (C) WEBLEY MARK VI DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER (1918).

Manufacturer: Webley

Model: Mark VI

Serial No. 413094

Caliber/Bore: .455 Webley

Barrel Length: 6”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This version was approved for service on May 24 of 1915 and was made through 1923. It became in such demand by the military that a standing order for 2500 guns per week existed until wars end. Matte blue arsenal finish, checkered composition grips, lanyard ring, and a front sight set by screws in base. There are numerous British proof marks with Webley patent and date on left side of frame and “MARK VI” on left side of top strap. Several Canadian Broad Arrow stamps indicating use by the Canadian forces. Rear of cylinder has a broad arrow and has not been trimmed. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains nearly all of the late war matte arsenal finish with straw shield, sharp legends, showing a bit of thinning on trigger guard and light handlings. Grips are excellent. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. An incredible gun and significant in that it was Canadian used in 1918. 1,000 - 2,000

2187 - (C) COLT MODEL 1877 LIGHTNING SHERIFF’S MODEL DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1877

Serial No. 115270

Caliber/Bore: .38 Colt

Barrel Length: 4 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Produced in 1899. Features a two line barrel date and a three line patent date with Rampant Colt in a circle on the frame. The barrel features a full front sight. The hammer has a blued, rounded top with white sides. The balance of the finish is factory nickel. The two piece pearl grips appear factory and fit impeccably well. 4 - 1/2” Sheriffs model Lightnings are very scare. CONDITION: The revolver retains much of its nickel finish and has scattered freckling and thinning of the finish throughout. The trigger and hammer retain most of their nitre blue finish. The pearl grips are free of chips or cracks. The bore and cylinder are bright with little signs of wear. 1,500 - 3,000

2188 - (C) SMITH & WESSON MODEL 1950 .45 ACP DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: Smith & Wesson

Model: 1950

Serial No. S123089

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 6 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Dates to 1954-55. Built on the square butt 5-screw N frame with pinned barrel. Matching numbers on frame, barrel, and cylinder. Diamond checkered Magna grips are correct style but numbered 714823. Features the blued finish, solid rib, Patridge front sight, adjustable rear sight, case color wide checkered hammer, and case color trigger with added shoe. The box is numbered to another gun and has some moon clips enclosed. CONDTION: Excellent. Evidence of face burn and a light drag line. Otherwise, retains nearly all of its blue finish, strong colors, excellent grips, mechanically fine with a bright bore. Box shows some wear. Beautiful early post war large frame target revolver. 1,000 - 1,500

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2189 - (M) SMITH & WESSON 21-4 CLASSIC DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER WITH CASE.

Manufacturer: S&W

Model: 21-4

Serial No. DAZ6795

Caliber/Bore: .44 Special

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Modern

Manufactured circa 2005. Features include pinned blade front sight, “U” notch rear sight, knurled spur hammer, blued barrel and cylinder, and factory color case hardened frame. Mounted with checkered walnut Smith & Wesson grips. Accompanied by factory box with walnut Hogue grips. CONDITION: Excellent plus, retaining virtually all of the factory finishes with minor handling marks throughout. Mechanically fine. Bore is bright with sharp rifling. 1,000 - 1,500

2190 - (M) COLT ANACONDA .44 MAGNUM DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Anaconda

Serial No. MM29670

Caliber/Bore: .44 Magnum

Barrel Length: 6”

FFL Status: Modern

Produced in 1992, this revolver features an all stainless construction with a brushed finish. The vent rib barrel features red ramp fixed front sight and a white outline, adjustable rear sight. The grips are Colt wraparound rubber with silver medallions. CONDITION: The brushed stainless surfaces show various handling marks. The bead blasted top strap has minor scratches. The revolver is mechanically sound and lock up is excellent with no end shake. The bore has light wear in the grooves. Mechanically fine, bore with strong bright rifling and some firing residue towards muzzle. 1,500 - 2,000

2191 - (M) MANURHIN MR73 GENDARMARIE .357 MAGNUM DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER WITH CASE AND SPARE GRIPS.

Manufacturer: Manurhin

Model: MR73

Serial No. HA06575

Caliber/Bore: .357 Magnum

Barrel Length: 3”

FFL Status: Modern

The Manurhin MR73 revolvers were unusual in that they continued to be issued to elite units into the 1990s, most famously to GIGN who used them to great success during the raid on Flight 8969, where Captain Thierry Prungnaud immediately incapacitated three of the four hijackers with his service revolver. This example, made for the German market as indicated by the “Alberts” under the trigger guard for Manfred Alberts, the major importer and distributor; HA prefix denotes one of the Chapuis manufacture guns. Gendarmarie configuration with 3” barrel, serrated black blade front sight, adjustable square notch rear sight, and strawed hammer and trigger. Trausch factory grips installed, and accompanied by Manurhin service checkered walnut grips and a set of Nills ergonomic grips. Housed in a correct European-market Negrini case with appropriate label and containing a Wilson Combat Cloth, French proof card, manual, both sets of aforementioned grips, and cleaning tool cannister. Accompanied by a Sherrick OWB horsehide holster. Imported marked by VGA in crane recess. CONDITION: Excellent, retaining virtually all of the factory finish throughout with some extremely minor marks from handling and very careful use. Mechanically fine, bore excellent with bright, strong rifling. Case and accessories excellent. A great example of one the finest French revolvers. 2,500 - 3,500

2192 - (C) RATZEBURG ERA KORTH COMBAT .357 MAGNUM DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER WITH CASE AND SPARE CYLINDER.

Manufacturer: Korth

Model: Combat

Serial No. 36634

Caliber/Bore: .357 Magnum

Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Modern

Korth revolvers are considered some of the finest revolvers ever built, built with ultra-premium parts and dedicated revolversmiths. This example with JG date code on barrel for 1986, serrated ramp front sight, adjustable square notch rear sight, distinct cylinder release abutting the hammer, and typical Korth legends throughout. Checkered anatomical walnut grips, likely Nills. Housed in a black attache case with foam French cut for revolver and spare 9mm cylinder, and accompanied by four spare rollers for fine-tuning the trigger. CONDITION: Excellent, retaining virtually all of the factory finishes with some very minor marks from handling and careful use. Grips excellent. Mechanically fine, bore excellent with some very mild frosting towards muzzle. Case very good with some scuffs and handling marks. 2,500 - 3,500

2193 - (C) COLT COMMANDO DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Commando

Serial No. 39034

Caliber/Bore: .38 Special

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Produced from 1942-1943. Features a two line address and patent date roll marked on the barrel as well as the model and caliber designation on the left side of the barrel. The grips are checkered plastic. There is a “P” firing proof on rear left side of frame. CONDITION: Excellent with high edge wear. A very faint turn line is present on the cylinder and appears to have been fired very little. The bore and cylinder chambers are very bright. Mechanically fine, bore excellent with strong rifling and some very mild frost towards muzzle. 1,000 - 1,500

2194 - (M) COLT DIAMONDBACK .22 LR DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER (19810.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Diamondback

Serial No. S82995

Caliber/Bore: .22 LR

Barrel Length: 6”

FFL Status: Modern

Dates to 1981. All standard features to include the bright blue finish, vent rib, target adjustable rear sight and checkered walnut grips with gold medallions. CONDITION: Excellent. This gun has seen very little use retaining nearly all of its bright blue finish and exhibiting nominal handling wear. Grips are excellent. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. Highly desirable in this condition and caliber. 1,200 - 1,800

2195 - (C) RARE USAF SMITH & WESSON M13 AIRCREWMAN DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER AND HOLSTER.

Manufacturer: Smith & Wesoon

Model: M13

Serial No. C367270

Caliber/Bore: .38 Special

Barrel Length: 2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This rare pistol dates to 1954. This example exhibits the “PROPERTY OF U.S. AIR FORCE” stamped on the backstrap. It is built on the round butt 4-screw K-frame with blue finish, flat latch, case colored hammer and trigger, with checkered walnut black disc silver medallion grips that are not numbered. Aluminum frame and cylinder. The S&W legend is stamped on steel side plate. Both sides of the barrel have the S&W and caliber legends. CONDITION: Good. There are two repairs visible on left side of frame where it either cracked or was purposely altered to eliminate possible use. Weapon retains about 80& of its finish with note to repair cover up. Strong dark color present on hammer. All legends are legible. Grips are fine showing wear. Mechanically sound in that cylinder rotates properly and has a visible bore with a small piece of bottom of barrel missing. This gun also comes with the black USAF stamped shoulder holster which is equally rare. This gun is for display only. 1,000 - 1,500

2196 - (C) COLT NEW FRONTIER SINGLE ACTION ARMY .357 MAGNUM REVOLVER WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: New Frontier SAA

Serial No. 4935NF

Caliber/Bore: .357 Magnum

Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured in 1964, with standard blue and case color finishes. The barrel has a single line address and a tall, fixed front sight. The flattop receiver has an adjustable rear sight. The hammer has a rounded top that is blued and the sides are polished bright. The grips are two piece smooth walnut with inset silver Colt medallions. The scarce silver box is complete as it was shipped with all its original contents, including the hang tag. CONDITION: The revolver appears as new in its original box and unfired since leaving the factory. There is a faint, nearly imperceptible turn line on the cylinder. A tiny dot of finish loss appears approximately 2” from the muzzle on the roll mark side. 2,500 - 3,500

2197 - (C) COLT NEW FRONTIER SINGLE ACTION ARMY .357 MAGNUM REVOLVER WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: New Frontier SAA

Serial No. 4599NF

Caliber/Bore: .357 Magnum

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Produced in 1963, this revolver features a standard blue and case color finish. The barrel has a single line address and is roll marked with the model and caliber designation. The frame has a two line patent date and Rampant Colt. The hammer has a bright blue rounded top with polished bright sides. There is an adjustable rear sight and a fixed high ramp front. The grips are two piece smooth walnut with flush inset silver Colt medallions. CONDITION: The barrels blue finish has a few areas of thinning with various handling marks. There is high edge wear at the muzzle. Small amount of loss at the top of the rear grip strap. There is a light turn line on the cylinder. The case colors on the frame remain vibrant. The bore is bright and without issue. The scarce gold box matches the revolver and is in good condition with wear to the corners and has a small repair. 2,500 - 3,500

2198 - (C) ROYAL NORTH WEST MOUNTED POLICE COLT NEW SERVICE DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: New Service

Serial No. 149634

Caliber/Bore: .455

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Shipped in 1919 to the Royal Northwest Mounted Police. Features a two line barrel address and patent dates. Barrel is also roll marked with model and caliber on the left side of the barrel. The rampant Colt appears on the left side rear of frame. The back strap is marked with “RNWMP” and rack number. The revolver is noted by serial number in the book “Arms & Accouterments of the Mounted Police 1873-1973”. The revolver shipped July 10th, 1919 in a one gun only shipment. The grips are two piece checkered hard rubber. The butt features a lanyard loop with a period lanyard. The revolver is complete with a 1916 dated A. Davis holster. CONDITION: The front sight has tool marks from being straightened at some point. The blue finish shows scattered pinpricking and handling throughout. The back straps show only traces of blue in protected areas. The grips are free of chips or breaks. The bore shows a small patch of corrosion near the forcing cone, otherwise is bright and clean. The holster is supple and threads are intact. Mec hanically fine, bore excellent with strong bright rifling and some firing residue towards muzzle.

2,500 - 3,500

2199 - (M) BOWEN ARMS NIMROD .45 LONG COLT SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Bowen Arms

Model: Nimrod

Serial No. 48-19456

Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Modern

Custom built revolver from a well known maker featuring a custom machined barrel with integral barrel band. The frame base was manufactured by Ruger. The grip frame and hammer are of a Bisley style. The grips are burled walnut. The bottom of the grip frame has a threaded and removable lanyard loop. The metalwork has a polished blue finish with case color frame. A custom built front ramp with blade insert sight completes the package. CONDITION: The revolver appears to be unfired since manufacture and has a light turn line. There are small areas of finish loss at the breech of the barrel next to the frame on the left side. There are small spots in the case colors on the right side of the frame below the loading gate. Mechanically fine, bore excellent with bright, strong rifling. 2,000 - 3,000

2200 - (C) RARE WALTHER MANUFACTURED

Manufacturer: Walther

Model: P.38

Serial No. 6510

Caliber/Bore: 9mm

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

480 CODE P38 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

The rare and desirable 480 code P38 is the very first Walther produced P38 using the German military code system. Manufactured in 1940 by Walther with a total production of 7380 pistols. Bright polished blue finish with “(Eagle) / 359” inspections on all primary parts. Dark brown Bakelite grips with horizontal grooves inspected “(Eagle) / 359” internally and with “P1538” and “P1539” casting marks. Matching numbers found after detailed disassembly including locking block. Magazine is without serial number but is marked with Roman numeral “V / II / 7” on spine. The 480 code P38 has long been considered one of the scarcest of the P38 pistols due to their early production , and many went to the Eastern front with very few returning. Housed in a 1963 West German holster. CONDITION: Very fine as period refinished with all matching numbers and mechanically excellent. The pistol retains most all bright polished blue. The bore is good with light darkness in grooves. The action operates properly and locks solidly. The early grips are very fine and without distress. No import markings. All markings remain crisp and legible. Holster remains fine with minor scuffs and supple leather with solid stitching. A fine example of a very uncommon early WWII issued German pistol. 2,000 - 3,000

2201 - (M) COLT VIPER .38 SPECIAL DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Viper

Serial No. 73296R

Caliber/Bore: .38 Special

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Modern

Scarce Colt Viper, one of only 4000 produced. Produced 1977-78. The revolver is finished in bright nickel and has a fixed sight. The grips are replacement hard rubber with gold Colt medallions. CONDITION: The bore is bright, the nickel finish is dulling and starting to thin near the muzzle. The lock up is strong and the revolver is mechanically sound. 2,500 - 3,500

2202 - (C) COLT PYTHON .357 MAGNUM DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Python

Serial No. E18619

Caliber/Bore: .357 Magnum

Barrel Length: 2 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Produced in 1976, this revolver features the scarce 2 - 1/2” barrel. Standard blue finish with bright hammer. The grips are from Herrett. CONDITION: The finish shows some freckling and muzzle wear. Light turn line on the cylinder with some small spots of finish loss on the cylinder. Finish loss on the bottom of the trigger guard. The grips show handling and light wear. The bore is bright with frost in the lands and grooves. The revolver is mechanically sound. 1,000 - 1,500

2203 - (M) NICKEL COLT PYTHON .357 MAGNUM DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Python

Serial No. T23002

Caliber/Bore: .357 Magnum

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Modern

Dates to 1983. Standard nickel gun with vent rib, blued ramp front sight, adjustable rear sight, wide spur hammer, and now finger groove rubber grips. CONDITION: Excellent. The cylinder shows a light drag line and some face burn. Sundry handling marks found on this finish. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 1,200 - 1,800

2204 - (C) COLT PYTHON .357 MAGNUM DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER (1970).

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Python

Serial No. E10601

Caliber/Bore: .357 Magnum

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Produced in 1970, This revolver features an all blue finish. Vent rib barrel. The rear sight is adjustable and the front is fixed. The rubber grips are non- factory wrap around rubber grips made by Pachmayr. CONDITION: Minor finish loss at the muzzle, the remaining blue finish is intact with various scattered handling marks. The bore is bright. The revolver is mechanically sound and locks up tight with no end shake. 1,500 - 2,000

2205 - (M) NICKEL COLT PYTHON .357 MAGNUM DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Python

Serial No. K41296

Caliber/Bore: .357 Magnum

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Modern

Dates to 1981. Standard features to include the vent rib, full lug, matte black adjustable target rear sight, wide spur hammer and type 3 gold medallion checkered walnut grips. Comes in numbers matching box with paperwork. CONDITION: Excellent, near new, with a ghost drag line, no face burn evident and nominal handling marks. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. Box is excellent as well. 1,500 - 2,000

2206 - (M) COLT PYTHON .357 MAGNUM DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER IN CASE (1991).

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Python

Serial No. KT1953

Caliber/Bore: .357 Magnum

Barrel Length: 6”

FFL Status: Modern

Manufactured 1991 per serial number. Classic configuration with orange insert front sight, vent rib, white outline square notch adjustable rear sight, high polish blued finish, and walnut grips with raised checkered panels and silvered Colt medallions. Housed in a blue plastic Colt case sans paperwork or label. CONDITION: Excellent, retaining virtually all of the factory finishes throughout, with some very mild handling marks. Cylinder face with some carbon build up from firing and a faint turn line, but obviously well cared for. Stocks excellent with some scattered handling marks and a very minor repaired crack on rear. Mechanically fine, bore excellent, bright and shiny, with strong rifling. Case good, but largely is present to protect revolver. The 6” Python is one of the most iconic silhouettes in firearms, and this is an excellent example. 2,000 - 3,000

2207 - (C) SECOND GENERATION COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .45 LC REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 12593SA

Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt

Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured in 1967, this second generation Colt Single Action features standard blue and case color finish. The barrel has the appropriate one-line address one top of barrel and roll marked “Colt Single Action Army” on the left side. Two line patent dates and Rampant Colt are present on the frame. The revolver also features two piece ivory grips with flush inset gold Colt medallions. CONDITION: Vibrant case colors are present on the frame. Finish loss on the ejector housing, while the barrel and cylinder have minor freckling and areas of wear present. All hammer notches are present and functioning, with a strong half cock and the revolver is in time. The sides of the hammer have minor scuffing from use. 2,500 - 3,500 SEE WEBSITE FOR

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2208

- (C) COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .41 COLT REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 221535

Caliber/Bore: .41 Colt

Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Produced in 1902, this first generation Colt features a two line barrel address and appropriate caliber roll mark. Two piece checkered gutta percha grips are present. Correct coarse checkered hammer with single line border. CONDITION: Mottled grey patina throughout with only traces of original blue present in protected areas. The barrel has a full front sight and the bore is dark with wear and scattered areas of corrosion. An area on the underside of the barrel has been heavily cleaned. All hammer notches are present and intact. The grips show signs of appropriate wear to the checkering and logo, there are initials scribed on the base of the left grip panel. 2,500 - 3,500

2209 - (C) COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .45 REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 347022

Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Produced by Colt in 1924, this first generation revolver features the appropriate indications of late first generation single actions, like a single visible serial number on the frame, the matching numbers are concealed under the grips on the side of the grip frame. The matching serial number is also found on the breech of the cylinder. The barrel has a single line address and appropriate caliber roll mark. The frame features a clear two line patent date and Rampant Colt. One piece walnut grips. A full front site is present. CONDITION: Over all has a pleasing grey patina with areas of original blue appearing in protected areas. The bore is bright with strong rifling and grooves with minor signs of wear and scattered freckling. The hammer has all notches present with a strong half cock. Mechanically sound. 2,500 - 3,500

2210 - (C) COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY BISLEY .38 WCF REVOLVER (1902).

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 223293

Caliber/Bore: .38 WCF

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured 1902. Colt Bisley Model Single Action with blue finish, Bisley Target hammer, and wide Bisley trigger. 2 piece checkered gutta percha Bisley pattern grips with Rampant Colt monogram. CONDITION: Good as refinished with very light barrel markings. Frame markings are crisp and legible. Bore is excellent with some light oxidation in grooves. Grips are full sized with moderate wear. Action operates properly and locks solidly. Front sight is a contemporary replacement. 1,000 - 1,500

2211

- (C) PRE-WAR COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .32-20 REVOLVER

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 291096

Caliber/Bore: .32-20

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Dates to 1907. Standard revolver features a chrome finish, proper one line barrel address, two line patent legend on left side of frame, matching numbers, caliber marking on left side of barrel, and a pair of second generation black eagle grips. Fit with a second generation hammer. CONDITION: Very good retaining nearly all of the aftermarket chrome plating which has thinned the caliber stamp. Mechanically sound with strong half cock. Bore is strong and bright with light frosting. 1,000 - 1,500

2212 - (C) COLT BISLEY MODEL SINGLE ACTION .32 WCF REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Bisley

Serial No. 291165

Caliber/Bore: .32 WCF

Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Produced in 1907, this Bisley model revolver has a standard blue and case color finish. The single line barrel address and caliber mar kings are present on the barrel. The cylinder has lightly beveled edges, adjacent to the flutes, correct for 1907. The front sight has been modified with a slot for bone insert for visibility. Brown two piece checkered gutta percha grips are original to the revolver. The serial numbers are all matching to the revolver. CONDITION: Fine condition with approximately 30% of its original blue finish intact. Elements of case colors are present but most has faded to grey patina. There is a repair to the right grip panel at the toe. The checkering on the grips show wear as does the Rampant Colt logo. The bore has strong rifling, with scattered areas of pitting throughout. All hammer notches are intact, and the revolver is mechanically sound. 2,000 - 3,000

2213 - (C) STEMBRIDGE STUDIO MARKED COLT BISLEY MODEL .38-40 SINGLE

ACTION REVOLVER

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Bisley

Serial No. 285554

Caliber/Bore: .38-40

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Dates to 1906. Standard features with blue and case color finish, wide spur Bisley hammer, proper single line Colt legend, two line Colt patent legend on left side of frame with pony in circle, matching numbers, and Bisley gutta percha grips. The Bisley legend is stamped on left side of barrel with caliber. The frame has a large Stembridge Studios “S” stamp. James Stembridge started a movie studio arsenal during the silent pictures right after the World War I. It was located at the old Paramount Studios and operated until 1974, providing weapons for almost every movie made between those years. CONDITION: Very good. Other than some traces of blue in protected flutes and under the housing, gun is now a soft grey patina. The grips are not original but fit fairly well. Mechanically sound with a well defined bore that shows some frosting. One can only imagine what great westerns this was used in. 1,200 - 1,800

2214 - (C) COLT BISLEY MODEL SINGLE ACTION .38-40 REVOLVER

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Bisley

Serial No. 277685

Caliber/Bore: .38-40

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Dates to 1906. This is a standard revolver with Bisley legend on left side of barrel, proper one line Colt legend atop, two line patent legend on left side of frame with pony in circle. Matching numbers. Features the blue and case color finish, wide Bisley hammer, and Colt gutta percha grips. CONTITION: Very good to fine. The frame has drifted patina but the screws are true and retain some generous blue. The barrel is basically a smooth patina with bright blue in protected areas. They cylinder retains some dulling blue on walls with generous blue in flutes. Grips are excellent albeit with some thinning. Mechanically strong with a well defined bore showing some nominal frosting. 1,500 - 2,500

2215 - (C) TEXAS SHIPPED COLT BISLEY MODEL SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER (1901)

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Bisley

Serial No. 211301

Caliber/Bore: .38-40

Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

According to the factory letter, this gun was sent to the famed Krakauer, Zork & Moye Company in El Paso Texas on June 29, 1901 in a shipment of 7 guns. This firm was established in down town El Paso on January 1st, 1886. One of the partners, Gustave Zork, moved to Chihuahua, Mexico, in 1891 where they set up a branch office selling guns to patrons south of the US border during a very tumultuous time in Mexican and Texas history leading up to the Mexican Revolution which officially broke out in 1910. During the era between 1890 and 1910, some of the most renowned Western outlaws resided for some time in El Paso, including John Wesley Hardin, John Selman, George Scarborough, Dallas Stoudenmire, and Bass Outlaw. It is also known that this company traded in firearms to many of the soon to be famous Mexican revolutionary fighters. Zork Hardware Company shipping records, 11 pages of them from 1902 through 1935, can be found on line at the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) Library. This Bisley is a standard revolver, blue and case color, wide Bisley hammer, and Colt gutta percha grips. All matching serial numbers, proper two line Colt barrel legend, left side Bisley Model legend, and with the Colt two line patent legend with Colt pony in circle. CONDITION: Excellent. The barrel retains 90% of its bright blue with minor handling and light holster rub on left side. The ejector housing retains bright blue in protected area. The cylinder retains at least 60% bright blue with overall high edge wear. The straps retain blue but are thinning. Trigger guard retains majority of bright blue. Frame retains at least 70% case color, some still bright. Even the frame screws retain the majority of their bright blue. Grips are excellent. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. This is a very sharp, high condition Colt with a storied Western Texas and Mexico back ground. 2,500 - 4,500

2216 - (C) COLT BISLEY MODEL SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Bisley

Serial No. 327650

Caliber/Bore: .32-20

Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Produced in 1913, this Bisley revolver features a standard blue and case color finish. The barrel is roll marked with a single line gothic barrel address and model and caliber designation. Two line patent dates and Rampant Colt are present on the frame. The hammer is finely checkered. The grips are two piece checkered hard rubber. The trigger guard has a verified proof. CONDITION: The blue finish is thinning on the sides and the muzzle. Scattered mottling has occurred on the barrel finish. The grip straps have blue in protected areas and patina in the balance. The case colors are vibrant on the frame and hammer with wear to the recoil shield. The bore is bright. 2,500 - 3,500

2217 - (C) COLT BISLEY .45 LC SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA Bisley Model

Serial No. 272655

Caliber/Bore: .45 LC

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Originally manufactured in 1905, This Bisley model revolver features a replaced Colt manufactured barrel from an early Artillery model that has the early Italic address and early black powder style rifling. There are four digit numbers still on the barrel near the breech. The frame has a two line patent date and a Rampant Colt in a circle. There is a verified proof on the forward bow of the trigger guard and the numbers are all matching, including the grips. CONDITION: The barrel blue is thin in most areas, turning plum. The balance of the revolver is a pleasing grey patina. The bore has good rifling with scattered freckling throughout. The grips show wear, but are free of cracks or breaks. The hammer notches are intact and the revolver is mechanically sound. 1,500 - 2,000

2218 - (C) SECOND GENERATION COLT

BUNTLINE SPECIAL SINGLE ACTION ARMY WITH BOX

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Buntline Special Serial No. 18004SA

Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt

Barrel Length: 12”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This revolver dates to 1957, the first year for the Buntline series. It is all standard to include the blue and case color finish, the black Colt grips each etched with matching serial number, the Colt Buntline barrel legend and three line Colt patent legend on frame. The original black box has a matching hand written serial number and correct end label. Comes with brochure and the scarce long cleaning brush. CONDITION: Excellent. Shows in near new condition with a hint of muzzle and cylinder high edge wear and some minimal handling marks, still retaining nearly all the bright case colors with excellent grips. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. Box is mostly present. The lid aprons are all broken off with half still present. Box base has split corners. There was only a total of 3994 of these models in this configuration made with 595 produced that year. 1,500 - 2,500

2219 - (C) COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY BISLEY .32 WCF REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 262427

Caliber/Bore: .32 WCF

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured 1905. Colt Bisley Single Action with blue and case color finish and checkered plastic grips with Rampant Colt monograms. Single line barrel address with 2 line patent marking on frame. Matching serial numbers. CONDITION: Very good with barrel retaining 40% blue with balance toned to patina. Cylinder has 30% thinning blue with balance toned to patina. Case colors are faded with shadows in protected areas. Bore and chambers are good with a little roughness in the grooves. The action operates properly and locks solidly. Grips are contemporary. Mechanically excellent. 1,500 - 2,500

2220 - (C) COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .38 WCF REVOLVER (1903).

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 239647

Caliber/Bore: .38 WCF

Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured 1903. Colt Single Action Army with 2 line Colt barrel address, blue and case color finishes, and 2 piece Rampant Colt checkered Gutta Percha grips. Matching serial numbers, grips are not numbered but are initialed “HNW” on interior. CONDITION: Very good with finish toned to a very pleasant uncleaned chocolate patina with a brilliant bright and sharp bore and bright chambers. Action operates properly, locks solidly, and grips are very good with no cracks or material losses and just period of use wear. Mechanically excellent. 1,500 - 3,000

2221 - (C) COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .45 LC REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 231047

Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt

Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured in 1902. This Colt single action now features a second generation barrel and cylinder. The standard second generation roll makings are present. The balance of the metalwork has the original matching serial numbers present. The frame has a two line patent date with a Rampant Colt in a circle. The hammer is the correct coarse knurled with single line border. The grips are two piece ivory. CONDITION: The blued barrel and cylinder retain most of their finish, with minor handling marks throughout. The frame and grip straps are a pleasing grey patina with only traces of original finish remaining. The bore is bright. The mechanics are strong with all hammer notches intact. 1,500 - 2,000

2222 - (C) PRE-WAR COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .32-20 REVOLVER WITH FACTORY LETTER

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 216561

Caliber/Bore: .32-20

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

According to the factory letter, this Colt was shipped on October 19, 1901 in a shipment of 10 guns to Marshall Wells Hardware Company, Duluth, Minnesota. It left as a .32-20 with blue finish and a 5 - 1/2” barrel. Numbers are matching except the gutta percha grips, both of which are etched “2948”. The barrel has proper one line address. The frame has the two line patent legend with the Colt pony in circle. CONDITION: Very good. There are some flashes of blue remaining on barrel with some strong blue in the flutes. There is no remaining case color. Grips are excellent. Action is crisp with a strong half cock. Front sight has been taken down a bit. Bore is crisp.

1,500 - 2,500

2223 - (C) SECOND GENERATION COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .45 LC REVOLVER WITH STAGECOACH BOX

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 61235SA

Caliber/Bore: .45 LC

Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Dates to 1971. All standard features to include the blue and case color finish, fluted cylinder, and Colt eagle grips. Comes in the proper style stagecoach box with original two piece liner base, the original cardboard upper liner, instructions, and warranty card. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains virtually all of its blue and bright case colors. There is a touch of muzzle wear on left side. Cylinder shows a hint of face burn. Mechanically sound with a mirror bright bore. 1,500 - 2,500

2224 - (M) THIRD GENERATION COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .45 REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. S36785A

Caliber/Bore: .45 LC

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Modern

Produced in 2004, this revolver features a standard blue and case color finish. There is a single line gothic letter barrel address with model and caliber designation. The grips are two piece with an eagle. CONDITION: The revolver is unfired since leaving the factory with light handling throughout. There is a faint turn line on the cylinder. The polished blued finish has light dulling in the cylinder flutes. The bore is bright. 1,500 - 2,000

2225 - (C) CUSTOM COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .45 REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 317060

Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt

Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Originally produced by Colt in 1911, this custom single action now features a second generation barrel and cylinder with standard roll markings. The revolver also features a Bisley hammer. The grips are two piece ivory with inset gold medallions. CONDITION: The revolver features new case coloring and blued finishes. There are minor scratches and dings throughout. All hammer notches are present and intact. The bore is clean and free of corrosion. The revolver is mechanically sound. 2,000 - 3,000

2226 - (C) AS NEW SECOND GENERATION COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .45 LC REVOLVER WITH STAGECOACH BOX.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 60683SA

Caliber/Bore: .45 LC

Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Dates to 1971. Standard features to include the blue and case color finish and the Colt eagle grips. Comes in the proper style stagecoach box with original two piece liner base, the original cardboard upper liner, instructions, and warranty card. CONDITION: Shows as near new. No signs of having been fired outside of the factory. No face burn, not even a ghost drag line, with bright colors and blue. Mechanically sound with a mirror bright bore. Even the box is near new. 2,000 - 3,000

2227 - (C) COLT BUNTLINE SINGLE ACTION ARMY .45 LC REVOLVER WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. SA58906

Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt

Barrel Length: 12”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured in 1982. This revolver features a standard blue and case color finish. The barrel has a single line address and roll marked “Colt Buntline Special .45”. A two line patent date and Rampant Colt appear on the frame. The grips are checkered black plastic with an eagle. The original box and paperwork are included. CONDITION: The revolver appears unfired since leaving the factory and possibly unturned, with only light handling marks. The case colors are starting to fade on the lower frame. The bore is clean and bright. Mechanically fine, bore with strong rifling and some moderate firing residue. 2,000 - 3,000

2228 - (M) USFA SINGLE ACTION ARMY .45 COLT REVOLVER IN BOX.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 20377

Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt

Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Modern

Beautiful example of a contemporary produced pre-War style single action. Features include a high polish blue and brilliant case color. Barrel has a two line address with caliber roll mark. The hammer is case colored and has early style course checkering with a hammer block safety below the firing pin. The black powder style frame has a three line patent date. The grips are one piece walnut with figure on both sides. CONDITION: The revolver appears as new and unfired since leaving the factory, in its original box and over box. 2,000 - 4,000

2229 - (M) ENGRAVED 3RD GENERATION COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. SA95203

Caliber/Bore: .45 LC

Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Modern

Dates to 1991. This special order Colt features the Class A engraving on frame, cylinder, barrel and backstrap, full Colt high polish blue that was shipped with the two piece walnut grips but is now fitted with beautifully toned and grained ivory grips signed on the interior for the noted Paul Persinger of El Paso, Texas. The original grips are also included. CONDITION: Gun shows in near factory new condition, and possibly has never been fired outside the factory. No face burn and a ghost drag line showing a mirror bright bore. 2,000 - 3,000

2230 - (M) THIRD GENERATION COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .44-40 REVOLVER WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. SA99475

Caliber/Bore: .44-40

Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Modern

Produced in 1992. Features nickel finish with a single line address and roll marked model and caliber designations. The frame has two line patent dates and Rampant Colt. The grips are two piece walnut with flush inset silver medallions. The hammer is finely checkered. CONDITION: The revolver appears as new and only factory test fired. The revolver has its original box, hang tag and paperwork. Including the white over box. There are few handling marks, otherwise revolver is as new. 2,500 - 3,500

2231 - (C) COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .44 SPECIAL REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 332755

Caliber/Bore: .44 Special

Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Originally produced in 1916, this revolver now has a replacement second generation barrel and cylinder. A single line barrel address is present, as well as the second generation caliber roll marking. The hammer in a late first generation fine checkered replacement. Two piece hard rubber eagle second generation grips are present. CONDITION: The revolver has been professionally restored with a blued finish on all surfaces. All hammer notches are intact and revolver is mechanically sound. The finish has signs of freckling on the grip frame and scattered areas of loss on the barrel and frame. The bore is bright with little signs of wear. 2,500 - 3,500

2232 - (M) THIRD GENERATION COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .44 SPECIAL REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. SA31883

Caliber/Bore: .44 Special

Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Modern

Manufactured in 1980. This revolver features a one line address and a roll mark of “SINGLE ACTION ARMY .44 SPECIAL” on the side of the barrel. Factory nickel plated. Grips are one piece walnut with silver medallions. CONDITION: The nickel finish is intact, with very fine hairline scratches are present. The revolver appears unfired since leaving the factory. A partial turn line is present on the cylinder, but very faint. The bore is bright and the revolver is mechanically sound. 2,500 - 3,000

2233 - (C) COLT .38-40 SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 344601

Caliber/Bore: .38-40

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

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Produced in 1923, this revolver features a standard blue and case finish. The barrel is roll marked with a single line address. The frame has a two line patent date and Rampant Colt. Verified proof on trigger guard. Serial numbers only appear on the frame and cylinder during 1923. CONDITION: The barrel has wear to the sides and the muzzle with scattered handling throughout. The case colors have faded, but evident in more protected areas. The grip straps have a thin finish with grey patina. The bore is bright. 2,500 - 3,500

2234 - (C) SECOND GENERATION COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .45 LC REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 9933SA

Caliber/Bore: .45 LC

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Produced in 1957 and features a standard blue and case color finish. The barrel is roll marked with a single line gothic letter address and model and caliber designation. The frame features a two line patent date and Rampant Colt. The grips are of one piece buffalo horn. A second set of grips made of stag are also fitted and included with the revolver. CONDITION: There is high edge wear at the muzzle and at underside of ejector housing. The case colors are vibrant and the revolver has a faint turn line on the cylinder. The bore is bright. 2,500 - 3,500

2235 - (C) COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .32-20 REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 325429

Caliber/Bore: .32-20

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Produced by Colt in 1913, this revolver features the standard blue with case color finish. The barrel has a one line address. The hammer is case colored and has fine knurling. The checkered hard rubber grips are numbered to the revolver. CONDITION: There is finish loss to the barrel, primarily near the muzzle. Some finish loss to the ejector housing. The case colors are vibrant in most areas, fading on the recoil shield and loading gate. The trigger guard has some finish loss and the back straps are starting to thin. The bore is bright. The revolver is mechanically sound and the hammer notches are fully intact. 2,750 - 3,750

2236 - (M) USFA SINGLE ACTION ARMY .45 COLT REVOLVER WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: USFA

Model: SAA

Serial No. 26900

Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt

Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Modern

Beautiful example of a contemporary produced Single Action Army. Features include a two line barrel address and caliber roll marked on barrel. Three patent dates appear on the frame. The revolver is finish in a high polish blue and brilliant case colors. The hammer has a blued, round top with fine checkering and polished bright sides. The grips are two piece hard rubber. CONDITION: The revolver appears unfired since leaving the factory and as new in box. There is a tiny spot of pin pricking at the muzzle on the left side. The balance of the gun appears untouched. 2,000 - 3,000

2237 - (M) COLT SHERIFF’S MODEL .44-40 SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER WITH BOX

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Sheriff

Serial No. SA38803

Caliber/Bore: .44-40

Barrel Length: 3”

FFL Status: Modern

Dates to 1980, the first year Colt reintroduced the Sheriff’s Model. The original matching box lists it as a 3” blue but grips not listed on box and now has the two piece walnuts, nicely fitted and proud. Standard blue and case color finish. Top of barrel has the shortened two line Colt legend. Left side of barrel is stamped “COLTS SHERIFFS MODEL”. Right side of barrel is stamped “COLT SAA 44-40”. Left side of frame has the two line patent legend with pony. Cylinder is stamped “44-40”. Matching number box comes with paperwork. CONDITION: Excellent. Gun was fired and shows some light cylinder face burn and a ghost drag line, otherwise, retains nearly all of its original finish. Grips are excellent. Action does not catch cock positions consistently. Bore is bright. 1,200 - 1,800

2238

- (M) NICKEL 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. 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

2239 - (C) JAPANESE TYPE 26 9X22MMR DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Japan

Model: Type 26

Serial No. 31989

Caliber/Bore: 9x22mmR

Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Imperial Japanese Type 26 revolver with double action operation, polished blue finish, fluted cylinder, and 2 piece checkered walnut grips. The clamshell designed frame allows for easy cleaning and inspection. All matching numbers internally including cylinder and grips. The Model 26 was used extensively and continued use through WWII. CONDITION: Very fine overall with over 80% blue finish remaining. Excellent bore. All matching numbers. Excellent wood grips. Mechanically excellent. 1,200 - 1,800

2240 - (C) COLT 1900 SIGHT SAFETY .38 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1900

Serial No. 828

Caliber/Bore: .38 ACP

Barrel Length: 6”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Produced in 1901 this early example features a round top slide and a functioning rear sight safety. Many of these pistols were returned to Colt and had the safety deactivated, making an original functioning safety highly collectable. Only 4,300 of these were produced from 1900 to 1903. The pistol features a case color high spur hammer and smooth walnut grips. The magazine has the 1884 patent date on the base of the floorplate. CONDITION: The blued finish exhibits small spots of discoloration on the left side of the slide. There is high edge wear on the muzzle and slide flats. The bore is bright and without issue. The pistol has all matching serial numbers. 2,000 - 3,000

2241 - (C) COLT 1902 .38 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1902

Serial No. 11120

Caliber/Bore: .38 ACP

Barrel Length: 6”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Colt Model 1902 Sporting .38 Automatic pistol with 6 inch barrel, Blue finish with rounded spur hammer and lanyard swivel. Case colored hammer with fire blue finished trigger and slide release. Blue finished magazine . 2 piece black hard rubber grips with Rampant Colt at center and “COLT” in block letters at top. The 1902 remained extremely popular with American buyers eve after the introduction of the larger 45acp. Condition, Extremely fine with excellent bore. Metal retains over 97% bright polished blue finish. Grips are excellent, bring full sized without distress or material losses. Mechancially excellent. 2,000 - 3,000

2242 - (C) COLT 1902 .38 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1902

Serial No. 35932

Caliber/Bore: .38 ACP

Barrel Length: 6”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Colt Model 1902 Sporting pistol manufactured 1909. Blue finish with spur hammer and lanyard swivel. Case colored hammer with fire blue finished trigger and slide release. Blue finished magazine. 2 piece black hard rubber grips with Rampant Colt at center and “COLT” in block letters at top. The 1902 remained extremely popular with American buyers even after the introduction of the larger .45 ACP. CONDITION: Extremely fine with excellent bore. Metal retains over 90% bright polished blue finish. Hammer retains vivid case colors. Grips are excellent, full sized, without distress or material losses. Mechanically excellent. 2,000 - 3,000

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2243 - (C) COLT 1902 SPORTING MODEL .38 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1902 Sporting

Serial No. 4383

Caliber/Bore: .38 ACP

Barrel Length: 6”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Produced in 1903, this pistol features a distinctive round top with serrations located at the front of the slide. Less than 7,00 total 1902 models were produced between 1902-1907 making this example a highly sought after early Colt. All matching serial numbers. The grips are checkered hard rubber. The magazine has patent date of 1884 on the bottom of the floorplate and is correct for the pistol. CONDITION: Very good. The high polished blue finish shows light muzzle wear and handling marks in various locations. The grip straps are starting to thin. The bore is bright and without issue. The grips are free of breaks or chips. 2,500 - 3,500

2244 - (C) COLT 1903 POCKET HAMMER .38 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1903 Pocket Hammer

Serial No. 28599

Caliber/Bore: .38 ACP

Barrel Length: 4 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Produced in 1911, this pistol is based on the 1902 Sporting model. Features a polished blue finish with case color hammer. The grips are checkered hard rubber. The magazine is two tone with a temper line. The slide is roll marked with the Colt address and patent dates. The right side of slide is roll marked with the caliber designation. The Rampant Colt appears on the left rear of the slide. There is a verified proof on the front bow of the trigger guard. CONDITION: High edge wear, more apparent at the muzzle. The slide flats have edge wear. The grip straps are full. The case colors are strong on the hammer. The grips are free of cracks or chips. Mechanically fine, bore with strong rifling and some frosting towards muzzle. 2,000 - 3,000

2245 - (C) US PROPERTY COLT MODEL 1903 SEMI-AUTOMATIC GENERAL OFFICER’S PISTOL.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1903

Serial No. 569669

Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP

Barrel Length: 3 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

US military production with “U.S. PROPERTY” stamp on the right side of the frame. Wartime parkerized finish and checkered walnut grips with rampant Colt medallions. Standard fixed front sight and drift adjustable square notch rear. Includes a blued “CAL.32 / COLT” marked magazine. William’s and Brunner’s “U.S. General Officer Pistols” does not list an officer issue record for this serial number, although does note on page 3 that 2,928 of these pistols were procured by the Office of Strategic Services (OSS) in the 541,103 to 569,725 range. An included Colt archival letter records this gun as sent in a shipment of 2 on January 20, 1945 to the Commanding General, Hq. Army Ground Forces at the War College, Washington D.C., Attention Lt. Col. Feldman. The Colt letter lists the finish as blue, but it is documented that the finish changed to parkerization at approximately 562000; likely a clerical error.

CONDITION: Excellent. Bountiful amounts of parkerized finish is retained throughout with faint silvering at the high edges and some scattered handling marks and evidence of slide cycling. Grips are likewise excellent with crisp checkering. Fine, bright bore. Fine mechanics. 2,500 - 4,500

2246

- (C) COLT 1905 .45 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1905

Serial No. 4502

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured 1910. The Colt Model 1905 was the first introduction of the venerable .45 ACP cartridge and evolved into the famed Colt Model 1911 Government model. Model 1905 with spur hammer, 2 piece oil finished checkered walnut grips, bright polished commercial blue finish with fire blue finished trigger and slide stop, and case colored hammer. Lanyard swivel at base on left side of grip. Slide has 2 line Colt address with Rampant Colt in circle on rear of slide on left side. Blade front sight with drift adjustable rear sight. CONDITION: Very fine with over 60% blue finish on frame with grips strap losses. Slide retains 30% blue with balance toned to mottled patina. Bore is good with some light frosting in lands. Grips are very fine. Mechanically excellent. 2,000 - 3,000

2247

- (C) COLT 1905 .45 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1905

Serial No. 1654

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured 1907 By Colt. The Model 1905 .45 ACP pistol was the predecessor the the now iconic Model 1911 Pistol. The Model 1905 with its fore and aft hinged barrel like the 1900, rounded spur hammer, and external extractor system. Blue finished with case colored hammer and fire blue trigger with fire blue slide stop. 2 piece oil finished checkered walnut grips. CONDITION: Excellent as expertly restored with good bore with moderate frosting in grooves. All markings are sharp and legible. Grips are excellent. Mechanically fine. 1,500 - 2,500

2248 - (C) COLT MODEL 1905 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL (1911).

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1905

Serial No. 5026

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Dates to 1911, last year of this model. Features the standard high polish Colt blue finish, standard Colt slide legends on both sides with pony in circle on left, rounded wind drift rear sight, case color spur hammer, and double diamond checkered walnut grips. No magazine. CONDITION: Fine. Overall, retains about 70% of its high polish blue with balance mixing gun metal grey and scattered rubs and handling marks. Grips are very good with fine hairline crack on right panel from base to diamond. Mechanically sound with a strong lightly frosted bore. 2,000 - 2,500

2249 - (C) COLT 1911 .45 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER (1913).

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1911

Serial No. 22027

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Produced in 1913. Features a slide roll marked with the patent dates and Colt address. Opposite side of slide features the 1911 model designation and “US Army”. The hammer is a finely checkered wide spur hammer. The safety lever is finely checkered. There is a smooth flat mainspring housing. US property roll mark appears on the left side of the frame. The barrel has a “P H” proof marks on top of the breech. There is a Walter G. Penfield ordnance inspector proof on the left side of the frame. The checkered grips are replacements and not factory. The magazine has a loop on the baseplate and a temper line, two tone finish. A 1918 dated US holster is included. CONDITION: The pistol has had the front strap stippled at some point. The blue finish has light handling marks throughout, with scattered pinpricking on the top of the slide surfaces. The barrel is in the white, with oxidation to the top of breech. The bore has oxidation and frost in the lands and grooves. The pistol is mechanically sound. 2,000 - 3,000

2250 - (C) BRITISH SHIPPED COLT COMMERICAL 1911 GOVERNMENT MODEL .45 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH BRITISH PROOFS AND HOLSTER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1911

Serial No. C17446

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Per the included factory letter, this pistol shipped as a blued .45 ACP to Colt’s Patent Firearms Mfg. Company, London Armory, 14 Pall Mall, London, on March 16th, 1915, in a shipment of 200. At some point, perhaps during the war, it was proofed and received by the British and subsequently refinished in the English tradition. Features a blued barrel with British proofs on the breech. The hammer is finely checkered with a wide spur. There are British proofs on the slide and frame. The pistol comes with a US marked holster, dated 1918. CONDITION: Fine pitting present on the right side of slide near muzzle. The roll marks are still clear, although the top of the Rampant Colt is weak due to the refinish. The blue has a thin spot on the front strap and mainspring housing. The bore is bright. The pistol is mechanically fine. 2,500 - 3,500

2251 - (C) KONGSBERG MODEL 1914 .45 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Manufacturer: Kongsberg Model: 1914

Serial No. 27819

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured 1942 and dated so on right side of slide. Kongsberg Model 1914 produced under license from Colt. The Model 1914 was issued to the Norwegian military, and most parts are totally interchangeable with its US made counterpart, with exception of the lowered and extended slide release developed for gloved use in the Nordic environment. Diamond pattern checkered wood grips are dyed black. CONDITION: Excellent, with 97% finish remaining on metal while 80% finish remains on grips. Bore is excellent. Mechanically fine. Proper and correct Norwegian lanyard loop magazine. A very fine Kongsberg pattern 1914 pistol. 2,000 - 3,000

2252 - (C) ITHACA MODEL 1911A1 .45 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Manufacturer: Ithaca

Model: 1911A1

Serial No. 2116341

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured 1945 by Ithaca with 5” blue finished Flannery barrel. Parkerized slide and frame, inspected “FJA” for Frank J Atwood. Pair of brown checkered Keyes grips. Checkered safety and slide stop. Narrow grooved hammer with short stamped checkered trigger. Magazine is a blue finished “L” marked magazine. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine with over 98% parkerized finish. Brilliant bore. Mechanically excellent. A superb WW2 Ithaca 1911-A1 pistol. 2,500 - 3,500

2253 - (C)

US REMINGTON RAND 1911A1 .45 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH SHIPPING BOX.

Manufacturer: Remington Rand

Model: 1911A1

Serial No. 1757495

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

These contract Remington 1911-A1 pistols were made from 1943 through 1945. Left side of frame exhibits the “FJA” inspection stamp for Frank Atwood. Right side with inspection Ordnance wheel. Top of slide has the proof P. Right side of frame also has “UNITED STATES PROPERTY & M1911 A1 US ARMY” legends. Standard short checkered trigger, serrated arched mainspring housing, checkered hammer, checkered safety, serrated slide stop, beveled edge square notch rear sight, Keyes grips, and blued unmarked magazine. Comes in a California Express Agency shipping box. CONDITION: Excellent. Appears unissued showing a light drag line, strong blue on barrel, sharp legends and nominal handling marks. Bore is bright. 2,500 - 3,500

2254

- (C) REMINGTON RAND MODEL 1911A1 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH BOX

Manufacturer: Remington Rand

Model: 1911A1

Serial No. 2175622

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Boxed and near pristine Remington Rand Model 1911-A1 .45 ACP pistol manufactured in 1945. Inspected by Frank J. Attwood (FJA) with parkerized finish 2 piece brown checkered Keyes grips. High Standard (H.S.) marked blue finished barrel. Narrow fine checkered hammer. Short checkered stamped trigger, checkered safety and slide stop. Grooved mainspring housing and long spur grip safety. Pistol is housed in a numbers matching Kraft box. CONDITION: Pistol is as new as it gets with no indication of actual use. Has some internal wear from people operating the slide. Mechanically perfect. 2,500 - 3,500

2255

- (C) UNION SWITCH & SIGNAL MODEL 1911A1 LEND LEASE SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Manufacturer: Union Switch & Signal

Model: 1911A1

Serial No. 1083072

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured 1943 by Union Switch & Signal. Model 1911-A1 .45 acp pistol inspected RCD ( Lt, Col. R.C. Downie). Light Du-Lite finish with 2 piece brown Keyes grips. Checkered safety and checkered slide stop. Narrow checkered hammer. HS (High Standard) made barrel. Slide with US&S monogram on left side with “P” proof on top of side forward of rear sight. Slide is marked with BV over Crown British proof indicating British acceptance for Lend Lease program. Short stamped checkered trigger with checkered arched mainspring housing. Long spur grip safety. CONDITION: Very fine and correct with thinning parkerized finish from honest period use. Brilliant bore and mechanically fine. 2,500 - 3,500

2256 - (M) SIGNATURE SERIES COLT ACE SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH CASE.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Ace

Serial No. SM35793

Caliber/Bore: .22 Long Rifle

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Modern

This Colt Service Model Ace Signature Series is a commemorative .22 LR 1911-style pistol. Produced around 1980–1981, it features a special floating chamber to simulate .45 ACP recoil. Features a gold etching of Sam Colt’s signature, and smooth rosewood grips with Custom Shop medallions. These were special-run display pieces and they are heavily sought after by firearm collectors. This example is complete with the original paperwork, hang tag and display case. CONDITION: The pistol appears new and unfired since factory. There are light handling marks present. The display case shows some wear and a few dings. 2,000 - 3,000

2257 - (C) COLT NATIONAL MATCH 1911 .45 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH BOX

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: National Match

Serial No. 34936-NM

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured 1969. Pre Model 70 Colt National Match Gold Cup with factory box paperwork and test target. Blue finished with checkered walnut grips with gold Rampant Colt Medallions. Adjustable trigger and Elliason rear sight. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine with 99% finish. Brilliant bore and shows no actual use. Box is superb with all paperwork including test target. Mechanically excellent 2,000 - 3,000

2258 - (C) COLT .38 SUPER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH SUPER MATCH SLIDE (1947)

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Super 38

Serial No. 48143

Caliber/Bore: .38 Super

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Per the included factory letter, this pistol shipped as a Super 38 in typical 5” blued configuration to Hall & Knight Hardware Company, Lewiston, Maine, on October 4th, 1947, in a shipment of 6. Please note that the letter incorrectly states that the gun shipped as a Super Match, but Colt Archives has confirmed the gun shipped as a Super 38. Colt Super Match slide numbered “19952” under firing pin retaining plate fit with thick blade front sight, square notch flat top rear sight, and Super Match legend. Barrel marked “COLT SUPER 38 AUTO MATCH” with encircled “MB” on left lug. Small parts comprise spurred checkered hammer, checkered slide release with milled relief cut, thick tab safety, short milled checkered trigger, checkered slide release, A1 elongated grip safety, arched serrated mainspring housing. Frame with VP proof and “5” on left side of trigger guard, right with “4” and serial number behind slide release pin. Fully checkered walnut grips. CONDITION: Very good, retaining the vast majority of the blue finish with some scattered handling marks and surface mottling. Takedown mark at slide release. Slide release and thumb safety reblued. Mechanically fine, bore with strong rifling and some mild frosting. An interesting example with a very rare slide. 2,000 - 3,000

2259 - (C) PRE-WAR COLT SERVICE MODEL ACE .22 LR SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL (1939)

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Service Model Ace

Serial No. SM707

Caliber/Bore: .22LR

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Pre-war production, manufactured in 1939. Features a standard blue finish and an adjustable rear sight. The slide features the Colt patent date roll marks and “Colt Service Model Ace” on the obverse. Serial number is located on the frame and a verified proof is present on the forward bow of the trigger guard. A fine checkered wide spur hammer and fine checkered arched mainspring housing are present. CONDITION: The blue finish exhibits high edge wear on the slide flats and the muzzle. Wear is present on the dust cover of the frame. The front grip strap finish is an even grey patina. Mechanically fine, bore with strong, bright rifling. 2,500 - 3,500

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2260 - (C) DWM 1906 COMMERCIAL 7.65MM (.30 LUGER) SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: DWM

Model: 1906 Commercial

Serial No. 34117

Caliber/Bore: .30 Luger

Barrel Length: 4 - 5/8”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Commercial DWM Lugers without the American Eagle crest are highly sought after early variations manufactured for the global market. They were sold across Europe and South America. This example features a blank chamber, standard DWM on the toggle. BUG proofs on the underside of the barrel and side of the barrel breech. The pistol has a functioning grip safety. CONDITION: The blued finish has high edge wear to the muzzle and side plate. The grip strap finish is thinning. The checkered walnut grips have wear and flattened diamonds. Some straw color remains on the trigger and takedown lever and safety. The wood base magazine is correctly un-numbered. The bore is bright, with some areas of frost. Mechanically fine. 2,000 - 3,000

2261 - (C) DWM MODEL 1923 COMMERCIAL LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Manufacturer: DWM

Model: 1923

Serial No. 8511L

Caliber/Bore: .30 Luger

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This pistol features a blued finish with straw small parts. “DWM” appears on the toggle with “Germany” export mark on the barrel breech and a “(Crown) / N” proof. A 1923 Commercial Luger (typically manufactured by DWM) is a highly sought-after collectible. These pistols are generally chambered in 7.65mm Parabellum (.30 Luger) as is this example. Standard commercial markings with the blank chamber area on the barrel extension and the standard DWM logo on top of the front toggle assembly. The various parts are all numbered in the commercial fashion, with the full serial number on the frame and underside of the barrel with the other parts numbered with the last two digits of the serial number. It has the standard inverted barleycorn front sight with the notch rear sight. Unmarked nickel plated magazine with unnumbered wooden base. CONDITION: Original blue finish overall with only minor edge and high spot wear. The various small parts retain 90% of their straw colors overall. The grips are also in good condition showing minor handling marks in few places, and some flattened diamonds. The pistol has matching numbers except the magazine as noted above. An excellent early production DWM 1923. Mechanically fine, bore very good with strong rifling and some mild frosting throughout.

2,000 - 3,500

2262 - (C) DWM ARTILLERY MODEL LUGER 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Manufacturer: DWM

Model: Artillery Luger

Serial No. 64A

Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger

Barrel Length: 8”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This pistol is an early, all matching 1917 DWM Artillery Luger. This example has both front and rear fine tune sights. Features include a blued finish with straw small parts. Checkered walnut grips. CONDITION: The muzzle has small pitting around the front sight base. Overall, the blue finish is very strong, with light handling throughout. Mechanically fine, bore has some fouling and light roughness in the grooves. The wood base magazine is correct, but not matching numbered. 2,000 - 3,000

2263 - GERMAN 1ST MODEL LUGER DRUM MAGAZINE WITH LOADER AND HOLSTERS.

Developed in 1916 by Allgemeine Elektricitäts-Gesellschaft (AEG), the First Pattern magazine features a telescoping winding handle, a hexagonal AEG proof stamp, and often matching serialization. The drum relies on a dual-spring mechanism: a flat clock-spring for the drum section and a traditional coil spring for the neck. Operating them requires a careful, methodical process. The First Model German Luger Trommelmagazin (snail drum) and its specialized loading tool were designed during WWI to give stormtroopers and artillery gunners 32 rounds of 9mm. CONDITION: The drum has matching numbers and retains its original blued finish. There is some mottling of the finish and freckling. The loader has an original painted surface and shows similar signs of use. The leather carriers are in good shape, with loose thread above a rivet. 2,000 - 3,000

2264 - SECOND MODEL LUGER SNAIL DRUM WITH LOADER

The second model Luger snail drum (Trommelmagazin 08) is an iconic 32-round drum developed for the WWI Artillery Luger and MP18 submachine gun. Designed by the Bing Brothers, this variant features a distinct folding winding handle and raised concentric rings, setting it apart from the first-pattern AEG model. Because of the drum’s incredibly high spring tension, attempting to load it manually is not recommended and can cause injury. A loading tool is required to depress the follower and insert cartridges. WWI second pattern variation magazine employs the stamped folding winding lever and has the typical rough finish of the later manufacture drums. The front and back of the magazine drum are marked with the maker’s code “B/N” (for Gebrüder Bing/Nurnberg) and the matching serial numbers. The numbers “12”, “17”, “22”, “27” and “32” are stamped around the circumference of the back edge. There is an Imperial proof on the upper left side of the magazine body. 2) Snail drum loader, black paint finish and no visible markings. CONDITION: Very good with 85% original blue finish remaining showing areas of normal usage wear and a smooth gray patina on the exposed metal. The markings are clear. Appears to function properly. Good with 80% of the black finish. Mechanically excellent. 2,000 - 3,000

Manufacturer: DWM

Model: P.08

Serial No. 507

Caliber/Bore: 9mm

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Very early, three digit, DWM Luger produced without chamber date. Features Imperial proofs and all matching numbers, with the exception of the magazine. The pistol features a blued finish with straw takedown lever, trigger, and safety lever. The pistol is a three digit serial number with no letter block, indicating early production. The heel of the front grip strap has a rare Imperial machine gun unit stamp “RMG.66”, likely referring to the reserve machine gun Company; B4 indicates the specific code for unit designation. The rig is complete with a period unmarked holster and capture papers. CONDITION: The pistol was arsenal reconditioned, probably just prior to being issued to the machine gun company, with high edge wear and thin blue on the grip straps. The plum is showing underneath the blue on the frame. The bore is bright with only light frost in the grooves. The pistol is mechanically sound. 2,500 - 3,500

2265 - (C) DWM P.08 LUGER 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER AND CAPTURE PAPERS.

2266 - (C) MAUSER MODEL 1902 CARTRIDGE CONTER 9MM LUGER

SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH BOX

Manufacturer: DWM

Model: 1902

Serial No. C246

Caliber/Bore: 9mm

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured by Mauser-Werke in Germany in 1982 as 1 of 250 produced to commemorate the 50 original DWM cartridge counter pistols of 1902. This pistol with blue finish, grip safety, and cartridge counter grips. Gold inlaid DWM on the toggle with “MOD. 1902 CARTRIDGE COUNTER” in gold on left side of frame. Controls levers are straw finished and pistol is housed in original manufacturers box. CONDITION: The pistol remains as new with no indication of use and some light handling marks. All finishes remain. Bore is brilliant. Mechanically as new. Box is slightly shop worn with loose corners and some tape repairs. 2,500 - 4,500

2267 - (C) SWISS DWM MODEL 1900 LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Manufacturer: DWM

Model: 1900

Serial No. 2245

Caliber/Bore: .30 Luger

Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

The Swiss DWM Model 1900 Luger is historically significant as the very first military adoption of the Luger pistol, formally accepted in May 1900. Manufactured by Deutsche Waffen und Munitionsfabriken (DWM), it is chambered in 7.65 mm Parabellum (.30 Luger) and features an automatic grip safety, twin flat mainsprings, a dished toggle with a toggle lock, and a distinctive Swiss cross-in-sunburst crest. Features include deep blue finish contrasted with straw-colored small parts. The very first serialized batch (Serial Nos. 2000–5000) included both Swiss military orders and commercial models. The wood base magazine is correctly unnumbered. The grips are checkered walnut. CONDITION: The all matching numbered pistol has light handling mid barrel. The grip straps are starting to thin, particularly at the heel. Small areas of mottling are present in the front grip strap area. The straw colors are lightly muted. Mechanically fine, bore excellent with strong, bright rifling. 2,500 - 3,500

2268 - (C) MAUSER BANNER 1939 EAGLE “C” POLICE LUGER WITH HOLSTER

Manufacturer: Mauser

Model: P.08

Serial No. 1542w

Caliber/Bore: 9mm

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured in 1939 by Mauser with scarce Eagle “C” German Police proof. Mauser banner marked toggle with all blue finish. 2 piece checkered walnut grips with numbers matching alloy based magazine with the Eagle “C” proof. Housed in a correct russet brown white stitch holster with loading/takedown tool and marked “HECER & LINDESELIGENTHAL/TH 1938” on back. The WWII German police Lugers are the finest commercial quality pistols of the time. These guns were used through the entirety of WW2 and survival was very limited. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine with 97% brilliant commercial blue finish with the appropriate edge wear from limited holster use. Bore is exceptionally fine. All numbers are matching. Grips are exceptionally fine. Mechanically excellent. Leather holster is excellent with little use and no actual distress other than period of use scuffs. A very fine and scarce World War II issued Eagle “C” P08 Luger. 2,000 - 3,000

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2269 - (C) MAUSER P.08 1941 SMALL DATE 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: Mauser

Model: P.08

Serial No. 4749X

Caliber/Bore: 9mm

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Very desirable and fairly scarce, this small date “1941”, “(Eagle) / L” Mauser banner police Luger has all matching numbers, including the magazine. There is an “(Eagle) / N” proof above the serial number on the breech. The Police “(Eagle) / L” appears on the right side of the breech. The grips are checkered walnut. CONDITION: The pistol has been professionally refinished and has light high edge wear. The bore has fine freckling throughout. Mechanically fine. 2,000 - 3,000

2270 - (C) MAUSER S/42 CODE K DATE 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER AND WRITTEN HISTORY.

Manufacturer: Mauser

Model: P.08

Serial No. 1201

Caliber/Bore: 9mm

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Scarce, Mauser “K Date” Luger Pistol, a highly sought-after piece of Second World War history. These pistols were manufactured in secrecy in 1934, in defiance of the Treaty of Versailles signifying the beginning of Germany’s rearmament. Only approximately 10,500 were produced, making this a true collector’s piece. S/42 on the forward toggle link, prominent capital “K” above the chamber, Capital “S” on both toggle links, side plate, takedown lever, sear bar safety lever, and right side of the receiver. Variations 2 inspection and acceptance marks on the right forward portion of the receiver, “GESICHERT” in the safe position. Comes with a 1941 dated GXY coded holster. CONDITION: The pistol exhibits high edge wear on the side plate and muzzle. The grip straps are thinning and starting to plum. Straw color is still evident on the trigger, safety and takedown lever, consistent with the wear of the pistol. The magazine is aluminum based with no serial number, but Mauser coded. Mechanically fine, bore with strong, well defined rifling and some firing residue towards muzzle. 2,000 - 3,000

2271 - (C) MAUSER RED 9 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: Mauser

Model: Red9

Serial No. 136391

Caliber/Bore: 9x19mm

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Approximately 100K Mauser C96 Red 9 pistols were delivered to the German Army between 1917 - 1918. The pistol features an internal box magazine and milled relief panels in the frame. The rear sight is an adjustable tangent style. To avoid confusion with troops, a large number 9 was milled into the grips and painted red to prevent the wrong caliber ammo being used. The rig is complete with a wood stock /holster and leather carrier. CONDITION: The pistol has all matching serial numbers, the stock forend iron numbers do not match. The blue finish has started to plum in areas. The nitre blue on the sight elevator and safety are evident. Mechanically fie, bore with strong rifling and some firing residue towards muzzle. 2,500 - 3,500

2272 - (C) MAUSER BYF 41 CODE P.08 LUGER 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER.

Manufacturer: Mauser

Model: P.08

Serial No. 9092x

Caliber/Bore: 9mm

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Commonly called the “Black Widow” Luger by collectors. Produced by Mauser in 1941. The pistol has an all blued finish with matching numbers. The rig features two FXO magazines, one black base and one metal non-matching number base. The rig is complete with a Karl Bucker manufactured 1940 dated holster and unmarked takedown tool. CONDITION: The pistol shows high edge wear to the side plate, muzzle and trigger guard. The front grip strap finish is thin in areas. The rear is stronger. The bore is bright with light frost in the lands and grooves. The pistol is mechanically sound. The holster is exceptionally nice, with tight stitching and no repairs. 2,500 - 3,500

2273 - (C) MAUSER BYF CODE P.08 9MM LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOSLTER

Manufacturer: Mauser

Model: P.08

Serial No. 9933

Caliber/Bore: 9mm

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

WW2 BYF code (Mauser) P08 Luger pistol manufactured 1941. Known as the Black Widow with black checkered plastic grips and blued controls as opposed to the straw finish on earlier models. Non-matching dural based “fxo37” marked magazine. Pistol remains all matching numbers with exception of magazine and is marked with the US 11th Armor Division monogram and named “PAUL.E. ALBRIGHT” AUSTRIA. Research list 2 separate Paul E Albrights, both of Pennsylvania, who served in WWII and are both now deceased. Pistol is accompanied by a contemporary white stitch clamshell holster with faux markings. CONDITION: Very fine with 80% blue finish. Excellent bright bore. Matching numbers. Excellent grips. Mechanically fine. Holster is fine with solid stitching and supple leather. One of the most prized souvenirs of World War II servicemen. 2,500 - 3,500

2274 - (C) WW2 BULGARIAN PROOFED MAUSER 9MM LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC

PISTOL CAPTURED FROM GERMAN FORCES

Manufacturer: Mauser

Model: P08

Serial No. 9617W

Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Produced by Mauser in 1939 using the German military code “42” and is marked so on the toggle with chamber marked “1939”. Features 655 waffenamts and a firing proof. The pistol also has a Bulgarian lion proof forward of the Nazi proofs, indicating the pistol was captured and reused by the Bulgarians. The Bulgarians utilized many captured German arms. The survival rate of these firearms is very low and to find a fine or better condition example is quite uncommon. The Bulgarians also designed and manufactured their own pattern of brown leather holsters for these rare pistols. They are very distinct and again the survival is quite uncommon. CONDITION: The pistol is all matching numbers and all waffenamts are intact. The pistol has high edge wear to the side plate and muzzle. The pistol has three magazines included, none of which are matching numbered to the pistol. The pistol has a Bulgarian holster. The diamonds of the checkered grips are still sharp. A very difficult to obtain Bulgarian rig. 2,500 - 3,500

2275 - (C) WWII GERMAN MAUSER 42 CODE P08 LUGER 40/42 DATED 1940 9MM

SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: Mauser

Model: P.08

Serial No. 6290i

Caliber/Bore: 9mm

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Known as the the 40/42 luger to collectors. Blue finished with 4” Barrel. Caliber 9mm. Manufactured by Mauser using the German military code 42 and marked on toggle “42”. Chamber dated 40 for 1940. 2 piece checkered walnut grips. Dural based white metal magazine with matching numbers. The WW2 production pistols were all blue finished and did not have the straw finished or peacock blue finish small parts that earlier productions did. Chambered for the 9mm Para cartridge with 8 round magazine capacity. The favorite captured pistol of the Allied forces.

CONDITION: Exceptionally fine as period and possibly arsenal refinished. The magazine is period renumbered to match. Bore is exceptionally fine. Mechanically excellent. The grips are excellent with matching numbers internally. A fine WW2 representative P08 Luger pistol. 2,500 - 3,500

2276 - (C) EAGLE L POLICE MAUSER

BANNER LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: Mauser

Model: P.08

Serial No. 7165K

Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

The 1941 Small Date Mauser Banner Eagle L Police Luger is a highly collectible variation of the P.08. Featuring a “1941” chamber date and Mauser Banner logo on the toggle, these pistols were issued to Nazi German police and are distinguished by the “(Eagle) / L” police acceptance stamp on the right side of the slide. The small “1941” date over the chamber and the Mauser “banner” logo on the toggle. A set of “(Eagle) / N” proofs are present on the extension and breechblock, and the “(Eagle) / L” Police stamp is on the right side of the extension. The barrel has the alignment mark and “8,83” diameter measurement but is otherwise unmarked, and a sear safety has been installed on the extension; no cuts have been made for a magazine well safety. The grips are numbered, and the magazines are matching numbers, with the other visible numbers matching. Fitted with a set of checkered grips. CONDITION: The pistol shows only muzzle wear and light handling. The rear grip strap is starting to plum. The grips have a few dings and some flattened diamonds. Mechanically fine, bore excellent with strong, bright rifling and mild frosting towards muzzle. 2,500 - 4,500

2277 - (C) WALTHER PPK 7.65MM EAGLE C POLICE SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER.

Manufacturer: Walther

Model: PPK

Serial No. 357116k

Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP

Barrel Length: 3 - 3/8”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Produced by Walther in 1941, this pistol features and Eagle/C Police proof indication it was issued to Nazi police. The numbers are matching on both frame and slide. There is a Crown N proof on the barrel and slide. The slide is roll marked with the Walther banner legend. The magazine has the desirable Bakelite finger extension and the grips are wrap around Bakelite. The rig is complete with a spare flat base magazine and a F. Grosse Dresden marked holster. CONDITION: The polished blue finish has high edge wear, mainly confined to the muzzle. Various small handling marks appear throughout the finish. The grips are free of cracks or breaks. The bore is bright. Mechanically sound. 2,000 - 3,000

2278 - (C) PRESENTATION WALTHER PPK .22 LR SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH CASE.

Manufacturer: Walther

Model: PPK

Serial No. 949879

Caliber/Bore: .22 LR

Barrel Length: 3 - 1/8”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Walther PPK .22LR Honor prize presentation pistol. Blue finish with 90 degree decocking safety. Crown “N” proofs with one piece checkered brown grip with Walther banner in ribbon monogram, Housed in blue Walther leatherette fitted presentation case with both flat base and finger rest magazines. Front strap engraved “EHRENPREIS F.D. 3 SIEGER 1. STURMWETTKAMPF 1937” (translation) “Honor prize for the 3rd victor 1st combat assault competition 1937”. Pre-War military trophy presentation pistols are quite rare and highly sought after. CONDITION: Very good with exterior blue finish with some spotting from oxidation on slide flats. Frame is excellent with some blue losses on front strap and edges. Bore is excellent. Mechanically fine. Magazine are very good. Case is excellent with some very minor period scuffing. 2,500 - 4,500

2279 - (C) SA-NSDAP MARKED WALTHER PP 7.65 PISTOL WITH CASE

Manufacturer: Walther

Model: PP

Serial No. 124487P

Caliber/Bore: 7.65mm

Barrel Length: 3 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured 1938 with blue finish and Walther banner in ribbon checkered grips. Chambered in 7.65mm / .32 ACP with drift adjustable rear sight and fixed front sight. Loaded chamber indicator and Crown “N” proofed. Front strap marked “SAN der NSDAP Gruppa Mitte”. These pistols were issued to the SA (Sturm Abteilung) NSDAP (National Socialist Workers Party). These Groups (Gruppe) were responsible for the enforcement of the Nazi party ideology against Marxism and promoted the antisemitic Pure Race policies and the expansion of Germany. These pistols were issued to distinct districts depending on the need to enforce the radical agenda of Adolf Hitler. This example is marked “Mitte”, which is one of the 28 known districts. Survival of NSDAP pistols is quite scarce. Pistol is housed in a contemporary Walther Banner display box with both finger rest and flat base magazine. CONDITION: Very good with some blue finish losses on slide from apparent moisture exposure. Grips are very good. Bore is excellent and pistol is mechanically excellent. 2,500 - 4,500

2280 - (C) DURAL FRAME WALTHER PPK-L 7.65MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: Walther

Model: PPK-L

Serial No. 518441

Caliber/Bore: 7.65mm

Barrel Length: 3 - 1/8”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

West German production Walther PPK-L 7.65 / .32 ACP pistol with blue finish and black anodized dural (alloy) frame. Manufactured 1966. Checkered one piece brown commercial Walther grips with Walther banner in ribbon monogram. Drift adjustable rear sight with integral front sight. Decocking safety with loaded chamber indicator. Chamber is date coded 1966. Pistol is complete with numbers matching brown 2 piece box with full and matching label; included are both a finger rest magazine and a flat base magazine, test target dated 4-66 with matching numbers, and instruction manual. CONDITION: Pistol is excellent with no indication of use but has a small amount of finish loss on front left of slide from box storage. Bore is brilliant, grips are superb. All paper materials are excellent and crisp and with out soiling. A very hard to find Walther in prime condition. with all commercial materials remaining. 2,500 - 3,500

2281 - (C) EAGLE F MARKED WALTHER PPK 7.65MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH DURAL FRAME.

Manufacturer: Walther

Model: PPK

Serial No. 430020k

Caliber/Bore: 7.65mm

Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This very late production, 1945 PPK features a Dural alloy frame with eagle “F” police inspection on the left side. It falls at the end of the known range where these Dural eagle “F” guns are found, 425000k430000k. The slide has a faint Zella-Mehlis address on the left and eagle “N” proofs on the right. Matching numbers present on the right side of the slide and frame. Standard fixed sights. Black checkered grips as are appropriate for these late guns. Includes a banner and caliber marked flat bottom magazine. CONDITION: Good. Slide retains the majority of its faded reapplied blue with evidence of older oxidation under the finish. Frame has been cleaned bright. Grips shows light surface marks and some expected warping. Very good, bright bore. Fine mechanics. 2,500 - 3,500

2282 - (C) WALTHER AC 41 CODE P.38 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: Walther

Model: P.38

Serial No. 7434

Caliber/Bore: 9mm

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Scarce, Walther AC41 with high polished finish and a matching magazine. The high polish commercial grade finish was very fragile and did not stand up well to the rigors of war. Comes with one matching numbered magazine. Walther “E/359” waffenamts are present. This is an early 1st variant with no letter block after the serial. CONDITION: High polished blue finish with muzzle and high edge wear. There is slight holster wear on the top slide flat in front of the rear sight. The bore is bright with scattered pinpricking in the lands and grooves. The front strap shows small areas of finish loss. Overall, a very high condition, all matching early wartime production pistol. 2,500 - 3,500

2283 - (M) RARE GERMAN WALTHER TPH .25 ACP FACTORY CUTAWAY PISTOL WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: Walther

Model: TPH

Caliber/Bore: .25 ACP

Barrel Length: 2 - 3/4”

Manufactured in West Germany with a date code of “ID” for 1983. Pistol is factory cut away with the cuts highlighted in red. Components are movable and the action can be cycled appropriately. As with German production guns, this example is built on an unserialized alloy frame with a polish blued slide. Includes correct cutaway magazine, unumbered woodgrain box, and German language manual. CONDITION: Excellent. As new with a few light handling marks. Fine mechanics. Box has some light wear. A very attractive and hard to find Walther. 1,000 - 2,000

2284 - (C) JAPANESE TYPE 44 CAVALRY CARBINE 6.5X50MM BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Japan Model: 44

Serial No. 5732

Caliber/Bore: 6.5x50mm

Barrel Length: 19”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

WW2 Japanese Type 44 Calvary Carbine as derived from the Type 38 Rifle. Chambered in 6.5 by Kokura Arsenal, Series 1 with laminated wood stock, blue finish with folding bayonet and leather rifle sling. Matching numbers with exception of dust cover. Initially issued to mounted troops and later issued to mountain troops, these carbines saw extensive use by occupation troops during the Japanese Island campaigns. CONDITION: Very fine with brilliant sharp bore. Most all finish remains with Chrysanthemum removed at time of capture.

Mechanically excellent. The wood stocks have been lightly cleaned. 1,500 - 2,500

2285 - (C) PRE-WWI NRA SALES SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1903 BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Springfield Model: 1903

Serial No. 613617

Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Barrel is stamped 10-15 with SA and Ordnance bomb. Serial number corresponds with 1915 date. Finish is pre-War blue with all milled parts. The straight bolt has a Type II cocking piece. The Magazine cut off is block letter. The finely checkered butt plate with trap is a Type IV. The milled floor plate exhibits the NRA stamp with Ordnance bomb. Stock features the wide finger grooves, single bolt reinforcement, Type II. The high hump handguard is a Type II. The JSA cartouche on left side for J.S. Adams. Rifle sports a Lyman 48 receiver sight, a serrated trigger and all other standard features including the 2700 yard Type III rear sight. Between 1913 and 1916, the Director of Civilian Marksmanship offered these rifles to NRA members. There is no star gauge on end of barrel. CONDTION: Fine. Someone has professionally altered the original straight grip stock by fitting a C style pistol grip but stock remains in excellent as altered with minor impressions. Rifle retains the majority of its blue finish with exception to the floor plate and trigger guard which are patina. Mechanically sound. The ME reading is 2. Bore is well defined but lightly frosted. 1,000 - 2,000

2286 - (C) FINE US SPRINGFIELD KRAG

1898

Manufacturer: Springfield

Model: 1898 Rifle

Serial No. 399327

Caliber/Bore: .30-40 Krag

Barrel Length: 30”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This standard 1898 rifle has the crisp JSA 1902 cartouche as well as the updated 1901 rear sight and handguard which would have been correct for an early 1902 inspected rifle. All standard features include the arsenal rust blue finish, oil quenched case color receiver, two barrel bands, swivels, brass muzzle cover and a later 1903 sling with steel frogs. CONDITION: Excellent. The stock, with its cartouche and proof P, show very little wear and is about as good as they come. Barrel retains the majority of its blue finish with nominal handling. The oil quenched receiver is mostly a pattered grey. Bright blue on trigger guard, majority of blue on bands and bright peacock nitre blue on the extractor. Mechanically sound with a well defined brilliant bright sharp bore and an ME reading of 1. This is a crisp late Model 98 rifle. 1,000 - 1,400

.30-40 KRAG BOLT ACTION RIFLE WITH MUZZLE COVER.

2287 - (C) SPRINGFIELD US MODEL

1903 TYPE T HEAVY BARREL BOLT

ACTION TARGET RIFLE

Manufacturer: Springfield Model: 1903

Serial No. 1248875

Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield

Barrel Length: 30”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

The frame number dates this rifle to 1922. The first ever 1903 Springfield Match rifle was built in 1921. This type T features the heavy round barrel but the only visible stamp is “974” ahead of the front scope block. The banded front sight base has a dovetailed Redfield bead. There are no rear sight barrel cuts, but there is a short stem Lyman 48 receiver sight. The barrel does not have the US, bomb, or date stamp and muzzle is not star gauged. The walnut stock is standard NRA style with dual reinforcing bolts, finger groove, P in circle at wrist with the “DAL” cartouche stamped on left side. Buttplate is proper stippled steel. Bolt handle is stamped “WL 3” with no etched serial number. All parts are milled including the barrel band and swivels. CONDITION: Excellent. Metal retains nearly all of its arsenal blue with some wear on guard and floor plate. Wood is excellent but stock has been professionally extended by 1 - 5/8” giving it a 14 - 1/8” length of pull. Mechanically sound with a bright strong bore. This is very early in match gun production. 1,000 - 2,000

2288

- (A) SCARCE

US SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1882 CHAFFEE-REESE BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Springfield

Model: 1884

Caliber/Bore: .45-70 Government

Barrel Length: 28”

FFL Status: Antique

Only 753 of these interesting repeating bolt action rifles devised by by Reuben Chaffee and General James Reece were manufactured by Springfield for trials and were not ultimately adopted. The blued “V / P” and eagle head proofed barrel is fitted with a pinned blade front sight and “C-R” marked ladder rear sight. Receiver is marked “U.S.-SPRINGFIELD.-1884”. The full length walnut stock has a boxed script “SWP / 1884” Samuel Porter inspector cartouche stamped near the butt plate. CONDITION: Very good. The arsenal blue has largely faded to an aged plum patina. Stock has light scattered marks and a legible cartouche. Bore is well defined with some frosting. 1,200 - 1,800

2289 - (C) SPRINGFIELD US MODEL 1899 KRAG BOLT ACTION CARBINE.

Manufacturer: Springfield

Model: 1899

Serial No. 281434

Caliber/Bore: .30-40 Krag

Barrel Length: 22”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This Krag dates to 1900 and was inspected in 1901 with JSA cartouche date stamp on left side of stock. The wrist has a cursive proof P stamp. Standard carbine with no saddle ring or bar. Frame is stamped Model 1899. The rear sight has the Carbine “C” stamp on left side. Standard features include the pinned blade on base front sight, blue finish with oil quenched magazine gate, short walnut carbine stock with finger groove and the proper hand guard. Buttplate is smooth. These carbines saw action during the Philippine-American War, the Moro Rebellion, and the Boxer Rebellion. CONDITION: Excellent. Barrel and frame retain majority of their blue finish with minor handling and some toning. The oil quenched magazine gate has darkened. The extractor still retains generous nitre blue. Stock is excellent with sundry dings and impressions. Forearm is excellent. Barrel band and butt plate are patina. Trigger guard still retains some strong bright blue. Mechanically sound with a defined but frosted bore. It is estimated that the government produced 36,000 of this model carbine. 1,500 - 2,500

2290 - (A) FINE US SPRINGFIELD

ARMORY MODEL 1896 KRAG BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Springfield Armory

Model: 1896

Serial No. 101054

Caliber/Bore: .30-40 Krag

Barrel Length: 30”

FFL Status: Antique

The Model 1896 was the standard American long-arm for Marines and regular Army troops engaged in Cuba in 1898 once war was declared in April. This standard Model 1896 rifle has a crisp “JSA 1896” cartouche along with the cursive “P” proof under wrist. Both sides of stock have a rack or unit number “22” stamp. First type 1896 rear sight and handguard. Stock is walnut with finger grooves. Pinned blade-on-base front sight, two bands, blue finish, swivels, and smooth buttplate with trap. CONDITION: Excellent. Barrel retains the majority of its blue finish showing some minor handling marks. The frame and magazine are now a mottled patina. The magazine cover is blue with some freckling. The stock is excellent with nominal impressions. The trigger guard shows flashes of blue blending with patina. Mechanically sound with a bold lightly frosted bore. 1,000 - 1,400

2291 - VERY SCARCE NORWEGIAN M1894 SNIPER VOIGTLANDER SCOPE AND MOUNT.

In 1910 1,000 Model 1894 Krag rifles numbered in the 89602 to 90601 range were fitted were with telescopic sights. Five were to be issued to each company as sniper rifles for high value targets. This mount is numbered “90557”. The specially designed blued elevation adjustable base holds a German made Voigtlaender scope numbered “286”. CONDITION: Very good. The vast majority of the arsenal blue is retained with areas of fading and some older oxidation spotting. Optics are somewhat hazy. A very rare sniper scope seldom seen loose. 1,000 - 2,000

2292 -

MODEL 1903 STAR GAUGE NRA

SPORTER BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Springfield Armory

Model: 1903

Serial No. 1276177

Caliber/Bore: .30-06

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

These rifles were produced specifically for the DCM and sold to NRA members hence the title. This type was only available from 1924 through 1932. This example has the SA 4-27 barrel date with the Ordnance bomb. The serial number corresponds with the 1927 production date. It features the star gauge barrel as used on Springfield’s match rifles. Standard issue with left side mounted Lyman 48 receiver sight, no rear sight barrel cuts, and military banded front sight. Finish is arsenal rust blue. The special NRA sporting half stock has a single barrel band, no finger grooves, two reinforcing bolts, plain pistol grip, swivels, and the type 7 stamped and stippled steel butt plate. CONDITION: Excellent. This rifle does not appear to have seen much use. The stock is almost devoid of impressions and metal retains nearly all the blue finish with nominal handling marks. Even the floor plate and trigger guard retain the majority of bright blue. Mechanically sound. The ME reading is a bit over 1. Rifling is defined with light frosting. Very handsome and desirable commercial NRA sporting rifle. 1,500 - 2,000

(C) SPRINGFIELD ARMORY

2293 - (C) USMC REMINGTON MODEL

40-X .22 LR TARGET RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Remington

Model: 40-X

Serial No. 6336

Caliber/Bore: .22 LR

Barrel Length: 28”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

One of 2200 produced for the Marine Corps with “U.S.M.C. PROPERTY” marked receiver. Manufactured in 1958 per barrel date code. Blued heavy barrel with scope blocks. Single shot action with rear sight bases. Heavy oiled walnut target stock with accessory rail and White Line pad. A “119” rack number is painted on each side, with an additional “70” added in marker to the grip. CONDITION: Very good. Nearly all of the factory blue is retained with some rubs and wear. Stock has a dark, aged appearance with scattered scuffs and impressions. Rear sling swivel has been removed. Butt plate has crystalized and is partially deteriorated. Crisp, bright bore. Fine mechanics. 1,000 - 1,500

2294 - (C) REMINGTON 03-A4 STYLE

BOLT ACTION SNIPER RIFLE BY JAMES RIVER.

Manufacturer: Remington

Model: 03-A3

Serial No. 3802508

Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This high quality replica of the World War II 03-A4 sniper rifle was built on an original 1943 03-A3 receiver by James River Armory. Modern matte finished Criterion barrel with no front sight mounted. Receiver is mounted with a contemporary Malcom-Hi-Lux M73G2 scope on a James River mount which is numbered to the gun. Crisp GI style oiled walnut stocks with added crossed cannons and “FJA” inspection cartouche. Includes an olive web sling. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the contemporary finishes are retained. Stocks are excellent. Excellent bore. Fine mechanics. Clear optics. 1,000 - 1,500

2295 - (C) CUSTOM REMINGTON 1903 BOLT ACTION MATCH/SNIPER RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Remington

Model: 1903

Serial No. 3053788

Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

As per the consignor, this rifle was built by the CMP custom shop using a 1943 period Remington Model 1903 action with a new made Criterion barrel. Front sight slot is left blank. The rear sight is a standard 2700 yard ladder rear sight. The walnut stock is a C-type with grip to which a sling swivel was added to the right side of stock and there are no visible cartouche stamps. The hand guard has been recessed to accept the front portion of the CMP mounted A-O scope blocks which now are mounted with a 3/4” Lyman Super Targetspot scope with the adjustable rear mount that measures 24” and has its lens caps. The barrel bands are machined while the floor plate is A3 style pressed steel. Rifle still retains the standard military sling swivels. The bolt is a cut A4 style. Majority of finish is parkerized with some blued parts. CONDITION: Fine. The blued floor plate and trigger guard retain about 50% finish. The parkerized parts retain the majority of their finish showing minimal handling marks. The stock is solid but displays sundry dents and bruises. The scope retains nearly all of its factory blue, thin cross hair reticle, no dot, fairly clear with a bit of cloudiness at 1 0’ Clock. Mechanically sound. ME reads 0. TE also reads 0 with clean bore. 1,200 - 1,800

2296 - (M) NIEDERSACHEN POLICE HECKLER & KOCH P7 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: Heckler & Koch

Model: P7

Serial No. 14349

Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Produced for issue to the West German Niedersachsen State Police, the right side of the slide is marked with the serial number, “Nds” Niedersachsen roundel, and “BWB / 415” eagle proof. Right side of the frame also has corresponding serial number and eagle proof. Slide and frame are finished in dark brushed matte blue. Drift adjustable white dot front and rear sights. Iconic squeeze-cock action and heel magazine release. Grips are 2-piece pebble textured polymer, the left with “HK P7” designation. Right side of the frame has “HKI-Trussville AL” import mark along with importer added 2-line warning on the underside of the trigger guard. Includes 2 total magazines. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the factory finishes are retained with some high edge wear and a few scattered spots. Fine bright polygonal rifled bore. Fine mechanics. 2,000 - 3,000

2297 - (M) HECKLER & KOCH P7 SQUEEZE COCKER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: Heckler & Koch

Model: P7

Serial No. 35369

Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Modern

Manufactured in West Germany in 1982. Commercial import by HK INC of Arlington, Virginia. Finished in plum blue with matted slide top and frame. Drift adjustable 3-dot sights. 2-piece pebble textured grips, the left with “HK P7” designation. Includes 2 total magazines. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the original blue is retained with some high edge silvering. Grips are excellent. Fine, bright polygonal rifled bore. Fine mechanics. 2,000 - 3,000

2298 - (M) POLICE HECKLER & KOCH HK P7 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: Heckler & Koch

Model: P7

Serial No. 72186

Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Modern

Originally produced for issue to the West German Niedersachsen State Police in 1986, the right side of the slide is marked with the serial number, “Nds” Niedersachsen roundel, “10/86” date, and “BWB / 316” eagle proof. Right side of the frame also has corresponding serial number and eagle proof. Slide and frame are finished in dark brushed matte blue finish. Drift adjustable white dot front and rear sights. Iconic squeeze-cock action and heel magazine release. Grips are 2-piece pebble textured polymer, the left with “HK P7” designation. Right side of the frame has “HKI-Trussville AL” import mark along with imported added 2-line warning on the underside of the trigger guard. Includes 3 total magazines, a non matching 2-piece factory box, and factory paperwork. CONDITION: Very good. Pistol retains the vast majority of its factory finish with some high edge wear, especially along the slide. Right grip has scuffing near the base. Grips are otherwise very good. Mirror bright polygonal rifled bore. Fine mechanics. Box shows some edgewear. 2,500 - 4,500

2299 - (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

2300 - (C) RARE KIMBAL ARMS .30 CARBINE SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: Kimbal Arms

Model: .30 Carbine

Serial No. 56

Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Produced by Kimball Arms in the late 1950s, only around 250 of these potent blowback pistols were made in .30 Carbine. Finished in blue, this standard example is fitted with a heavy fixed blade front sight, adjustable target rear, and 2-piece checkered composition grips.

CONDITION: Fine. Barrel retains the vast majority of its factory blue with areas of thinning. Frame and slide display nearly all of their blue with some high edge silvering. Crisp grips. Crisp, well defined bore with some frosting. Fine mechanics. A very rare pistol with a low survival rate. 2,000 - 3,000

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2301 - (M) SCARCE HIGH QUALITY

ANSCHUTZ 1432 .22 HORNET BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Anschutz

Model: 1432

Serial No. 1262133

Caliber/Bore: .22 Hornet

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Modern

Manufactured in West Germany in 1984. Based on the legendary Olympic Match 54 action, very few were ever imported into the States and few make it to the market. Blued tapered barrel with ramped and hooded front bead sight and flip up adjustable u-notch rear. Receiver is mounted with a Weatherby Supreme 3-9x scope with duplex reticle. Skip line checkered walnut stock with Schnabel tip, inlaid grip cap, rollover Monte Carlo cheek piece, and serrated plastic butt plate. Underside of the barrel is import marked. CONDITION: Excellent. Rifle retains the vast majority of its factory finish showing nominal handling marks. Trigger guard is thinning. Stock has some scattered light impressions. Crisp, bright bore. Fine mechanics. Very high quality German made rifle in a very popular and accurate caliber. 1,500 - 2,500

2302 - (M) COOPER ARMS MODEL 21

.204 RUGER BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Cooper Arms

Model: Model 21

Serial No. 2577

Caliber/Bore: .204 Ruger

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Modern

Cooper Arms Model 21 in .204 Ruger with stainless steel heavy barrel and oil finished walnut stock. Mounted with Weaver 4.5-14x variable scope with adjustable objective and target adjustment knobs. CONDITION: Very good with some light exterior surface oxidation from storage. Bore is excellent and bright. Optics are clear. Mechanically fine. 1,500 - 2,000

2303 - (M) CUSTOM LIGHTWEIGHT

6.5MM BOLT ACTION RIFLE WITH DALE GOENS STOCK.

Manufacturer: Custom

Model: Bolt Action

Serial No. RS25284

Caliber/Bore: 6.5mm

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Modern

This is an outstanding handy little sporting rifle that is devoid of markings as to manufacture other than serial number and a crowned “L” proof (Belgium?). Rapid taper barrel unmarked and without iron sights, marked “BS” on underside of shank. Fit with a Leupold 2-7x Vari-X II scope with fine duplex and center target dot reticle. Canjar trigger. Stock signed “Dale W Goens” on interior between recoil lug and blind magazine. Stock of excellent grain and color with modified point pattern checkering at forearm and wrist, studs at forearm tip and toe line, screw with escutcheon behind forearm, and a cheekpiece with flowing edge that rolls into wrist and fluted nose. Pistol grip cap and Niedner style buttplate with trap, vacant. Stock screws are checkered, and escutcheon for forescrew is finely stippled. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains the vast majority of the custom finishes with some minor scattered handling marks and rubs. Stock commensurate, with one notable chip at tang and some freckling to pistol grip cap. Mechanically fine, although bolt and scope need to be addressed as they occasionally will catch each other, bore with strong rifling and some mild firing residue. A chamber cast will need to be done to confirm chamber length and exact cartridge. 1,000 - 1,500

2304 - (M) H.D. RIFLES REMINGTON 700

M40A3 STYLE .308 BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Remington

Model: 700

Serial No. E6732024

Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester

Barrel Length: 25 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Modern

While unsigned, consignor states this quality M40A3 style rifle was built by H.D. Rifles. Heavy profile Lothar Walther barrel marked “308” on left side of shank, HDR on right. Short action Remington 700 with enlarged tactical bolt knob and a TriggerTech single stage trigger with curved bow. McMillan A4 composite stock with custom adjustable cheekpiece made of aluminum and then wrapped in a soft composite, integral bag rider. Mounted with a Schmidt & Bender PM II 3-12x50 scope with illuminated P3L FFP reticle. Fore scope ring with attachment point across top. CONDITION: Retains the majority of the custom net-painted finish with scuffs and rubs throughout, some to base material. Buttpad with adhesive that has picked up some detritus. Mechanically fine, bore with strong rifling and some firing residue. Trigger breaks at approximately 1.5#. Glass is clear and throws smoothly, illumination a little weak. A nice rifle. 1,000 - 2,000

2305 - (M) GA PRECISION REMINGTON 700 “THE ROCK” .308 WINCHESTER BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Remington

Model: 700

Serial No. G6339868

Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Modern

GA Precision is an extremely highly regarded name in the Precision Rifle world and built their rifles for a number of high level clientele, including the FBI HRT teams. This example was built off a Remington 700 short action, with a very heavy profile barrel marked “.308 WIN” on left side with “GA Precision” on right. Camo painted stock with rail at forearm for bipod, left side marked “1.558” under serial number; given the chambering, this is likely bullet length the gun preferred for best accuracy. Right side marked “HS: 1.631” above has escape port for headspace. Mounted with a Schmidt & Bender 4-16x50 PMII scope with FFP mil-dot reticle and add-on spirit level. Trigger breaks at a crisp 2#. CONDITION: Good, retaining the majority of the custom camo paint with scuffs to base material throughout consistent with range use; unsurprising, considering that the owner tracked headspace and bullet depth. Scope is clear and throws smoothly. Mechanically fine, bore with strong rifling and frosting in grooves. 1,500 - 2,500

2306 - (M) ROBAR SR-90 REMINGTON MODEL 700 BOLT ACTION RIFLE IN .308 WINCHESTER.

Manufacturer: Remington

Model: 700

Serial No. B6536382

Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Modern

Although unsigned, consignor states this rifle to be a ROBAR Tactical build on the venerable Remington 700 platform. It is fitted with a free floated fluted heavy stainless barrel with target crown. Accurized action with oversized bolt handle. Vortex Viper 6-24x50mm scope which includes a sun shade and lens covers. ROBAR profile SR90 pilar bedded fiberglass stock with pebble texturing, forward accessory rail, palm swell grip, cheek riser, and adjustable butt pad. Rifle is camo dipped. CONDITION: Very good. The camo finish shows range scuffs and use throughout. Butt pad has a few minor losses. Crisp, bright bore with well defined rifling. Fine mechanics. Clear optics. Scope illumination does not function, presumably needs a new battery. 2,000 - 3,000

2307 - (M) REMINGTON MODEL 700

WSM BOLT ACTION RIFLE BUILT BY GA PRECISION

Manufacturer: Remington

Model: 700

Serial No. G6348583

Caliber/Bore: 7mm WSM

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Modern

GA Precision is an extremely highly regarded name in the Precision Rifle world and built their rifles for a number of high level clientele, including the FBI HRT teams. This example is built on a Remington 700 action and fit with a fluted heavy profile barrel marked “GA Precision” on right side of shank and “7mm WSM” on left. Action with a Badger Ordnance scope rail and enlarged tactical bolt knob. McMillan woodland camo stock in foliage green, black, and tan marbling, with studs at forearm and spigot at forearm and at toeline. CONDITION: Very good, with some age related discoloration and handling marks throughout, including some scuffs and silvering. Mechanically fine, bore excellent with strong rifling and some mild firing residue. 1,000 - 2,000

7MM

2308 - (M) REMINGTON MODEL 700 5R

MILSPEC .308 BOLT ACTION RIFLE WITH SCHMIDT & BENDER GLASS.

Manufacturer: Remington

Model: 700

Serial No. S6763260

Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Modern

Threaded tapered barrel marked “REMINGTON ARMS COMPANY INC, ILION, NY 308 WIN 5R RIFLING” with “CF” stamp on left side of shank and “REP” proof on right. Weaver scope base mounted with a Schmidt & Bender PMII 4-16x50mm scope with illuminated FFP P4FL reticle. and added bubble level. Mounted in an grey HS Precision stock with adjustable cheekpiece and comb. CONDITION: Very good used condition with scattered handling marks and scuffs throughout, heavier to stock. Mechanically fine, bore with strong rifling, scope is clear and throws smoothly, illumination functions correctly. 1,000 - 2,000

2309 - (M) REMINGTON MODEL 700 .308 WINCHESTER BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Remington

Model: 700

Serial No. RR12282K

Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Modern

Faintly marked with Remington legends on left side of barrel. Typical Remington legends throughout. In an H-S Precision stock with palm swell at forearm and pistol grip, H-S Precision branded recoil pad, bipod on VersaPod mount, and an Osprey Global 10-40x scope with SFP mil-dot reticle with RGB illumination. CONDITION: Good as used, with the vast majority of a custom-applied desert tan camo with scattered handling marks and rubs, some to bare metal. Mechanically fine, bore with strong rifling and mild frosting. Glass is clear and throws smoothly, illumination does not work, may be a battery issue. 1,000 - 2,000

2310 - (M) REMINGTON MODEL 700 BOLT ACTION RIFLE WITH ACCURACY INTERNATIONAL CHASSIS.

Manufacturer: Remington

Model: 700

Serial No. RR52319B

Caliber/Bore: .300 Win Mag (?)

Barrel Length: 25”

FFL Status: Modern

Unmarked as to caliber, but consignor states caliber to be .300 Win Mag; single stack AI magazine and long action suggest this is a distinct possibility. Custom heavy taper barrel with muzzle brake with three slanted ports, Accuracy International AT AICS chassis with KeyMod forearm, folding pistol grip, adjustable cheekpiece, bipod on VersaPod mount, cheekpiece pouch with match saver on exterior, and mounted with an Osprey Global 10-40x50mm scope with SFP IRF reticle and RGB illumination. CONDITION: Good as used, with scattered handling handling mar ks and rubs as befits range use. Oxidation to action and barrel consistent with storage. Heavy storage grease throughout. Mechanically fine, bore with strong rifling and some moderate frosting. Glass is clear and throws smoothly, illumination functions appropriately. 1,000 - 2,000

2311 - (M) REMINGTON MODEL 700 BOLT ACTION RIFLE WITH MARCH SCOPE.

Manufacturer: Remington

Model: 700

Serial No. RR88019E

Caliber/Bore: .22-250 Remington

Barrel Length: 26”

FFL Status: Modern

Contemporary production with a factory matte finished medium heavy profile barrel. Action is mounted with a highly desirable March 2.5-25x52mm SFP scope with MTR-3 reticle. Black splatter pattern Stocky’s target stock with rubber recoil pad. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the factory finishes are retained with some faint high edge silvering as well as thinning on the bolt handle. Very good, well defined bore. Fine mechanics. Clear optics. 1,500 - 2,500

2312 - (M) SAKO S20 6.5 CREEDMOOR BOLT ACTION RIFLE WITH BURRIS GLASS.

Manufacturer: SAKO

Model: S20

Serial No. Z41620

Caliber/Bore: 6.5 Creedmoor

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Modern

The S20 was Sako’s hybrid rifle, built on the legendary TRG and intended for both the hunting and precision rifle markets. This example is the Sako Precision in a slightly different stock more reminiscent of a PRS stock than a hunting stock. Fluted and threaded barrel with typical legends including Beretta importer marking, Sako serial number, caliber, and 1:8 twist. Mounted with a Burris XTR II 5-25x50 FFP scope with illuminated SCR reticle and added spirit level. Includes factory box and a spare 10 round magazine. CONDITION: Good with evidence of range and hunting use throughout, primarily as heavy scuffs to stock. Retains virtually all of the factory finishes with some very minor handling marks, with an errant rub on barrel and some silvering to bolt knob. Mechanically fine, bore with visible rifling and darkness. With box that has damage to cardboard tabs. 1,000 - 1,500

Manufacturer: sako

Model: P04R

Serial No. 766983

Caliber/Bore: .22 LR

Barrel Length: 22”

FFL Status: Modern

Manufactured by Sako in Finland and imported by Beretta. This switch barrel set includes barrels chambered in .22 LR, .22 Magnum, .17 HMR, and .17 Mach 2. All of the barrels are sporting tapered with blue finish and no iron sight provisions. Action is mounted with a Nikon Monarch 4-16x scope. Black synthetic stock with Sako butt plate. Gun is accompanied by both magazines, its fitted aluminum case, outer box, manual, and wrench. CONDITION: Near excellent. Rifle shows range scuffs throughout. Bores are fine with some firing residue. Fine mechanics. 1,200 - 1,800

2313 - (M) SAKO MODEL P04R QUAD BOLT ACTION RIMFIRE RIFLE 4 BARREL SET.

2314 - US WWII US MARINE CORPS EXPERIMENTAL HBT BODY ARMOR FLAK JACKET.

Experimental body armor designed during World War II for the US Marine Corps. No markings except the small size tag on the collar marked “S”. Two exterior pockets on the left size of the jacket. The buckles on the jacket are all labeled “Waterbury Buckle Co.” and the snaps are marked “UNITED CARR”. Every plate is secured in its sleeve by a button that can be undone to allow for their removal. There are 15 slots in total with added padding in each shoulder to make the armor a bit more comfortable to wear. This vest has the softer plates that are not made of Doron but rather a ballistic fiber enclosed in a waterproof covering. The Marine Corps supposedly procured 2000 jackets for testing and the 2nd Regiment, 2nd Marine Division was to use them, but by the time they were received they could only be used in the “mopping up” stage of Okinawa. The jacket is complete with all buttons. There is a mix of hard and soft plates in the pockets. The initials “J.O.J.” are in the collar beneath the size tag. Scattered blemishes and staining. CONDITION: Good. Please note that this armor is being sold as a collectible only, and not a protective device 1,000 - 2,000

2315 - US WWII US MARINE CORPS EXPERIMENTAL HBT BODY ARMOR FLAK JACKET.

Experimental body armor designed during World War II for the US Marine Corps. No markings except the small size tag on the collar marked “S”. No exterior pockets. Rather than buckles, the front closure for this garment utilizes US Army 13 star buttons. Every plate is secured in its sleeve by tie strings that can be undone to allow for their removal. There are 12 slots in total. The armor plates were made of Doron which was developed by Dow Chemical in 1943 and testing of the jackets began in mid-1944. The Marine Corps supposedly procured 2000 jackets for testing and the 2nd Regiment, 2nd Marine Division was to use them, but by the time they were received they could only be used in the “mopping up” stage of Okinawa. The jacket is complete with all buttons. Scattered blemishes and staining. CONDITION: Good. Please note that this armor is being sold as a collectible only, and not a protective device 1,000 - 2,000

2316 - BRITISH WWII MEDICAL RESEARCH COUNCIL BODY ARMOR.

From 1940-1942 the British Army and the Medical Research Council (MRC) worked hard at developing a set of body armor that could fill the needs of all services that could be worn comfortably. The material used in this body armor was the same 1mm manganese steel found in British helmets. The body armor was designed so that its three pieces covered the vital parts of the body. “After field trials on 5000 sets of armor, official use was given in April 1942 to introduce the body armor into the British Army. Originally 500,000 sets were to be produced although eventually only 200,000 were actually produced with 79,000 being issued.” This example is complete with its chest plate, lower belly, and rear plate. Canvas coverings with felt padding held in place by straps. Marked “ABL / AMS” with obscured date. Scattered wear with stains and blemishes. CONDITION: Good. Please note that this armor is being sold as a collectible only, and not a protective device

800 - 1,200

2317 - US WWI LIGHTWEIGHT BODY ARMOR.

Designed by Hamilton De Forest of New York and was one of the most lightweight designs during World War I. The armor features a front and back plate with shoulder straps that have separated. Canvas covering exhibits scattered scuffs, stains, and tears but remains intact. Appears unmarked. A waist strap secures the front. CONDITION: Good. Please note that this armor is being sold as a collectible only, and not a protective device 800 - 1,200

2318 - LOT OF 5: VIETNAM WAR ERA FLAK JACKETS.

Lot consists of: (A) US BUAER (Bureau of Aeronautics) Flak Vest worn by Navy and Marine Corps aircrews early in the Vietnam War. Size 44. Manufactured by L.W. Foster Sportswear Co., Inc. and dated 24 June 1957. All tags present. Zipper and snaps function properly. Named to “Cesar Caramanzana” on interior. Scattered light blemishes with evident wear. CONDITION: Good. (B) US M-53 lower torso body armor. Tag present. Zipper functions. Scattered stains and wear. CONDITION: Good. (C) Vietnamese copy of a US M-69 flak jacket by CO TRUNG BINH. Size medium. Tags present on interior. Original instruction manual present in pocket. Velcro functions properly. Scattered stains and wear. CONDITION: Good. (D) US T61-5 Titanium Nylon composite armor experimental early Vietnam War flak jacket that saw some limited use the Navy in PBR boats. Tags present on interior. Size small. Velcro functions with strong elastic. Scaled plates rattle. Scattered blemishes and wear. CONDITION: Good. (E) North Vietnamese Army body armor. NVA Transportation Corps drivers assigned to Unit 559 wore body armor in limited numbers on the Ho Chi Minh Trail in the late 1960s-early 1970s. Unmarked. Clips function. Plates present. Scattered wear and blemishes throughout. CONDITION: Very good. Please note that this armor is being sold as a collectible only, and not a protective device 500 - 1,000

2319 - LOT OF 4: RUSSIAN BODY ARMOR.

Lot consists of: (A) Russian Series AA010 Model MD-99 woodland camouflage body armor. Tag is present. Hard plate present in black pouch. Velcro functions. Light fading with scattered wear and blemishes throughout. CONDITION: Good. (B) SS-leto 6B5 “Ulej” bulletproof vest. Large tag is present inside but only partially legible. No plates. Fading with scattered repairs throughout. Velcro and straps function. CONDITION: Fair. (C) 6B4 ballistic vest, used by the Russians in Afghanistan, though never produced in big numbers. Large tag and stamped specifications present inside. All buttons appear present. Velcro and straps function. All ceramic plates present. Scattered wear and blemishes throughout. CONDITION: Good. (D) VSR camouflage plate carrier. Appears unmarked. Plates present. Velcro functions. Scattered wear and blemishes throughout with some minor fraying. CONDITION: Good. Please note that this armor is being sold as a collectible only, and not a protective device 500 - 1,000

2320 - LOT OF 2: US WWII USAAF M1 FLYERS VEST AND NAVY FLAK VEST.

Lot consists of: (A) World War II US Army Air Force M1 flyer’s vest with M3 Flyer’s apron. The Air Corps began issuing flak jackets to aircrews in 1942. These early flak jackets were heavy, consisting of steel plates sown into multi-layered canvas that would catch low velocity fragments. An M3 apron panel was added to increase the protected areas. The heavy protection vest had a pull tab to dump it quickly if the crew had to bail out. This is the “Wilkinson Sword” version that features drab brown canvas, soft white corduroy backing, and nickel plated hardware. Complete with the bright red felt ripcord to eject the vest. Scattered blemishes and frayed areas. Buckles exhibit oxidation. CONDITION: Good. (B) World War II US Navy flak vest manufactured by The Burger Brothers for the US Navy. Lift the Dot snaps marked “BOSTON MASS UBNITED CARR”. Original tag present. Missing apron. Pull tab present. CONDITION: Good. Please note that this armor is being sold as a collectible only, and not a protective device 500 - 1,000

2321 - LOT OF 3: GERMAN, SWISS, AND DUTCH FLAK JACKETS.

Lot consists of: (A) Bristol Armour German army camouflage flak jacket plate carrier. Manufactured by Bristol. D.P.M camouflage pattern with original tags intact. Named “Hellinger” inside collar. Stains throughout with some fraying on edges. Plates present. CONDITION: Good. (B) Swiss Splitterschutzweste 70. Tag present inside collar. Functioning zipper and snaps. Plates present. Scattered light wear. CONDITION: Very good. (C) Dutch Wittock Van Landegem flak jacket. Original tag present inside lower back. No plates. Snaps, zippers, and Velcro function properly. Light wear throughout with scattered blemishes. CONDITION: Very good. Please note that this armor is being sold as a collectible only, and not a protective device 400 - 800

2322

- SAFECO EOD BOMB SUIT.

Upper of suit. Safeco EOD patch on front. All snaps and Velcro function properly. Cooling suit and BCS3 cooling system present but untested. Also included is the ballistic helmet with visor and EOD Mk. 2 audio gear. Helmet shows wear with scattered blemishes. Cord has crumbled from age. Untested. Suit is clean overall. CONDITION: Good. Please note that this armor is being sold as a collectible only, and not a protective device 400 - 800

2323

- LOT OF 4: US ARMY, NAVY, AND AIR FORCE FLAK JACKETS.

Lot consists of: (A) US M81 PASGT woodland camouflage flak jacket. Functioning Velcro and snaps. Sized Medium with original tags intact. Manufactured by Eastwind Industries. Inc. Contract number “DSA10083-C-0418”. Light fading with scattered stains throughout. Some minor fraying on edges. CONDITION: Good. (B) Guardian Technologies International, Inc. Excalibur II woodland camouflage flak jacket. Sized Medium with original tags intact. Date issued “3/13/1996”. Functioning Velcro. Light wear. CONDITION: Very good. (C) US Navy MK 1 Model 0 flak jacket. Functioning Velcro and snaps. Sized XL with tags intact. Manufactured by H&S Manufacturing, Inc. Contact number N00024-98-R-4037. Manufactured in 2000. Scattered light wear. CONDITION: Very good. (D) Davis Aircraft Model 6003 nylon flack vest, one of the earliest models used by the NYPD ESU. The vest is stamped with specifications on the interior. Scattered stains throughout. Straps exhibit fraying. Plates present in back. Snaps function properly. CONDITION: Good. Please note that this armor is being sold as a collectible only, and not a protective device 400 - 800

2324 - LOT OF 4: FRENCH BODY ARMOR AND HELMET.

Lot consists of: (A) Warein S.A. CCE woodland camouflage flak vest. Tag is present inside collar. Velcro and zippers function. Light wear and blemishes throughout. Contained in carry bag that exhibits wear. CONDITION: Very good. (B) Tags present in collar. Velcro and snaps function. Light wear throughout. CONDITION: Very good. (C) Ariel flak vest with scaled hard plates. Tag present inside collar. Straps and snaps function. Scattered stains and wear throughout. CONDITION: Good. (D) French M78 helmet. Blue painted exterior. Interior crown marked “DUNOIS COUSANCE”. Dated 1981. Complete with liner and chinstrap. Scattered scuffs and dent. CONDITION: Good. Please note that this armor is being sold as a collectible only, and not a protective device 400 - 800

2325 - LOT OF 3: US ARMY BODY ARMOR.

Lot consists of: (A) Woodland camouflage PS-930 Ranger Body Armor. Size XL. Date of manufacture 10/03/94. Tag present. Velcro functions. Hard plates present. Scattered wear and blemishes. CONDITION: Very good. (B) Point Blank Woodland camouflage Interceptor Body Armor. Size XL. Date of manufacture 5 2003. Identified by serial number “AF213594”. Tags present. Velcro and snaps function. Two hard plates present. Groin pad present. Scattered wear and blemishes. CONDITION: Very good. (C) Body Armor, Ground Troops, Front and Back Plates. Contract number “DSA100-69-C-0548”. Velcro functions. Vietnam era with 1969 contract date. Scattered wear and blemishes. CONDITION: Good. Please note that this armor is being sold as a collectible only, and not a protective device 400 - 800

2326 - US KOREAN WAR M12 BODY ARMOR VEST.

First introduced in 1944, seeing service during the Korean War before being replaced by different models. The M12 Protective Vest consists of 28 overlapping, rectangular aluminum plates, roughly a quarter inch thick. They line the bottom and top of the vest and are backed by several layers of ballistic nylon. The upper plates on the front and back can be unsnapped and folded down to facilitate the use of load bearing equipment and backpacks. The M12 has a single strap around the sides to secure it to the body but features a quick release system using directional snaps which separates the front and back of the vest at the shoulders if needed to be dropped quickly. Appears unmarked. Snaps and straps function but exhibit heavy oxidation. Scattered wear throughout with a few tears and frayed areas. CONDITION: Good. Please note that this armor is being sold as a collectible only, and not a protective device 400 - 800

2327 - LOT OF 5: POLISH, YUGOSLAVIAN, BELGIAN, BRITISH, AND SWEDISH FLAK JACKETS.

Lot consists of: (A) Polish Military Moratex Wz. 93 Pantera camouflage flak jacket. No hard plates present. Tags present in lower back. Functioning Velcro and zippers. Scattered stains throughout with lighter wear. CONDITION: Very good. (B) Yugoslavian Army Borovo M68 MOL summer camouflage pattern flak jacket. No hard plates present. Tags present in lower back. Functioning snaps and Velcro. Scattered stains throughout with service wear. CONDITION: Good. (C) Swedish Cato Ringstad flak jacket. Tag present inside collar. Dated 1992. Velcro and zippers function properly. Scattered light stains and blemishes throughout. CONDITION: Good. (D) Belgian jigsaw camouflage flak vest with rank insignia on front. Appears unmarked. Velcro and buckles function. Light wear and blemishes throughout. CONDITION: Very good. (E) British Lightweight Combat Body Armour. OD green. Tag present. Sized medium and named to “WILLIAMS”. Velcro functions. Light wear and blemishes throughout. CONDITION: Good. Please note that this armor is being sold as a collectible only, and not a protective device 300 - 600

2328 - US ARMY WOODLAND CAMOUFLAGE BALLISTIC COUNTERMINE

ENSEMBLE.

Body Armor Countermine Ensemble consisting of a vest, trousers, left and right shoulder pads, helmet cover, and four arm pads. All have intact tags except for the arm pads. All are sized medium or large. Trousers are dated “7-98”, vest “06/05”, and shoulder pads “07/06”. All have functioning Velcro with vibrant colors. Trousers exhibit some fading. CONDITION: Very good. Please note that this armor is being sold as a collectible only, and not a protective device 300 - 600

2329 - LOT OF 3: US MILITARY SOFT SMALL ARMS PROTECTIVE BODY ARMOR.

Lot consists of: (A) Body Armor, Soft, Small Arms Protective. Manufactured by Specialty Plastic Products, Inc., dated AUG 2000. Size large. All tags intact. Functioning Velcro. Hard plate Velcroed to front. Light wear. CONDITION: Very good. (B) Body Armor, Soft, Small Arms Protective. Manufactured by Specialty Plastic Products, Inc., dated AUG 2000. Size large. All tags intact. Functioning Velcro. Light wear. CONDITION: Very good. (C) Body Armor, Fragmentation Protective, Undergarment, Combat Vehicle Crewmen’s. Manufactured by Jay-Dee Militarywear, Inc., contract number “DLA10090-C-0368”. Size large. Intact tag. Functioning Velcro. Light wear. CONDITION: Very good. Please note that this armor is being sold as a collectible only, and not a protective device. 300 - 600

2330 - LOT OF 4: POLICE BODY ARMOR.

Lot consists of: (A) RBR Armour LTD RBR 801 Search Suit trousers. Date of manufacture 1997. Tag present. Zippers, Velcro, and buckles function. Scattered wear and blemishes throughout. CONDITION: Good. (B) Point Blank Body Armor Model 20. Tag present. Size large. Dated 25 SEP 1991. Zipper pull is missing. Velcro functions. Scattered scuffs and other blemishes. CONDITION: Good. (C) Point Blank Body Armor. Size 38/40R. Tags present. Atlanta Police patch sewn on reverse. Velcro functions. Wear and blemishes throughout. CONDITION: Good. (D) Appears unmarked. Velcro functions. Hard plates present. Scattered wear and blemishes throughout. CONDITION: Good. Please note that this armor is being sold as a collectible only, and not a protective device 300 - 600

2331 - LOT OF 4: COMMERICIAL BODY ARMOR.

Lot consists of: (A) Armour of America Model 536 Armourfloat Vest. Tag present. Size small. Dated 1994. Velcro, zipper, and buckles function. Scattered fading with wear and blemishes. CONDITION: Good. (B) 1980s Italian Police vest. Tags removed, unmarked. Gray/blue color. Velcro functions. Soft plate in Velcro pouch. Scattered wear and blemishes throughout.

CONDITION: Good. (C) Russian flak vest. Appears unmarked. Scaled hard plates present. Clips function. Scattered wear and blemishes. CONDITION: Good. (D) Armor, Body, Nylon, 3 Piece. US miliary prototype. Consists of front and back vests and groin pouch contained in carry bag. Plates are crumbling in vest. Stamped specifications remain visible. Scattered wear and blemishes throughout. CONDITION: Fair. Please note that this armor is being sold as a collectible only, and not a protective device 300 - 600

2332 - LOT OF 3: RUSSIAN BODY ARMOR.

Lot consists of: (A) Russian ZhZT-71 ballistic vest created for the MVD, the first ballistic vest designed for law enforcement. Stamped markings present. Straps function. Plates present. Contained in original carry bag. Scattered wear and blemishes.

CONDITION: Good. (B) Black Russian helicopter pilot ballistic vest in original carry bag. Specification stamps present on both vest and bag. Zipper and straps function. Scattered wear and blemishes throughout. CONDITION: Very good. (C) Appears unmarked. OD Green Soviet army vest with leather straps and lift-the-dot style snaps. Scaled plates present. Straps function. Scattered wear and blemishes throughout. CONDITION: Good. Please note that this armor is being sold as a collectible only, and not a protective device 300 - 600

2333 - LOT OF 2: ISRAELI IDF FLAK JACKETS.

Lot consists of: (A) US M-69 flak jacket utilized by the IDF. Body armor and functioning Velcro closure. Sized Medium with original tags intact. Manufactured by Hunter Outdoor Products contract number “DSA10074-C-1853”. Stains throughout with some fraying on edges. CONDITION: Good. (B) Zahal Vest Protective Shield Shards Flak Jacket. Body armor and functioning Velcro closure. Labels are stamped on interior and remain somewhat visible. Scattered stains throughout with evident wear and frayed areas. One shoulder snap is broken. CONDITION: Good. Please note that this armor is being sold as a collectible only, and not a protective device 200 - 400

2334 - LOT OF 3: MISCELLANEOUS BODY ARMOR.

Lot consists of: (A) Spanish chaleco antibalas in US m81 woodland pattern. Stamped label on interior remains visible. All snaps and Velcro function. Velcro insignia on front. Vibrant colors. Light wear. CONDITION: Very good. (B) Israeli pilot vest. OD green front and mesh woodland camouflage rear. Aircrew sit in armored seats so the back plate is removed. Scattered wear throughout. One rear pocket has a torn flap.

CONDITION: Good. (C) Polish HLV-II bulletproof vest. Originally designed for UN Peacekeepers. Tags are intact. Zippers and Velcro function. Light wear throughout. CONDITION: Very good. Please note that this armor is being sold as a collectible only, and not a protective device. 200 - 400

2335 - (C) WEST GERMAN WEATHERBY

MARK V .340 MAGNUM BOLT ACTION

RIFLE (1968)

Manufacturer: Weatherby

Model: Mark V

Serial No. P32949

Caliber/Bore: .340 Magnum

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Crica 1968 per P prefix serial number. Barrel with porting at muzzle and no provisions for iron sights. Left side with Weatherby cursive logo and caliber marking, right side with “MADE IN W. GERMANY”. Action with serial number on right side, cursive Weatherby logo on left, and “MARK V” over patent number. Leupold M8-4x fixed power scope, reticle with fine line duplex and enlarged central dot. Custom walnut stock with a contrasting forearm cat and rich fiddlebacking for essentially the entire length of the stock, checkered in a modified wave pattern at forearm and pistol grip, fluted nose, cheekpiece that flows into wrist, studs at forearm and toe line, checkered pistol grip cap, and a Pachmayr black rubber recoil pad. CONDITION: Retains nearly all of hte blue finsh throughout with some scattered handling marks. Bolt head and Leupold blue starting to plum. Stock with scattered handling marks and impressions, some paint (?, unclear) in checkering at forearm. Mechanically fine, glass clear but slightly askew, bore with well defined rifling and some firing residue throughout. 1,200 - 1,800

2336 - (C) GERMAN WEATHERBY MARK V .300 WEATHERBY MAGNUM BOLT ACTION RIFLE WITH SCOPE.

Manufacturer: Weatherby

Model: Mark V

Serial No. 32104

Caliber/Bore: .300 Weatherby

Magnum

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured 1961 on a Sauer action and subsequently finished in the US; these rifles are considered some of the best quality rifles Weatherby produced. Rapid taper barrel marked “MADE IN GERMANY” on right side of shank, “Weatherby / .300 MAGNUM” on left side. Action with “Mark V / Patents Pending” Weatherby cursive logo with simple engraving at rear, and serial number on right side of fore ring. Custom stock with contrasting forearm grip, modified point pattern checkering at forearm and wrist, bottom metal engraved ‘WGS” in a diamond of scrollwork with hatch shading, flowing cheekpiece, fluted note, and Pachmayr basketweave rubber recoil pad. Studs at forearm and toe line. Mounted with a Redfield fixed 4x scope with a 1” tube, reticle is a fine line with enlarged center target dot. CONDITION: Good as used with typical scattered marks from handling and storage. Barrel with heavy rubs to silver, particularly for first 4” from muzzle. Stock very good with scattered handling marks, impressions, and a few abraded heads to checkering. Mechanically fine, bore with strong rifling and moderate frosting. Scope clear. 1,500 - 2,500

2337

SECOND

ACTION MUSKET.

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: Hotchkiss

Serial No. 4532

Caliber/Bore: .45-70 Government

Barrel Length: 28 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

This second model Hotchkiss musket was assembled by Springfield Armory with a Winchester made action for the US Navy. 999 such rifles were made from 1880 to 1881. Barrel has “WWK / R / US / (anchor) and “HN” inspections, in addition to standard “V / P / (eagle head)” proofs. Pinned blade front sight and rifle rear. Action has standard Winchester 3-line address and a “HN” inspection on the bolt. The oiled walnut stock is marked near the butt plate with a boxed “SWP / 1881” Samuel Porter inspection cartouche. CONDITION: Very good. Arsenal finishes have drifted to a plum brown patina. Stock has some light scattered marks and added finish. As is often seen on these rifles, the wrist has a repaired break. Crisp, legible cartouche. Well defined, bright bore with a few cleaned spots. Fine mechanics. 2,000 - 3,000

- (A) SCARCE USN WINCHESTER

MODEL HOTCHKISS BOLT

2338 - (A) CASED CHARLES LANCASTER PERCUSSION DOUBLE RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Charles Lancaster

Model: Double Rifle

Serial No. 2094

Caliber/Bore: .65 Rifled

Barrel Length: 28 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Antique

Brunswick rifled/belted ball double rifle by Charles Lancaster of London. Damascus patterned barrels with solid rib, blade front sight with 3 leaf express rear sight graduated 100-150-250. Makers name “CHARLES LANCASTER LONDON” inscribed on top rib. Mounted in a nicely figured oil finished walnut stock, checkered at wrist and forearm, with double triggers and sidelock actions with exposed hammers and sliding safeties. Figural trigger guard with hand stop/grip. Right hand cheek rest. Heavy checkered steel butt plate. Attractive patch box with engraved vignette of 2 standing stag. Rifle is equipped with ebony loading rod. 2 turn screws, 1 can of Eley Double Waterproof percussion caps, small oil bottle, and several oxidized belted round balls and 1 belted conical projectile. All housed in a traditional English partitioned walnut case. CONDITION: Very good as older refinished with well defined grooved bores. Damascus patterns remain fresh. Stocks are fine with worn checkering and period of use impression and evidence of earlier refreshing. Mechanically fine. 1,500 - 3,000

2339 - (C) CUSTOM WINCHESTER

MODEL 70 BOLT ACTION RIFLE IN .240

WEATHERBY MAGNUM

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 70

Serial No. 515730

Caliber/Bore: .240 Weatherby

Magnum

Barrel Length: 22”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Built with a Model 70 action and fit with a Weatherby branded .240 Weatherby barrel without provisions for iron sights and cut with a recessed crown. Model 70 action with “WINCHESTER” visible above stock line, drilled and tapped at fore and rear rings with two holes, front with filler screws, rear open, and two offset at rear left for use with an aperture sight. Elongated bolt knob with two panels of teardrop checkering. Outstanding, darkly veined and richly marbled walnut stock with fiddleback, contrasting forearm tip, pistol grip with skeletonized grip cap, skeletonized buttplate with widow’s peak, cheekpiece with fluted nose that flows gracefully into wrist. Checkered at forearm and pistol grip with fleur de lis intrusions and fit with QD sling bows and studs at forearm and along toe line. CONDITION: Excellent, retaining virtually all of the custom finishes throughout with some very minor marks from handling and storage. Mechanically fine, bore excellent with strong rifling and some moderate frosting. 1,000 - 1,500

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 54

Serial No. 42949A

Caliber/Bore: .22 Hornet

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This rifle was built in 1934 and features the blued finish, a ramp front sight, semi buckhorn rear sight, barrel mounted scope block and a left side mounted Lyman 48 receiver sight. It was custom stocked in the deluxe pre-war style with checkered pistol grip, horn type grip cap and has a period solid red pad. The 3x grain walnut has a straight comb with a roll over cheek piece. CONDITION: Fine. Barrel and receiver retain nearly all of their blue finish showing some light muzzle wear and nominal handling marks. The receiver is missing the two forward tap screws. The floor plate and trigger guard show flashes of blue mixing patina. The old pad has flattened. Left side of stock shows a professionally replaced piece of wood. Mechanically sound with a strong but lightly frosted bore. Nice pre-war custom in a great caliber. 1,000 - 1,500

2340 - (C) PRE-WAR CUSTOM STOCKED WINCHESTER 54 .22 HORNET BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

2341 - (C) PRE-64 WINCHESTER MODEL 70 .243 BOLT ACTION VARMINT RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 70

Serial No. 456262

Caliber/Bore: .243 Winchester

Barrel Length: 26”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Winchester Pre-64 Model 70 Heavy Barrel rifle manufactured 1959 with varnished Model 70 stock with checkered pistol grip and checkered hard rubber butt plate. Mounted with 12-42x variable power Nightforce scope with adjustable objective and spirit level. CONDITION: Rifle is very fine with metal retaining over 97% of its factory finish. Bolt has been polished bright. Bore is very good and sharp. Stock is very good with some light impressions. Scope is very clear. Mechanically excellent.

1,500 - 2,000

2342 - (M) BROWNING CITORI LIGHTNING 16 GAUGE OVER UNDER SHOTGUN WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: Miroku

Model: Citori

Serial No. 22206ZR131

Barrel Length: 28”

FFL Status: Modern

Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/4”

Drop at Heel: 2”

Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4”

Chamber: 2 - 3/4”

Choke: Tubes

Gauge: 16 GA

Manufactured by Miroku in Japan for Browning. Polish blued special steel barrels with ventilated rib and single bead sight. Floral engraved box lock with gold washed trigger. Checkered walnut forend and stock of fine figure with round knob pistol grip and Browning butt plate. Gun is housed in its original box. CONDITION: Excellent, as near new with light handling. Fine bores and mechanics. 1,000 - 1,500

2343 - (C) BROWNING LIGHTNING SUPERPOSED 12 BORE OVER UNDER SHOTGUN.

Manufacturer: Browning

Model: Lightning

Serial No. 8947S3

Barrel Length: 26 - 3/8”

Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2”

Drop at Heel: 2”

Length of Pull: 14” “

Chamber: 2 - 3/4”

Choke: (BOTH) Improved Cylinder

Gauge: 12 Gauge

Manufactured in Belgium for the Browning Arms Co. in 1963. Blued special steel barrels with a matted ventilated rib, single bead sight, and ejectors. Grade I engraved frame with gold washed trigger and selectable manual safety. Long tang checkered walnut stock with round knob pistol grip and Browning plastic buttplate. Corresponding checkered walnut forend. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the factory blue is retained with some mild high edge wear and a few light rubs. Stocks are fine retaining crisp checkering. Some surface scratching and other light marks present. Bores are bright with some light evidence of use. Fine mechanics. 1,000 - 1,500

2344 - (C) BROWNING LIGHTNING SUPERPOSED 12 BORE OVER UNDER SHOTGUN.

Manufacturer: Browning

Model: Lightning Serial No. 78486

Barrel Length: 30”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/4”

Drop at Heel: 1 - 1/4”

Length of Pull: 13 - 1/4” Over Pad, 121/2” Wood Chamber: 2 - 3/4”

Choke: (O) Full (U) Full

Gauge: 12 Gauge

Manufactured in Belgium for the Browning Arms Co. in 1960. Blued special steel barrel with a matted ventilated rib, white Bradley style front sight, mid-rib bead, and ejectors. Action is engraved in the Grade I pattern and has a gold washed trigger and selectable manual safety. Long tang walnut stock of handsome figure with checkered pistol grip and Browning waffle recoil pad. Corresponding checkered walnut forend. CONDITION: Fine. Nearly all of the original blue is retained with light high edge wear and a few rubs. Stocks have a few scattered field impressions. Bores are bright and show evidence of use. Fine mechanics. 1,000 - 1,500

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2345 - (M) WINCHESTER GRAND NATIONAL FEATHERWEIGHT QUAIL SPECIAL 20 GAUGE OVER/UNDER SHOTGUN WITH CASE

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: Grand National Featherweight

Serial No. GNQ82E

Barrel Length: 25”

FFL Status: Modern

Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2”

Drop at Heel: 2”

Length of Pull: 13 - 7/8” over the pad, neutral cast

Chamber: 3”

Choke: Tubes

Gauge: 20

Mono-bloc barrels fit with WinChokes, top barrel is currently fit with a Modified choke, bottom with Improved Cylinder. Vent rib fit with a Bradley style white composite bead and a white mid bead. Machine matted rib with a milled vignette marked “QUAIL SPECIAL”. Right side of top barrel marked “MADE IN JAPAN”, left with Grand National Featherweight legend, 20 gauge designation, and 3” chamber length. Tubes discretely marked “QUAIL 2” on top barrel, “QUAIL 1” on bottom , both with PW proof marks. Mid rib vented for weight reduction. Very slightly Schnabeled game style forearm with finger recesses, checkered in a modified point pattern with a fleur de lis intrusion at top panel. Deely style latch release engraved with acanthus scroll and floral borderwork. Interior iron marked “82”. Boxlock action engraved with scrollwork and floral borders en suite, with game scene vignettes on each side. Left side with an alerting pointed on a pair of quail who are mid rise, right side with a pair of quail flying through a field, underside with a single quail in a roundel engraved about the perimeter “GRAND NATIONAL QUAIL CLUB”. Gold washed single selective mechanical trigger, non-automatic safety as befits a bird gun, marked with an “S” ahead of tab, and “Q1” and “Q2” selector positions. Walnut stock with some light fiddleback and a wave grain is checkered at the sidepanels and about the English straight grip with a fleur de lis intrusion at sidepanels. Winchester black rubber recoil pad. Housed in a leather edged and canvas wrapped was with repeating “WINCHESTER” in canvas. Interior lined in red felt compartmentalized for gun when broken down and a small compartment for accessories, currently with keys, WinChoke tool, and two more chokes for Full and Skeet. CONDITION: Very good with evidence of field use throughout, including scattered handling marks and rubs. Stocks very good, en suite, with a few abrasions to heads. Mechanically fine, bores with firing residue, ejectors are in time but soft. Case very good with some rubs to wood base. 1,200 - 1,800

2346 - (M) BERETTA SILVER PIGEON 20/28 BORE OVER UNDER SHOTGUN TWO BARREL SET, WITH CASE.

Manufacturer: Beretta

Model: Silver Pigeon

Serial No. M65204B

Barrel Length: (BOTH) 28”

FFL Status: Modern

Drop at Comb: 1 - 3/8”

Drop at Heel: 2”

Length of Pull: 14 - 1/2”

Chamber: (A) 3” (B) 2 - 3/4”

Choke: (BOTH) Tubes

Gauge: (A) 20 (B) 28

Weight: 5 LB 15.2 OZ

Manufactured in Italy in 1998, this Silver Pigeon is offered with 2 matching numbered sets of barrels in 20 and 28 Gauge, numbered “1” and “2” on their ribs respectively. Both sets of barrels are finished in polished blue and have ventilated ribs with Bradley style front sights and mid rib beads. They are equipped with ejectors and thread in choke tubes. Floral engraved satin receiver with Beretta arrow logo vignettes on each side. Single gold washed trigger and selectable manual safety. Nicely figured walnut stock with checkered straight grip, blank toe line escutcheon, and Berretta rubber pad. Each set of barrels is also fitted with a checkered walnut forend with engraved Deeley style release. Gun is housed in a Galazan aluminum travel case with cloth cover and a selection of chokes. CONDITION: Near excellent. Barrels retain nearly all of their factory blue with marks scattered throughout. Trigger displays most of its gold. Stocks have a few field impressions and scuffs. Bores are bright showing some use. Fine mechanics. A great smallbore set. 2,500 - 4,500

KETTNER OVER UNDER COMBINATION GUN AND SHOTGUN 2 BARREL SET.

Manufacturer: Eduard Kettner

Model: Combination

Serial No. 94425

Caliber/Bore: (A) 12 GA/9.3x74mmR (B) 12 GA

Barrel Length: (A) 25 - 3/4” (B) 28”

FFL Status: Modern

Length of Pull: 15 - 1/4” Over Pad

Chamber: 2 - 3/4”

Choke: (AO) Mod (BO) Full (BU) Imp Mod

Manufactured in Italy in 1992 for Eduard Kettner of Cologne, Germany. Gun is equipped with a set of blued 12 gauge over 9.3x74mmR barrels. The rib is mounted with a gold bead front sight and flip up v-notch rear, the rear section of rib also raised and grooved to mount an optic. A second set of matching numbered over under 12 gauge barrels with low ventilated rib, single bead sight and extractor is also included. Both sets of barrels are discreetly import marked. Coin finished side plated action with floral scroll and game scenes. Double triggers and manual safety. Each set of barrels has a checkered walnut forend with Deeley style release. Figured walnut stock with checkered pistol grip, cheek piece, and waffle recoil pad. An importer hard case is included with this lot. CONDITION: Very good. Combination set of barrels retains the majority of its fading original blue with areas of wear and patina. The shotgun barrels retain nearly all of their original blue with scattered light scratches and handling marks. Action is bright with thinning on the edges of the lever and trigger guard. Stocks are fine with light impressions and a small chip at the front of the shotgun forend. Bores are bright showing some use. Fine mechanics. A very versatile set. 1,200 - 1,800

2348 - INCREDIBLY RARE BOGARDUS SHOOTING GALLERY CLARK STREET PROMOTIONAL GLASS TARGET BALL.

According to every previous sale for this glass target ball that this writer could find, it is one of the rarest and holds a record second highest price realized according to our research. (That may have changed but still indicates that it is very rare indeed) . Captain Bogardus ran this gallery between 1876 and 1878, about the time he patented his glass targets as well as specialized launchers. It is a standard type 2 5/8” Bogardus Glass Works diamond pattern ball but is embossed at the top around the neck “ BOGARDUS GLASS BALL PAT APRIL 10, 77” rather than the usual center rib. On the base of this ball is embossed “ FROM BOGARDUS SHOOTING GALLERY 158TH SOUTH CLARK STREET CHICAGO. Ball is in the rare dark beer bottle brown amber. It is in excellent condition and arguably one of the finest and rarest of all the early glass target balls made during that short time between 1877 through 1883. 2,500 - 5,000

2347 - (M) EDUARD

2349

- LOT OF 4: GLASS TARGET BALLS INCLUDING A RARE HONEY AMBER BOGARDUS BALL

The era of the glass target shooting balls was very short lived. The earliest examples date to the late 1860s and were made in England, but glass balls were obsolete by the late 1880s after the introduction of the clay pigeons similar to those used today. Captain Adam Bogardus patented a round ball thrower is 1877 as well as redesigning the balls adding embossed texture which improved on the earlier smooth balls in which the shot often deflected. Lot consists of four balls, all about 2 - 5/8” in diameter and hand blown with a neck. (A) “N B GLASS WORKS PERTH” embossed around circumference. Overall surface is a diamond pattern. Color is blue. These were made in Australian in the 1880s. (B) “BOGARDUS GLASS WORKS PATD APRIL 10 1877” embossed around circumference with diamond pattern. It is a very rare honey amber in color. (C) Shooters Ball embossed with two men shooting in vignette surrounded in a diamond pattern in rare amethyst color. (D) Unmarked. Dark amber three cast panel ball with seams. CONDITION: All are in fine condition. 1,000 - 2,000

2350 - LOT OF 3: GLASS TARGET BALLS INC. RARE DARK GREEN BOGARDUS

The era of the glass target shooting balls was very short lived. The earliest examples date to the late 1860s and were made in England. All glass balls were obsolete by the late 1880s after the introduction of the clay pigeons similar to those used today. Captain Adam Bogardus patented a round ball thrower in 1877 as well as redesigning the balls adding embossed texture which improved on the earlier smooth balls off of which the shot often deflected. The golden age of glass ball production and shooting really only was in fashion for about 10 years. This lot consists of three balls, all about 2 - 5/8” in diameter. All were hand blown with a neck. (A) “BOGARDUS GLASS BALL PATD APRIL 10 1877” embossed around circumference with overall diamond pattern. Color is a very dark green, one of the rarest of colors for that maker. (B) “DR. A. FRANK CHARLOTTENBURG - GLASHUTTEN” embossed around circumference. Color is a light honey amber. Made in Germany and rarely seen. (C) Rare cobalt blue, not maker stamped exhibiting a diamond overall pattern. The ball is more oblong like a pear rather than typical sphere. Very rare shape. 1,000 - 2,000

2351 - LOT OF 4: 1880S BOGARDUS, PAINE & GREENE GLASS TARGET BALLS

The era of the glass target shooting balls was very short lived. The earliest examples date to the late 1860s and were made in England. All glass balls were obsolete by the late 1880s after the introduction of the clay pigeons similar to those used today. Captain Adam Bogardus patented a round ball thrower in 1877 as well as redesigning the balls adding embossed texture which improved on the earlier smooth balls in which the shot often deflected. The golden age of glass ball production and shooting really only was in fashion for about 10 years. This lot consists of four balls, each about 2 - 5/8” in diameter and hand blown with a neck. (A) Embossed “GREEN LONDON”. Ball is a bit smaller than American made balls. It is in the rare light aqua blue. One side was produced with a concave area. Neck is cracked and chipped. (B) “IRA PAINES FILLED BALL PAT. OCT.23 1877” embossed around the circumference. Color is dark amber and the neck is cleanly shaved. (C) “BOGARDUS GLASS PATD APRIL 10, 1877”. Embossed around the rim with a diamond and dot overall pattern. Color is olive green. (D) “BOGARDUS GLASS PATD. APRIL 10, 1877” along circumference with diamond overall pattern. Very rare light to medium pink amethyst. Neck is fairly clean cut. CONDITION: Fine. A very scarce grouping. 1,000 - 2,000

2352 - LOT OF 3: BLOWN GLASS TARGET BALLS INCLUDING RARE HONEY AMBER BOGARDUS

The era of the glass target shooting balls was very short lived. The earliest examples date to the late 1860s and were made in England. All glass balls were obsolete by the late 1880s after the introduction of the clay pigeons similar to those used today. Captain Adam Bogardus patented a round ball thrower in 1877 as well as redesigning the balls adding embossed texture which improved on the earlier smooth balls in which the shot often deflected. The golden age of glass ball production and shooting really only was in fashion for about 10 years. This lot includes three balls about 2 5/8” in diameter and hand blow, each having a neck for that purpose. (A) Rare early three panel smooth glass ball with seams. There is a sticker from the famed Charles B. Gardner collection #2302. He is credited with having the largest private collection of glass ever assembled. Is is embossed only with five convex dots. It is dark amber in color and a bit smaller than its American counterparts as was most likely produced in England in the late 1860s. The neck is irregular. (B) BOGARDUS GLASS PATD. APRIL 10 1877 embossed around circumference with overall diamond pattern. Color is a the very rare honey amber, one of the hardest to find of this type. Neck is a bit irregular. (C) Rare, not maker marked light green with an almost pineapple overall design and a long neck serrated like a pumpkin stem. All are in fine condition. 1,000 - 2,000

2353 - LOT OF 4: ADOLF HITLER, DONITZ, KNIGHT’S CROSS WINNER SIGNATURES, AND GORING PLAQUE

Lot includes a Third Reich framed postcard with an “Adolf Hitler” signature, a framed plaque of Hermann Goering, a letter sent and signed by Knight’s Cross winner Artur Becker-Neetz in 1984, and a letter signed by Admiral Doenitz in 1967, with a postcard also signed by him in 1966. CONDITION: Overall excellent. 1,000 - 2,000

2354 - FINE FRENCH NAPOLEONIC NAVAL DAGGER WITH SCABBARD.

Blade Length: 12 - 1/2”

Overall Length: 17 - 1/2”

This attractive dirk features a straight diamond section blade with thin tapered center flats. Both sides have 6-1/2” blued panels with engraved and gilded wreath and foliate motifs. The downward turned gilt brass guard finials have chased eagle heads showing great detail. The center of the guard on the front features a large chased anchor. Diamond section ebony handle with diamond section checkering. Gilt brass pillow pommel with fluted top. Complete with its original leather sheath with brass mounts. Throat mount with a frog stud with chased Roman helmet. CONDITION: Excellent. Blade retains nearly all of its original gilt, blued and polished finishes. Hilt retains generous traces of gilt finish in protected areas, especially on pommel. Right eagle on guard has a hole through its beak, perhaps for a knot. Grip excellent. Sheath leather excellent, mounts have been cleaned and no longer retain a gilt finish. An extraordinary naval dirk in remarkable condition. 3,000 - 4,000

2355 - IMPERIAL JAPANESE NAVAL DAGGER.

Blade Length: 8”

Overall Length: 12 - 3/4”

Classic Imperial Japanese naval dagger with evidence of gilding to the mounts. Fit with two hangers, polished rayskin wrapped saya, and sa-me (rayskin) wrapped handle wire spiral wire braid. Mounts with designs of sakura blossoms and falling leaves throughout. Ubu (uncut) mumei (unsigned) blade appears to be of traditional manufacture with suguha (straight) temper line and a single bo-hi (groove). With purple silk bag. CONDITION: Blade with some scattered handling marks and cleaned oxidation, primarily to groove. Scattered handling marks and rubs, with better retention of gilding in protected areas. 1,500 - 2,500

2356 - IMPERIAL JAPANESE WWII NIKON 20 X 3 SHIP BINOCULARS IN ORIGINAL CASE.

World War II Japanese 20 x 3 ship binoculars in their original wood carry crate. The binoculars are marked “20 x 3 / Nikko/ No 434”. Constructed of coated aluminum with brass lens shields. The original paint remains mostly intact but there are scratches and blemishes that are typical of wartime binoculars that were exposed to the conditions of the open ocean. The rubber and canvas eye pieces have dried, bubbled, and cracked with age and are in poor condition. They are kept separately in the carry case. Lens caps present. The optics remain clear with a bit of clouding and scattered blemishes. The binoculars measure approximately 23” long from end to end. Wood crate displays original label plaques with matching number “434”. Lid exhibits one large crack. CONDITION: Good. 1,500 - 2,500

2357 - VIETNAM WAR ERA RANDALL MODEL 15 AIRMAN WITH GREEN TENITE HANDLE.

Blade Length: 5 - 1/2”

Overall Length: 10 - 1/4”

A nice example of an early extended tang, green tenite handled Randall Model 15 airman. The knife has the characteristics of a Model 15 that was crafted during the late 1950s-early 1960s. The carbon steel blade features the iconic “high hump” toward the drop point and is marked “RANDALL MADE / ORLANDO FLA” between Randall’s signature scimitars. The blade exhibits scattered blemishes with great cross graining. Heavy squared polished guard with light patina. Four finger grooved green tenite handle secured by two large screws. Exposed extended tang with piercing to accommodate paracord. The handle exhibits scattered light blemishes. The knife is complete with its split back russet leather scabbard that features “RANDALL MADE / ORLANDO, FLA.” brown plastic snaps that were used on Randall scabbards during the 1940s-1960s. The scabbard is marked with Randall’s football logo on the belt loop. The scabbard remains supple and exhibits scattered blemishes. Rivets exhibit patina. Circa late 1950s-early 1970s crystolon hone present in pouch. CONDITION: Very good. 2,000 - 4,000

2358 - RANDALL MODEL 2-7 FIGHTING STILETTO.

Blade Length: 7”

Overall Length: 11 - 3/4”

Circa 1960s Vietnam War Era. Randall Model 2-8 Fighting Stiletto with a dagger style blade marked “RANDALL MADE / ORLANDO, FLA.” between Randall’s signature scimitars with separate “S” denoting steel construction. Reverse blade is named “K.W. KOSS, M.D.”. Blade is bright with light blemishes. Rare downturned stainless steel cross guard with red, white, and blue spacers. Guard exhibits light blemishes. Hidden tang construction with finger grooved black micarta grip and integral pommel compass. Complete with its brown leather roughback scabbard that is marked with Randall’s football logo on reverse belt loop as well as “2 7”. The scabbard features chromium plated “baby dot” snaps which were used on Randall scabbards from the mid-1960s-1990s.

Circa 1958-1974 yellow letter “COMBINATION CRYSTOLON MADE IN U.S. OF A.” gray hone present in pouch. Scabbard remains supple with scattered light blemishes. The knife is contained in a black zipper case marked by Randall Made Knives. CONDITION: Very good. 2,500 - 3,000

2359 - DOCUMENTED RHODESIAN BUSH WAR MERCENARY CARRIED RANDALL NUMBER ONE ALL PURPOSE FIGHTER.

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. Blade exhibits field wear including sharpening. Tip is lightly bent. Brass cross guard with red, white, and blue spacers. Hidden tang construction with stacked leather washer handle and brass pommel. The knife is complete with its brown leather scabbard that features chromium plated “baby dot” snaps that were used on Randall scabbards from the mid 1960s-1990s. Hone pouch was removed in the field, as was a common modification so the knife could be strapped to web gear. 1/2” indents were molded in front of where the hone pouch was removed so the knife could easily be secured to suspenders. Scabbard remains supple with scattered blemishes and is marked with Randall’s football logo on reverse belt loop as well as “1 8”. CONDITION: Good. The wear to value ratio on this knife is justified, as it is documented in several photographs being used during the Rhodesian Bush War. The knife was carried by mercenary J. Bruce Campbell and included with the knife is a framed display measuring approximately 32 –1/2” x 26” that features 13 photos of its original owner, as well as a letter explaining the knife’s use during the war. At least four of the photos show Campbell wearing the knife in Rhodesia during the war. The scabbard modifications are noticed in the photographs. The letter states that Campbell purchased this Randall Model 1-8 in Houston Texas in 1971 before joining the British South African Police in January 1973. He served in the anti-terrorism squad, BSAP Support Unit, where he commanded eight Africans as an acting section officer. Campbell states “I carried this knife on ant-terrorism operations for over a year, from 1973 to 1974. It was on my beef when I was blown up in a land mine explosion in Sept 1973 in Mt. Darwin, Rhodesia.” In the letter, Campbell also states that he was interviewed by Robert Brown who founded Soldier of Fortune Magazine. The interview appears in the Summer 1975 edition where Campbell’s name was changed to Mitchell McNair. In a separate article written by Campbell in 2010, he confirms his alias: “An itinerant writer named Robert K. Brown came to Salisbury, Rhodesia in 1974 to interview me. He said he was freelancing for Esquire Magazine and Guns Magazine. He wanted to know what would make a Californian such as I come over to this little country in southern Africa and fight terrorism? The interview eventually appeared in the first issue (Summer ‘75) of a strange magazine called “Soldier of Fortune.” I took Brown up to Mt. Darwin and introduced him to my farmer friends who were on the front lines of terrorism every day and night of their lives. I asked him not to quote me because I could be prosecuted for “mercenary activities” by the State Department. He quoted the hell out of me but changed my name to “Mitchell McNair.” A copy of this magazine is included with the knife. The interview is lengthy and Campbell shares his experiences of rescuing 250 children who were abducted by the terrorists that he frequently refers to as “terrs”. The article also mentions when Campbell hit a landmine: “On 18 September 1973, his Land Rover hit a land mine while he was leading a reaction force to counter an attack on a white farmer’s compound. Though it demolished the vehicle, McNair escaped with a slight concussion and temporary eye injury.” The use of Bren machine guns and FALs are also mentioned, as well as Campbell being a good shot. The framed display includes photos of Campbell’s “land mine protected Land Rover” and him training with FALs and a Bren. The magazine also has a photo of Campbell on page 24. This is an excellent archive of a mercenary who fought in one of the most controversial wars of the 20th century. This is perhaps the only Randall knife that has documented use with a soldier of fortune. The wear and condition of this knife reflect its use in the conflict, especially considering it survived a land mine explosion. 4,000 - 8,000

2360 - EXCEEDINGLY RARE RANDALL MODEL 1-8 ALL PURPOSE FIGHTER WITH CARBON FIBER SCALES.

Blade Length: 8”

Overall Length: 12 - 3/4”

A scarce example of a Randall Model 1-8 All Purpose Fighter. The knife features a clip 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. Silvered cross guard and aluminum pommel with black and aluminum spacers. Hidden tang construction with rare carbon fiber handle. The knife is complete with its black leather Model A scabbard that features “RANDALL MADE” snaps that were used on Randall scabbards beginning in the 1990s. Unmarked orange hone present. Scabbard remains supple with light blemishes and is marked with Randall’s football logo on reverse belt loop as well as “8”. Only two Randall Model 1-8 All Purpose Fighters were constructed with carbon fiber handles. Light handling wear throughout. CONDITION: Excellent. 6,500 - 8,500

2361 - US VIETNAM WAR APOLLO 11 & 12 RECOVERY US NAVY GROUPING WITH 1968 GERBER MARK II KNIFE. Vietnam War grouping identified to Aviation Machinist’s Mate Petty Officer 3rd Class Dennis R. Bacon who served aboard the USS Hornet during the late 1960s. He participated in the USS Hornet Apollo 11 and Apollo 12 NASA Lunar Space Capsule Recovery Missions. The grouping includes Bacon’s ID cards, various pieces of insignia, three deck caps including his Apollo 12 Space Recovery Mission cap, and his deck jacket that displays various patches from Bacon’s cruises and service. There are three books, including the USS Hornet Apollo 11 Recovery Mission book, 68-69 Pacific Cruise book for the Hornet, and “A Heritage of Excellence USS Hornet 1775-1970”. Also included is Bacon’s Shellback certificate dated February 23, 1969. Lastly, Bacon’s 1968 Gerber Mark II fighting knife is included. The knife is marked “GERBER / PORTLAND, ORE., USA” on obverse ricasso and numbered “09080” on reverse ricasso. Obverse blade is named “D.R. BACON / B829017”. The knife is complete with its brown leather scabbard marked by Gerber on the belt loop. The blade remains bright with excellent paint on handle and supper leather scabbard. Clothing pieces exhibit scattered stains and tarnishing expected with service wear at sea. Books remain intact and appear complete. Paper items and ID cards show moderate-heavy wear as expected of material carried at sea. CONDITION: Fair-very good. 2,500 - 4,500

2362 - BOB LOVELESS STAG BOOT KNIFE.

Blade Length: 4 - 1/2”

Overall Length: 9 - 1/4”

A maker that needs no introduction, Bob Loveless is known as one of the greatest modern knifemakers to exist, making high end knives for the consumer market as well as US government organizations such as the CIA and US Army Special Forces. Mirror polished clip point blade marked “R.W. LOVELESS / maker / Riverside, Calif.” on obverse and numbered “363” on obverse ricasso. Small silvered guard. Tapered tang construction with Sambar stag scales secured by two rivets on each side and bordered by red spacers. Complete with russet leather scabbard marked with Robert Loveless’ signature football shaped stamp on scabbard body. The scabbard remains supple with tight stitching and functioning snap. CONDITION: Very good. 5,000 - 8,000

2363 - KEN STEIGERWALT CUSTOM DAMASCUS AND MOTHER OF PEARL AUTO DAGGER.

Blade Length: 4 - 1/2”

Overall Length: 9 - 3/4”

Damascus dagger blade. File worked backspacer. Scalloped and fluted nickel silver bolsters. File worked nickel silver liners. Gorgeous fluted and checkered Mother of Pearl scales secured by gold pins. Gold button. The knife operates using a button activated auto mechanism that functions properly. Blade seats well when folded. CONDITION: Excellent. 2,500 - 3,500

2364 - WADE CUTLER CUSTOM DAMASCUS AND IVORY FOLDER.

Blade Length: 4”

Overall Length: 9”

Damascus drop point blade marked “WC” on bottom of the ricasso. Ruby inlaid thumbstud. Damascus bolsters. File worked steel spine and gold liners. Carved ivory grip scales. Housed in a black leather flap pouch. CONDITION: Excellent. 2,500 - 4,500

2365 - JIM SORNBERGER CALIFORNIA BOWIE KNIFE.

Blade Length: 6 - 1/4”

Overall Length: 12 - 1/2”

Circa early 2000s gentleman’s bowie knife that features a drop point satin finished blade marked “J. SORNBERGER / S.J. CAL.” on obverse ricasso. Blade is bright with scattered blemishes. Beautifully engraved guard and ferrule. Hidden tang construction with pre-ban elephant ivory handle that features high relief flower engraving. The handle is embellished with 14k gold scrolls. Handle exhibits a few hairlines. The knife is complete with its satin finished scabbard that features floral engraving that matches the handle. Carry stud present. Scabbard exhibits a light patina with scattered blemishes. CONDITION: Very good. 4,000 - 6,000

2366 - ENGRAVED FRENCH UTILITY KNIFE WITH MOTHER OF PEARL SCALES.

Blade Length: Various

Overall Length: 4 - 5/8”

Circa late 1800s Mother of Pearl multi blade folder. Probably French. The knife features over 40 tools and blades. Silvered bolsters with elegant foliate engraving. Mother of pearl scales are secured by five silvered pins on each side. Blades open and close with snap and seat well when folded. Blades are bight. Nice even patina throughout. Scales are intact with light scratches. Closed length 4 - 5/8”. A beautiful knife that is a perfect conversation starter. CONDITION: Very good. 5,000 - 10,000

2367 - TOM OVEREYNDER GAMBLER CUSTOM FOLDER ENGRAVED BY JON ROBYN.

Blade Length: 3 - 1/2”

Overall Length: 8”

CTS-XHP satin finish dagger blade with nail nick assist marked “T.R. OVEREYNDER / KNIVES / ARLINGTON, TX.”. Obverse ricasso numbered “001” and marked “CTS-XHP” on reverse ricasso. Blade is bright with some light blemishes on obverse ricasso. 416 stainless steel frame and handle. The handle features beautifully engraved gambling scenes with gold, silver, and copper inlays executed by Jon Robyn. Black lip pearl inlays at center of each side. The frame is signed “J. ROBYN”. The knife operates using a lockback mechanism that functions properly. CONDITION: Very good. 5,500 - 7,500

2368 - VINCE EVANS CUSTOM LEFT HAND DAGGER.

Blade Length: 12”

Overall Length: 17”

Vince Evans has been crafting knives since 1981 and specializes in creating historically styled swords and knives. Sole authorship dagger that features a Damascus dagger blade with center fuller. Fluted obverse ricasso with deeply recessed reverse ricasso that displays Evans’ marking. Masterfully and beautifully embellished engraving on the hilt, collar, and pommel. Hidden tang construction with reeded blackwood handle. Includes a traditional leather wrapped wood scabbard that features leaf engraving on the silver mounts. CONDITION: Excellent. 6,000 - 8,000

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2369 - JOE KIOUS CUSTOM DOUBLE POCKET LOCKET LOCKBACK FOLDER ENGRAVED BY BRIAN HOCHSTRAT.

Blade Length: 3”

Overall Length: 7”

Joe Kious custom Matter of Britain engraved double pocket locket that features a mirror polish dagger blade marked “JOE KIOUS / KERRVILLE, TN.” on the side. Nail nick assist. Engraved 416 stainless steel with 24k gold and rose gold inlays that compliment Brian Hochstrat’s elegant engravings that combine heavy scrollwork with scenes from the Matter of Britain. Both sides feature beautiful scenes depicting mounted jousting knights. Once the pocket lockets are opened they reveal Guinevere with Excalibur on one side and the wizard Merlin on the other side. 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. 6,000 - 10,000

2370 - VAN BARNETT CUSTOM AKI 2013 TIME MACHINE DAMASCUS AND COPPER LINERLOCK KNIFE.

Blade Length: 3 - 3/4”

Overall Length: 8 - 1/2”

Van Barnett is both an artist and a knifemaker, and has showcased his abilities for the past 40 years. This Van Barnett custom “Time Machine” Damascus and copper linerlock knife was crafted for the 2013 Art Knife Invitational and features a 3 - 3/4” wharncliffe blade crafted of mesmerizing Damascus. The handle is crafted of copper pipes and pistons with brass carbon steel rivets, glass copper, and Damascus. The knife is operated by a linerlock mechanism that functions properly. Housed in a black plush zipper case. The knife is very clean overall with only minor toning and blemishes from handling and storage. CONDITION: Excellent. PROVENANCE: From the collection of Frank Brownell. 8,000 - 12,000

2371 - DELLANA IN THE BLACK SOLE AUTHORSHIP CUSTOM FOLDING KNIFE.

Blade Length: 3”

Overall Length: 7”

Dellana custom “In The Black” sole authorship ladder pattern Damascus 14k gold “Meltdown” with Edwards Black Jade and diamonds. The blade measures 3” and is crafted of sole authorship “ladder pattern” Damascus. Nickel silver frame with .2 carat VS diamond set in 14k gold and inlaid into the Edwards Black Jade with 14k yellow gold embellishments. Bolsters are elegantly fabricated solid 14k yellow gold sheet over solid sterling silver under bolsters. Lockback mechanism functions properly. Housed in a black plush zipper case. Knife exhibits light wear with patina and loss around the edges of the bolsters. CONDITION: Very good. PROVENANCE: From the collection of Frank Brownell. 10,000 - 20,000

2372 - WOLFGANG LOERCHNER CUSTOM BLACK LIP TAHITIAN PEARL LOCKBACK DAGGER.

Blade Length: 3 - 1/8”

Overall Length: 7 - 1/4”

Wolfgang Loerchner is a member of the Art Knife Invitational (AKI), a group of 25 of the most respected and talented knife makers in the world. It is a showcase which allows collectors and dealers the extremely rare opportunity to purchase knives from such a sought after makers. Wolfgang Loerchner stopped taking orders for knives more than eight years ago. He is a living legend in the custom knife world and a member of the knifemakers hall of fame. This knife is an excellent example of Wolfgang’s work. He does all the fluting, cutting, polishing, and finish work by hand. This Wolfgang Loerchner custom lockback dagger is an excellent example of Loerchner’s work and features a 3 - 1/8” fluted Damascus blade. The bolsters are crafted of fluted 416 stainless steel and features scales that are crafted of black lip Tahitian pearl shell. The dagger operates using a lockback mechanism that functions properly. Housed in a black plush zipper case. The knife exhibits light wear from handling. CONDITION: Excellent. PROVENANCE: From the collection of Frank Brownell. 10,000 - 20,000

Blade Length: 4 - 1/2”

Overall Length: 10 - 3/4”

Damasus dagger blade with five copper inlays at center of fuller. Blade is marked “Tony Baker” on obverse at bottom. Large stainless steel handle with beautiful Bulino-Style Engraving by Raul Sartor Filho that depicts a Bald Eagle in various poses. The engravings are intertwined with gold inlay scrolls. the handle is signed on the reverse side at bottom “Raul Sartor F 06/25 22k Gold Rose”. The knife operates using a lockback mechanism that functions properly. Blade opens and closes properly and seats well when folded. Light handling wear throughout. Housed in its original black box. CONDITION: Excellent. 10,000 - 15,000

2373 - TONY BAKER CUSTOM DAMASCUS BLADE AMERICAN EAGLE ENGRAVED AUTO DAGGER.

2374 - MASSIVE JIMMY LILE SUBHILT FIGHTER.

Blade Length: 11”

Overall Length: 18”

An immense subhilt fighter crafted by renowned maker Jimmy Lile. The knife features a satin finish clip point blade marked “LILE” on obverse ricasso. The blade measures 11” and remains bright with only minor blemishes. Tapered tang construction with polished brass guard and sub hilt. Massive ivory scales bordered by red spacers and secured by three brass rivets on each side. Pommel features an integral lanyard loop. Hilt exhibits scattered handling marks. The knife is accompanied by a letter typed on the Lile Handmade Knives letterhead that describes the construction of the knife and states that Lile only crafted three knives in this configuration. Two of the knives were made with ivory grip scales and the other wood. The letter also states that Sylvester Stallone purchased the other knife crafted with ivory scales. CONDITION: Very good. 10,000 - 15,000

2375 - MASSIVE BILL MORAN MARYLAND CAMP KNIFE.

Blade Length: 12 - 1/4”

Overall Length: 18”

By 1973, when he reinvented Damascus steel, W.F. “Bill” Moran Jr. had already been handcrafting knives for 25 years. His ability to craft high end custom knives earned him a reputation as one of the most well known modern bladesmiths of his time. He is rightfully known as “The Father of Modern Damascus” and would go on to found the American Bladesmith Society. Bill was inducted into the Blade Magazine Hall of Fame in 1986 and the ABS Bladesmithing Hall of Fame in 1996. This is a very nice example one of Bill’s camp knives. The knife features a mirror polished carbon steel blade with clip point marked “W.F. MORAN” on the obverse ricasso and “M.S.” on reverse ricasso. Blade exhibits scattered light blemishes. Small mirror polished guard with light handling impressions. Curly maple grip with delicate inlaid silver wire. Complete with leather wrapped wood scabbard that features tooled leather designs and a mirror polished smiling crescent mood. The scabbard features a sewn belt loop on reverse. The scabbard exhibits one stain by the moon and scattered light dents but remains supple. CONDITION: Very good. 15,000 - 25,000

2376 - GARY LITTLE CUSTOM SCRIMSHAW WHALE’S TOOTH AND DAMASCUS KNIFE.

Blade Length: 4”

Overall Length: 9”

Gary Little is a knife maker who lives on the Oregon coast who has been making knives for about 20 years. The knife features a Damascus blade marked “G. Little” on obverse ricasso and “Broadbent Or.” on the reverse ricasso. Beautifully engraved sterling silver bolsters. Hidden tang construction with scrimshaw whale tooth handle showcasing a whaling vessel on one side and and a whaleboat in action against a whale on the other. The scrimshaw is supposed to depict Moby Dick and the Pequod whaling ship from Herman Melville’s 1851 novel. Scrimshaw is signed “J. Hagnas 92” on each side. Light patina throughout. CONDITION: Very good. 2,500 - 3,500

2377 - BUSTER WARENSKI GENTLEMAN’S DROP POINT HUNTER ENGRAVED BY LYNTON MCKENZIE.

Blade Length: 3 - 1/2”

Overall Length: 7 - 1/2”

Mirror polished drop point blade marked “B. WARENSKI / RICHFIELD UT.” Blade is bright with light blemishes. Beautifully engraved scrollwork on bolster by Lynton McKenzie. Side of obverse bolster is signed “L McK”. Tapered tang construction with ivory grip scales secured by four pins on each side. CONDITION: Excellent. 2,500 - 4,500

2378 - MICHAEL WALKER ENGRAVED LINERLOCK FOLDER.

Blade Length: 4 - 1/2”

Overall Length: 10 - 1/4”

Hand rub satin finish clip point blade with mirror polished flats marked “WALKER LOCKERS / by / M L Walker”. Single checkered thumb stud. Anodized titanium bolsters engraved by Patricia Walker. Anodized liners. Dovetailed ironwood wood scales. The knife operates using a linerlock mechanism that functions properly. Light handling wear throughout. CONDITION: Excellent. 2,500 - 5,000

2379 - STEVEN RAPP PUSH DAGGER.

Blade Length: 4”

Overall Length: 7”

Hand rubbed satin finished 440-C dagger blade marked “STEVEN J. RAPP / UTAH” on obverse ricasso. Finger grooved green quartz handle. Mirror finished scabbard with beautiful engraving by Master Engraver Simon Lytton on obverse side and belt clip on reverse side. Reverse is signed “S.M. Lytton”. Scabbard exhibits handling impressions. CONDITION: Very good. 3,000 - 5,000

2380 - JOE KIOUS CUSTOM DAMASCUS AND ABALONE AUTO KNIFE.

Blade Length: 4 - 1/2”

Overall Length: 10 - 1/2”

Joe Kious custom knife that features a trailing point Damascus blade with high hump marked “KIOUS” on the front of the ricasso. Damascus bolsters. File worked spine and backspacer. Mesmerizing abalone scales. The knife operates using a lock back mechanism that functions properly. Blade seats well when folded. Spring is strong with functioning button release. Light handling wear throughout. CONDITION: Excellent. 3,000 - 5,000

2381 - SCOTT SAWBY DANCING DRAGON SELF LOCK FOLDER ENGRAVED BY RAY COVER.

Blade Length: 2 - 1/2”

Overall Length: 6 - 1/4”

Dancing Dragon folder by Scott Sawby and engraved by Ray Cover. Dancing Dragon is in celebration of the Chinese New Year and the tradition of the Dragon Dance. The knife is a Sawby Tern model with a Norris Damascus stainless blade marked “SAWBY”. The knife features the patented Sawby self-lock mechanism that functions properly. The engraving depicts a Dragon Dance and wraps all around the knife. Details include copper Chinese lanterns that show patina. There are gold inlays on the lanterns, the dragon, and there are emeralds set in the eyes of the dragon. The knife exhibits a few light blemishes. CONDITION: Excellent. 4,000 - 6,000

2382 - EXCEEDINGLY RARE BOB LOVELESS CBS/SONY FIELD KNIFE.

Blade Length: 4 - 3/4”

Overall Length: 9”

A maker that needs no introduction, Bob Loveless is known as one of the greatest modern knifemakers to exist, making high end knives for the consumer market as well as US government organizations such as the CIA and US Army Special Forces. This example is one of the knives referred to as the “CBS-SONY” knives, as they were made for a store in Japan which operated under that name. This knife and the other 30 that were made for Japan are the original versions of the Loveless field knives. Mirror polished drop point blade marked “R.W. LOVELESS / makers / Riverside, Calif.” on obverse side. Small satin finished 416 stainless steel guard. Tapered tang construction with black micarta scales secured by two rivets on each side and bordered by red spacers. Center of obverse scale features an oval escutcheon. Integral lanyard loop. Complete with russet leather scabbard marked with Robert Loveless’ signature football shaped stamp on scabbard body. The scabbard remains supple with tight stitching and functioning snap. CONDITION: Very good. 4,000 - 8,000

2383 - TM DOWELL CUSTOM FOLDER ENGRAVED BY RON SKAGGS.

Blade Length: 4”

Overall Length: 9 - 1/2”

Ted Dowell is recognized as one of the masters of the integral knife and one of the founding members of the Knife Maker’s Guild. This folding hunter features a mirror polished D2 steel blade with nail nick assist. Beautifully engraved bolsters signed “R.E. SKAGGS”. Stainless steel backspring. Kingwood scales. Obverse scale features a small escutcheon with maker initials “TMD”. The knife operates using a lock back mechanism that functions properly. Light handling wear throughout. Scratches on the escutcheon. CONDITION: Very good. 4,000 - 6,000

2384 - BOB TERZUOLA 18K GOLD CUSTOM LINERLOCK KNIFE ENGRAVED BY RAY COVER JR.

Blade Length: 2 - 1/2”

Overall Length: 5 - 3/4”

Bob Terzuola custom 18k gold linerlock knife that features a 21/2” hand rubbed satin finish ATS-34 steel blade marked “ROBERT TERZUOLA / BARRETT-SMYTHE”. The knife was originally commissioned by Barrett Smythe and features engraved designs by master engraver Ray Cover Jr.. The frame is 18k gold and features engraved 18k gold scales that depict hunters on the obverse scale and pheasants on the reverse scale. The 18k gold scales are surrounded with a platinum inlaid border. Frame is marked “750 18K”. The knife operates using a linerlock locking mechanism that functions properly. Stored in a black leather flap case. The knife exhibits handling wear but is very clean overall. CONDITION: Very good. PROVENANCE: From the collection of Frank Brownell. 1,500 - 2,500

2385 - TM DOWELL CUSTOM HATCHET WITH CORRESPONDENCE.

Blade Length: 4”

Overall Length: 12”

This hatchet was made by TM Dowell in 1969. The last hatchet that Dowell made was completed in 1993. Both the blade and haft exhibit mirror polish finish. Mesquite wood scales are set with three rivets on each side. The hatchet is sheathed in a leather cover stamped with the initials “TMD”. Even moderate patina throughout with scattered blemishes. The hatchet is accompanied by two letters from 1969, one of which is dated July 21, 1969 in which Dowell writes to the buyer and explains the hatchet. Dowell wrote that he “is not delighted with the welding job I did” and “there’s a couple three pin holes I just couldn’t get filled”, which explains the imperfections on the rivets that secure the scales. Also included is a receipt for the hatchet dated “5-19-69”. This is a very nice example of a hatchet crafted by a renowned maker with two letters of correspondence explaining his work. CONDITION: Very good. 1,500 - 2,500

2386 - TM DOWELL CUSTOM HATCHET.

Blade Length: 4”

Overall Length: 13”

This hatchet was made by TM Dowell circa 1960s-1970s. The last hatchet that Dowell made was completed in 1993. Both the blade and haft exhibit mirror polish finish. Micarta wood scales are set with two rivets on each side. Small escutcheon on the obverse scale with the initials “TMD”. The hatchet is sheathed in a leather cover stamped with the initials “TMD”. Light patina throughout with scattered blemishes. Snaps function. CONDITION: Very good. 1,500 - 2,500

2387 - DEON NEL SUBHILT FIGHTER.

Blade Length: 6 - 1/2”

Overall Length: 12”

This Deon Nel custom is in the style of a Bob Loveless subhilt fighter. Bright mirror polished N690 clip point blade marked “Deon Nel / South Africa” on the obverse ricasso and “SH86” on the reverse ricasso. 303 Stainless steel cross guard and sub hilt. Hawaiian koa grip scales that are secured by three stainless pins on each side. Pommel features an integral lanyard loop. The knife exhibits scattered light blemishes and is protected by its custom tooled cowhide scabbard. The scabbard was crafted by Felicity McNemara and is marked as such on reverse. Snap closure functions properly. Leather is supple with tight stitching. The knife is housed in a Deon Nel marked zipper pouch. CONDITION: Excellent. 1,500 - 2,500

2388 - RARE WILLIAM “BILL” SCAGEL CROWN STAG FOLDING KNIFE.

Blade Length: 2 - 3/4”

Overall Length: 7”

William Scagel stag handle folding knife with Scagel’s (worn) Kris mark on blade. The grandfather of modern knife-makers and knife making lore, William Whales Scagel was active and listed as a knife-maker as early as 1917. His knives appeared in sporting stores advertisements such as V. L. and A of Chicago (and others of NY) as early as 1920. However, he likely made knives as early as 1910 and possibly earlier. Due to Mr. Scagel being an extremely private person, little is known about his early knife maker history. This stag handled folder appears to be one of Scagel’s earlier productions. The blade shows use and wear due to sharpening, thereby leaving the stamp showing top half to 2/3rds of the Kris mark. The handle is of stag and miscellaneous liner material. Similar blades and stamps can be viewed on pgs. 78, 94, 154, and 155 of Dr. James Lucie’s book “W Scagel, Scagel Handmade, 2010”. Other interesting photos including similar internal parts of folders as noted on pages 106 and 107. Other Kris stampings on page 59. CONDITION: Fair. 1,500 - 2,500

2389 - VERY SCARCE BILL SCAGEL DUTCH OVEN, FRYING PAN, OR BED WARMER.

An interesting piece of history crafted by William “Bill” Scagel who is most recognized for his handmade knives. This piece is far from an edged weapon and is instead a household item which would have been coveted by any outdoorsman. Identified as a Dutch oven, frying pan, or bed warmer, Scagel crafted this object with a copper base, aluminum lid, and a wood handle. The design makes it suitable for either of the three options collectors often associate these pieces with. Scagel’s kris knife marking is located just beneath the handle. Lid ring is marked “BRIDGEPORT NO. 192”. Nice patina throughout with scattered blemishes on the cooking surface. A very nice example of a scarcely encountered piece of Bill Scagel’s craftsmanship. CONDITION: Good.

1,000 - 2,000

2390 - SCARCE SCAGEL FRYING PAN.

An interesting piece of history crafted by William “Bill” Scagel who is most recognized for this handmade knives. This piece is far from an edged weapon and is instead a household item which would have been coveted by any outdoorsman. Identified as a Dutch oven, frying pan, or bed warmer, Scagel crafted this object with a copper base and a wood handle. Without a lid this example could most likely be used as a frying pan. Scagel’s kris knife marking is located just beneath the handle. Ring is marked “WELD NO 25 M BRONZE PATENTED”. Nice patina throughout with scattered blemishes. A very nice example of a scarcely encountered piece of Bill Scagel’s craftsmanship. CONDITION: Good. 1,000 - 2,000

2391 - JAY HENDRICKSON KUKRI.

Blade Length: 15”

Overall Length: 20”

Jay Hendrickson began making knives in 1974 and became a full time knifemaker in 1987 receiving his Master’s Certification in 1989. Jay was one of the ABS members instrumental in the planning and formulation of the W. F. Moran School of Bladesmithing in Washington, Arkansas and the Bladesmith Museum in Little Rock, Arkansas. Jay has made knives for people all over the world but one of the highlights of his knifemaking career was to forge Kukri knives for King Hussein of Jordan. This kukri features a mirror polished blade marked “HENDRICKSON” on obverse ricsso and “M.S.” on reverse ricasso. Hidden tang construction with red micarta grip and black micarta pommel. The blade exhibits light spotting with some seam separation on the handle. CONDITION: Very good. 1,500 - 2,500

2392 - MUSASU NO KUNI SUBHILT FIGHTER.

Blade Length: 8 - 1/4”

Overall Length: 14”

This Musasu No Kuni custom is in the style of a Bob Loveless subhilt fighter. Bright mirror polished clip point blade marked “CUSTOM MADE / MUSASI NO KUNI” on the obverse ricasso. Stainless steel cross guard and sub hilt. Red spacers border circassian grip scales that are secured by three stainless pins on each side. Pommel features an integral lanyard loop. The knife exhibits scattered light blemishes and is protected by its custom leather scabbard. The scabbard is marked “HAND MADE / MUSASI NO KUNI” on reverse. Snap closure functions properly. Leather is supple with tight stitching. CONDITION: Excellent. 1,500 - 2,500

2393 - ZLATOUST ENAMEL HAWK KNIFE WITH CASE AND STAND.

Blade Length: 7”

Overall Length: 12 - 1/2”

Zlatoust is well known for being one of the foremost centers of Russian engraving and metalwork, with production as far back as 1815, when Zlatoust was manufacturing edged weapons, including decorated examples. This modern example is a hunting knife with a Damascus drop point blade, decorated on right side with a flying hawk which transforms into intricate scrollwork. Reverse side of blade with a short spray of florals on ricasso. Scabbard and bolster with extensive floral decoration highlighted by gilding with obverse side of scabbard depicting an enameled hawk in the foreground of snow capped mountains. The mural of the hawk is surrounded by 14 inlaid gemstones. Reverse side of scabbard with floral scrollwork. Karelian birch grip with finger groove, dyed blue. Pommel in the form of a hawk head with gemstone eyes and collar. The knife retains virtually all of the factory finishes and features beautiful 24K gold inlays. Housed in a wooden presentation case fitted to knife. Accompanied by a wood display stand and Russian compliance paperwork in Cyrillic. CONDITION: Excellent. 2,500 - 5,000

2394

Blade Length: 7”

Overall Length: 12 - 1/2”

Zlatoust is well known for being one of the foremost centers of Russian engraving and metalwork, with production as far back as 1815, when Zlatoust was manufacturing edged weapons, including decorated examples. This modern example is a hunting knife with a Damascus drop point blade, decorated on obverse side with a roaring tiger which transforms into intricate scrollwork. Reverse side of blade with a short spray of florals on ricasso. Scabbard and bolster with extensive floral decoration highlighted by gilding with obverse side of scabbard depicting an enameled tiger resting on a cliff. The mural of the tiger is surrounded by 42 inlaid gemstones. Reverse side of scabbard with floral scrollwork. Burl grip with finger groove. Pommel in the form of a tiger head with gemstone eyes and collar. The knife retains virtually all of the factory finishes and features beautiful 24K gold inlays. Housed in a wooden presentation case fitted to knife. Accompanied by a wood display stand and Russian compliance paperwork in Cyrillic. CONDITION: Excellent. 2,500 - 5,000

2395 - ZLATOUST BEAR KNIFE WITH CASE AND STAND.

Blade Length: 7

Overall Length: 13”

Zlatoust is well known for being one of the foremost centers of Russian engraving and metalwork, with production as far back as 1815, when Zlatoust was manufacturing edged weapons, including decorated examples. This modern example is a hunting knife with a Damascus drop point blade, decorated on right side with a bear which transforms into intricate scrollwork. Reverse side of blade with a short spray of florals on ricasso. Scabbard and bolster with extensive floral decoration highlighted by gilding with obverse side of scabbard depicting bear and wolf fighting. The scene of the bear is surrounded by 24 inlaid gemstones. Reverse side of scabbard with floral scrollwork. Burl grip with finger groove. Pommel in the form of a bear head with gemstone eyes and collar. The knife retains virtually all of the factory finishes and features beautiful 24K gold inlays. Housed in a wooden presentation case fitted to knife. Accompanied by a wood display stand and Russian compliance paperwork in Cyrillic. CONDITION: Excellent. 2,500 - 5,000

- ZLATOUST ENAMEL TIGER KNIFE WITH CASE AND STAND.

2396 - ZLATOUST ENAMEL BEAR KNIFE WITH CASE AND STAND.

Blade Length: 7”

Overall Length: 12 - 1/2”

Zlatoust is well known for being one of the foremost centers of Russian engraving and metalwork, with production as far back as 1815, when Zlatoust was manufacturing edged weapons, including decorated examples. This modern example is a hunting knife with a Damascus drop point blade, decorated on right side with battling bears which transforms into intricate scrollwork. Reverse side of blade with a short spray of florals on ricasso. Scabbard and bolster with extensive floral decoration highlighted by gilding with obverse side of scabbard depicting an enameled bear fishing for salmon. The mural of the bear is surrounded by 26 inlaid gemstones. Reverse side of scabbard with floral scrollwork surrounding a scenic river and mountain scene. Burl grip with finger groove. Pommel in the form of a bear head with gemstone eyes and collar. The knife retains virtually all of the factory finishes and features beautiful 24K gold inlays. Housed in a wooden presentation case fitted to knife. Accompanied by a wood display stand and Russian compliance paperwork in Cyrillic. CONDITION: Excellent. 2,500 - 5,000

2397 - BUSTER WARENSKI MINIATURE GOLD RUSH BOWIE KNIFE.

Blade Length: 4 - 1/4”

Overall Length: 7”

Mirror polish clip point blade marked “BUSTER / “76” / WARENSKI” on obverse ricasso and “CLASSIC / .5 / SERIES”. Coffin handle with mirror polish borders. Coffin handle secured by six pins on each side with escutcheon at center. Complete with mirror polish scabbard. Light handling wear throughout. CONDITION: Excellent. 1,500 - 2,500

2398 - VIETNAM WAR RANDALL MODEL 18 ATTACK SURVIVAL.

Blade Length: 7 - 1/2”

Overall Length: 12 - 3/4”

Circa 1963-1965 Vietnam War Era Randall Model 18 Attack Survival knife with a stainless steel sawback blade marked “RANDALL MADE / SOLINGEN.” between Randall’s signature scimitars with separate low “S”. The blade is bright with scattered light blemishes. Thick brass guard with holes on either side to accommodate a wrist thong. Guard exhibits a nice gilding with light patina. Hidden tang construction with a hollow stainless steel handle and original rubber “crutch tip”. The handle is covered in era applied green tape, a common modification encountered on Vietnam War knives. The knife is complete with its copper riveted brown leather type C scabbard marked with Randall’s football logo on the belt loop. The scabbard remains supple with scattered blemishes. Patina on rivets. Yellow lettered Combination Crystolon gray hone present in pouch. CONDITION: Good. 1,500 - 2,500

2399 - BARRY DAVIS MOTHER OF PEAR AND DAMASCUS LOCKBACK FOLDER.

Blade Length: 2 - 3/4”

Overall Length: 6 - 1/2”

Mother of Pearl and Damascus lockback folder by Barry Davis. Drop point Damascus blade with gold thumb stud that features sapphire inlay. Damascus bolsters with beautifully file worked liner and back spacer. Mother of Pearl scales accented by three gold pins. Gold lanyard loop with matching gold toothpick. The knife operates using a lockback mechanism that functions properly. Light handling wear throughout. CONDITION: Excellent. 1,700 - 2,700

2400 - DAMASCUS DAO.

Blade Length: 23”

Overall Length: 36”

A modern interpretation of the classic Chinese slicing sword, with a Damascus clip point blade. Blade collar with gold washed Chinese characters. Grip caps with incised designs of florals highlighted in gold, but test as approximately Sterling Silver. S shaped guard with a sharper tongue on the rear. Cruciform grip wrapped in black, with grip ornaments that test as approximately 10 karat gold. CONDITION: As new with some scattered handling marks. Grip wrap inexpertly wrapped. 3,500 - 4,500

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2401 - RON LAKE CUSTOM GOLD ENGRAVED FOLDER WITH EXOTIC SCALES.

Blade Length: 2”

Overall Length: 4 - 1/2”

A beautiful tail lock folding knife crafted by Ron Lake. Mirror finish blade with nail nick assist marked “LAKE” on obverse ricasso and “Au” on reverse ricasso. Gold frame marked “RES” with high art engraving on each side. Exotic inlays complement the frame. A gold lanyard loop is in place just below the tail lock. The locking mechanism functions properly. An excellent example with only minor handling impressions. CONDITION: Excellent. 2,000 - 4,000

2402 - SEA WOLF KNIFE CO. CAST SILICON BRONZE DIVE KNIFE WITH TOOLED LEATHER SCABBARD AND BOX.

Blade Length: 7 - 1/2”

Overall Length: 12 - 1/2”

Crafted by US Navy UDT-13 veteran Gus Marsh who produced one piece fighters from 1980-1984. It is said that approximately 10 were crafted of bronze. This fighter is completely integral and features an unmarked clip point blade with serrated top edge. Finger grooved handle is marked “SEA WOLF KNIFE CO. U.S.A.”. The knife exhibits scattered blemishes but remains bright. The knife comes with its original black box that contains its original information sheet. CONDITION: Very good. 2,000 - 3,000

2403 - RANDALL MODEL 18 ATTACK SURVIVAL WITH SOLINGEN MARKED BLADE.

Blade Length: 7 - 1/2”

Overall Length: 13 - 1/2”

Circa 1960s-early 1970s Vietnam War Era Randall Model 18 Attack

Survival knife with a stainless steel sawback blade marked “RANDALL MADE / SOLINGEN.” between Randall’s signature scimitars with separate “S”. Ricasso is also marked “STAINLESS”. The blade is bright with scattered light blemishes. Thick brass guard with holes on either side to accommodate a wrist thong. Guard exhibits a nice patina. Hidden tang construction with a hollow stainless steel handle and original rubber “crutch tip”. The knife is complete with its copper riveted brown leather type C scabbard marked with Randall’s football logo on the belt loop. The scabbard remains supple with scattered blemishes. Patina on rivets. Unmarked gray hone present in pouch. CONDITION: Very good. 2,000 - 3,000

2404 - APPLEBY KNIVES LOVELESS STYLE BIG BEAR SUBHILT FIGHTER.

Blade Length: 8 - 1/2”

Overall Length: 14”

Robert Appleby Jr. crafted his first knife from a railroad spike in 1995 and has perfected his ability to produce fine quality knives. This Appleby custom is in the style of a Bob Loveless subhilt fighter. Bright mirror polished clip point blade marked “APPLEBY / SHICKSHINNY, PA” on the obverse ricasso. Steel cross guard and sub hilt. Red spacers border the mammoth ivory grip scales that are secured by two stainless pins on each side. Pommel features an integral lanyard loop. The knife exhibits scattered light blemishes and is protected by its russet leather scabbard. The scabbard is marked “APPLEBY / SHICKSHINNY PA”. Snap closure functions properly. The scabbard is signed on reverse “Appleby 2025” in marker. Leather is supple with tight stitching. CONDITION: Excellent. 2,000 - 4,000

2405 - LARGE JASON KNIGHT CHOPPER WITH CUSTOM LEATHER SCABBARD.

Blade Length: 11”

Overall Length: 16 - 1/2”

Crafted by Master Bladesmith Jason Knight, who is most known for his appearance on The History Channel’s Forged in Fire. Knight attended the Bill Moran School of Bladesmithing in 2001, where he trained under Master Bladesmith Jay Hendrickson. Since then he has crafted impressive blades that are sought after by collectors. This example is his Chopper that features a large W2 clip point blade with high hump. Hidden tang construction with finger grooved Westinghouse micarta handle. The knife is housed in an ornate leather scabbard that was custom made for this blade by Soul Bound Leather. Appears unused with light handling wear throughout. An excellent example of a custom knife from a Forged in Fire champion. CONDITION: Excellent. 2,000 - 3,000

2406 - JASON KNIGHT DAMASCUS BOWIE.

Blade Length: 10”

Overall Length: 15 - 1/2”

Crafted by Master Bladesmith Jason Knight, who is most known for his appearance on The History Channel’s Forged in Fire. Knight attended the Bill Moran School of Bladesmithing in 2001, where he trained under Master Bladesmith Jay Hendrickson. Since then he has crafted impressive blades that are sought after by collectors. This example is his Bowie knife that features a large Damascus blade. Hidden tang construction with finger grooved Circassian walnut handle with attractive fiddleback figure. The knife is housed in an ornate leather scabbard that was custom made for this blade by Soul Bound Leather and is marked as such on reverse. Appears unused with light handling wear throughout. An excellent example of a custom knife from a Forged in Fire champion. CONDITION: Excellent. 2,000 - 4,000

2407 - MASSIVE JD SMITH CUSTOM BOWIE KNIFE.

Blade Length: 14 - 1/2”

Overall Length: 21 - 3/4”

An immense conversation starter. Massive 14 - 1/2” 1095 steel blade with pronounced clip that features a file worked spine and ricasso. The blade is bright and exhibits scattered blemishes. Large cross guard and pommel with handling wear and patina. Stag grips are secured by six pins on each side. Grips exhibit light handling wear with scattered blemishes. CONDITION: Very good. 2,000 - 4,000

2408 - SEA WOLF KNIFE CO. ONE PIECE FIGHTER.

Blade Length: 7 - 3/4”

Overall Length: 12 - 1/2”

Crafted by US Navy UDT-13 veteran Gus Marsh who produced about 200 of these knives from 1980-1984. One piece fighter crafted of 440C stainless steel and hardened to the Rockwell C scale of 57-58. This fighter is completely integral and features an unmarked mirror polished clip point blade with serrated top edge. Finger grooved handle is marked “SEA WOLF KNIFE CO. U.S.A.”. The knife exhibits scattered scuffs and blemishes but remains bright. The knife comes with a beautifully tooled russet leather scabbard that displays oak leaf and acorn motifs. The scabbard remains supple with light blemishes and functioning snap. CONDITION: Very good. 1,000 - 2,000

2409 - LORENZO HENDRICKS KANGAROO KNIFE.

Blade Length: 3 - 3/4”

Overall Length: 9 - 1/4”

Kangaroo knife set by Lorenzo Hendricks that features a mirror polished blade marked “HENDRICKS / Mesa, Az.” surrounded by floral engraving on obverse ricasso and “PAT. NO. 4030194” on reverse ricasso. Full tang construction with stainless steel dovetail bolsters and ivory grip scales. The knife includes a second blade that fits into the handle of the main knife. The second blade also features mirror finish and is marked the same as the main knife. This set is numbered “133” and “K4”. The set is complete with its russet leather scabbard and is marked “JIM LAYTON / MAKER / Portsmouth, Ohio”. Layton passed away in 2024 and was a 50-year member of the Ohio Gun Collector’s Association and an avid outdoorsman who hand crafted leather sheaths for knives. The scabbard remains supple with tight stitching. Lorenzo Hendrick’s specialty was making kangaroo knife sets. He passed away in 1989. CONDITION: Excellent. 1,000 - 2,000

2410 - UNMARKED BENCHMADE GOLD CLASS BALISONG.

Blade Length: 5”

Overall Length: 9 - 1/4”

Completely unmarked. Drop point Damascus blade. Consigner states that this knife was sent to a sheath maker to use as a mold to craft Benchmade knife sheaths. Titanium handle with Damascus inlays. Handle exhibits scattered light wear. This example is accompanied by a black leather belt sheath that is marked “BENCHMADE” with the trademarked butterfly logo. Sheath is supple with light wear. CONDITION: Very good. 1,000 - 2,000

2411 - TREVOR MORGAN APPLE VALLEY FORGE CHEF KNIFE.

Blade Length: 9”

Overall Length: 13 - 3/4”

EU style chef knife by Trevor Morgan of Apple Valley Forge. 1084 & 15N20 high carbon Aztec garden mosaic Damascus blade marked “APPLE VALLEY FORGE” with tree logo on obverse and signed “T. Morgan J.S” on reverse. Integral Bolster. Hidden tang construction with EX-grade snakewood handle. Contained in an Apple Valley Forge zipper case. CONDITION: Excellent. 1,000 - 2,000

2412 - CASED SET OF HAROLD CORBY KNIVES.

Blade Length: (A) 10 - 3/8” (B) 6 - 1/4”

Overall Length: (A) 16” (B) 11 - 1/2”

A handsome cased set of Harold Corby Knives. (A) Largest of the set with a dagger blade marked “CORBY” on obverse ricasso. Large silvered guard with floral engraving. Hidden tang construction with center swelled wood handle that is embellished with composite and metal spacers. Silvered pommel features matching floral engraving to guard. (B) Clip point blade marked “CORBY” on obverse ricasso. Silvered bolster with scroll engraving. Polished buffalo horn grip scales bordered by red spacers. Both blades remain bright with scattered blemishes. Silvered components exhibit a light patina. Grips are intact with handling wear. Larger knife wobbles slightly when handled. The knives are housed in a wood presentation case with blue velvet lining. Case lid features a brass plaque marked “MADE ESPECIALLY FOR / BILL ROSS / BY H. CORBY / 1982”. The case exhibits scattered blemishes. CONDITION: Very good. 1,000 - 2,000

2413 - AUSTRALIAN WWII GREGSTEEL KNUCKLE KNIFE.

Blade Length: 5 - 1/2”

Overall Length: 10 - 1/4”

These Gregsteel knuckle knives were made in very small numbers, and are sometimes referred to by collectors as Greg Steel knives. Some were supplied to Z special forces for use during Operation Jaywick. Drop point blade marked “GREGSTEEL” remains bright with scattered blemishes. Hidden tang construction with solid cast unmarked zinc knuckle handle features four finger slots. The leather scabbard is unmarked with intact belt loop and securing strap. Scabbard remains supple with scattered blemishes commensurate with service wear.

CONDITION: Good. 1,000 - 2,000

2414 - EARLY RANDALL MODEL 2-8 FIGHTING STILETTO.

Blade Length: 8”

Overall Length: 13 - 1/4”

Circa 1958-1963 Randall Model 2-8 Fighting Stiletto with a dagger style blade marked “RANDALL MADE / ORLANDO, FLA.” between Randall’s signature scimitars. “SS” stainless steel marking below Randall stamp. Blade exhibits nice cross graining with light blemishes. Downturned silvered crossguard with red, white, and blue spacers. Guard exhibits light patina. Hidden tang construction with center swelled ivory handle and aluminum pommel. Handle exhibits a few light surface chips and a hairline crack. The pommel exhibits light bubbling. Complete with its brown leather roughback scabbard that is marked with Randall’s football logo on reverse belt loop as well as “2-8”. The scabbard features “RANDALL MADE / ORLANDO, FLA.” brown plastic snaps that were used on Randall scabbards during the 1940s-1960s. Circa late 1950s-early 1970s combination crystolon hone present in pouch. Scabbard remains supple with scattered light blemishes. CONDITION: Very good. 1,000 - 2,000

2415 - EARLY VIETNAM WAR ERA RANDALL MODEL 15 AIRMAN.

Blade Length: 5 - 1/2”

Overall Length: 10”

A nice example of a circa 1963-1965 Randall Model 15 airman. The blade features the iconic “high hump” toward the drop point and is marked “RANDALL MADE / ORLANDO FLA” between Randall’s signature scimitars with separate low “S” denoting stainless steel construction. The blade exhibits scattered blemishes with nice visible cross graining. Heavy squared brass guard with light patina. Hidden tang construction with four finger grooved micarta that features a thong hole to accommodate paracord. The handle exhibits scattered light blemishes. The knife is complete with its split back russet leather scabbard that features “RANDALL MADE / ORLANDO, FLA.” brown plastic snaps that were used on Randall scabbards during the 1940s-1960s. The scabbard is marked “15” and 5 - 1/2” on the back of the belt loop. The scabbard remains supple and exhibits scattered blemishes. Rivets exhibit patina. Circa late 1950s-early 1970s white print combination crystolon hone present in pouch. CONDITION: Very good. 1,000 - 2,000

2416 - EARLY RANDALL MODEL 2-5 FIGHTING STILETTO.

Blade Length: 5”

Overall Length: 9 - 1/4”

Circa 1958-1963 Randall Model 2-5 Fighting Stiletto with a dagger blade marked “RANDALL MADE / ORLANDO, FLA.” between Randall’s signature scimitars. “SS” stainless steel marking above Randall stamp. Blade exhibits nice cross graining with light blemishes. Downturned silvered crossguard with red, white, and blue spacers. Guard exhibits light patina. Hidden tang construction with center swelled ivory handle. The handle exhibits a few light surface chips and a pleasing honey patina. Complete with its brown leather roughback scabbard that is marked with Randall’s football logo on reverse belt loop as well as “2-5”. The scabbard features a “RANDALL MADE / ORLANDO, FLA.” brown plastic snap that was used on Randall scabbards during the 1940s-1960s. Scabbard remains supple with scattered light blemishes. CONDITION: Very good. 1,000 - 2,000

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2417 - VIETNAM WAR RANDALL MODEL 15 ATTACK USED BY GREEN

Blade Length: 7 - 1/2”

Overall Length: 12”

Circa 1963-1965 Randall Model 14 Attack. The knife features a clip point blade marked “RANDALL MADE / ORLANDO, FLA.” between Randall’s signature scimitars along with separate low “S” denoting stainless steel construction. Reverse blade is engraved “RODDEY DOWD”. The blade is bright with excellent cross graining and light blemishes. Large gilded brass crossguard with excellent gilding. Four finger grooved micarta grip with integral lanyard loop that retains a leather wrist thong. CONDITION: Excellent. Roddey Dowd began his military career enlisting in the North Carolina Army National Guard during his freshman year of college. He served on active duty from 1955 to 1957. In 1965 he reentered the Army and earned his paratrooper wings and Green Beret. Roddey served as the Executive Officer of Operational Detachment A-14, Company B, 20th Special Forces Group (Airborne) 1st Special Forces, North Carolina National Guard. He served during the early years of the Vietnam War and retired as a captain in 1968. 1,000 - 2,000

BERET.

2418 - GERMAN THIRD REICH DELUXE HUNTING CUTLASS.

Blade Length: 10 - 1/4”

Overall Length: 16 - 1/4”

Third Reich era deluxe hunting cutlass with a 10-inch Eickhorn-marked double-sided etched blade with scattered marks. Etching presents detailed hunting scenes. Stag grip has light wear and with the Third Reich era hunting organization emblem inlaid. Nickel fittings exhibit a pleasing patina. Dark green leather scabbard has only very light wear. Silver plated fittings retain very little of their finish with patina. CONDITION: Overall excellent. 1,000 - 1,500

2419 - CASED SET OF MARK SENTZ LOCKBACK FOLDERS.

Blade Length: (BOTH) 3 - 1/2”

Overall Length: (BOTH) 8 - 3/4”

Mark Sentz was the last protege of Bill Moran and obtained his Master Smith rating in 1994. This knife set consists of two of Sentz’s folding knives: (A) Damascus drop point blade with jeweled thumb stud. Blade is marked “SENTZ” on obverse ricasso and “M.S.” on reverse ricasso. Damascus bolster and frame. File worked spine and backspacer. Bill Moran style curly wood scales with silver wire inlay. Lanyard loop. The knife operates using a lockback mechanism that functions properly. Blade seats well when folded. Scattered light blemishes throughout. CONDITION: Very good. (B) Satin finish drop point blade with thumb stud. Blade is marked “SENTZ” on obverse ricasso and “M.S.” on reverse ricasso. Satin finish bolster and frame. File worked spine and backspacer. Stag scales. Lanyard loop. The knife operates using a lockback mechanism that functions properly. Blade seats well when folded. Scattered light blemishes throughout. CONDITION: Very good. The knives are housed in a nicely lined presentation case. Interior lid is marked “SENTZ”. The case is constructed of Moran style curly maple with silver wire inlay. The case exhibits light handling wear. 1,000 - 2,000

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3001 - ITHACA AUTO BURGLAR BARRELS AND DESIRABLE ITHACA AUTO BURGLAR HOLSTER.

The Ithaca Auto and Burglar was produced from 1921 through 1934. The earlier examples were built on the Flues frame while the later examples used the NID frames. These barrels are for a first model and are serial numbered 361574, dating to 1922. Barrels are 10” in 20 gauge with 2 - 1/2” chambers and extractors. The matching serial number is also found stamped on the checkered walnut splinter forearm. Barrels are blued with matted rib and a single brass bead front sight. Barrels are stamped “SMOKELESS POWDER STEEL” and “MADE IN USA”. This lot also includes the rare original leather flap holster that is branded “AUTO AND BURGLER GUN MADE BY ITHACA GUN CO.

ITHACA N.Y.” on face of flap. CONDITION: Excellent. Barrel retains nearly all the blue finish with nominal handling marks and a touch of muzzle wear. The bores are bright. The forearm is superb. The holster is also in excellent condition but missing closure stud. 1,000 - 1,500

3002 - (M) WEST GERMAN SAVAGE ANSCHUTZ MODEL 54M .22 MAGNUM BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Anschutz

Model: 54M

Serial No. 1162410A

Caliber/Bore: .22 Magnum

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Modern

3003 - (M) RUGER PRECISION BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Ruger

Model: Precision

Serial No. 1801-13153

Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester

Introduced in the 1960s as Savage had merged with Anschutz in 1963. One of the finest production magnum rifles ever built. It features a finely blued metal finish with a hooded ramp front sight, a folding leaf rear, a beautifully grained walnut stock with hand checkered diamond pattern pistol grip, a contrasting cap with inlay, a black butt plate, sling eyes, and a matched checkered forearm with slender Schnabel tip. Fit with a high quality Bushnell Scope Chief VI that was built in Japan by Bausch & Lomb. The Monte Carlo comb features a roll over cheek piece as well. CONDITION: Excellent. Shows only nominal handling wear. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. German code dates rifle to 1979. Consignor states: “THIS RIFLE IS NEW AND NEVER FIRED”. 1,000 - 1,500

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Modern

Manufactured in 2017 in classic configuration throughout. CONDITION: Very good. Mechanically fine. Very good bore with sharp rifling. 1,000 - 1,500

3004 - (C) SPRINGFIELD M2 .22 LR BOLT

ACTION RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Springfield Armory

Model: M2

Serial No. 7212

Caliber/Bore: .22 LR

Barrel Length: 24”

Length of Pull: 13 - 1/4”

The Springfield Model 1922 M2 was training rifle used by the U.S. military to simulate the 1903 Springfield. The top of the receiver is marked “U.S. SPRINGFIELD ARMORY CAL. .22 M2 7212”. The bolt handle is marked “NS M2”. The bolt body is marked “M2”. The safety flag is marked “READY / SAFE”. The side of the barrel shank is marked “LONG RIFLE CART’GE ONLY”. The top of the barrel is marked “S A /6-37” with a flaming bomb proof. The stock is a single piece walnut with a barrel band/sling loop, finger grooves, semi-pistol grip, straight comb, sling loop, and knurled buttplate. The bolt is serialized to the rifle. CONDITION: This rifle retains about 95% of its metal finish. There are faint scuffs and scratches throughout the metal surfaces. The leading edges are thinning. The action and bolt show some light operational wear. The knurling on the buttplate is sharp. The screw heads show light to moderate use. The markings are clear. Stock is free of chips or cracks. 1,000 - 1,500

3005 - (C) US SPRINGFIELD MODEL

1903 .30-06 SPRINGFIELD BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Springfield

Model: 1903

Serial No. 947762

Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

The barrel on this example is dated SA 8-18. The serial number corresponds with this date. This rifle was arsenal overhauled. C stock with A1 pistol grip. The sight grooved handguard is post-1919. Stock has two reinforcement bolts. Features all milled parts, smooth buttplate with trap, early dark parkerized arsenal finish, a post-1942 2700 year rear sight and early brass frog sling. CONDITION: Excellent as rebuilt. Metal retains the majority of its reapplied finish showing minimal handling marks. Stock is excellent with sundry dings and impressions. Mechanically sound. ME reading is 0. TE reading is 1. Bore is well defined but shows some frosting. 800 - 1,200

3006 - (C) U.S. REMINGTON MODEL

40-X .22 LR BOLT ACTION TARGET RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Remington

Model: 40-X

Serial No. 20431B

Caliber/Bore: .22 LR

Barrel Length: 28”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Circa 1964. Blued heavy barrel with scope blocks. “US” property marked single shot 40-X action. Heavy oiled walnut target stock with accessory rail on the underside and white line pad. CONDITION: Very good. Nearly all of the factory blue is retained showing some rubs and marks. Stock has some scattered scuffs and dings but is overall very good. Crisp, bright bore. Fine mechanics. 800 - 1,200

3007

- (M) LONGSHOT RIFLES

CUSTOMIZED REMINGTON 700 .300 WIN MAG BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Remington Model: 700

Serial No. S6363993

Caliber/Bore: .300 Win Mag

Barrel Length: 27”

FFL Status: Modern

Four chamber muzzle brake threaded onto a heavy profile barrel marked “Longshot Rifles” on the right side of shank and “300 Win Mag” on left side. Badger Ordnance scope rail, Remington 700 long action with enlarged tactical bolt knob. Foliage green marbled composite stock fit with a Decelerator buttpad; no maker marks, but appears to be a McMillan. CONDITION: Very good, retaining the majority of the custom foliage green finishes with some handling marks and scuffs throughout, some silvering. Mechanically fine, bore excellent with strong, bright rifling. A rifle that with the right glass is set up to reach the distance. 800 - 1,500

3008 - (M) REMINGTON MODEL 700 TACTICAL .308 BOLT ACTION RIFLE WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: Remington Model: 700

Serial No. RR22466F

Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Modern

Likely manufactured in November of 1997 with durable matte finishes, heavy profile barrel without iron sight provisions, oversized bolt handle, and pebble textured black Hogue rubber overmolded stock. Gun is housed in its original factory box with manual. CONDITION: Excellent. Rifle has a few minor handling marks and light evidence of a scope having been mounted on the receiver. Crisp, bright bore. Fine mechanics. 800 - 1,200

3009 - (M) REMINGTON MODEL 700 PSS .223 REMINGTON BOLT ACTION RIFLE WITH US OPTICS GLASS

Manufacturer: Remington Model: 700

Serial No. E6752409

Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington

Barrel Length: 26”

FFL Status: Modern

Barrel with caliber marking and Remington Arms Company warning, “REP”, and “8” in triangle on right side of shank. Remington composite stock with palm swell at forearm and pistol grip, Remington branded recoil pad, attachment studs at toe line and two at forearm. Mounted with a U.S. Optics SN3 SSDS 3.5-15x scope with FFP mil dot reticle. With Remington box with trigger lock and manual. CONDITION: Very good as used with scattered handling marks and rubs, some silvering. Stock commensurate. Some scattered freckling, mostly to scope rail and scope, and evidence of long term storage. Mechanically fine, bore excellent with strong rifling and moderate frosting. Glass is clear and throws smoothly. Box with age related distress and evidence of long term storage. 800 - 1,200

3010 - (M) REMINGTON MODEL 700

.223 REMINGTON TACTICAL BOLT ACTION RIFLE

Manufacturer: Remington Model: 700

Serial No. RR77985A

Caliber/Bore: .223 Rem

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Modern

Faintly marked with Remington legends on left side of barrel for a Tactical model in .223 Remington. Typical Remington legends throughout. In a Remington stock with palm swell at forearm and pistol grip, Remington branded recoil pad, unbranded cheek pouch with match saver on exterior, bipod on VersaPod mount, and an Osprey Global 6-24x scope with SFP mil-dot reticle. CONDITION: Good as used, with the vast majority of a custom-applied OD green camo with scattered handling marks and rubs, some to bare metal. Mechanically fine, bore with strong rifling and moderate frosting. Glass is clear and throws smoothly. 800 - 1,500

3011 - (M) REMINGTON MODEL 700

.308 WINCHESTER BOLT ACTION RIFLE WITH ACCURACY INTERNATIONAL CHASSIS

Manufacturer: Remington Model: 700

Serial No. G6972940

Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester

Barrel Length: 25”

FFL Status: Modern

Unmarked as to caliber, but a .308 snapcap functions appropriately. Custom heavy taper barrel with muzzle brake with three slanted ports, Accuracy International AT AICS chassis with KeyMod forearm, folding pistol grip, adjustable cheekpiece, bipod on VersaPod mount, cheekpiece pouch with match saver on exterior, and mounted with an Osprey Global 10-40x50mm scope with SFP mil-dot reticle and RGB illumination. CONDITION: Good as used. Scattered handling handling marks and rubs as befits range use. Oxidation to action and barrel consistent with storage. Heavy storage grease throughout. Mechanically fine, bore with strong rifling and some mild frosting. Glass is clear and throws smoothly, illumination does not function, may be a battery issue. 800 - 1,200

3012 - (M)

REMINGTON MODEL

700 BOLT ACTION RIFLE WITH ACCURACY INTERNATIONAL CHASSIS

Manufacturer: Remington

Model: 700

Serial No. RR07486B

Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester

Custom barrel is unmarked, but a .308 snapcap feeds appropriately. Custom heavy taper barrel with a three port muzzle brake with slanted ports mated to a Remington 700 action and mounted in an Accuracy International AT AICS chassis with 2.0 features including a folding pistol grip stock and adjustable cheekpiece. Mounted with an Osprey Global 10-40x scope with an SFP mil-dot reticle with RGB illumination. CONDITION: With some freckling and fine oxidation primarily to barrel and scattered handling marks and rubs commensurate with range use. Mechanically fine, bore very good with moderate frosting. Glass is a little hazy, but throws cleanly. 800 - 1,200

3013 - (M) SAKO V 7MM REM MAG

BOLT ACTION RIFLE

Manufacturer: sako

Model: V

Serial No. 997058

Caliber/Bore: 7mm Remington

Magnum

Barrel Length: 25”

FFL Status: Modern

Barrel made without iron sights, marked on left side “CAL. 7MM REM MAG. MADE IN FINLAND (crowned lion)”, right with importer mark for Stoeger. Action with model designation, serial number, and crowned lion proof, Bolt marked “NRA Friends of the NRA - 2001 Gun of the Year / 294 of 775”. Fit with a Bausch & Lomb 6-24x40 scope with SFP mil-dot reticle. Mounted in an M40 style McMillan stock in a woodland camo with checkered panels at forearm and pistol grip, pancake cheekpiece, and Decelerator recoil pad. Magazine has been wrapped in green tape to match and is stuck in magazine well. With original Sako wood stock in identical configuration and box with styrofoam and SAKO 75 cloth badge. CONDITION: Very good as used with scattered handling marks and rubs consistent with use. Mechanically fine, bore with bright, strong rifling. Scope is clear and throws smoothly. 800 - 1,500

3014 - (C) SAKO L61R 25-06 BOLT

ACTION RIFLE

Manufacturer: Sako

Model: L61R

Serial No. 510270

Caliber/Bore: .25-06

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Barrel made without provision for iron sights, marked “MADE IN FINLAND” on left side ahead of shank and “SAKO / Cal. .25-06” on top ahead of shank. Left side of receiver with model designation, serial number, crowned lion proof, and “PV”. Stock with palm swell at forearm, two panels of point pattern checkering at forearm, reinforcing bolt below gas escape port, pistol grip with two panels of point pattern checkering, and Monte Carlo stock with cheekpiece. Sako brown waffle recoil pad. Mounted with an SWFA SS 20x42 scope with mil-quad reticle. CONDITION: Very good with some scattered handling marks and scuffs, some silvering, particularly to barrel. Stock with scattered handling marks and impressions, some areas of dryness to varnish. Some silver scuffs to scope. Mechanically fine, bore excellent with strong rifling and moderate frosting. Glass a little hazy. 800 - 1,500

3015 - (A) WINCHESTER-LEE NAVY 1895 STRAIGHT PULL SPORTING RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: Lee Navy

Serial No. 13131

Caliber/Bore: .236 USN

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Antique

Manufactured in 1898. Blued tapered sporting weight barrel with 2-line address and “.236 U.S.N.” caliber designation. Ramped, period replaced front sight. The rear sight dovetail is fitted with a blank and the bolt mounted with a peep sight. Custom factory styled deluxe checkered fiddleback walnut stock with Schnabel tip, hard rubber WRACO grip cap, and rifle butt plate. CONDITION: Fine as restored. Nearly all of the reapplied blue is retained with evidence of older cleaned oxidation under the finish. Stock is excellent with sharp checkering and a few light marks. Soft bore. Bolt fails to stay closed and should be treated with caution. 800 - 1,200

3016 - (C) WINCHESTER MODEL 70 BOLT ACTION RIFLE WITH 6MM-284 APEX IMPERIAL BARREL.

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 70

Serial No. 113686

Caliber/Bore: 6mm-284

Barrel Length: 26”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Apex Imperial barrel marked “6MM 284” on left side of shank, “APEX / IMPERIAL” on right, no provisions for iron sights, and a recessed crown. Winchester Model 70 action with “WINCHESTER” visible above stock line, PW proof still visible at left side of fore ring, and two drilled, tapped, and filled holes offset at rear left for aperture sight. Mounted with a Redfield scope based fit with a 4-12x scope with a peep crosshair reticle. Fabulous walnut stock, darkly veined with a wild grain, with contrasting forearm tip, modified wave pattern checkering with fleur de lis intrusions, skeleton pistol grip and buttplate, cheekpiece with fluted nose and edge that flows gracefully into wrist. Leather sling on QD bows affixed to studs at toe line and forearm. CONDITION: Very good, retaining the vast majority of the custom finishes with some rubs to silver at barrel, and scattered handling marks to stock, heavier to butt, some silvering at buttplate. Mechanically fine, bore with strong rifling and moderate frosting. Scope clear but adjustments are very stiff. 800 - 1,200

3017

MAUSER BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Brunn

Model: K98

Serial No. 4828H

Caliber/Bore: 8mm Mauser

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Assembled by in Czechoslovakia immediately after WWII with wartime German parts in the “H” block. The blued barrel has both German inspection and Czech rampant lion proof. The rampant lion proofed receiver is marked “Mod. 98 / dou. 45” and “CESKOSLOVENSKA ZBROJOVKA, A., BRNO”. Laminate stock without bolt takedown. Fabricated mounts including winter trigger guard and cupped butt plate with bolt takedown hole. Discreetly import marked on the underside of the barrel. Matching numbers observed on receiver and bolt handle. No cleaning rod present. CONDITION: Fine. Rifle retains the vast majority of its arsenal blue with moderate wear and a layer of protective grease. Dark, frosted bore. Fine mechanics. 800 - 1,200

- (C) CZECH DOU 45 CODE K98

3018 - (C) FINE EDDYSTONE US M1917 BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Eddystone

Model: Model 1917

Serial No. 1303663

Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield

Barrel Length: 26”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This is a 11-18 dated Eddystone with “E” stamped stock, front sight, rear sight, bolt, bolt release and safety. All visible parts are mismatched. Stock wrist has the eagle head stamp. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains the majority of the 1918 blue finish showing some handling marks and a bit of thinning and dulling on trigger guard and floor plate. Buttplate is patina. Stock is excellent with scattered dings and impressions. Mechanically sound. Bore is bold. A sharp example. 800 - 1,200

3019 - (M) DELUXE ENGRAVED REMINGTON MODEL 700 .22-250 BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Remington

Model: 700

Serial No. E6624375

Caliber/Bore: .22-250

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Modern

Standard deluxe rifle with high polish blue finish, hooded ramp front sight, adjustable rear barrel sight, jeweled bolt, engraved frame and floor plate, and fit with a Burris 3-9x variable scope. Walnut stock with high gloss finish, Monte Carlo comb, roll over cheek piece, black grip cap and forearm tip with diamond checkering, black Remington buttplate, and sling eyes. CONDITION: Excellent. Shows in near new condition exhibiting nominal handling marks. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 800 - 1,200

3020 - (C) U.S. PROPERTY WINCHESTER MODEL 52D BOLT ACTION RIFLE

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 52D

Serial No. 115656D

Caliber/Bore: .22 LR

Barrel Length: 28”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Dates to 1964. Beginning in 1963, Winchester filled military contracts for the Model 52D rifles for the for the US Army and US Marine Corp shooting teams. Rifles were stamped or etched either “U.S.” or “U.S. Property” on the receiver. This example has the etched “US”. Features a heavy bull barrel with target scope blocks and target rear sight base. The stock is smooth walnut, target type with the alloy under rail. The barrel is roll marked with the Winchester logo and model type. CONDITION: Fine. Rifle retains at least 95% blue finish showing sundry handling marks. The stock has been shooter sculpted to his preference in several areas. Mechanically sound with a defined bore that shows some abrasion. 800 - 1,200

3021 - (C) PRE-WARNING RUGER M77 VARMINT .220 SWIFT BOLT ACTION RIFLE

Manufacturer: Ruger

Model: M77

Serial No. 72-21645

Caliber/Bore: .220 Swift

Barrel Length: 26”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Standard rifle features a blue finish, heavy round barrel, no factory barrel sights, walnut stock with straight comb, checkered pistol grip with cap, Ruger solid red pad, and fit with a Tasco variable 32x scope. CONDITION: Excellent. Metal retains majority of its blue finish with some handling marks with a bit more on the floor plate. Stock is fine showing some usual indents and impressions. Mechanically sound with a lightly frosted well defined bore. 800 - 1,200

3022 - (C) US SPRINGFIELD ARMORY KRAG MODEL 1898 .30-40 BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Springfield Armory

Model: 1898 Krag

Serial No. 419706

Caliber/Bore: .30-40 Krag

Barrel Length: 30”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This rifle dates to 1902 with the bold JSA 1902 cartouche on left side at wrist and script “P”. Rifle has the updated 1901 rear sight and hand guard; all else is standard issue. Comes with a US 1897 bayonet and metal scabbard. CONDITION: Fine. Metal retains majority of its blue that is beginning to dull and blending with some patina with exception to the trigger guard which retains about half the bright blue. The nitre blue on extractor is fading and the oil quenched frame is now a dark grey. Stock is excellent, sharp cartouche, with minor scattered dings. Mechanically sound with a well defined but frosted bore. Bayonet shows wear to scales. 700 - 1,000

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3023 - (C) FAZAKERLEY SMLE NO. 4 MK 2 .303 BRITISH BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Fazarkley

Model: No. 4 Mk 2

Serial No. UF55A1124

Caliber/Bore: .303 British

Barrel Length: 25 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

British No.4 MK2 SMLE rifle, manufactured 1955 at ROF Fazakerley Arsenal in Liverpool. These late production rifles are recognized for their excellent quality and attention to fit and finish. 1300 yard micrometer rear sight with MKII trigger. Metal finished in black Vulcanite epoxy with light stained oil finished stocks numbered to rifle. Mounted with khaki SMLE cotton rifle sling. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine with 99% finish remaining with brilliant bright bore and no evidence of actual use. Small import marking at muzzle. Wood is excellent with some light handling. All matching serial numbers including magazine. Mechanically excellent. 600 - 1,000

Manufacturer: Fazarkley

Model: No. 4 Mk 2

Serial No. UF55A11821

Caliber/Bore: .303 British

Barrel Length: 25 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

micrometer rear sight with MKII trigger. Metal finished in black Vulcanite epoxy with light stained oil finished stocks numbered to rifle. Mounted with khaki SMLE cotton rifle sling. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine with 99% finish remaining with brilliant bright bore and no evidence of actual use. Small import marking at muzzle. Wood is excellent with some light handling marks. All matching serial numbers including magazine. Mechanically excellent. 600 - 1,200

3025 - (C) JAPANESE TYPE 99 ARISAKA BOLT ACTION RIFLE WITH ‘MUM.

Manufacturer: Japanese

Model: Arisaka Type 99

Serial No. 5724

Caliber/Bore: 7.7mm Japanese

Barrel Length: 26”

Very fine WWII Japanese Type 99 Arisaka with untouched full Chrysanthemum crest and all matching numbers. Blue finished with lacquered 2 piece stock. Chrome lined bore. Late variation made without monopod or anti-aircraft sight wings. CONDITION: Very fine with over 95% arsenal blue finish. Excellent bore. All matching numbers. Most all stock finish remains. Stocks have some typical period of use bruises. Mechanically excellent. 350 - 750

Manufacturer: Berthier

Model: M16

Serial No. AC55409

Caliber/Bore: 8mm Lebel

Barrel Length: 17 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Lot consists of (A) Fine condition Denix functioning non firing display M1 Garand Rifle with pattern 1905 leather sling. CONDITION: Very fine (B) Very Fine Denix Functional display rifle non firing copy of British Number 1 Mark III .303 British SMLE. CONDITION: Extremely attractive and functions properly. (C) C&R French Bertier Model M-16 Carbine by Continsowa. Breech dated “1918MAC”. Stock is duffle cut under barrel band. CONDITION: Bore is dark with defined rifling. External oxidation. Wood is good other that duffle cut. Mechanically fine. 300 - 500

3026 - (C) LOT OF THREE: THREE RIFLES INCLUDING TWO DENIX RIFLES AND A BERTHEIR.

3027 - (A) ANTIQUE COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .32 WCF REVOLVER (1897).

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 173544

Caliber/Bore: .32 WCF

Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Antique

Standard blue and case finish, fixed sights, correct two line Colt barrel legend, correct two line Colt patent legend and pony on left side of frame, and correct style Colt gutta percha grips. Matching numbers. CONDITION: Very good. Gun retains about 75% of the period reapplied blue finish with no visible case color. The front sight has been taken down a bit. Legends are all crisp. Grip checkering worn almost smooth. Mechanically sound with distinct half cock. Bore is bright. 1,000 - 1,500

3028 - (A) SCARCE REMINGTON-SMOOT NEW MODEL NO 3 .38 CENTERFIRE SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Remington-Smoot

Model: No. 3

Caliber/Bore: .38 CF

Barrel Length: 3 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Antique

Offered from 1878 through 1888, this example is in the very scarce .38 centerfire. Saw handle model with estimated production in both calibers around 6000. Ribbed octagon barrel, small half moon front sight, gutta percha grips, and nickel finish. CONDITION: Excellent. Cylinder face shows some finish flaking. Retains virtually all of its nickel showing the usual small handling marks found on this finish, a light drag line and few minute freckles. Mechanically sound. Excellent grips and a bright bore. The grip screw still retains all its nitre blue. Has seen very little use. 800 - 1,200

3029 - (A) COLT MODEL 1878 DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER (1879)

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1878

Serial No. 3549

Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

Dates to 1879, second year of production. Standard features include lanyard ring, blue finish, gutta percha birdshead grips. The cylinder is stamped 349 instead of 549, presumably an error. Loading gate stamped 549. Caliber is visible on trigger guard bow. CONDITION: Very good retaining the majority of the reapplied matte blue finish. Grips are solid showing diminished detail from wear. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 800 - 1,200

3030 - (A) COLT MODEL 1878 DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1878

Serial No. 37931

Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

Dates to 1897. Standard features include the blue finish, one line Colt barrel legend, lanyard ring and Colt gutta percha bird head grips. Matching number 931 on back of cylinder and under barrel. Assembly number 142 on loading gate and inside frame. There is an asterisk on right trigger guard usually indication of a factory return for repair or refinish. CONDITION: Very good. Blue is dark, all brown patina. Barrel legends are still strong. Grips have piece missing on one panel with repair on other. Mechanically sound with a strong bore showing some abrasions. 800 - 1,200

3031 - (A) MERWIN & HULBERT POCKET MODEL .38 M&H DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Merwin & Hulbert

Model: 4th Model Pocket

Serial No. 1629

Caliber/Bore: .38 M&H

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

This variation features the closed top frame, folding hammer, nickel finish, solid rib, half moon front sight, and birdshead frame with checkered gutta percha grips. Matching numbers on frame, barrel and cylinder. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains at least 95% finish with small areas of patina and few age freckles. Grips are excellent. Mechanically sound with a strong bore showing some frosting. Sharp and fairly scarce with this frame design. 800 - 1,200

3032 - (A) EARLY REMINGTON SMOOT NEW MODEL NO. 1 SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Remington

Model: Smoot

Serial No. 817

Caliber/Bore: .30 RF

Barrel Length: 2 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Antique

Produced from 1875 through 1877. Type II bird’s head grip model with an estimated production was around 2300. Ribbed octagon barrel, small half moon front sight, gutta percha grips, nickel finish, and case color hammer. Remington legend atop the rib. CONDITION: Excellent. Cylinder face shows some finish flaking but no real burn. Retains virtually all of its nickel showing the usual small handling marks found on this finish and few minute freckles. Mechanically sound. Excellent grips and a bright bore. Hammer still shows some strong case color. Has seen very little use. 600 - 1,000

3033 - (A) COLT MODEL 1860 ARMY RICHARDS CONVERSION SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Richards Conversion

Serial No. 195075

Caliber/Bore: .44 CF

Barrel Length: 8”

FFL Status: Antique

Documented Colt 2nd Model Richards conversion to .44 Centerfire, shipped in 1877 to J.P. Moores & Sons of New York City in a shipment of 50 guns. Accompanied by both a Colt archives letter dated April 1976 and a R.L. Wilson letter dated December 1975. One piece walnut grip with brass trigger guard and iron back strap. Single line Colt address on barrel with serial number 197075 legible on trigger guard, All other serial numbers are not legible from older period of use oxidation and wear. CONDITION: Good with moderate period of use wear and oxidation. Action operates while ejector rod spring is very weak. Several minor replaced screws are evident. Grips have a contemporary repair at base. Metal has toned to a dove grey patina. 600 - 1,000

3034

- (A) SHARPS MODEL 2A PEPPERBOX DERRINGER

Manufacturer: C. Sharps

Model: 2A

Serial No. 18836

Caliber/Bore: .30 RF

Barrel Length: 3”

FFL Status: Antique

Standard model but with checkered walnut grips with standard brass frame and four iron barrels. Sharps legends on both sides of frame. CONDITION: Very good. Brass is toned. Barrel are age freckled patina. Grips are fine but thinning. Firing pin rotates correctly. Bores are fairly clean. 500 - 700

3035 - (A) BRASS BARRELED FLINTLOCK BLUNDERBUSS BY PRITCHETT

Manufacturer: Pritchett

Model: Blunderbuss

Caliber/Bore: 1 -1/2”

Barrel Length: 16”

FFL Status: Antique

Circa 1810-1820. Two-stage flared blunderbuss barrel with two indistinct proofs on left side of breech and some scroll engraving on first few inches of top three flats. Convex lockplate marked “PRITCHETT”. Brass baluster ramrod ferrule and engraved brass trigger guard. Made without a buttplate. Walnut stock and modern wood ramrod with brass tip. CONDITION: Barrel shows extensive wear and is polished showing some lacquer overtop. Lock retains a grey patina and is in its original flintlock configuration. Frizzen screw, frizzen spring, frizzen spring screw and cock screw are modern replacements. Brass trigger guard has a modern screw added to finial. Stock shows scattered cracks and marks from use, some repairs to wood around lock. A large and attractive blunderbuss. 800 - 1,500

3036 - (A)

SUTTON 1808 FLINTLOCK MUSKET (1813)

Manufacturer: Waters & Whitmore

Model: 1808 Contract

Caliber/Bore: .75 Smoothbore

Barrel Length: 44 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Antique

3037 - (A) BALKAN MIQUELET RATTAIL FLINTLOCK PISTOL.

Manufacturer: Balkan

Model: Miquelet

Caliber/Bore: .64 Smoothbore

Barrel Length: 12 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

US Model 1808 Flintlock musket marked “Sutton 1812”. Barrel with “P” proof and “PM” marking on breech with 1813 date on top of chamber. Flat 1808 pattern lock plate. One piece wood stock with iron furniture and tulip rammer. CONDITION: Metal remains very good with some evidence of previous cleaning. Bore is dark. Wood has been sanded, cleaned and has several live breaks surrounding lock mortise and some material losses. Mechanically fine. 800 - 1,200

Used extensively in the Balkans and Caucus Mountain regions, the rat tail pistols have become synonymous with the later uses by pirates and traders in the Mediterranean seas and ports. Using a Miquelet lock ignition system these simple pistols were very reliable and sturdy. The stock assembly is hand embellished brass in the rattail pattern with dual barrel bands of thin brass sheeting. The iron octagon to round barrel is smooth bore and about .64 caliber. Small embellishments of white metal on the brass grip appear to be florets while the balance is engraved with geometric patterns and scrolls. CONDITION: Very nice overall with a lightly cleaned / polished surface. Lock operates properly and is mechanically fine. Very attractive and presents itself well. 700 - 1,000

3038 - (A) ROBERT JOHNSON US MODEL 1836 FLINTLOCK PISTOL.

Manufacturer: Johnson

Model: 1836

Caliber/Bore: .54 Smoothbore

Barrel Length: 8 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

The last US Martial pistol with flintlock ignition. Made in Middletown, Connecticut from 1836 through 1844. This model is dated 1838 on lock along with “US”, “R. JOHNSON”, and “MIDDn CONN”. The barrel is stamped with “US”, “EB” for Elizur Bates, and “P”. Pistol features all iron hardware and furniture, the swivel rod with button head, oval rear sight, barrel band strap extension, and walnut stock with metal pommel. Left side of stock has two strong cartouche stamps, “MPL” for Mann Paige Lomax and “EB” for Bates. CONDITION: Very good to fine. All metal is now a smooth patina. Metal and stock cartouche stamps are strong. Stock is excellent showing nominal impressions. Mechanically sound with fairly clean bore. 700 - 1,000

3039 - VICTORIAN EUROPEAN GAS LAMP LIGHTER DEFENCE TOOL.

Blade Length: 8”

Overall Length: 26”

An interesting self defense tool that is in the form of a gas lamp lighter’s lighting stick. Circa Victorian Era, this weapon features a fold out blade that is activated by the release of a switch just above the handle. It is then locked in place by a lock back mechanism and can be thrusted in defense. The piece exhibits a gray patina throughout. Wood handle exhibits scattered scratches, dents, and other blemishes. Spring is strong and blade ejects quickly. An interesting self defense tool from the Victorian Era. CONDITION: Good. 800 - 1,200

3040 - LOT OF 2: RANDALL MODEL 5-5 CAMP AND TRAIL AND RANDALL RKS-5 KNIVES.

Blade Length: (A) 5” (B)

Overall Length: (A) 5” (B) 9 - 1/2”

Lot consists of: (A) Randall Model 5-5 with clip point blade marked “RANDALL MADE / ORLANDO, FL” between Randall’s signature scimitars and separate “S” denoting stainless steel construction. Blade is bright with light sharpening and scattered blemishes. Brass guard with red, white, and blue spacers. Hidden tang construction with micarta grip. The knife is complete with its brown leather scabbard that features “baby dot” chromium plated snaps that were used on Randall scabbards during the 1960s-1990s. Orange Fine India hone present. Scabbard remains supple with light blemishes and is marked with Randall’s football logo on reverse belt loop as well as “5 5”. CONDITION: Very good. (B) Randall RKS-5 Randall Knife Society knife with a drop point blade marked “RANDALL MADE / ORLANDO, FLA.” with separate “M”. Reverse is marked “RKS 0070”. Small brass guard. Micarta grip that features an integral lanyard loop with paracord wrist thong. The knife is complete with its brown leather scabbard that features “RANDALL MADE” snaps. Hone present. Reverse of scabbard is marked with Randall’s football logo and RKS logo. CONDITION: Excellent. 800 - 1,200

3041 - LOT OF 2: RANDALL GAMBLER AND MODEL 24 GUARDIAN.

Blade Length: (A) 5” (B) 4”

Overall Length: (A) 9 - 1/2” (B) 7 - 1/2”

Lot consists of: (A) Randall Gambler with a dagger blade marked “RANDALL MADE / ORLANDO, FLA.” between Randall’s signature scimitars. Carbon steel construction. serrated spine for thumb rest. Blade exhibits nice cross graining with scattered blemishes. Small brass guard with black spacers. Hidden tang construction with micarta handle. Handle exhibits light blemishes and handling wear. CONDITION: Very good. (B) Randall Model 24 Guardian with a dagger blade marked “RANDALL MADE / ORLANDO, FL.” with separate “S” denoting stainless steel construction. Small silvered guard with red, white, and blue spacers. Hidden tang construction with micarta handle. The knife is complete with its brown leather boot style concealment scabbard with a metal boot clip and marked with Randall’s football logo on reverse. CONDITION: Very good. 800 - 1,000

3042 - LOT OF 4: PRESTO PAT. JAN 30-40 MADE IN USA M2 PARATROOPER SWITCHBLADE KNIVES.

Blade Length: (ALL) 3”

Overall Length: (ALL) 7”

Lot consists of four C. 1930s-40s Presto M2 Paratrooper switchblade knives. All are marked “PRESTO PAT. JAN. 30-40” on obverse ricasso and “.GEO. SCHRADE KNIFE CO. INC. B’PORT, CONN.” on reverse ricasso. All are in standard configuration with clip point blades, “Brain” plastic/celluloid handles, and iron bolsters and liners. All blade tips seat well and centered when closed. All have functioning locks. All have lanyard bails. All blades are bright with one that exhibits scattered staining. Blades open with snap. Knife with stained blade has a weaker spring but still functions. All closed length 4 - 1/8”. CONDITION: Good-very good. 800 - 1,200

3043 - LOT OF 5: VIETNAM WAR ERA MC-1 SWITCHBLADES.

Blade Length: (ALL) 3”

Overall Length: (ALL) 7 - 1/4”

Lot consists of five Vietnam War era MC-1 aircrew/paratrooper switchblade knives. Three are marked “CAMILLUS / NEW YORK” on obverse two are marked SCHRADE / WALDEN / N.Y. U.S.A.” on obverse ricasso. All are in standard configuration with high hump clip point blades and orange plastic “jigged bone” scales. All blade tips seat well and centered when closed. All but one Camillus knife have functioning locks. All have lanyard bails. All blades are bright with scattered blemishes. Blades open with snap though some are weaker. All closed length 4 - 1/4”.

CONDITION: Good-very good. 800 - 1,200

3044 - W.C. DAVIS MOTHER OF PEARL FOLDER.

Blade Length: 4”

Overall Length: 10”

Mirror polished clip point blade with thick nail nick assist marked “W.C. DAVIS” on obverse ricasso. Blade exhibits a few light blemishes. Silvered bolsters. Thick Mother of Pearl scales are secured by two pins on each side. Obverse grip exhibits a few cracks. Bolsters exhibit handling wear. The knife operates using a lock back mechanism that functions properly. Blade seats well when folded. CONDITION: Good. 500 - 1,000

3045 - MISSION KNIVES PROTOTYPE FLY-BY KNIFE BY RICK SCHULTZ.

Blade Length: 4 - 1/2”

Overall Length: 9”

Clip point blade. Full G-10 construction. Handle features a tag that reads “Mission Knives / Prototype G-10 Fly-By Knife / Handmade by Rick Schultz 1994”. These knives were sold to different government groups for evaluation. The knife is accompanied by a copy of a hand written letter from Rick Schultz discussing these knives, including how they were requested by various government groups as last resort weapons but had to be absolutely free of detectable metal, the various properties of the G10 he used, the proposed sheaths for the knives (apparently, no sheaths were made by Rick, as the government agencies were going to supply their own), and asking the buyer at that time to keep Rick anonymous, as he felt that the purpose of the knife did not line up with Mission Knives company image. Scattered light blemishes and handling wear. CONDITION: Very good. 500 - 1,000

3046 - BOXED MICROTECH LIGHTFOOT.

Blade Length: 3 - 1/2”

Overall Length: 8 - 1/4”

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Microtech Lightfoot LCC manual action features a black 154-CM serrated blade marked “LIGHTFOOT L.C.C.” with Microtech logo. Numbered “3851” and dated “10/2000”. Bead blasted titanium bolsters with carbon fiber scales. Lightfoot’s shark logo is on the belt clip. The knife operates using a linerlock mechanism that functions properly. Complete with its original white box that includes a Microtech nylon pouch with Lightfoot’s shark logo and Microtech paperwork. Light wear. CONDITION: Very good. 400 - 600

3047 - BOXED MICROTECH LIGHTFOOT.

Blade Length: 3 - 1/2”

Overall Length: 8 - 1/4”

Microtech Lightfoot LCC D/A features a stonewash 154-CM serrated blade marked “LIGHTFOOT L.C.C. D/A” with Microtech logo. Numbered “2161” and dated “11/2000”. Bead blasted titanium bolsters with micarta scales. Lightfoot’s shark logo is on the belt clip. The knife operates using a linerlock mechanism that functions properly. Complete with its original white box that includes a Microtech nylon pouch with Lightfoot’s shark logo and Microtech paperwork. Light wear. CONDITION: Very good. 400 - 600

3048 - LOT OF 3: RAY MICHAEL BELT KNIFE, COLT SWING HUNTER, AND A. WRIGHT & SON POCKET KNIFE.

Blade Length: (A) 3 - 1/2” (B) 3” (C) 2 - 1/2”

Overall Length: (A) 7 - 1/4” (B) 7 - 1/2” (C) 6”

Lot consists of: (A) Mirror polish dagger blade marked “RAY WICHITA, KS.”. Small silvered guard. Ivory grip scales with lanyard loop. Obverse scale is engraved with a topless woman warrior. Complete with black leather scabbard. CONDITION: Very good. (B) Barry Wood designed Colt Swing Hunter. Satin finish stainless steel blade with satin finish steel frame. Marked “COLT / HARTFORD CT.” on obverse blade. The handle is nicely contoured with brown micarta grip scales each secured by two rivets and complimented with a medallion featuring Colt’s logo. Opens, closes, and locks properly. Scattered blemishes with marks especially where the grip rubs the blade when the knife is opened/closed. Complete with its brown leather scabbard with snap closure and Colt logo on the flap. The scabbard is marked “COLT” on reverse below the belt loop. CONDITION: Very good. (C) Korean War British Army jack knife. Blades exhibit patina and open and close with snap. Obverse scale is marked “A. WRIGHT & SON / SHEFFIELD / C.C 1286 / 1952” and “OIL THE JOINTS”. Numbered “440” with broad arrow. Scattered blemishes throughout with patina. CONDITION: Good. 400 - 800

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3049 - US WWII OSS DROP KNIFE.

Blade Length: 8 - 1/4”

Overall Length: 13 - 1/4”

World War II 1st pattern OSS drop knife. These knives were dropped into the Philippines and the European theatre for resistance fighters. The OSS Drop knives were manufactured in two patterns. The 1st Pattern was made from surplus M-1873 Trapdoor rifle bayonets and their cut-down metal scabbards, while the 2nd Pattern used surplus M1913 Patton saber blades. The knife features a blued bayonet blade with a fluted rubber handle and metal D-guard, as well as a small pointed skull crusher. The blade exhibits a gray patina with scattered areas of pitting. The guard exhibits typical wear with patina on the finish of the D-guard. The cut-down metal scabbard exhibits scattered blemishes and areas of pitting with dark patina. CONDITION: Good. 300 - 500

3050 - J.A. HENCKELS GADSDEN DECORATED GAMBLER’S KNIFE.

Blade Length: 4”

Overall Length: 8”

Dagger blade marked “J.A. HENCKELS / SOLINGEN” on obverse ricasso and “GERMANY” on reverse ricasso. The blade remains bright with scattered blemishes. Hidden tang construction with ivory handle that is engraved with a snake and the phrase “DON’T TREAD ON ME” in commemoration of the Gadsden flag. Handle exhibits a pleasing honey patina with a few hairlines. CONDITION: Good. 300 - 500

3051 - (M) MARLIN MODEL 1897

CENTURY LIMITED LEVER ACTION .22 RIFLE

Manufacturer: Marlin

Model: 1897

Serial No. 18973353

Caliber/Bore: .22 LR

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Modern

3052 - (C) WINCHESTER MODEL 1873

This deluxe engraved rifle was produced in 1997 to commemorate 100 years of the Model 1897. Less than 3000 were produced. The receiver has an engraved pattern scroll with gold inlays. The right side has a gold-inlaid portrait of company founder John M. Marlin while the left side depicts a sitting fox. Standard blue finish with an octagon-to-round barrel, a 2/3rds length magazine, bead on base front sight, semi-buckhorn rear sight, finely checkered walnut stock with pistol grip, old school black Marlin buttplate, and matching forearm. Includes factory box with outer shipping box. CONDITION: Excellent. Shows in near new condition with nominal handling marks. Lovely stock with a few marks. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. Beautiful rifle. 1,000 - 1,500

.38-40 LEVER ACTION RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 1873

Serial No. 534460B

Caliber/Bore: .38-40

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Dates to 1899. Standard rifle with octagon barrel, full length magazine, dovetailed Winchester silver tip blade front sight, semi-buckhorn rear sight, blue finish, and walnut stock with rifle buttplate and matching forearm. CONDITION: Very good. All metal is a smooth patina. All legends are crisp. Wood was cleaned at one time and is about flush with metal in most areas and showing scattered dings and impressions. Mechanically sound with a well defined bore that shows some abrasions. 1,000 - 1,400

3053 - (M) MARLIN MODEL 1894

COWBOY COMPETITION LEVER ACTION SHORT RIFLE

Manufacturer: Marlin

Model: 1894

Serial No. 98218517

Caliber/Bore: .38 Special

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Modern

This special gun features the blued octagon barrel with special legend, full length magazine tube, dovetailed bead front sight, semi-buckhorn rear sight, case colored frame and lever, leather covered lever, walnut stock with bullseye, black Marlin buttplate, and matching forearm. CONDITION: Excellent. Shows in near new condition with minor handling and a few stock impressions. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 1,000 - 1,200

3054 - (C) PRE-1964 WINCHESTER MODEL 1894 LEVER ACTION CARBINE (1955).

Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1894

Dates to 1955. Standard carbine with blue finish, full length magazine tube, hooded ramp front sight, semi buckhorn rear sight, walnut stock without comb flutes, a checkered metal butt plate, and matching short wood forearm. CONDITION: Excellent. Metal retains at least 98% blue finish with hint of high wear and light handling. Stocks are excellent with nominal impressions. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 900 - 1,400

3055 - (C) WINCHESTER 92 .32-20 LEVER ACTION SADDLE RING CARBINE.

Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 92

Dates to 1928. All standard features include the blue finish, full tube magazine, pinned blade on post front sight, folding ladder rear sight, saddle ring and stud, walnut stock with steel carbine butt plate with matching forearm. CONDITION: Fine. Retains nearly all its reapplied blue finish. The barrel, tang and frame legends are all still strong. Stock is excellent as refinished to near new. Mechanically sound with a bold bright bore.

3056 - (C) WINCHESTER MODEL 1873 .32-20 LEVER ACTION RIFLE (1907).

Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1873

Serial No. 624347B

Caliber/Bore: .32-20 WCF

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Dates to 1907. Standard rifle features octagon barrel, full length magazine, dovetailed German silver blade front sight, semi-buckhorn rear sight, blue finish, walnut stock with rifle butt plate and matching forearm. CONDITION: Fine. Retains nearly all of the reapplied blue finish showing minor handling marks. Stocks are excellent as refinished and are still proud to metal exhibiting some minor impressions. Mechanically sound. Bore is well defined but frosted. Really well done job retaining sharp edges and legends. 800 - 1,200

3057 - (A) WINCHESTER THIRD MODEL 1873 .44-40 LEVER ACTION SADDLE RING CARBINE

Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1873

Serial No. 148737A

Caliber/Bore: .44-40

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Antique

Dates to 1884. Standard features to include full length magazine tube, pinned blade post front sight, folding ladder carbine rear sight, saddle ring stud, and walnut stock and forearm. Missing saddle ring and buttplate. CONDITION: Very good. All metal retains nearly all of the expertly reapplied blue finish and barrel retains sharp legends. The rear stock is newly replaced and fitted but not finished and is still proud to metal for final fitting. Forearm shows finish but also needs proper fitting. Rear barrel band screw is missing. Mechanically sound with a strong rifled bore showing minor abrasion. With a little work, this should be quite a nice carbine and in the most popular caliber. 800 - 1,200

3058 - (A) ANTIQUE WINCHESTER MODEL 1892 LEVER ACTION SADDLE RING CARBINE

Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1892

3059 - (C) WINCHESTER MODEL 1892

Dates to 1897. Very early standard saddle ring carbine with full length magazine, pinned bead on base front sight, two leaf folding rear sight, saddle ring with stud, and carbine butt plate. CONDITION: Very good. All metal is a smooth patina with some age spotting. Wood is solid as freshened with scattered light impressions. All legends are sharp. Mechanically sound with a well defined bore showing some light abrasion. 800 - 1,200

LEVER ACTION RIFLE

Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 1892

Serial No. 647947

3060 - (M) MARLIN MODEL 1894 .44

Dates to 1912. This standard rifle features an octagon barrel, full length magazine tube, dovetailed front sight, semi-buckhorn rear sight, walnut stock with rifle buttplate and matching forearm. CONDITION: Very good. The frame is soft patina with some scattered age freckling. Barrel and tube are blending blue and patina with sharp barrel markings. Stock is solid and proud with some darkening and scattered impressions. Forearm with some minor dents and miniscule edge chipping on left side at frame. Mechanically sound with a

MAGNUM LEVER ACTION CARBINE

Manufacturer: Marlin

Model: 1894

Serial No. 19082685

Caliber/Bore: .44 Magnum

Standard carbine with blue finish, full length magazine, hooded ramp front sight, semi-buckhorn rear sight, gold-washed trigger, walnut stock missing bulls eye, black Marlin buttplate, and matching forearm. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains nearly all of its blue finish with nominal handling marks. Stock is excellent with minor impressions. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 800 - 1,200

3061 - (M) WINCHESTER MODEL 9417

.17 HMR LEVER ACTION RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 9417

Serial No. F758823

Caliber/Bore: .17 HMR

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Modern

Brass bead front sight on island relieved for a removable hood and a serrated ramp. Adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sight with typical legends on left side of barrel, with some white paint added to caliber legend to enhance visibility. Checkered two piece stocks with a Winchester buttplate. With box. CONDITION: Good witht evidence of range use throughout, including some rubs and speckling towards muzzle. Mechanically fine, bore with strong rifling and some mild firing residue. Box with age related rubs and deterioration to end label from storage. 700 - 1,000

3062 - KHANJAR

Blade Length: 9”

Overall Length: 14”

Circa 19th century. Wootz double edged blade with gray patina. Hidden tang construction with fossil ivory handle. The handle exhibits hairlines but remains sturdy. Complete with its leather wrapped wood scabbard that features a metal drag. Scabbard body exhibits light blemishes with pitting on mount. CONDITION: Good. 500 - 1,000

3063 - (A) MARTIALLY INSPECTED

SPENCER MODEL 1860 POST WAR ALTERED CARBINE

Manufacturer: Spencer

Model: 1860

Serial No. 14071

Caliber/Bore: .5

Barrel Length: 22”

FFL Status: Antique

Originally issued as an 1860 model but was converted circa 1867-1875 with a lined 3-groove .50 caliber rifled barrel. The Stabler cut off was also added. The left side of stock has the “ECW” Springfield Armory sub-inspector stamp of E.C. Wheeler. The frame still has the Spencer 1860 legend. The blued round barrel is not marked, but features a blade on base front sight, folding ladder rear sight with spring, single barrel band with swivel, saddle ring and bar, and walnut stock with loading tube in butt plate and a sling swivel. CONDITION: Very good to fine. The barrel still retains at least half the blue which is blending grey patina with the blue hue. Case colors have patterned out. Stocks are solid showing sundry small dings and impressions. Mechanically sound with a strong bore showing some minor abrasion. Very crisp early Indian Wars armory alteration that was also used during the Civil War. 2,000 - 2,500

3064 - (A) MARTIALLY INSPECTED

SPENCER MODEL 1865 LEVER ACTION

SADDLE RING CARBINE

Manufacturer: Spencer

Model: 1865 Carbine

Serial No. 12018

Caliber/Bore: .52 Rifled

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Antique

This model was only produced in 1865 and 1866 and features the Stabler cut off that was first issued on April 3, 1865 but the war ended on April 9th so most saw service during early Indian Wars. This is a standard post-Civil War carbine with round barrel, single band, blade on post front sight, standard ladder rear sight, saddle ring and bar, and walnut stocks with metal buttplate and a rear swivel. Barrel is stamped “M1865” while frame has the Spencer 1860 legend. Barrel has the original six groove rifling. There are two visible inspector cartouche stamps on left side of walnut stock that are faint and not legible. CONDITION: Fine. Barrel still retains the majority of thinning blue starting to drift and blend patina. Case colors have faded. Legends are all crisp. Stock is fine but has two hairlines on left side. Mechanically fine with a strong bore showing only minor abrasions. 1,500 - 2,000

3065 - CASED COURT DRESS AND SWORD WITH SWORD BELT OF ARTHUR SHERWELL, MP 1906-1918.

The very elegant suit of court dress belonging to Arthur Sherwell, Member of Parliament from Huddlesfield 1906-1918, cased with its matching court sword and belt, with all the metallic elements bearing profuse, dense, silvery, glittering, cut-steel raised dots and faceted diamonds to catch the light. The ensemble is housed in a flat, Japanned tin case with carrying handles either end, key lock, and fitted with a brass escutcheon plate engraved, “Arthur Sherwell, Esq.”. The suit includes a black chapeau-de-bras, lined and trimmed in black with a ribbon cockade over which is a “loop” of five chains with flat oval links securing a shield finial with cut-steel, faceted rosette. Additional dress elements are very deep blue velvet cut-away tailcoat, accompanied by two vests, one deep blue and one white, with all three pieces carrying faceted cut steel buttons: five large on the coat and four each, slightly smaller on both vests. A pair of stockings and dress shoes complete the set, the shoes marked inside “Treadwell Bros. / London,” a well-known circa 1900 boot and shoe retailer. These are accompanied by cut-steel shoe buckles, one large one still on one shoe, with the other in a small, blue-lined case along with a pair of smaller buckles, likely for knee-breeches no longer with the set. As with the other metal elements, both sets of buckles are profusely decorated cut steel with raised faceted dots having beaded edges. The sword is court sword of small-sword style carried in a black and silver scabbard, suspended by black frog from a black belt ornamented with a wide, embroidered gold bullion band and fastened by a cut steel S-link in the form of a snake. The blade is straight, triangular hollow-ground, etched with floral and martial motifs. No maker or retailer mark. The hilt is completely cut steel as well, with urn-shaped pommel, flat knucklebow ornamented with faceted dots, transitioning to round quillon through a rectangular quillon block, from which extend rudimentary pas-d’anes to a semicircular down-turned counterguard. The counterguard bears triangular cascade of vertical striations coming to a point, bordered by faceted dots and scalloped edge. Both pommel and grip have a recessed spiral band with more raised dots, creating an appearance between rivets and inset diamonds from the reflection of light on the facets. The whole is a very impressive grouping. Sherwell (1863-1942) was a British Liberal Party Member of Parliament from 1906 to 1918, serving on several committees and commissions. He was also a prominent campaigner for social reform, fighting against urban poverty and for women’s suffrage. He was a temperance advocate and wrote several books on the liquor trade. His opposition to a military draft in World War One purportedly ended his political career and he retired before the 1918 general election. CONDITION: Excellent overall. Minor scratches and wear marks to the case. Some scattered wear to the white linings of the garments, mainly in the shoulders, lower back and sides, with the white vest having some tears on the back seam. Some very minor, thin discoloration to the steel quillon block and lower grip of the sword. The blade etching is very good, showing clear, vivid motifs on the frosted ground. The scabbard has one narrow gouge about half-way down. Belt is excellent. Sword carrying case is fair. 800 - 1,200

Manufacturer: Browning

Model: CX

Serial No. 07691ZN131

Barrel Length: 32”

FFL Status: Modern

Length of Pull: 14”

Chamber: 3”

Choke: Invector Plus Midas Tubes

Gauge: 12 Gauge

Weight: 8 lbs 8 oz.

Made in Japan by Miroku. This is an updated version of the Citori line featuring the rich blued finish, vent rib with lightening on the mid rib, dual white bead sights, gold-washed trigger, high gloss checkered walnut stock with square knob, straight comb, solid black pad, and matching forearm. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains the majority of its finish with nominal handling wear. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 1,200 - 1,800

3066 - (M) BROWNING CX 12 GAUGE OVER UNDER SHOTGUN.

UNDER SHOTGUN

Manufacturer: Browning

Model: Citori

Serial No. 03265H37

Barrel Length: 28”

FFL Status: Modern Length of Pull: 14 - 3/8”

Chamber: 3”

knob, straight comb, a Browning waffle recoil pad, and matching forearm. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains the majority of its blue finish with nominal handling. Stock is excellent with some sundry impressions. Mechanically sound with bright bores. 1,200 - 1,800

3068 - (M) BROWNING CITORI OVER

UNDER SHOTGUN

Manufacturer: Browning

Model: Citori

Serial No. 10148PZ153

Barrel Length: 26

FFL Status: Modern

Length of Pull: 14 - 7/8” over pad, 13 - 3/8” to wood Chamber: 3”

Choke: (O) Modified (U) Improved

Modified

Gauge: 12

Weight: 7lbs. 15.5 oz.

Made in Japan. Features blue finish, vent rib, 2 - 3/16” red optic fiber front sight, lightly engraved frame, walnut stock with straight comb, checkered pistol grip, checkered wood extension and an added solid pad, and a matching forearm. CONDITION: Excellent. Metal retains at least 95% blue finish with minor handling and edge wear. Stocks are excellent with scattered impressions. Mechanically sound with bright bores. 1,000 - 1,500

3069 - (M) FACTORY ENGRAVED BERETTA SPORTING SILVER PIGEON II

12 GAUGE OVER/UNDER SHOTGUN

Manufacturer: Beretta

Model: Silver Pigeon II

Serial No. N54448B

Barrel Length: 29 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Modern

Length of Pull: 14 - 5/8”

Chamber: 3”

Choke: Tubes

Gauge: 12 Gauge

Weight: 7 lbs 15 oz.

This high quality Italian made shotgun is from the famous 680 family. It features the matte blued barrels with vent rib and dual sights. The coin silver frame is beautifully engraved with mallards on both sides and “SILVER PIGEON II” legend on the base, encompassed by fine and delicate scroll work. The walnut stock features a straight comb, checkered pistol grip, solid black pad, and owners escutcheon at base along with the checkered forearm. The trigger is gold plated and the guard is also engraved. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains virtually all of its finish showing only nominal handling marks. Mechanically sound with bright bores. 1,000 - 1,500

3070 - (M) WINCHESTER MODEL 101

DIAMOND GRADE TRAP 12 GAUGE

OVER/UNDER SHOTGUN.

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 101 Diamond Grade Trap

Serial No. DG491020E

Barrel Length: 30”

FFL Status: Modern

Length of Pull: 14 - 1/2”

Chamber: 2 - 3/4”

Choke: (L) Improved Modified (R)

Cylinder

Gauge: 12 Gauge

Made in Japan. Features the blued barrels with high vent rib, dual white bead sights, engraved satin nickel receiver, single gold-washed trigger, hand checkered walnut stock with pistol grip, Monte Carlo comb, solid black pad, and matching forearm. CONDITION: Excellent. Shows as near new with nominal handling marks. Mechanically sound with tight lock up and bright bores. 800 - 1,500

3071 - (M) RUGER RED LABEL 20 GAUGE

OVER UNDER SHOTGUN.

Manufacturer: Ruger

Model: Red Label

Serial No. 400-27701

Barrel Length: 26”

FFL Status: Modern Length of Pull: 14 - 1/8” Chamber: 3”

Choke: (Both) Skeet

Gauge: 20 Gauge

Weight: 7 lbs. 3 oz.

Dates to 1981. This classic over under was introduced in 1978. It features the rich blue finish, vent rib, dual bead sights, straight comb walnut stock with checkered pistol grip, red eagle cap, Ruger solid red pad, and matching forearm. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains nearly all of its finish with nominal handling marks. Mechanically sound with bright bores. 800 - 1,200

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3072 - (A) SCARCE US CONTRACT PS JUSTICE 1861 THIRD MODEL RIFLED MUSKET/

Manufacturer: PS Justice

Model: Third Model Justice

Caliber/Bore: .69 Rifled

Barrel Length: 39”

FFL Status: Antique

These were only built in 1861 with a total of 2174 units within all three models. This third type is distinguished by the double curved brass trigger guard, three brass barrel bands and tip, a brass butt plate, and the brass patch box. It is stamped “P.S. JUSTICE PHILADa” atop barrel breech and on the lock. Full length walnut stock, small dovetailed front sight, bayonet lug under barrel, and comes with an old single hook leather sling. CONDITION: Very good. Barrel is a smooth plum brown. The lock retains flashes of blue blending patina. All of the legends are crisp. Stock is very good showing sundry dings and dents. Brass is nicely toned. Mechanically sound with a bright, strong bore. 1,500 - 2,500

3073 - (A) FINE REMINGTON US MODEL

1863 HARPERS FERRY PATTERN

PERCUSSION RIFLE

Manufacturer: Remington

Model: 1863

Caliber/Bore: .58

Barrel Length: 33”

FFL Status: Antique

Manufactured by Remington from 1862 through 1865. This distinctive rifle features the rich blued barrel with right side bayonet lug, dovetailed front sight and the two leaf folding military rear sight. All furniture is brass including the patch box, two bands, US stamped butt plate and trigger guard. The case color lock is stamped REMINGTON ILLION with US and eagle and is dated 1863. The barrel breech is dated 1863 along with the VP and eagle head proof and STEEL RKA ( Remick K. Arnold ). The nearly full length walnut stock bears an inspector cartouche that is visible but not legible. Also comes with an older single frog sling. CONDITION: Fine. The barrel retains at least 70-80% blue that is starting to thin with some blending patina. Case color has patterned out but retains sharp legends. The stock is excellent showing nominal impressions. Even the patch box screws retain some of their bright blue. Mechanically sound with a bright 3-groove bore. Very sharp Civil War rifle. 1,500 - 2,500

3074

Manufacturer: Sharps

Model: NM1859

Serial No. 62002

Caliber/Bore: .52 Rifled

Barrel Length: 22”

FFL Status: Antique

These early Civil War carbines were made in 1861 and this example is still in its original percussion state. The barrel breech is stamped “New Model 1859” and the barrel has the Hartford Sharps legend. Standard post front sight, Lawrence stamped rear ladder sight, Sharps legends and patents on side of lock and frame. This example has the iron hardware and furniture to include to right side patch box. Stocks are standard walnut. Six groove rifling. Retains the saddle bar & ring as well as the automatic tape priming system. CONDITION: Very good. While it does not retain any original finish, it is a smooth freckled patina with all legible legends. Stock is solid with expected dings. Mechanically sound. Bore is well defined. These popular carbines made this early saw significant war use and seldom appear today in their original unaltered crisp condition. 1,200 - 1,800

3075 - (A) PERIOD ALTERED SPENCER

MODEL 1860 SADDLE RING CARBINE

Manufacturer: Spencer

Model: 1860 Carbine

Serial No. 16508

Caliber/Bore: .56-56

Barrel Length: 22”

FFL Status: Antique

These carbines were made from 1863 through 1865. This became one of the most sought after weapons for use during the Civil War with its buttstock loaded with seven rounds of ammo. This standard example features the round barrel, post front sight with blade, ladder rear sight with no spring, and walnut stocks; missing the loading tube and barrel band. Top of frame has the Spencer 1860 legend. Retains saddle ring and bar. This carbine exhibits a gunsmith made iron lever rather than the original. The walnut stock has a mounted swivel. CONDITION: Very good. Carbine retains no original finish and has drifted to dark patina. Legends are all legible. Stock shows numerous sundry dings and impressions. Mechanically sound with a strong six groove bore showing some abrasions. 1,000 - 1,500

- (A) SCARCE SHARPS NEW MODEL 1859 SADDLE RING CARBINE

3076 - (A) SHARPS NEW MODEL 1863

PERCUSSION CARBINE

Manufacturer: Sharps

Model: New Model 1863 Carbine

Serial No. 99524

Caliber/Bore: .52

Barrel Length: 22”

FFL Status: Antique

One of the most popular and well used weapons of the Civil War, prized on both sides of the conflict. This is a standard carbine with saddle ring and bar, single band, Lawrence stamped rear ladder sight, blade on base front sight, round barrel, and walnut stock with metal buttplate and a matching forearm. The barrel has the New Model 1863 stamp at breech along with the Hartford Sharps legend. The right side of the lock and left side of frame exhibit the Sharps legends with patents. Still in its original percussion state with automatic primer. CONDITION: Very good. All metal is now patina with overall age freckling but still crisp with stout legends. The stocks show some use with sundry dings and impressions. Mechanically sound with a strong six groove bore. 1,000 - 1,500

3077 - (A) REMINGTON MODEL 1863

HARPERS FERRY PATTERN PERCUSSION RIFLE

Manufacturer: Remington

Model: 1863

Caliber/Bore: .58 Rifled

Barrel Length: 33”

FFL Status: Antique

Produced from 1862 through 1865 for the Federal Government contract. The lock is dated 1863 along with US eagle and “REMINGTON’S ILLION NY.” legends. The barrel breech is dated 1863 along with the VP eagle head proof and sub inspector “GP” stamp for George Palmer. Left side of barrel breech has a “STEEL” stamp and a “BH” inspector stamp for Benjamin Hannis. The left side of full length walnut stock has two inspector cartouche stamps for the same two men. All brass furniture to include the US stamped buttplate, trigger guard, right side patchbox, two bands, and tip. Barrel has a dovetailed front sight, the small two leaf folding military rear sight, right side bayonet lug, metal ramrod, swivel attached to trigger guard and missing swivel attached to front band. CONDITION: Very good to fine. The barrel is a blue and grey thinning blend with overall blue hue showing a touch of salt and pepper near nipple. Case colors have darkened. All legends are crisp. Stock is solid showing usual moderate dings. Brass is nicely toned. Mechanically sound with a bold and sharp bore. 1,000 - 1,500

3078 - (A) CIVIL WAR ALTERED US

CONTRACT REMINGTON MODEL 1841

“MISSISSIPPI” PERCUSSION RIFLE

Manufacturer: Remington

Model: 1841

Caliber/Bore: .58 Rifled

Barrel Length: 33”

FFL Status: Antique

Often referred to as the Mississippi Rifle, these were built for a Government contract by Remington in Herkimer, New York from 1846 through 1854 with a total delivered production of approximately 10,000 units. Lock is marked “US 1848” along with Remington legend. In 1861, 2,352 of these U.S. Model 1841 rifles were sent to Lancaster, Pennsylvania gunsmith Henry E. Leman who rebored them to .58 caliber and modified with a 3” section of turned-down muzzle to accept a standard US socket bayonet. They were then returned to the Government for distribution. The barrels were originally browned along with case color lock. All iron is now in the white. Features the brass furniture such as the buttplate, right side patchbox, side plate, trigger guard, two barrel bands, and the brass tip metal rod. The small brass front sight was moved to just rearward of the start of turn down. Fixed rear barrel sight, two swivels, and full length walnut stock. Barrel breech is stamped with proof “P”, “STEEL”, and small “JCB” inspector proof for Joseph C. Bragg indicating Remington used an earlier made barrel. The left side of stock has a 1” carved “HS” indicating a prior owner. CONDITION: Very good. All iron is now in the white showing oxidation and freckling. All legends are legible. Stock is very good and solid showing numerous scattered dings and dents. Mechanically sound with a strong rifled bore displaying some abrasion. Brass has been cleaned at one time. 1,000 - 1,500

3079 - (A) HARPER’S FERRY 1841 PERCUSSION RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Harper

Model: 1841/48

Caliber/Bore: .54 Rifled

Barrel Length: 33”

FFL Status: Antique

US Harpers Ferry Model 1841 with 1848 dated tang. “AW” over “P” inspection on chamber with “VP” Eagle proof. Lock has 1848 date at rear with traditional Harpers Ferry markings with an eagle with “US” underneath. One piece walnut stock with brass furniture. Barrel is arsenal modified with side mounted bayonet lug. All steel rammer. NJ stock marking opposite lock in wood. Known as the the most attractive of all US martial long arms of the period and the primary rifle of the US Mexican war. CONDITION: Very fine, barrel and brass uncleaned with a pleasant patina. Stock is excellent with period impressions and bruises. Lock does not hold on safety notch and hammer will fall when trigger pulled from safe position. Very fine otherwise. 800 - 1,200

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3080 - (A) UNSIGNED WILLIAM CRAIG ATTRIBUTED PERCUSSION KENTUCKY RIFLE.

Manufacturer: William Craig

Model: Kentucky Rifle

Caliber/Bore: .32 Rifled

Barrel Length: 42”

FFL Status: Antique

A nice example of the Pennsylvania gunmaker’s work of this period. Unmarked rifled octagonal barrel. Brass toeplate and faceted full crescent buttplate. Very nice engraved four-piece brass patchbox. There is a silver hunter’s star behind cheekpiece. The brass sideplate is also engraved. The percussion lock is marked “WHITMORE WOLFF / DUFF & Co. / PITTSBURGH PA”. Figured maple stock. Stripe-stained ramrod appears to be original. Adjustable set triggers. CONDITION: Barrel and lock retain a pleasing dark brown patina, some corrosion around bolster and on lock below bolster. Lock does not stay on half-cock. Brass retains a pleasing mustard patina. Stock retains a pleasing dark patina with scattered minor marks from use. A very nice rifle in great condition. Complete with an article on a signed Craig rifle that is very similar. 800 - 1,200

3081 - (A) MUZZY & COMPANY

PERCUSSION HEAVY BARREL TARGET RIFLE WITH STARTER.

Manufacturer: Muzzy & Co

Model: Percussion Target Rifle

Caliber/Bore: .40 Rifled

Barrel Length: 32”

FFL Status: Antique

This company formed in Massachusetts in 1857. The mostly visible maker legend “MUZZY LOWELL MASS CAST STEEL” is found on left side of the large and extremely heavy octagon barrel. Case color back action lock, a tang lollipop rear sight, a hooded front sight, double set triggers, walnut stock, brass furniture, and detachable barrel brace. It is accompanied by a period brass bullet starter attached to the false muzzle. CONDITION: Very good. Barrel is sharp but in the white. Lock still has some nice color and pattern. Stock is fine. Mechanically sound. It is interesting to note that quite a few of these extremely heavy target rifles were used by both sides during the Civil War. 800 - 1,200

3082 - (A) 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

About 10,000 pistols made in Middletown, Connecticut from 1853 through 1855. There is a JCB inspector stamp for Joseph C. Bragg on barrel with US and proof P. Lock is dated 1853 with US and maker legend. Stock has the WAT inspector stamp for William A. Thornton and another JCB on left side. Iron hardware with brass furniture, swivel rod, small brass front sight. CONDITION: Very good. All metal is smooth patina with crisp legends. Brass is lightly toned having been cleaned at one tine. Mechanically sound with a sharp bore. This was a commonly used gun by dragoon units during the Civil War. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 800 - 1,200

3083 - (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

Approximately 6,000 made from 1851 through 1852 in Middletown, Connecticut. This example is dated 1852 on lock and tang. Stamped with maker and US on lock with WN for Walter North inspector stamp on barrel with US and P. Left side of stock has a WAT inspector stamp a for William A. Thornton along with the WN. Features the swivel ramrod and a small brass front sight blade. Iron hardware with brass furniture. CONDITION: Very good. Stock exhibits a few light cracks. Hardware shows some light age freckles and is a grey patina. Brass is nicely toned. Legends are strong. Mechanically sound with a fairly clean bore. This was weapon was used by the Dragoons early in the Civil War. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 800 - 1,200

3084 - (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

Approximately 24000 were manufactured from 1846 through 1850 in Middletown, Connecticut. This example is dated 1849 on lock with US and maker. “SK” inspector stamp for Samuel Knous with “P”. Left side of stock has the WAT inspector stamp for “William A. Thornton” as well as the “SK” stamp. Standard iron hardware with brass furniture, swivel rod, and small brass front sight. CONDITION: Very good. Clean patina on lock and hammer with strong legends. Barrel is patina with some textured finish at breech. Brass is slightly toned as cleaned at one time. Stock is excellent. Mechanically sound. Dating to the last year of the Mexican-American war. PROVENANCE: Ex. Castlerock Museum. 800 - 1,200

3085 - (A) 1851 DATED ASTON US MODEL 1842 PERCUSSION PISTOL.

Manufacturer: Aston

Model: 1842

Caliber/Bore: .54 Smoothbore

Barrel Length: 8 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

Manufactured in Middletown Conn from 1845 through 1852. This example is dated 1851 on lock with “MIDDtn CONN” and “US. H.ASTON & CO.”. Barrel is stamped “US”, “GWH” for George W. Hamlin, and “P”. Left side barrel inspected “JH” for Joseph Hannis. Features brass barrel band, trigger guard, and pommel. Swivel rod with button head, small brass front sight, and brass side plate with band extension. Walnut stock shows two cartouche stamps on left side “JH” for Hannis and “WAT” for William A. Thornton. CONDITION: Fine. All iron hardware is an oxidized smooth but freckled patina. Brass is nicely toned. Stock is fine with minimal impressions, a small chip at right side, and few tack holes on right grip. Mechanically fine with a fairly clean bore. 700 - 1,000

3086 - (A) CIVIL WAR ERA MARTIALLY INSPECTED STARR 1858 ARMY DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Starr

Model: 1858 Army

Serial No. 14261

Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled

Barrel Length: 6”

FFL Status: Antique

US Civil War inspected Starr Model 1858 double action percussion revolver. Approximately 23000 produced in the Civil War era and used extensively by Union troops. Blue finish with one piece walnut grip with US inspectors cartouche in oval on both sides of grips. Matching serial numbers on frame and cylinder. CONDITION: Good with metal having toned to a pleasant chocolate patina with excellent bright bore, action with solid lock up. Grips are very fine with minor wear and crisp cartouches. Mechanically excellent. 800 - 1,600

3087 - (A) STARR MODEL 1858 ARMY DOUBLE ACTION PERCUSSION REVOLVER

Manufacturer: Starr

Model: 1858 Army

Serial No. 13672

Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled

Barrel Length: 6”

FFL Status: Antique

Produced and inspected in 1860, this blued finish revolver features matching numbers on the cylinder and frame. The frame is roll marked with the Starr Arms, New York. The revolver is dual inspected, with two cartouches: the left grip panel is marked “LAB” for Lester A Berdslee, who worked in 1860, while the second cartouche is “EF” for E. Ferrer who worked for Starr from 1860-68. CONDITION: The blued finish is flaking throughout most surfaces. Case colors are evident on the hammer and loading lever. The bore is bright with scattered light frost in the grooves. Mechanically sound. 800 - 1,200

3088 - (A) HOULLIER-BLAUCHARD SINGLE ACTION PERCUSSION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Houllier-Blauchard

Model: Revolver

Serial No. 694

Caliber/Bore: .45 Rifled

Barrel Length: 6 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Antique

Parisian percussion revolver by Houllier-Blauchard of Paris. Octagon barrel with Adams patent loading lever on right side. Locking bar barrel retaining system on underside of barrel. Long spur checkered hammer with ornate finger rest trigger guard and checkered one piece and varnished grip with cap trap at base. Serial number on frame, barrel, and cylinder. Accompanied by property documents from the Dorman Memorial Museum in North Yorkshire England dated April 1861 when the gun was acquired from the Middlesbrough Police Department. Houlier-Blauchard produced a varying degree of highly ornate percussion, pinfire, and early cartridge firearms that were retailed in Paris. CONDITION: Very good with most all metal a mottled blue patina. Bore is well defined with darkness in grooves. The grips are very fine. Mechanically excellent. 800 - 1,200

3089 - (A) NAVY ARMS LEMAT PERCUSSION GRAPESHOT REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Navy Arms

Model: LeMat

Serial No. 159

Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled / .65 Smoothbore

Barrel Length: 6 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Antique

The first Italian made Lemat copies were made by Pietta and marketed by Navy Arms beginning in 1985. Features the high polish blue finish, octagon barrel, case color hammer, dovetailed front sight, checkered walnut grips with lanyard butt, and sash hook trigger guard. Comes in a generic box with brass bullet mold and paperwork. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains essentially all of its finish exhibiting nominal handling marks. Grips are excellent. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 800 - 1,200

3090 - (A) CASED 2ND GENERATION COLT 3RD MODEL DRAGOON SINGLE ACTION PERCUSSION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Dragoon

Serial No. 22028

Caliber/Bore: .44 Rifled

Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

Dates to 1974-78. The reintroduction of the classic 3rd Model Dragoon with all standard features to include the blue and case color finish, roll die Texas Ranger cylinder scene, round brass trigger guard, and the one piece oil finish walnut grips. Comes in wood display case that houses the flask, bullet mold, nipple wrench and cap tin. CONDITION: Remains in as new condition and does not appear to have ever been fired outside of the factory, showing nominal handling and no signs of any drag line. 700 - 1,000

3091 - (C) COLT DIAMONDBACK .22 LR DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Diamondback

Serial No. D51899

Caliber/Bore: .22 LR

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Dates to 1972. Built on the Colt D frame, this classic revolver is chambered for the rather hard to find caliber and features the vent rib, adjustable rear sight, white insert front sight, blue finish, wide spur hammer, and a set of Colt silver medallion pearlite grips. CONDITON: Excellent. Gun retains the majority of its blue finish but has some minor muzzle wear, light drag line, and minor handling. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 1,000 - 1,500

3092 - (C) SECOND GENERATION COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .38 SPECIAL REVOLVER (1956).

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 4796SA

Caliber/Bore: .38 Special

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Dates to 1956, the first year of production for the second generation guns. It is finished in standard blue and case color with fixed sights. The Colt checkered black grips both have the hand etched matching serial numbers as was done on the pre-War first models. There were 2706 of this configuration made in that year. CONDITION: Excellent. The frame retains the vast majority of case color but does show some fading. Barrel retains about 85% blue, also with some thinning and high edge wear. All of the barrel legends are crisp. The cylinder exhibits a light drag line, minor high edge wear and handling. The straps have faded. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 1,000 - 1,500

3093 - (C) COLT BISLEY MODEL .41 SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Bisley

Serial No. 299768

Caliber/Bore: .41 Colt

Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Dates to 1907. This revolver features the Bisley Model stamped barrel. The top Colt legend is no longer visible. Has three line patent legend on frame. Reapplied nickel finish, Bisley hammer, and gutta percha grips. All visible matching numbers. CONDITION: Fine retaining nearly all of its reapplied nickel finish with excellent grips that are a smidge over sized. Mechanically sound with a strong, slightly frosted bore. Strong half cock. 1,000 - 1,500

3094 - (C) COLT BISLEY MODEL .38 WCF SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER (1913).

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Bisley

Serial No. 325768

Caliber/Bore: .38 WCF

Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Dates to 1913. Standard features include the Bisley Model stamped barrel with two line Colt legend. Frame has the two line patent legend with pony and VP proof on guard. Wide Bisley hammer and the gutta percha Colt grips, which fit precisely but have a mismatched etched number. All other visible numbers are matching. CONDITION: Very good. Gun was reblued at one time and still retains at least 40% of this finish with a balance drifted patina. Colt barrel legends are visible but washed. Grips are excellent. Mechanically sound with a strong half cock. Bore is well defined and bright. 1,000 - 1,500

3095 - (C) COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .45 LC REVOLVER (1911)

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 319170

Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt

Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Originally dates to 1911. Now fit with a blued second generation one line address barrel and cylinder with pony stamp. Hammer is a post war replacement. Grips are polished two piece ivory. Finish is blue. CONDITION: Fine as built. Retains the majority of the reapplied blue finish. All legends are sharp. Grips are excellent. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. Strong half cock. 1,000 - 1,500

3096 - (C) COLT SINGLE ACTION ARMY .44 SPECIAL REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SAA

Serial No. 220050

Caliber/Bore: .44 Special

Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Originally built in 1902 and shows all visible matching numbers. The barrel and cylinder were replaced to alter caliber and are both blued. The barrel has a single line Colt legend rather than the two line legend usually found on 4 - 3/4” barrels. The frame, trigger guard, and backstrap all all nickel plated. The pre-War hammer is plated. Newer 2nd generation checkered Colt black grips. CONDITION: Fine as custom built. The cylinder retains nearly all its blue showing a light drag line. Barrel exhibits some patina toning near front sight. Housing retains nearly all its blue. Frame is a fine blend of gunmetal and nickel. Straps show most of the nickel with some scattered oxidation and light flaking. Mechanically sound with strong half cock. Bore is strong with light frosting. 1,000 - 1,500

3097 - (M) SMITH & WESSON 24-3 LEW HORTON SPECIAL .44 DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Smith & Wesson

Model: 24-3

Serial No. AEJ1324

Caliber/Bore: .44 Special

Barrel Length: 3”

FFL Status: Modern

Introduced in 1983 with approximately 5000 made between 1984-85 and referred to as the Combat Special. Built on the round butt 3-screw N-frame, red insert Baughman type front sight, adjustable rear sight with white outline, blue finish, case color hammer and trigger, and finger groove walnut grips with silver medallions. Comes in numbers matching box with paperwork and tools. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains nearly all of its blue finish with a light drag line, minor handling marks, and a small rub on right side of barrel. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 1,000 - 1,500

3098 - (M) COLT DIAMONDBACK .38 SPECIAL DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Diamondback

Serial No. S72907

Caliber/Bore: .38 Special

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Modern

Dates to 1981. Classic features include the Colt blue finish, vent rib, adjustable rear sight, and Colt gold medallion checkered walnut grips. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains nearly all of its blue finish showing a bit of muzzle wear, a light drag line and nominal handling marks. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 1,000 - 1,400

3099 - (C) COLT DIAMONDBACK .38 SPECIAL DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Diamondback

Serial No. D13867

Caliber/Bore: .38 Special

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Produced in 1968 with a polished blue finish with a bright hammer. The grips are two piece checkered walnut with flush inset silver medallions. The barrel is roll marked with the Colt address and model and caliber designation. CONDITION: The revolver appears unfired since factory with only a faint turn line on the cylinder. The grips are free of chips or breaks. Mechanically fine, bore is bright with strong rifling. 800 - 1,200

3100 - (C) WEBLEY & SON WG TARGET MODEL .45 COLT DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: P. Webley & Son

Model: WG Target Model

Serial No. 22067

Caliber/Bore: .45 Colt

Barrel Length: 7 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Webley & Son Model Webley Green Target Model with 6” ribbed barrel with high pinned target front sight and drift adjustable rear sight. Barrel rib marked “P.WEBLEY & SON LONDON & -BIRMINGHAM”. Top strap retailer marked “ARMY-NAVY CSL.” Bright commercial polished blue with 2 piece varnished checkered target grips. Caliber marked “450/455” on left side of barrel trunnion. Checkered wide target trigger. Deeply fluted cylinder. CONDITION: Very fine as expertly modified to .45 Colt by having rear of cylinder shaved and all British marking reapplied. Fine bore and chambers. Over 80% blue finish remains. Grips are excellent. Mechanically fine with slight cylinder play at lock-up. 800 - 1,500

3101 - (A) DIXIE GUN WORKS PATERSON NO. 5 PERCUSSION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Italy

Model: No. 5 Paterson

Serial No. 1306

Caliber/Bore: .36 Rifled

Barrel Length: 9”

FFL Status: Antique

This high quality replica of the famous Texas Paterson features the octagon barrel, folding trigger, the roll die stage coach hold up cylinder scene and walnut grips. Dixie legend is stamped on right side of barrel. Gun has an antiqued brown finish. Comes in walnut display case. An attached note of Phil Spangenberger denotes that this gun was used by Garry James, the famed Guns & Ammo writer and historical weapons expert, former Guns & Ammo Editor-in-Chief, who worked for the publication for 53 years.

CONDITION: Excellent as aged to appear old and original with smooth brown appearance, great cylinder scene, excellent grips, mechanically sound, and with a bright bore. Ex. Spangenberger collection. 800 - 1,200

3102 - (C) COLT DETECTIVE SPECIAL DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Detective Special

Serial No. 659339

Caliber/Bore: .38 Special

Barrel Length: 2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Dates to 1954. The factory letter lists this 2” Detective was shipped on July 2, 1954 in a 10 gun shipment to Lou J. Eppinger. Eppinger was a legendary Detroit outdoorsman, taxidermist, and the creator of the famous Dardevle fishing spoon and president of the Lou J. Eppinger Manufacturing Co. in Detroit. Standard features include the blue finish, round butt, early style ejector rod without housing; now fit with a pair of pearl grips. The box is solid with nice label and has paperwork but numbered to another gun. Phil Spangenberger notes that he purchased this gun from the estate of the second highest ranking officer in the Secret Service of the 1950-60s, who likely obtained it from Eppinger. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains the majority of its blue finish showing some light muzzle wear, a light drag line, some handling marks and the back strap is toning. There is a bit of toning on left side of frame. Grips are fine. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. Ex Spangenberger collection. 800 - 1,200

3103

- (C) ROYAL NORTHWEST MOUNTED POLICE COLT NEW SERVICE DOUBLE

ACTION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: New Service

Serial No. 61914

Caliber/Bore: .455 Eley / .45 Colt

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Early model dates to 1914 and features the non tapered barrel, blue finish, fixed sights, blued finish, Colt gutta percha grips, and lanyard ring. These revolvers were first ordered by Canada in 1904. This particular gun is stamped “RNWMP 1352” on the back strap, making this part of the September 1, 1914 shipment. Originally chambered and stamped on left side of barrel as .455 Eley. The inside the grip frame and on butt have the MP stamp and there is a large stamped “S” on left side of frame which stands for “Sold out of service”. The right side of the barrel was stamped 45 Colt, each letter by hand, indicating the cylinder was altered to accept the heavier round. CONDITION: Fine. Retains nearly all of the reapplied blue finish, probably done when converted and sold out of service. All legends are strong. Mechanically sound with a sharp bore. Ex. Spangenberger collection. 800 - 1,200

3104 - (M) COLT TROOPER MK III .22 MAGNUM DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Trooper MK III

Serial No. Y24239

Caliber/Bore: .22 Magnum

Barrel Length: 6”

FFL Status: Modern

Dates to 1980. Rather low production in this caliber. Features the standard blue finish, adjustable rear sight, solid rib, square butt with checkered walnut grips with gold Colt medallions. CONDITION: Excellent. Has some cylinder face burn, a light drag line, some nominal muzzle wear and handling marks. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 800 - 1,200

3105 - (C) COLT BISLEY MODEL SINGLE ACTION ARMY REVOLVER IN ..41 COLT.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Bisley

Serial No. 263289

Caliber/Bore: .41 Colt

Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Dates to 1905. Standard features and now has a full nickel finish with standard fixed sights, Colt gutta percha grips, wide Bisley hammer, “BISLEY MODEL” stamp on left side of barrel. Proper two line barrel address. CONDITION: Fine. Retains majority of the reapplied nickel finish. Markings all visible but some faintness. Grips are excellent. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 800 - 1,200

3106 - (C) CUSTOM COLT BISLEY MODEL .38 SPECIAL SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER (1908).

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Bisley

Serial No. 289581

Caliber/Bore: .38 Special

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Dates to 1908. Custom built using a newer SAA barrel and cylinder, an added ramp front sight, Bisley wide spur hammer, custom walnut grips with Colt silver medallion, and silver plated with exception of cylinder. CONDITION: Very good as built. The front sight ramp shows some solder. Barrel and frame markings are all still legible. Grips are fine. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. All matching visible numbers. 800 - 1,200

3107 - (M) US FIREARMS SINGLE ACTION ARMY .38 SPECIAL REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: US Firearms

Model: SAA

Serial No. D381

Caliber/Bore: .38 Special

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Modern

Established in 1993 in Hartford in the old Colt Blue Dome, USFA were renowned for their quality single action copies. This example is finished in the matte blue with case color hammer, fixed sights, and the checkered black US grips. Top of barrel has the USFA Hartford legend and caliber designation stamped on barrel. Frame has Colt SAA three line patent dates stamp. CONDITION: Excellent. This gun retains nearly all of its finish exhibiting only some minor handling marks. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 800 - 1,200

3108 - (M) SMITH & WESSON MODEL 386PD AIRLITE .357 MAGNUM DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Smith & Wesson

Model: 386PD

Serial No. SCA3941

Caliber/Bore: .357 Magnum Barrel Length: 2 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Modern

This discontinued ultra lightweight was first produced in 2001. Built on the L-frame and with a titanium cylinder. The frame is made of Scandium and is a darker matte finish than cylinder. Features an adjustable rear sight with a red insert front sight. Rubber finger groove grips are S&W marked. Comes in its hard case with paperwork. CONDITION: Excellent. Shows some face burn, a ghost drag line and nominal handling marks. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. Weight unloaded 18.2 oz. 800 - 1,200

3109 - (M) SMITH & WESSON MODEL 650 .22 MAGNUM DOUBLE ACTION

Manufacturer: Smith & Wesson

Model: 650

Serial No. ACV0674

Caliber/Bore: .22 Magnum Barrel Length: 3”

FFL Status: Modern

Introduced in 1983 and produced through 1987, this was a continuation of the Smith & Wesson kit gun legacy. Built on the round butt J-frame in brushed stainless with fixed sights and S&W medallion checkered walnut grips. Comes in numbers matching box with paperwork. CONDITION: Excellent. Has seen almost no use with test fire only face burn, a light drag line, and nominal handling marks. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 800 - 1,200

3110 - (C) COLT MODEL 1877 LIGHTNING DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1877

Serial No. 156150

Caliber/Bore: .38 Colt

Barrel Length: 6”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Dates to 1904. Desirable long barrel with standard blue and case color finish, full front sight, and Colt gutta percha bird head grips. Barrel has the two line Colt legend with caliber on left side. Frame exhibits the three line patent legend with Colt pony in circle. CONDITION: Very good. Barrel still retains at least 60% blue, some still quite bright, all blending with smooth patina and sharp barrel legends. Cylinder is basically patina with some strong blue remaining in flutes. Case colors have patterned out. Grips are solid but checkering is thinning. Action is working and the bore is quite bright. Very crisp Colt. 800 - 1,200

3111 - (C) COLT TROOPER PRE-MARK III .357 MAGNUM DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER (1963)

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Trooper

Serial No. 36265

Caliber/Bore: .357 Magnum

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This example predates the 1969 rollout of the Mark III. This early Trooper does not have the solid rib, is fit with a ramp front sight, adjustable rear sight, blue finish and faux ivory grips. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains nearly all of its blue finish with a hint of muzzle wear, a light drag line and nominal handling. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. A very sharp pre-Mark III Trooper. 800 - 1,200

3112 - (C) US SMITH & WESSON VICTORY MODEL DOUBLE ACTION REVOLVER.

Manufacturer: Smith & Wesson

Model: Victory

Serial No. 646910

Caliber/Bore: .38 Special

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

These war time Smith & Wessons were built using the square butt 5-screw K-frame with pinned barrel, half moon style front sight, parkerized finish, case color hammer and trigger, smooth walnut grips, and a lanyard ring. The top of frame is stamped “US PROPERTY” along with the Ordnance bomb and GHD inspector stamp for Guy Dewey. Base of barrel has “V” and “P” proof stamps. Matching numbers on barrel, cylinder and frame. Right side of frame has the large S&W logo. Barrel has caliber on right side with S&W legends on top and left. CONDITION: Excellent. Revolver has seen very little use showing a hint of muzzle wear, a light drag line, nominal face burn and sundry minor handling marks. Strong color remains on hammer and trigger. Grips are excellent. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 700 - 1,000

3113 - WEST GERMAN SCHMIDT & BENDER 1.5-6X SCOPE ON STANAG MOUNT.

Vintage West German made Schmidt & Bender 1.5-6x scope with a duplex style reticle. Included mount is a German made STANAG pattern claw mount for HK style rifles. Also accompanied by a set of lens covers. CONDITION: Good with surface scuffs and spotting. Optics are generally clear with a light haze. 500 - 1,000

3114 - (C) WINCHESTER MODEL 50 20 GAUGE CUTAWAY SEMI-AUTOMATIC SHOTGUN.

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 50

Barrel Length: 23”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Chamber: 2 - 3/4”

Choke: Adjustable

Gauge: 20 Gauge

From the collection of William Smith, Winchester Custom Shop gunsmith who specialized in the Winchester Model 21. Factory Salesman Cut-A-Way Winchester Model 50 with factory ventilated rib and factory Cutts Compensator choke system with Spreader choke installed. The Model 50 was the favorite of John Olin, President of Winchester firearms and numerous examples in different configurations were special ordered and delivered to his Private Hunting reserve at Nilo Farms. The factory blue finished steel frame is skeletonized for operational views of the cartridge lifter, hammer and disconnector, trigger and lifter disconnect, as well as top of receiver is cutaway for operational views of the locking bolt assembly. The varnished walnut stock has two viewing cut outs to expose the recoil system and recoil plunger. The buttplate is cut out to expose the rear of the recoil tube assembly. The frame is made without serial number and is without factory proofs. CONDITION: Excellent overall with some light period of use handling rubs and impression from being displayed and operated manually. The metal retains over 99% finish. The stocks are excellent with some light impressions. This is the only example of the Winchester Model 50 Cutaway that is known to ever be offered and comes from the estate of William Smith who worked at the Winchester Custom Shop, and custom assembled and built the Model 21 Winchester. 2,000 - 4,000

3115 - (C) COLT C SERIES GOVERNMENT MODEL .45 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL (1916)

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1911 Government Model

Serial No. 32778

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Produced in 1916, one of the rarest years of production for the 1911 Government pistol with blue finish. Long smooth trigger, fixed front sight, and drift adjustable rear sight. 2 line Colt address on left side of slide with Rampant Colt at left rear of slide. Right side of slide marked “COLT AUTOMATIC CALIBRE 45”. Flat mainspring housing with short wide commercial hammer and short spur grip safety. Checkered safety and slide stop. Barrel is totally unmarked with polished hood. 2 tone Colt magazine with flat base. Diamond pattern 2 piece checkered walnut grips. 1916 had a limited production for Colt as they had already directed manufacturing for other countries involved in the Great War. CONDITION: Very fine as restored with 97% bright blue finish remaining. All marking are crisp and legible. Bore is brilliant bright. Grips are excellent with sharp checkering. Mechanically excellent. 1,800 - 2,800

3116 - (M)

EXPEDITIONARY SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Robinson Armament Model: M96

Serial No. HP99000586

Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington

Barrel Length: 18”

FFL Status: Modern

The Robinson Armament M96 was based on the Stoner 63 and resembles it very close visually. This is the Carbine variant with a shorter barrel with integral 3-port muzzle brake, adjustable gas system, post front sight, adjustable two-position aperture rear sight, and composite furniture. Typical legends throughout, bolt carrier upgraded correctly. With magazine still sealed in plastic wrapper and Robinson Armament manual. CONDITION: Excellent, retaining virtually all of the factory finishes with some very minor scattered handling marks. Some heavier marks to end of barrel with visible spot weld on muzzle brake. Mechanically fine, bore with strong rifling and some moderate firing residue, likely from proof. Magazine sealed. These guns are scare in any variant, as they proved very costly to manufacture due to their modularity. 1,800 - 2,500

ROBINSON ARMAMENT M96

3117 - (M) ROBINSON ARMAMENT M96 EXPEDITIONARY SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Robinson Armament

Model: M96

Serial No. HP99002099

Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington

Barrel Length: 21”

FFL Status: Modern

The Robinson Armament M96 was based on the Stoner 63 and resembles it very close visually. This is the Expeditionary Rifle variant with a longer barrel with integral 6-port muzzle brake, adjustable gas system, post front sight, adjustable two-position aperture rear sight, and composite furniture. Typical legends throughout, bolt carrier upgraded correctly. With magazine still sealed in plastic wrapper with 1005-00-921-5004 NSN code. CONDITION: Excellent, retaining virtually all of the factory finishes with some very minor scattered handling marks. Mechanically fine, bore with strong rifling and some moderate firing residue, likely from proof. Magazine sealed. These guns are scare in any variant, as they proved very costly to manufacture due to their modularity. 1,800 - 2,500

3118 - (M) BENELLI M3 SUPER 90 12 GAUGE DUAL ACTION SHOTGUN.

Manufacturer: Benelli

Model: M3 Super 90

Serial No. M151790

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Modern

Length of Pull: 14”

Chamber: 3”

Choke: Cylinder

Gauge: 12 GA

Benelli M3 Super 90 as imported by Heckler & Koch in a rare top folding configuration; it is speculated that as few as 180 were imported in this configuration. BB date code for 1992. These shotguns used a dual action that allowed for semi-automatic use and pump action use for low power rounds like beanbag rounds. Protected post front sight, with square notch rear sight mounted to lug that top folding stock anchors to when folded. Ribbed polymer furniture including pistol grip. Proofs visible under forearm for a nitro proofed 12 gauge with a 3” chamber and nominal 18.4 IBD. CONDITION: Very good, retaining the vast majority of the factory finishes with some minor scattered handling marks and some age spotting to bolt carrier. Recoil pad with some deterioration to edges. Mechanically fine, and changes modes appropriately, bore with moderate frosting. 1,800 - 2,800

3119 - (M) SIG SAUER SIG551A1

5.56X45MM NATO SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH CASE.

Manufacturer: SIG Sauer

Model: 551A1

Serial No. 43A002936

Caliber/Bore: 5.56x45mm

Barrel Length: 16”

FFL Status: Modern

Manufactured by SIG Sauer as an American made version of the venerable Swiss SIG 550. Matte finished barrel marked “5.56 NATO 1/7 P” on the underside with cage flash hider. Hooded blade front sight and optic rail mounted drum rear sight. Gray finished stamped upper and alloy lower. The Swiss style furniture includes a ribbed black polymer forend, ribbed pistol grip with SIG Sauer paper band, and side folding stock. Accepts Swiss pattern magazines. Gun is housed in its matching SIG Sauer case with shipping sleeve. CONDITION: Excellent, as new with light handling. Crisp, bright bore. Fine mechanics. 1,600 - 2,500

3120

- (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. The grips are beautiful but there is a hint of orange color, especially on right panel, that has bled into the ivory grain. Overall, a very handsome gun. 1,500 - 2,000

3121 - (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 Waffenamts are visible. Early HP black grips with diamond checkered surfaces. All numbers are matching, the magazine is un-numbered. The pistol is finished in a professionally reapplied high polish blue. CONDITION: FIne. There is some freckling on most surfaces of the blue. The bore is bright and the decocker works well. The mechanics are very good. 1,500 - 2,500

3122 - (C) DWM 1914 NAVY LUGER 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: DWM

Model: 1914 Navy

Serial No. 6886

Caliber/Bore: 9mm

Barrel Length: 5 - 7/8”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

The 1914 Navy Model luger, known as the P.04. Unlike the earlier 1904 models, this model lacks the grip safety, but includes a stock lug. This model also features a distinctive 100-200 meter rear sight. This pistol features two Crown Imperial Navy proofs on the barrel breech. The chamber is World War I dated with 1917. CONDITION: The pistol has all matching numbers, with the exception of the magazine, although the magazine is navy marked. The rust blue finish has light freckling thoughout its surfaces. There is high edge wear to the side plate. The bore is bright. The pistol is mechanically sound. 1,500 - 2,500

3123 - (M) HK USP TACTICAL .45 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH SOFT CASE AND RARE HK WEAPON LIGHT.

Manufacturer: HK

Model: USP Tactical

Serial No. 25-068934

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/8”

FFL Status: Modern

AA date code for 2000. The USP Tactical was designed as a more compact version of the MK23, with many of the same features including a threaded barrel, adjustable suppressor height sights, and adjustable trigger. Decocker built into safety lever. With an Insight Technologies HK Universal Tactical Light MK II. In a storm grey zipper case with manuals, HK branded cleaning kit, spare magazines, and tools including sight key, allen key, and spare O-rings. Thread protector not present, but they are easy to source. CONDITION: Excellent, retaining virtually all of the factory finishes throughout with some scattered handling marks. Mechanically fine, bore very good with some firing residue. Light untested due to lack of batteries. Case good with some evidence of age and discoloration but solid and whole. 1,500 - 2,500

3124 - (M) SPRINGFIELD ARMORY CUSTOM SHOP PROFESSIONAL .45 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: Springfield Armory

Model: Professional

Serial No. CRG1505

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Modern

When the FBI wanted to replace the aging HRT team pistols, the incredible stringent requirements eventually ruled out all but two applicants: the Springfield Custom shop and Matt Gish. With the ability to meet the FBI’s production requirements, the Springfield Custom Shop was selected. The Professional was the evolution of the model after the FBI requested that Springfield stop marketing the gun as the “Bureau” model, which Springfield complied with. Early CRG prefix serial number, with matching serial numbers on underside of slide and bottom of chamber. Birdsong Black-T finish, Novak 3-dot tritium sights, depleted, early Nowlin barrel, ambidextrous safeties, lightened Commander style hammer, checkered walnut panels, integral magazine well, and checkered front strap. Chip McCormack 10 round magazine. CONDITION: Very good, retaining virtually all of the original finishes throughout, some thinning to sharp edges, particularly to grip areas. Some scattered rubs and holster wear, more notable to slide. Mechanically fine, bore excellent with strong rifling and some firing residue in grooves. The belief is that the FBI contract ended around 4800, which this example falls well beneath, and makes it particularly desirable. 1,500 - 2,500

3125 - (M) LAR GRIZZLY WIN MAG MARK I .357 MAGNUM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH CASE.

Manufacturer: LAR

Model: Mark I

Serial No. A010954

Caliber/Bore: .357 Magnum

Barrel Length: 6 - 3/8”

FFL Status: Modern

These potent pistols were designed by Perry Arnett based on the 1911 platform and chambered in a variety of high power cartridges. Around 15,000 were produced between 1983 and 1999. This .357 Magnum chambered example is circa 1998 and features heavy, rugged construction with durable matte black finishes. White dot front sight and adjustable rear. LAR Grizzly branded Pachmayr rubber grips and mainspring housing. Includes factory case, manual, and a spare magazine in its original box.

CONDITION: Excellent with a few minor oxidation spots and handling marks. Very fine, bright bore with well defined rifling. Fine mechanics. 1,500 - 2,500

3126 - (C) COLT GOVERNMENT MODEL 1911 .45 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL (1930).

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1911

Serial No. C158213

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Made 1930, when Colt was producing some of their best pieces. Matching serial number under firing pin retaining plate. Half moon front sight, U notch flat top rear sight, left side with two line patent and address information, right side with “COLT // AUTOMATIC / CALIBRE .45 // (Rampant Colt)”. Right side of frame with “GOVERNMENT MODEL” legend and serial number, trigger guard with “60” subinspector mark on right side, left with “1” and VP proof. Small parts comprise checkered spurred hammer, checkered slide release, thick tab safety, short milled trigger, and magazine release. Long A1 grip safety and knurled mainspring housing with lanyard loop. Later truncated diamond grips. Blued Wilson Combat magazine. CONDITION: Very good to excellent, retaining the vast majority of the original blued finish, with distension still visible about proofs from application of stamp. There are scattered silvering scratches and handling marks, heavier on the left than the right, with a spot of corrosion on left side slide behind cocking serrations. Mechanically fine, bore very good with some mild frosting. A good example from one of Colt’s best periods. 1,500 - 3,000

3127

- (C) NICKEL COLT GOLD CUP NATIONAL MATCH 1911 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: National Match

Serial No. 70N02545

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Produced in 1971. Features a nickel finish with Colt Gold Cup National Match roll marks on the right side of slide and the 70 series roll marks on the left. Colt address and serial number appear on the top right side of the frame. Ambidextrous safety, extended magazine release, extended slide release, and beavertail grip safety. CONDITION: The nickel finish exhibits wear and fine scratching throughout its surfaces. The smooth walnut grips have signs of wear and small dings. The bore has light areas of corrosion and wear. Mechanically fine. 1,500 - 2,000

3128

- (M) RARE WEST GERMAN SIG SAUER P220 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL IN .38 SUPER.

Manufacturer: SIG Sauer

Model: P220

Serial No. G231246

Caliber/Bore: .38 Super

Barrel Length: 4 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Modern

Manufactured in very limited quantity in this chambering circa 1994. In standard configuration throughout, aside from the factory push button magazine release as opposed to the more common heel release. Accompanied by a factory box, manual, and 2 magazines. CONDITION: Excellent: Retains the vast majority of the original factory finish with scattered minor handling marks. Mechanically fine. Bore is bright with sharp rifling. 1,500 - 2,500

3129 - (M) WALTHER AC42 P.38 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER & CAPTURE PAPERS

Manufacturer: Walther

Model: P.38

Serial No. 5212G

Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Produced by Walther in 1942, this rig is complete with two magazines and a 1943 dated holster. The pistol features a standard wartime blued finish with all matching numbers. The slide is roll marked “AC42” with the model designation and the serial number. There are “E/359” waffenamts and a firing proof. The frame has a matching serial number and “E/359” proof. The rig is complete with bring back paperwork. CONDITION: The pistol has high edge wear and loss of finish at the muzzle and edges of the slide. The finish is thin on the grip strap and there is mottling on the frame surfaces. Mechanically fine, the bore is bright. The holster has tight stitching and typical signs of wartime use. 1,500 - 2,000

3130 - (M) WEST GERMAN WALTHER PPK/S .380 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: Walther

Model: PPK/S

Serial No. 135787S

Caliber/Bore: .380 ACP

Barrel Length: 3 - 1/8”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Commercial West German manufactured Walther PPK/S pistol produced in 1969 with blue finish, loaded chamber indicator, and decocking safety. Commercially marked on slide with “INTERARMS ALEXANDIA” with sunburst monogram. Fitted with the scarce commercial black checkered 2 piece grips with Walther in ribbon monogram, Interarms eagle motif, and marked at bottom of grip “DISTRIBUTED BY INTERAMS ALEXANDRIA VIRGINIA USA”. These uncommon commercial grips were use for an extremely short period of time in the late 1960s. Chamber is proof dated 1969. Matching numbers on slide and frame. Pistol is housed in Walther 2 piece brown box with test target, manual, cleaning rod, and Walther takedown tool. Box has full numbers matching label. CONDITION: Extremely fine with brilliant bore and 99% blue finish. Grips are excellent. Box is scuffed with loose corners from age. 1,500 - 2,500

3131 - (C) DWM P.08 LUGER BRITISH CAPTURE SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: DWM

Model: P.08

Serial No. 3580a

Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Originally produced by DWM in 1918, and reworked post-WWI in 1920. At some point in history, the pistol was captured and British proofed. The pistol now has British stovepipe paint. Many of these pistols were issued to British Commandos during WWII. The pistol still has all matching numbers. Wood base magazine is unnumbered. Prior to being captured by the British, the pistol spent time at an “HZa DE” or Heereszeugamt which translates to Army Ordnance depot, and the city location, as evidenced by the stamp in front of the Imperial proofs. CONDITION: The pistol exhibits much of its WW2 applied British paint. The grips are very worn, with flattened diamonds and dings from wartime use. The bore is clean, dark, with light frost throughout. The pistol is mechanically sound. 1,500 - 2,500

3132 - (C) EARLY BELGIAN T-SERIES BROWNING HIGH POWER 9MM PISTOL

Manufacturer: Browning

Model: Hi-Power

Serial No. T172681

Caliber/Bore: 9mm

Barrel Length: 4 - 5/8”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured in 1966 with a high polish commercial blue finish. Varnished checkered wood grips with red waterproof painted interior. External extractor in slide with fine slide serrations. Fixed front sight with drift adjustable rear sight. 9mm T-series High Power with only the frame numbered unlike its military or police counterparts that have slide, frame, and barrel numbered. Correct commercial frosted blue finished magazine with small Belgian inspection on magazine body. Pistol remains properly intact with magazine safety remaining in place. CONDITION: Excellent with 99% bright Belgian blue finish with brilliant bore. Mechanically excellent. Grips are excellent. The iconic Browning High power is still a favorite amongst collectors and shooter alike. 1,500 - 2,200

3133 - (M) SIG SAUER P210 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH CASE.

Manufacturer: Sig Sauer

Model: P210

Serial No. 59B014308

Caliber/Bore: 9mm

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Modern

A modern interpretation of one of the most legendary combat pistols of all time. Features a green fiber optic front sight, adjustable square notch rear sight, and ergonomic walnut grips. Housed in a grey SIG case with manual, chamber flag, sight key, and spare magazine. CONDITION: Excellent, NOS or equivalent, with some minor marks from handling. Mechanically fine, bore excellent with some firing residue. 1,500 - 2,500

3134 - (C) WEST GERMAN WALTHER PPK-L DURAL .22 LR SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: Walther

Model: PPK-L

Serial No. 505639LR

Caliber/Bore: .22 LR

Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

The PPK-L is a scarce lightweight version of the iconic PPK built on a Dural alloy frame. This example was manufactured in 1968 shortly before importation to the US was halted due to the 1968 Gun Control Act. The dark blued steel slide displays the “WALTHER” banner and Ulm address. Fixed blade front sight and drift adjustable rear. Grips are mottled brown checkered plastic wraparounds with “WALTHER” banners. Right grip has an American eagle motif and Interarms importer information. Includes 2 magazines, one with finger tap, as well as the matching numbered maroon snakeskin textured box, test target, manual, and cleaning rod. CONDITION: Excellent, as new. Retains nearly all of its factory finishes. Mirror bore. Fine mechanics. Box has some mild wear from storage. 1,500 - 2,500

3135 - (C) WALTHER PPK-L DURAL .32 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: Walther

Model: PPK-L

Serial No. 520175

Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP

Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Scarce lightweight Dural frame PPK manufactured in West Germany in 1967. Finished in rich blue with an anodized frame. Slide is rollmarked with the “WALTHER” banner and Ulm address. Fixed front sight and drift adjustable rear. Grips are checkered mottled brown plastic wraprounds with “WALTHER” banners. Includes 1 magazine with a black finger tab, a non-matching but period maroon snakeskin box, cleaning rod, and manual. The box has had the matching serial number, caliber and Dural designation added in pen. CONDITION: Excellent. Near new showing some faint high edge silvering and other handling marks. Right grip has a few scratches. Fine bright bore. Fine mechanics. Box shows some expected wear and has remnants of an older tape closure. 1,500 - 2,500

3136 - (C) WALTHER PPK-L DURAL .32 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: Walther

Model: PPK-L

Serial No. 510115

Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP

Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured in West Germany in 1964, this scarce variant of the PPK is built on a Dural alloy frame. Slide is finished in a deep blue and the frame correspondingly anodized. Slide has standard “WALTHER” banner and Ulm address rollmarks. Fixed front sight and drift adjustable rear. Checkered mottled brown plastic wraparound grips with “WALTHER” banners. Includes 1 magazine with brown finger tab, an unnumbered maroon snakeskin box, and manual. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the factory finishes are retained. Grips have a few light handling marks. Mirror bore. Fine mechanics. 1,500 - 2,500

3137 - (C) WALTHER PPK-L DURAL .22 LR SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: Walther

Model: PPK-L

Serial No. 504051LR

Caliber/Bore: .22 LR

Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured in West Germany in 1967. This scarce lightweight variation of the post-War PPK is built on a Dural alloy frame. Slide is finished in a rich, dark blue and rollmarked with the standard Ulm legends. Fixed front sight and drift adjustable rear. Mottled brown checkered plastic wrapround grips with “WALTHER” banners at the top. Includes both a finger tab and a plain magazine, as well as the matching red snakeskin box, test target, and instruction slip. CONDITION: Excellent, as new. Nearly all of the factory finishes are retained with a few faint handling marks. Grips are likewise fine. Crisp mirror bore, appears as unfired since proofing. Fine mechanics. Box shows edgewear with tape reinforcements added around the lid corners. A very nice example. 1,500 - 2,500

3138 - (C) WALTHER PPK-L DURAL .22

LR SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: Walther

Model: PPK-L

Serial No. 505507LR

Caliber/Bore: .22 LR

Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured in 1968, this pistol is among the last of the West German made PPKs brought into the US by Interarms before the 1968 Gun Control Act went into effect. This scarce lightweight variation is built on a Dural alloy frame. Blued slide with Ulm legend, fixed front sight, and drift adjustable rear. Checkered black “WALTHER” banner wrap around grips with Interarms importer information and American eagle on the right side. Pistol includes both a finger extension and a plain magazine, as well as the matching numbered red snakeskin box, test target, and manual. CONDITION: Excellent, as new. Nearly all of the factory finishes are retained with a a few light marks. Grips are likewise fine. Mirror bore, likely as unfired since proofing. Fine mechanics. Box is fine with some light wear. A nice example. 1,500 - 2,500

3139 - (C) LATE WAR WALTHER PPK 7.65MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH DURAL FRAME.

Manufacturer: Walther

Model: PPK

Serial No. 429362k

Caliber/Bore: 7.65mm

Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured in 1945, this late War production pistol is among the last of the wartime Dural framed guns. Features dark wartime brushed blue finish. Standard Zella-Mehlis slide legend on the left and eagle “N” proofs on the right. Matching serial numbers on slide and frame. Fixed front sight and drift adjustable rear. Desirable mottled gray wraparound grips with “WALTHER” banners. Includes a flat bottom magazine. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the factory finish is retained with very minor silvering at the high edges. Barrel hood and front strap have some expected fading. Grips are fine with light surface marks. Crisp, bright bore. Fine mechanics. 1,500 - 2,500

3140 - (C) COLT MODEL 1911 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

(1917)

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1911

Serial No. 164463

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Circa 1917 per serial number. Half moon front sight, U notch flat top rear sight, two-line two-block patent and address information with rampant Colt at rear; right side of slide with “MODEL OF 1911. U.S. ARMY”. “H” stamped above firing pin retaining plate. Right side of frame with serial number, left with “UNITED STATES PROPERTY” at dust cover and intertwined “GHS” inspection proof for Gilbert Stewart above magazine release. Barrel with stacked “P / H” on top of hood, “D” ahead of lug. Small parts comprise spurred checkered hammer, checkered safety with milled relief cut, checkered slide release with milled relief cut, long smooth milled trigger, checkered magazine release, short 1911 grip safety, smooth flat mainspring housing with lanyard loop, and truncated diamond walnut grips. Two tone magazine with dual-pinned base. CONDITION: Excellent, retaining virtually all of the factory finish with some minor handling marks scattered throughout, with heavier marks around slide release and and safety pin. Mechanically fine, bore excellent with some mild frosting and strong rifling. A good example of a wartime Colt. 1,500 - 3,000

3141 - (C) HECKLER & KOCH P9S TARGET 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: HK

Model: P9S

Serial No. 108657

Caliber/Bore: 9mm

Barrel Length: 5 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Made in Germany beginning in 1973 and considered by many to be the most accurate 9mm ever made. The target version features a match barrel, the (S) double action trigger, dual tone blue finish, target adjustable rear sight, dovetailed front sight, front barrel weight, palm swell and stippled walnut target grips and is housed in its original box with an extra barrel, the H&K checkered black composition grips, two magazines and tools. CONDITION: Excellent. Appears to have seen little use and remains in near new condition. This example is dated 1976. 1,500 - 2,500

3142 - (C) COLT LIGHTWEIGHT COMMANDER MODEL .38 SUPER 1911 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH BOX

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Commander

Serial No. 541-LW

Caliber/Bore: .38 Super

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured 1949 Colt model Lightweight Combat Commander caliber .38 Super with early narrow barrel, alloy frame, Colt wood mottled brown synthetic grips with Rampant Colt monogram at center. Comes with 2 additional magazines and numbers matching box. CONDITION: Very good with slide retaining over 98% finish. Brilliant bore. Alloy frame has typical light edge wear with 97% finish remaining. Grips are excellent. Mechanically excellent. Box is tattered with loose corners and one detached edge. Label is good and numbers on bottom are legible and includes original bill of sale. 1,500 - 2,500

3143 - (C) DWM MODEL 1906 .30 LUGER LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Manufacturer: DWM

Model: 1906

Serial No. 65660

Caliber/Bore: .30 Luger

Barrel Length: 4 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

The 1906 DWM (Deutsche Waffen- und Munitionsfabriken) Luger, often called the “New Model,” refined earlier 1900 designs by replacing the flat toggles with a round top and upgrading the flat sear spring to a sturdy coil spring. These iconic pistols are highly prized by collectors for their exceptional craftsmanship and historical significance. Blued finish. Straw-finished safety, trigger, and takedown lever. Top of toggle marked “DWM” in script. Checkered walnut grip panels. Grip safety. Wood based aluminum magazine. CONDITION: The pistol remains in nice condition, retaining about 85% original blue appearing stronger under ambient light with some overall fading and toning to a pleasant gray-brown patina under bright light, some silvering along the high edges and light handling marks. The small parts retain lovely rich straw color throughout showing a little mild silvering and the sear spring, right grip screw, and a few of the pins with fire blue. The checkered walnut grips remain in very good plus condition showing a few areas of lightly compressed diamonds. Mechanically fine, although pistol does not hold open, bore with strong rifling and some moderate frosting.

3144 - (C) LEND-LEASE SPRINGFIELD M1 GARAND SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH BAYONET.

Manufacturer: Springfield Armory

Model: M1 Garand

Serial No. 524680

Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Between October 1941 and June 1942, approximately 38,000 M1 Garands, among other war materiel, were provided as aid to Great Britain. These guns generally avoided the post-War US rebuild programs and are often found in correct, early War configuration. This example has a “1-42” dated Springfield barrel with British nitro proofs located behind the front sight. Protected blade front sight and Type I short pinion locking bar rear sight with knurled adjustments. Internals include a “D28287-12SA /W9B” bolt (February 1942-March 1944), unrelieved “D35382 3 SA” op rod (March 1941-November 1942), “D28290-5-SA” trigger housing (April 1941-August 1942), “C46025-3-SA” forged trigger guard (August 1941-December 1941, and “C46008-2 SA” hammer (June 1940-August 1942). Walnut stocks with faint boxed inspection cartouche and a circle “P” firing proof on the wrist. Accompanied by an uncut 1943 American Fork and Hoe bayonet with scabbard. CONDITION: Fine. Nearly all of the parkerized finishes are retained with a few minor loses near the muzzle. Stocks have been cleaned and reoiled with a few scattered impressions and slivers of loss along the forend. Very good, well defined bore. ME reads just over 0. TE of 0. Fine mechanics. 1,500 - 2,500

3145 - (C) MAUSER C96 7.65MM

MAUSER SEMI-AUTOMATIC CARBINE

Manufacturer: Mauser

Model: C96 Carbine

Serial No. 359

Caliber/Bore: .30 Mauser

Barrel Length: 16 - 3/8”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Built with an original Mauser C96 frame, this example has been converted to a carbine and imported by Navy Arms. The blued carbine length barrel has a tall blade front sight. Standard 1000 meter tangent rear sight. Frame retains standard Mauser Oberndorf legend with Navy Arms import marks and British Nitro Proof. Smooth wood forend and grip mounted stock with serrated butt. CONDITION: Fine as converted. Nearly all of the dark finish applied at the time of conversion is retained with a few rubs and faded spots. Stocks have a few impressions. Crisp, bright bore. Fine mechanics. 1,500 - 2,500

3146 - (M) FN FS2000 5.56X45MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: FN

Model: FS2000

Serial No. 25444

Caliber/Bore: 5.56x45mm

Barrel Length: 17 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Modern

Introduced to the civilian market in 2006 as a semi-auto variant of the FN F2000 bullpup carbine. The Belgian proofed, matte finished barrel has a pinned flash hider. 10” optic rail mounted with a protected post front sight and flip up aperture rear. Olive drab polymer construction with black accents and a ribbed butt plate. Gun is housed in its original box with outer shipping box, manual, muzzle cover, a magazine, and cleaning kit.

CONDITION: Excellent, and consignor states that it has been unfired since purchased new. Near new showing light handling marks and faint signs of careful use. Good, well defined bore with some frosting, likely from proof. Fine mechanics. 1,500 - 2,500

3147 - (M) LEADER DYNAMICS T2 MK 5

5.56X45MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Leader Dynamics

Model: T2 MK5

Serial No. 1882

Caliber/Bore: 5.56x45mm

Barrel Length: 16”

FFL Status: Modern

Developed in Australia with the intention of export, but the belief is that less than 2000 were imported in total. Replacement A1 style flash hider, protected blade front sight, bayonet lug, stamped sheet metal carry handle, diopter rear sight with three positions marked “1”, “2”, and “3”. Black polymer furniture. Left side of receiver with “SAFE” and “FIRE” fire control positions and World Public Safety importer mark. Right side with Leader Dynamics legends and serial number. CONDITION: Good, with some surface discoloration and mottling throughout, with some scattered scuffs and silvering to sharp edges. Mechanically fine, bore has visible rifling and heavy frosting. 1,500 - 2,500

3148 - (M) VALMET M76 .223

REMINGTON SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE

Manufacturer: Valmet

Model: M76

Serial No. 164099

Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington

Barrel Length: 16 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Modern

Based on the RK62, the Valmet M76 was among the first AK pattern arms imported into the United States. This example marked with a Valmet import mark ahead of magazine well, typical Valmet legends throughout. Other features include three prong flash hider with bayonet lug, protected post front sight with flip up tritium night sight, checkered polymer forearm, aperture rear sight marked for 1.5 - 6, checkered pistol grip and walnut stock with sling I-bar on left side. CONDITION: Excellent, retaining the vast majority of the matte grey finish with some scattered age related discoloration and handling marks, with scuffs and some silvering scratches throughout. Left side of stock with wood fill repair at cruciform knuckle. Composite brass deflector has crumbled. Mechanically fine, bore with strong rifling and some moderate firing residue. 1,500 - 3,000

3149 - (M) ARMALITE AR-10(T) .308 WINCHESTER SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Armalite

Model: AR-10 T

Serial No. US58644

Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester

Barrel Length: 24”

Target crowned heavy barrel with railed gas block. Flat top upper fitted with an extended GG&G GS-1 20 MOA rail, ASA base, and Horus Vision 4-16x50mm scope. Furniture includes a tube forend, Hogue overmolded rubber grip, and tan Magpul PRS adjustable stock. Excluding the stock and optic, rifle has a custom desert camo paint scheme. CONDITION: Very good. Paint shows flaking and wear from use, making for a nice battle worn appearance. Crisp, bright bore. Fine mechanics. Scope has surface wear and scuffs but has clear optics. 1,500 - 2,500

3150 - (M) PRE-BAN SMITH ENTERPRISES M-14 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH LEUPOLD MARK 4 SCOPE.

Manufacturer: Smith Enterprises

Model: M1A

Serial No. 1408

Caliber/Bore: 7.62x51mm

Barrel Length: 22”

FFL Status: Modern

Ealy production Smith Enterprises receiver built with a USGI TRW parts kit. Parkerized barrel dated “1-63” with slotted flash hider and standard sights. Receiver is mounted with a Leupold Mark 4 M3 10X scope on desirable “U.S. PROPERTY” marked Brookfield base. Quality woodland camouflage McMillan fiberglass stock with adjustable cheek riser and Decelerator pad. CONDITION: Very good. Rifle retains most of its parkerized finishes with moderate wear. Stock has range scuffs throughout and is missing the left cheek riser adjustment knob. Crisp, mirror bore. Fine mechanics. Optic would benefit from a professional cleaning and shows some exterior scuffing. 1,500 - 2,500

3151 - (M) SPRINGFIELD ARMORY M1A SOCOM 16 EBR SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Springfield Armory

Model: M1A

Serial No. 1068092

Caliber/Bore: 7.62x51mm

Barrel Length: 16 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Modern

This QCB version of the M1A features a compact parkerized barrel with perforated flash hider. The protected blade front sight and aperture rear are superseded by an Aimpoint Micro T-1 red dot sight. Gun is mounted in a highly desirable Sage International EBR chassis system with quad rail forend, checkered pistol grip, and telescoping butt with cheek piece and recoil pad. Includes a Vero Beach Knights Armament vertical foregrip. CONDITION: Very good, showing some finish scuffing and light oxidation. Crisp bore with some frosting. Fine mechanics. Red dot currently does not function although likely only needs a battery. 1,500 - 2,500

3152 - (C) WWII STANDARD PRODUCTS

M1 SEMI-AUTOMATIC CARBINE.

Manufacturer: Standard Products

Model: M1 Carbine

Serial No. 2041765

Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine

Barrel Length: 18”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Very fine and original Standard Products WW2 M1 Carbine with proper Underwood 11-43 dated barrel, push button safety, and “M” marked magazine release. Trigger assembly is all proper “S-T” / “S-H” / “S-N” marked components. 2 rivet “S-HB” handguard. Highwood buttstock is “S-HB” marked in sling slot. Milled slide adjustable rear sight, type 1 front barrel band, and “S-H” charging handle. No Import markings. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine with brilliant bore. Most all parkerized finish remains with some very light edge wear. Stock is very good with some light bumps and bruises from period of use. Unmarked Khaki cotton M1 sling and oiler. Mechanically excellent 1,500 - 2,000

3153 - (M) PRE-BAN STERLING ARMALITE AR-180 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Sterling

Model: AR-180

Serial No. S19768

Caliber/Bore: 5.56x45mm

Barrel Length: 18”

FFL Status: Modern

12,362 AR-180 rifles were manufactured for ArmaLite by Sterling in England between 1979 and 1985. This example is as standard with matte black stamped construction receiver, parkerized pencil barrel with 3-prong duckbill flash hider, protected post front sight, 2-leaf aperture rear sight, ribbed polymer forend, “AR-18” marked pistol grip, and side folding stock. CONDITION: Excellent. Rifle shows scattered surface scuffs and handling marks. Crisp bore with some frosting. Fine mechanics. 1,500 - 2,500

3154 - (C) USN SPRINGFIELD MK

2 MOD 0 M1 GARAND 7.62 NATO SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Springfield Armory

Model: M1 Garand

Serial No. 3607059

Caliber/Bore: 7.62x51mm

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

US Springfield M1 Garand rifle Converted to 7.62 NATO (.308) for US Navy use. Receiver manufactured 1945, Barrel dated “12-43 SA”. All internal and ancillary parts are Springfield Armory. Locking bar rear sight. Stock is cartouched “SA / NFR” in box with Ordnance wheel to rear of cartouche. CONDITION: Very fine as converted with fine bore. Most all parkerized finish remains. Some tape residue is present from storage at muzzle. Mechanically fine 1,500 - 2,500

3155 - (M) PRE-BAN STEYR AUG

SEMI-AUTOMATIC BULLPUP RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Steyr

Model: AUG

Serial No. 903SA373

Caliber/Bore: 5.56x45mm

Initially developed by Steyr in the 1960s and finally adopted by the Austria in 1977, the AUG remains in standard use with the Austrian Armed Forces. This semi-automatic example was manufactured in 1983 and imported by Interarms. Matching numbered matte black finished quick detach barrel with 3-prong flash hider. Action has the integral 1.5x scope with backup iron sights on top. Classic olive green polymer body with olive vertical foregrip and rubber pad. CONDITION: Excellent with range scuffs throughout. Well defined, bright bore. Fine mechanics. Clear optics. 1,500 - 2,500

3156 - (M) PRE-BAN COLT SPORTER

LIGHTWEIGHT 7.62X39 AR-15

SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Sporter LW

Serial No. LH010061

Caliber/Bore: 7.62x39mm

Barrel Length: 16 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Modern

Circa early 1990s production. Parkerized barrel marked “C MP 7.62x39 1/12” with cage flash hider. Protected post front sight on triangle base without bayonet lug. A2 carry handle aperture rear. Furniture includes a 2-piece ribbed carbine forend, checkered A2 grip, and A2 stock with trapdoor butt plate. Gun is accompanied by 2 factory 20-round magazines, an aftermarket 30-round magazine, matching numbers blue label factory box, factory paperwork, and sling. CONDITION: Excellent with mild handling marks. Fine, bright bore with well defined rifling. Consignor states the rifle remains unfired after leaving the factory. Fine mechanics. 1,500 - 2,500

3157 - (M) RHODESIAN CAMO DSA

ARMS SA58 FAL SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: DSA Arms

Model: SA58

Serial No. DS24879

Caliber/Bore: 7.62x51mm NATO

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Modern

Perhaps the most famous and distinctive use of the FAL occurred during the Rhodesian Bush War. Built on a milled DSA receiver which a Rhodesian kit, this rifle is also finished in the truly iconic green and yellow splatter pattern camouflage. Pencil barrel fitted with perforated muzzle device, protected post front sight, and flip up launcher front sight. 600 meter graduated aperture rear sight. Furniture includes a ventilated composite handguard, folding carry handle, smooth pistol grip, and fixed stock with rubber recoil pad. Matching Rhodesian “RA” electropencil numbers observed on the bolt and right side of the lower. Includes a matching painted US made metric magazine. CONDITION: Fine as customized with a pleasant battle worn appearance. Crisp, bright bore. Fine mechanics. 1,500 - 2,500

3158 - (C) USN H&R M1 GARAND MK

2 MOD 1 7.62 NATO SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: H&R Arms Co.

Model: M1 Garand

Serial No. 5651696

Caliber/Bore: 7.62x51mm

Barrel Length: 24”

Manufactured circa 1955 and updated for the US Navy in the 1960s. The new made “3 66” dated Springfield barrel has “7.62 NATO” stamping. Protected blade front sight and adjustable post-War rear. HRA internals. USGI walnut stock with DOD eagle stamp and circle “P” firing proof. Includes olive web sling. CONDITION: Very good. Rifle retains the vast majority of its arsenal parkerized finishes with some mild wear. Stocks have expected dings and nicks. Forend has a repaired split which runs the length of the top. Crisp, bright bore. ME of 1. TE of approximately 0.5. Fine mechanics. 1,500 - 2,500

3159 - (M) WEST HURLEY

AUTO-ORDNANCE DELUXE M1927A1

THOMPSON .45 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH ACCESSORIES.

Manufacturer: Auto Ordnance

Model: 1927A1

Serial No. 23357

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 16”

FFL Status: Modern

Pre-ban, circa 1993 production in West Hurley, New York. Finished in brushed blue. The iconic finned barrel tapers towards the muzzle which is fitted with a Thompson branded Cutts style compensator with integral front sight blade. Receiver is mounted with a flip up aperture ladder style rear sight. Oiled walnut vertical foregrip, pistol grip, and stock with blued butt plate. Both a Type “L” 50-round drum magazine and an earlier Seymour Products stick magazine are included, along with the factory paperwork, matching factory box, and the always desirable guitar case. CONDITION: Excellent, as new. Virtually all of the original finish is retained with faint handling marks. Wood is likewise fine. Fine, bright bore. Fine mechanics. 1,500 - 2,000

3160 - (M) COLT SP1 AR-15

SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH BOX (1977).

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SP1

Serial No. SP80067

Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Modern

Manufactured in 1977. Gray parkerized pencil barrel marked “C MP CHROME BORE” with bird cage flash hider. Protected post front sight on triangle base with bayonet lug. Slick side carry handle upper with A1 style aperture rear sight. Furniture includes a 2-piece triangular handguard, checkered A1 pistol grip, and fixed stock with tool trap buttplate. Includes black woven sling, a Colt 20-round magazine, and muzzle cover. Rifle is housed in its numbers matching box with manual and hang tag. CONDITION: Excellent, as new. Nearly all of the factory finishes are retained with light handling marks. Furniture is likewise fine. Mirror bore. Fine mechanics. 1,500 - 2,500

3161 - (M) COLT SP1 AR-15

SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH BOX (1977).

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SP1

Serial No. SP74691

Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Modern

Manufactured in 1977. Gray parkerized pencil barrel marked “C MP CHROME BORE” with bird cage flash hider. Protected post front sight on triangle base with bayonet lug. Slick side carry handle upper with A1 style aperture rear sight. Furniture includes a 2-piece triangular handguard, checkered A1 pistol grip, and fixed stock with tool trap buttplate. Rifle is housed in its numbers matching box with manual, black woven sling, muzzle cover, and cleaning tools. No magazine present. CONDITION: Excellent, as new. Nearly all of the factory finishes are retained with light handling marks. Furniture is likewise fine. Bright bore with some grease. Fine mechanics. 1,500 - 2,500

3162 - (M) COLT SP1 AR-15

SEMI-AUTOMATIC CARBINE WITH BOX (1979).

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SP1

Serial No. SP101421

Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington

Barrel Length: 16”

FFL Status: Modern

This early SP1 carbine was manufactured in 1979. The carbine length pencil barrel is marked “C MP B” on the underside and is fitted with a bird cage flash hider. Protected post front sight on a triangle base with bayonet lug. Slick side carry handle upper with aperture rear sight. Furniture includes a ribbed plastic carbine forend, checkered pistol grip, and 2-position telescoping aluminum carbine butt stock. Housed in its matching factory box with manual, hang tag, muzzle cover, cleaning tools, sling, and a 20-round magazine. CONDITION: Excellent, as new. Nearly all of the original finishes are retained with scattered light marks. Fine bright bore retaining what appears to be the factory grease. Appears as unfired since proofing. Fine mechanics. Box is fine. 1,500 - 2,500

3163 - (C) NATIONAL POSTAL METER M1 CARBINE SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH UNION SWITCH & SIGNAL RECIEVER.

Manufacturer: National Postal Meter

Model: M1 Carbine

Serial No. 4380375

Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine

Barrel Length: 18”

Manufactured towards the end of National Postal Meter’s 3rd production block which ran from November 1943 to June 1944. Receiver bevel has “U” stamp indicating Union Switch & Signal subcontractor who produced approximately 50,000 receivers for National Postal Meter. Marlin barrel with “SN” fabricated front sight and flip sight marked “TN” and “S”. “N / 16” marked trigger housing with “NH” hammer, “NS” magazine catch, and “NS” push button safety. “JN” marked flat bolt and “UN” slide. “TRIMBLE / TN” low wood stock with boxed “NPM / FJA” inspection and crossed cannons on the right. “IN” marked 2-rivet handguard retained by a “UN” sling band. No magazine present. CONDITION: Fine. Carbine retains the vast majority of its arsenal and reapplied finishes with some mild wear and handling. Stocks have scattered light impressions and legible markings. Crisp, bright bore. ME reads approximately 1.5. Fine mechanics. 1,500 - 2,500

3164 - (M) HECKLER & KOCH SL7 .308

WINCHESTER SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: H&K

Model: SL7

Serial No. 16302

Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester

Barrel Length: 17 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Modern

Manufactured in West Germany in 1984. These rifles were built for sporting and utility purposes based on the iconic roller delayed action. Phosphate finished with barrel mounted hooded post front sight and drum rear sight. Receiver is also milled to accept quick attach HK05 scope mounts. Military styled walnut stock with ventilated handguard and cupped butt plate. Accompanied by its matching numbered shipping box addressed to Aeromarine Inc of Birmingham, Alabama. CONDITION: Very good. Rifle retains the vast majority of its factory finishes with high edge wear, scattered marks, and some mild oxidation spotting. Receiver shows evidence of a scope being mounted. Stocks have scattered impressions and a larger abrasion located under the rear sling point. Bright polygonal rifled bore. Fine mechanics. Box has evidence of long term storage. 1,500 - 2,500

3165 - (M) HECKLER & KOCH 770 .308 WINCHESTER SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Heckler & Koch

Model: 770

Serial No. 9038

Caliber/Bore: .308 Winchester

Barrel Length: 21 - 3/8”

FFL Status: Modern

Outstanding sporting rifle manufactured by H&K. Checkered walnut stock. Factory quick detachable scope mount with Simmons 3-9x variable scope. Factory compensated and fitted with factory sling swivels. The Model 770 is an extremely accurate rifle and is now discontinued. CONDITION: Extremely fine with light handling marks and light edge wear. Bores is excellent and mechanically fine. Optics remain clear. 1,500 - 2,000

3166 - (M) FACTORY ENGRAVED GRADE II BELGIUM BROWNING SA-22

SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH CASE.

Manufacturer: Browning

Model: SA-22

Serial No. 146CS02050

Caliber/Bore: .22 Long Rifle

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Modern

Features the engraved coin silver frame that features squirrels in a forest setting surrounded by floral scroll on the left with two sitting squirrels on right with same setting and borders. The top of frame is engraved with duck in flight along with the floral back ground. Blued barrel with Belgium legend, a dovetailed brass bead front sight, a folding leaf rear sight, highly finish and figured checkered walnut stock with pistol grip, blued serrated metal buttplate, and the matching checkered forearm. Comes housed in a leather covered hard case with Browning outer metal tag and made for the take down rifle. CONDITION: Excellent. Entire rifle shows in near new condition with miniscule handling marks. Case is extremely nice. Comes with its matching number original black cardboard factory box. 1,500 - 2,500

3167 - (C) SCARCE NICKEL PRE-SERIES 70 COLT GOVERNMENT MODEL 1911 .45 ACP

SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Government Model

Serial No. 291841-C

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Dates to 1963. Prior to the series 70 models, it is estimated that less than 10% of the guns from this era were nickel plated. This is a standard commercial model with the dual tone nickel finish, dovetailed rear sight, serrated arched mainspring housing, Colt stamped nickel magazine, and early dark brown plastic Colt grips. CONDITION: Excellent. The grips on this example are excellent showing slight crack at one escutcheon and some shrinking. Gun retains nearly all of its nickel finish with usual handling marks consistent with nickel guns. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 1,500 - 2,500

3168 - (M) RARE ODI .45 VIKING COMBAT DOUBLE ACTION 1911 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: ODI

Model: Viking Combat

Serial No. JD005538

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 4 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Modern

The ODI (Omega Defense Industries) 1911 Combat was stamped “Midland Park, New Jersey” but they were originally based in New Haven. It started when famed gunsmith and designer, Larry Seecamp, sold his double-action patent, one of the first to convert the Colt 1911 design into a practical double action, to ODI in the early 1980s. These new double action pistols were made in the Colt Commander size and built with stainless steel but were only made in 1981 and 1982. It features the dual tone stainless finish with a blued Wilson dovetailed combat rear sight, a lightweight hammer, a beavertail safety, stippled rubber flat main spring housing, Colt medallion wrap around rubber grips, and an ODI stamped magazine. Total production estimates range from 300-1500 but there are no exact records. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains nearly all of its finish but shows numerous usual handling marks seen with this finish. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 1,500 - 2,500

3169 - (M) PRE-BAN OPEN BOLT INTERDYNAMIC KG-9 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: Interdynamic Model: KG-9

Serial No. 754

Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Modern

The precursor to the iconic Tec-9 pistol, this open bolt semi-auto pistol features a matte finished shrouded barrel, fixed iron sights, and a polymer grip frame. Approximately 2,500 were produced prior to the 1982 ban on open bolt firearms. CONDITION: Excellent with some handling marks and light spotting. Mechanically fine with a sharp, bright bore. 1,500 - 2,500

3170 - (M) AUTO ORDNANCE MODEL

1927A1 THOMPSON SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Auto Ordnance Model: 1927A1

Serial No. KA2963

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 16 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Modern

Built in Worcester, Massachusetts by the Kahr Firearms Group. Patterned after the infamous Chicago Typewriter with finned barrel, finger groove forearm grip, and standard blue finish. Comes in an original box with no end labels. Also includes two 30-round stock magazine, one blue and one parkerized. Kahr hang tag and original sticker on grip. CONDITION: Shows in as new condition with nominal handling marks. 1,500 - 2,000

3171 - (C) BROWNING T-SERIES HI-POWER 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: Browning Model: HI-Power

Serial No. T217340

Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger

Barrel Length: 4 - 5/8”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured by FN in Belgium circa 1968. Finished in standard polished blue with a half moon front sight, drift adjustable u-notch rear, ring hammer, and checkered wood grips. This example includes 3 total magazines and a black Browning zip up soft case. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the original blue is retained with some minor high edge silvering and a spot of loss on the front strap. Grips have only light evidence of handling. Strong, bright bore. Fine mechanics. 1,200 - 1,800

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3172 - (M) GERMAN WALTHER MODEL TPH .22 LR SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: Walther

Model: TPH

Serial No. 281515

Caliber/Bore: .22 LR

Barrel Length: 2 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Modern

Manufactured in West Germany in 1977, relatively few of these tiny double action hammer fired pocket pistols were imported into the US for law enforcement sales. Unlike their American made stainless steel counterparts, these blued German made pistols are built on lightweight alloy frames. The slide has the German Ulm slide legend on the left and Interarms marking on the right. Matted rib with white dot front sight and white highlighted drift adjustable rear. 2-piece checkered black plastic “MADE IN GERMANY” grips with “WALTHER” banners. Pistol is housed in its matching woodgrain box with manual, test target, and cleaning rod. CONDITION: Excellent, as new. Nearly all of the factory finishes are retained with a few light handling marks. Safety shows some minor marks. Grips also have some light handing. Crisp, bright bore. Fine mechanics. Box is excellent. 1,200 - 1,800

3173 - (M) LMT DEFENDER 2000

5.56X45MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Lewis Machine & Tool

Model: Defender 2000

Serial No. LMT49587

Caliber/Bore: 5.56mm NATO

Barrel Length: 16 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Modern

Heavy profile 1:7 twist barrel with an A2 style flash hider, LMT monolithic upper with rail covers including a Knight’s Armament, QD sling bows at left section of rail and on left side of LMT buttstock. BCM pistol grip, SIG Romeo red dot sight on riser with matching Juliet 3x magnifier, left side extended charging handle, and aftermarket dust cover with Marine Eagle Globe and Anchor on one panel and “Semper Fi / United States Marines” on other. Section of paracord tied to front of rail system. CONDITION: Very good, retaining the majority of the factory finish with evidence of range use throughout, including heavy scuffing about the magwell, some of which is silvering. Other typical marks from handling and storage. Mechanically fine, bore with strong rifling and some mild firing residue. Glass is clear, and magnifier throws smoothly. 1,200 - 2,000

3174 - (M) PRE-BAN COLT SP1

SEMI-AUTOMATIC CARBINE.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SP1

Serial No. SP94290

Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington

Barrel Length: 16”

FFL Status: Modern

Circa 1979. A1 style flash hider on pencil profile barrel with combination front sight block, bayonet lug, and gas assembly. Short ribbed polymer forearm, A1 style rear sight adjustable for windage only, slickside upper, typical legends on left side of receiver. A1 style pistol grip and correct two position telescoping stock. CONDITION: Very good, retaining the vast majority of the factory finishes throughout with some age spotting to barrel and some mottling consistent with storage. Two spots of enamel at buffer tube to check alignment. Some silvering handling to sharp edges. Mechanically fine, bore with strong, bright rifling and some mild firing residue. A good, early slickside. 1,200 - 1,800

.30-06 SPRINGFIELD SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Springfield

Model: M1 Garand

Fine and correct 1955 production Springfield M1 Garand rifle with SA 4-55 dated barrel. Correct SA parts and proper Eagle cartouche. These Korean War production rifles almost never exist in unaltered or updated rebuilt configurations. 3 piece oil finished walnut stocks, Grey/Green parkerized military finish. TE: 2 1/2, ME: 2. CONDITION: Very fine with most all finish remaining, Bright bore with sharp rifling. All Springfield components. Wood stocks are very good with good markings and light bruises and period of use impressions. Mechanically fine. 1,200 - 2,200

3176 - (C) WW2 SPRINGFIELD M1

GARAND .30-06 SPRINGFIELD

SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Springfield

Model: M1 Garand

Serial No. 3125738

Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

3177 - (C) SPRINGFIELD M1 GARAND

WWII Springfield M1 Garand Rifle with locking bar rear sight, 7-44 dated SA barrel, and “GAW” cartouched walnut stock. All SA marked fire control with exception of Winchester hammer. Rifle manufactured 1944 at Springfield. Late post-War M1 sling. CONDITION: Very good overall with most of the green parkerized finish remaining with no import markings. Brilliant bore with excellent throat and muzzle; TE of 2 1/2 and ME of 2. Stocks are good with moderate bruises and impressions from World War II issue and use. Mechanically excellent. 1,200 - 2,200

.30-06 SPRINGFIELD SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Springfield Model: M1 Garand

Serial No. 1480363

3178 - (C) SPRINGFIELD M1 GARAND

WWII US Springfield M1 Garand Rifle in .30/06 with parkerized finish and 3 piece oil finished stocks, manufactured 1943. Barrel dated SA 10/64. “P” inspection proof on pistol grip. Milled trigger guard with SA marked fire control parts and op rod. WW2 fly buckle M1 cotton khaki sling. Excellent bright bore with sharp rifling; TE: 2, ME: 2 1/2. CONDITION: Very fine overall. Mechanically excellent. 1,200 - 2,200

.30-06 SPRINGFIELD SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Springfield

Model: M1 Garand

Serial No. 2897731

Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

WW2 Springfield M1 Garand rifle manufactured 1944. Mounted with very desirable VAR (Denmark) 11-59 barrel. These rifles were issued to Denmark by the United States and the Danes upgraded them with these sought-after match quality barrels. Rifle contains all Springfield components in addition to the slip on rubber grenade buttplate protector. Wood stocks have the Circle “P” proof at pistol grip and the small 1950s eagle with stars cartouche on left side of stock. CONDITION: Most all finish remains on metal. Bore is excellent bright and sharp; TE and ME both measure 2. Mechanically excellent. Less than 30,000 rifles were ever shipped to Denmark making these highly desired. 1,200 - 2,200

3179 - (C) WWII SPRINGFIELD M1 GARAND .30-06 SPRINGFIELD SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Springfield

Model: M1 Garand

Serial No. 2894525

Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield

Barrel Length: 24”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured April of 1944. World War II Springfield M1 Garand rifle with 7-44 dated barrel and locking bar rear sight. All Springfield components with exception of post-War gas plug. Barrel measures TE: 3 and ME: 1 1/2. Oil finished 3 piece stock set with no markings. Green cotton M1 rifle sling. CONDITION: Very good with bright sharp bore. Most all finish remains on metal. Wood is very good with moderate bruises and impressions. Mechanically fine. A very nice WW2 M1 Garand rifle. Not import marked. 1,200 - 2,200

3180 - (C) CARL

GUSTAF

AG-42B LJUNGMAN SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Carl Gustaf

Model: AG42B

Serial No. 26718B

Caliber/Bore: 6.5x55mm Swedish

Barrel Length: 24 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured in 1945. Finished in classic arsenal blue with ported barrel, hooded blade front sight, adjustable U-notch rear, painted dust cover, detachable magazine, and finger groove beech stocks. Externally visible numbers matching. Import marked on the barrel. CONDITION: Very good. Rifle retains the vast majority of its arsenal finishes with some fading and wear. Magazine shows freckling. Stocks have expected scuffs and impressions. Strong, bright bore. Fine mechanics. 1,200 - 1,800

3181

- (C) UN-QUALITY M1 CARBINE

SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Quality Hardware

Model: M1 Carbine

Serial No. 4437968

Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine

Barrel Length: 18”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Assembled by Quality Hardware in their 3rd production block, which ran from October 1943 to March 1944. During this time, Quality Hardware subcontracted with Union Switch & Signal for 29,000 receivers which are marked “UN-QUALITY” above the serial number. The Underwood barrel is dated “10-43” over a flaming bomb. Milled front sight and “GE-Q” marked flip rear. “Q-IN” trigger group with “GE-Q” trigger, “Q.U.” hammer, “LT-Q” magazine catch, and push button safety. “UN-Q” marked flat bolt and “DA-Q” slide. Walnut high wood stock which appears to have a very faint “Q-RMC” stamp in the sling well. Right side has a deeply restruck ordnance crossed cannons stamp. 2-rivet top wood marked “Q-RMC” retained by an unmarked Type I sling band. Includes sling and oiler. No magazine present. CONDITION: Excellent as restored. Nearly all of the reapplied parkerized finishes are retained. Stock is very fine with freshly dressed surfaces. Very good, crisp bore. ME approximately 2.5. Fine mechanics. 1,200 - 2,500

3182 - (C) US REMINGTON MODEL 11

SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIOT SHOTGUN.

Manufacturer: Remington

Model: Model 11

Serial No. 495826

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Length of Pull: 14”

Chamber: 2 - 3/4”

Choke: Cylinder

Gauge: 12 Gauge

This mid-war gun dates to 1943. The frame is stamped “MILITARY FINISH” along with US and Ordnance bomb. The top barrel breech is also stamped US with bomb. Shotgun features the plain walnut stock with pistol grip, matching forearm, and a black Remington butt plate. The front sight bead is missing. According to Bruce Campbell in his Combat Shotgun book, this example falls into the appropriate 455000 to 500000 range. The referred to Military Finish indicates it was finished in a less polished state for the government sales. CONDITION: Fine. Retains about 90% of its blue showing sundry handling marks. The stock is fine with some scattered impressions and the forearm displays the usual fine and tight hairline cracks at frame. Bore is clean. 1,200 - 2,000

3183 - (M) FN PS90 5.7X28MM

SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: FN Herstal

Model: PS90

Serial No. FN039130

Caliber/Bore: 5.7x28mm NATO

Barrel Length: 16”

FFL Status: Modern

A modern classic semi-automatic bullpup rifle in the small but potent 5.7mm cartridge. First generation production. Phosphate finished barrel with pinned slotted flash hider. Rifle is fitted with a Ring Sights optic, the tritium depleted. Olive green polymer chassis. Includes factory box. CONDITION: Near excellent with some scuffs and handling marks. Bright bore. Fine mechanics. 1,200 - 1,800

3184 - (M) IMI JERICHO 941 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH CASE AND .41 AE BARREL.

Manufacturer: IMI

Model: Jericho 941

Serial No. 3521

Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger

Barrel Length: 4 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Modern

This early production pistol was manufactured in Israel and imported by KBI. It features matte black finishes, drift adjustable 3-dot sights, and 2-piece textured black plastic grips with IMI logos. The set includes both matching numbered 9mm Luger and .41 AE barrels, 3 total magazines, 50-round boxes of IMI .41 AE and 9mm Carbine +P ammo, cleaning tools, manual, and case. CONDITION: Excellent. Fine bores and mechanics. 1,200 - 1,800

3185 - (M) RARE SIG SAUER P220 .38 SUPER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: SIG Sauer

Model: P220

Serial No. G228709

Caliber/Bore: .38 Super

Barrel Length: 4 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Modern

Manufactured in Germany in 1994. Matted finished slide with West German address. Drift adjustable white dot front sight and white highlighted notch rear. Scarce .38 Super chambering. Alloy frame with checkered black plastic wraparound grips. Includes a spare magazine and a later Sig Sauer hard case. CONDITION: Near excellent with some high edge wear and handling marks. Crisp, bright bore. Fine mechanics. 1,200 - 1,800

3186 - (M) BERETTA MODEL A400 XPLOR SEMI-AUTOMATIC SHOTGUN

Manufacturer: Beretta

Model: A400 XPLOR

Serial No. XA060130

Barrel Length: 26”

FFL Status: Modern

Length of Pull: 14 - 5/8”

Chamber: 3”

Choke: Tubes

Gauge: 12 GA

Weight: 7lbs 4 0z.

First produced in 2010 and features the built in shock absorber in stock. Features the matte gold tone finish on frame, blued high vent rib, red fiber optic front bead, deluxe oil finished checkered pistol grip stock with straight comb, solid black recoil pad, Beretta GunPod grip, and a matching forearm. Includes matching factory box and a selection of chokes. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains virtually all of its metal finish displaying only minimal handling marks. Stock is excellent with some sundry impressions, mainly on base of forearm. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. GunPod not tested for function. 1,200 - 1,800

3187 - (C) COLT US MODEL 1911 .45 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL (1918).

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1911

Serial No. 588408

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Dates to 1918. Typical WWII arsenal overhaul with the parkerized finish and a later barrel, a checkered WWII-type hammer, U notch beveled rear sight, long smooth WWI trigger, and smooth flat mainspring housing with loop. Grips are modern replacements. Pre-War two tone blued and stamped commercial magazine. CONDITION: Very good. Retains approximately 85% of the arsenal reapplied finish showing scattered handling marks. The eagle head still visible on left side of frame and all slide legends are still strong. Mechanically sound with a bright lightly frosted bore. 1,000 - 1,500

3188 - (M) POWELL COMBAT PRO CUSTOM COLT GOVERNMENT MODEL 1911

SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1911

Serial No. 70G80284

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 6”

FFL Status: Modern

Features include 6” barrel fit with extended bushing, extended recoil spring plug, extended slide stop, extended magazine release, ambidextrous safety, Pachmayr Colt rubber grips, and Pachmayr mainspring housing. Right side of slide is marked with Colt Government Model marking and left side of slide is marked “The Combat Pro / L. Powell 1984”. Bushing, front of slide, and rear of slide have all been fluted at the top left and top right. Slide is fit with Bomar type adjustable rear sight. CONDITION: Very good, retains the majority of the custom blue finish with handling marks throughout. Mechanically fine. Bore is lightly frosted with well-defined rifling. 1,000 - 2,000

3189 - (M) COLT GOLD CUP TROPHY .45 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH CASE.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Gold Cup Trophy

Serial No. GCT12840

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Modern

Manufactured in 2003 per serial number. Features include serrated wide rib, factory blade front sight, Elliason adjustable rear sight, and Colt composite wrap around grips. Accompanied by factory box and additional magazine. CONDITION: Excellent plus, and near mint with scattered light handling marks. Mechanically fine. Bore is lightly frosted with crisp rifling. 1,000 - 1,500

3190 - (M) TANGENT SIGHT BROWNING HI-POWER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH CASE.

Manufacturer: Browning

Model: Hi-Power

Serial No. 245NX83948

Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger

Barrel Length: 4 - 5/8”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured 1993 in Belgium and assembled in Portugal. Browning Hi-Power with blue finish and checkered walnut grips. Fitted with factory Tangent sights, ambidextrous safety, and round commander type hammer. Housed in original plastic browning case with manual and spare magazine. CONDITION: Pistol shows no actual use and remains near new as old stock. Box is very fine. Mechanically excellent. 1,000 - 1,500

3191 - (M) CUSTOM COLT COMBAT COMMANDER 1911 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Combat Commander

Serial No. 70SC79582

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 4 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Modern

Produced in 1981, this pistol features some custom additions. Blued extended slide release, blued safety lever and blued grip safety. The hammer is blued as well. Finished in factory satin nickel. It is complete with its original box and paperwork. Grips are wraparound Colt marked grips. CONDITION: The satin nickel finish shows some handling and light scratches. The barrel is bright. Mechanically fine. The box lid has detached, but is present. 1,000 - 1,500

3192 - (C) MAUSER S/42 CODE P.08 LUGER 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL (1937)

Manufacturer: Mauser

Model: P.08

Serial No. 3915r

Caliber/Bore: 9mm

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

WWII German P08 Luger with S/42 (Mauser) marking on toggle. Chamber dated 1937. Checkered walnut 2 piece grips. “(Eagle) / 63” inspections on primary parts with blue finish and straw finished control levers. Bright metal magazine with wood base numbered to another pistol. Pistol is matching numbers other than magazine. CONDITION: Very good with good bore with some light darkness in grooves. Metal retains over 80% blue finish. Straw parts retains 60% finish. Grips are very good as checkering has been refreshed and without numbers. Mechanically excellent. 1,000 - 1,500

3193 - (C) DWM P.08 LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER (1916).

Manufacturer: DWM

Model: P.08

Serial No. 7795l

Caliber/Bore: 9mm

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

WWI Imperial 1916 dated DWM P.08 Luger with checkered walnut grips. Toggle marked “DWM” in script with chamber dated 1916. Serial numbers found to be all matching including grips, but excluding the later production alloy based magazine. Straw finished trigger, safety, takedown latch, and magazine release. Pistol is housed in appropriate 1918 brown white stich clamshell holster with takedown tool. CONDITION: Very fine with some light finish losses at high points and muzzle. Bore is very good with some trivial darkness in grooves. Grips are very fine with moderate handling marks. Mechanically excellent. Leather holster is very fine with some moisture spotting on exterior. A very nice WW1 German issued Luger pistol. 1,000 - 1,500

3194 - (C) MAUSER WTP 6.35MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER.

Manufacturer: Mauser

Model: WTP

Serial No. 70728

Caliber/Bore: .25 ACP

Barrel Length: 2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Fine Mauser WTP (Western Taschen pistole) vest pocket 6.35mm/.25 ACP pistol. Blue finished with checkered black grips with Mauser banner monogram. Produced from 1921 through 1938 and Crown “U” proofed. Lever safety on left side with “F” position highlighted in red. Pistol is complete with leather flap holster with spare magazine inscribed internally on flap “FRITZ SCHIRMER OBERLEUTNENT (JNG)”. CONDITION: Very fine with 97% blue finish remaining. Grips are very fine with some scuffing. Bore is brilliant and action operates properly. Leather holster finish is crazed with solid stitching and supple leather. 1,000 - 1,500

3195 - (C) SPREEWERKE P-38 9MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Manufacturer: cyq Spreewerke

Model: P-38

Serial No. 3374S

Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Produced in July, 1944 this late war production pistol features a wartime finish with some rough milling on the slide and frame. The pistol has all matching serial numbers. The right side of the slide has a name and number engraved. All roll markings on the slide and frame are present. CONDITION: The pistol exhibits high edge wear on the slide and muzzle. The frame is an even grey patina The bore is bright with rough machining in the grooves, typical of late war production. The grips show handling and several light scratches. 1,000 - 1,500

3196 - (C) EARLY NAMBU TYPE 14 8MM NAMBU SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER

Manufacturer: Nambu

Model: Type 14

Serial No. 798

Caliber/Bore: 8mm Nambu

Barrel Length: 4 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

A desirable early production Japanese Type 14 Nambu pistol, serial no. 798, manufactured at the Nagoya Arsenal in the late 1920s, complete with its original brown leather clamshell holster. The pistol’s frame is crisply marked in Kanji indicating the “Type 14” designation adopted in 1925, alongside the distinctive Nagoya arsenal mark and small inspection stamps, and it retains matching serial numbers on its components with a strong original blued finish and clear markings throughout. As an early variant, it features the correct small trigger guard and finely knurled cocking knob, exhibiting only honest wear consistent with age while maintaining excellent authenticity and collectible appeal. The accompanying World War II era holster remains solid and well-preserved (with intact strap and accessory pouch), perfectly complementing this pistol’s historical integrity as a superb all-original Japanese sidearm rig. 1,000 - 1,500

3197 - (C) NAMBU TYPE 14 8MM NAMBU SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER

Manufacturer: Nambu

Model: Type 14

Serial No. 1890

Caliber/Bore: 8mm Nambu

Barrel Length: 4 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This is an excellent and historically significant early-production Japanese Type 14 Nambu semi-automatic pistol, serial number 1890, manufactured circa 1928 (Showa 3) at the Chigusa branch of Nagoya Arsenal, one of the earliest production facilities for this iconic Imperial Japanese sidearm. The pistol clearly displays the correct Nagoya Arsenal insignia (stacked cannonball/shachi symbol) along with early-style Showa date markings, and retains the proper “Type 14” Kanji model designation characters on the frame. The presence of matching serial number 1890 on all major components—including the frame, bolt, trigger, and magazine—confirms this example remains in its original, factoryassembled configuration, a highly desirable and increasingly scarce attribute among surviving Type 14 pistols. All markings and inspection stamps are consistent with early Chigusa production, further reinforcing authenticity. The pistol remains in very attractive, well-preserved condition, retaining a strong amount of original finish with honest, light handling wear typical of a 1920s service arm, and exhibiting well-defined grips and clean mechanical integrity. It is accompanied by its original period holster and strap, forming a complete Imperial Japanese Army officer’s rig and significantly enhancing both its historical context and collector appeal. Early pre-war Type 14 pistols of this quality, originality, and completeness are far less common than later wartime examples, making this an especially desirable offering for advanced collectors of World War II militaria. 1,000 - 1,500

3198

- (C) EARLY FRENCH MAC 50 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Manufacturer: MAC

Model: MAC 50

Serial No. A0859

Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger

Barrel Length: 4 -3/8”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Introduced into French military service in 1950, the Mle 1950 served with the Army, Navy, Air Force, and Gendarmerie Nationale, as well as in French colonies, many still issued in the 21st century. This early example is numbered in the first production “A” block by Chatellerault and is circa 1953. It was likely imported in the 1960s from French Indo-China and has no visible import markings. Arsenal plum finish with a dark phosphate frame. Fixed sights. Standard 2-piece ribbed synthetic grips. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the arsenal finishes are retained with mild evidence of cycling. Grips have surface scuffing. Magazine shoes evidence of older oxidation under the finish. Bore is well defined with heavy frosting. Fine mechanics. 1,000 - 1,500

3199 - (C) DWM MODEL 1914 NAVY LUGER

SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: DWM

Model: 1914

Serial No. 1295

Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger

Barrel Length: 6”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Produced by DWM in 1917 to fulfill a Navy contract. The pistol features Crown M Navy proofs .There are 1916 dates stamped on the front sight base, the forward receiver extension and the chamber areas. The magazine is an un-numbered wood base magazine. The rear sight is a Navy sight with 100-200 meter designations. CONDITION: The pistol has been restored with new finishes throughout. The bore has light pinpricking in the lands and grooves. 1,000 - 2,000

3200 - (C) RARE WALTHER ZERO SERIES P38 3RD VARIATION 9MM PISTOL

Manufacturer: Walther

Model: P.38 Zero Series

Serial No. 5676

Caliber/Bore: 9mm

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured 1940 by Walther with high polish commercial blue finish. “(Eagle) / 359” inspections found on most all small parts. Checkered black plastic grips with oval lanyard slot. These are the last of the hand fitted and assembled Walther P38 pistols just prior to the secondary finished guns with horizontal grooved grips and secondary polished finishes. All matching serial numbers including locking block. The 3rd variation of the Zero series is an uncommon pistol and rarely encountered. Magazine is marked “P.38 “U” on left side with “(Eagle) / 359” inspection on spine. CONDITION: Very good with some light areas of oxidation and minor finish losses mostly at edges. Bore is very good with some very light oxidation in grooves. Grips are superb. Mechanically excellent. A fine Zero Series example. 1,000 - 2,000

3201 -

(C) DOCUMENTED

CAPTURED WW2 GERMAN ZERO SERIES CYQ P38 PISTOL

Manufacturer: Spreewerk

Model: P.38

Serial No. 2720

Caliber/Bore: 9mm

Barrel Length: 4 - 7/8”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Documented captured “cyq” P.38 pistol with a full dossier with pistol identified by serial number to PFC. Bernard Schwartz of New York. Schwartz enlisted Dececember 7th, 1942 and was trained as a Radio Operator and was enlisted as an aviation cadet. He served as a Message Center Clerk and was qualified as a Marksman with the .30 Caliber M1 Rifle. He served in the Ardennes, Central Europe, Normandy, Northern France, and the Rhineland. He was honorably discharged and received the European-African-Middle Eastern Service Medal, Good Conduct Medal and the World War II Victory Medal. Amongst his paperwork is the capture paperwork for the “PISTOL CAL, 38 SERIAL 2720” dated November 1945; numerous pictures of Swartz in theatre post-conflict, including a picture of him with 2 other soldiers both holding P-38 pistols; numerous documents of recommendation for US government service from business leaders in New York; a separate photo booklet with pictures of his sweetheart. Pistol manufactured at Spreewerke using the German manufacturing code “cyq” in 1945. These rare “U” inspected pistols were produced for the Volkssturm. The estimated production was 4700 total. Serial number 02720 is found on slide assembly and frame. Inspection “U” is found on frame and left side of slide. Brown plastic grips with horizontal grooves. Barrel is numbered to another pistol with the “cyq” Eagle 88 inspection and unnumbered locking block. These late war produced pistols have an extremely low production and survival rate and is believed to have been produced using any parts that were available. CONDITION: Very fine with most all blue finish remaining. Excellent bright bore. All marking remain crisp. Mechanically excellent with disassembly being tight. An extremely rare Volkssturm issued P38 pistol with a tremendous amount of documented capture information. 1,000 - 2,000

3202 - (C) KOKUBUNJI TYPE 14 8MM NAMBU SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER.

Manufacturer: Kokubunji

Model: Type 14

Serial No. 69849

Caliber/Bore: 8mm Nambu

Barrel Length: 4 - 5/8”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured November 1939. Japanese Type 14 Nambu with Manchurian pattern large trigger guard. Dual grooved and knurled cocking knob with rust blue finish and straw finished trigger, screws and safety. Varnished and grooved 2 piece wood grips. Earlier pattern without magazine retaining spring assembly. Matching serial numbered magazine. The Type 14 Nambu was the primary issued handgun of the Imperial Japanese Military personnel. Pistol is housed in very fine leather clamshell holster with leather closure tab. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine with all matching numbers and excellent bore. Most all arsenal blue finish remains. Mechanically excellent. Grips are excellent with light handling. Holster is superb with strong solid stitching and supple leather. An exceptionally fine early war Nambu pistol. 1,000 - 1,500

3203 - (C) WEST GERMAN WALTHER PPK .380 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: Walther

Model: PPK

Serial No. 125318A

Caliber/Bore: .380 Auto

Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured in 1968, this is among the last of the West German made PPK pistols imported into the US due the passage of 1968 Gun Control Act. Left side of the slide has standard Ulm legend, while the right is marked “Distributed by (star) Interarms / Alexandria / Virg. USA”. Fixed front sight and drift adjustable rear. Grips are wraparound checkered mottled brown plastic with “WALTHER” banners. Includes a finger tab magazine, matching numbered red snakeskin box, cleaning rod, and takedown tool. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the original blue is retained with some light handling marks, faint high edge silvering, and cleaned spotting on the front strap. Grips have a few handling marks but are otherwise very fine. Mirror bore. Fine mechanics. Box is very nice and displays well. 1,000 - 1,500

3204 - (C) FN HI-POWER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: FN

Model: Hi Power

Serial No. 47810

Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger

Barrel Length: 4 - 5/8”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Early post-War contract Belgian production, likely for the West German police who started acquiring Hi-Power pistols in 1951. Finished in rust blue with half moon front sight, drift adjustable v-notch rear sight, ring hammer, and checkered walnut grips. Matching numbers observed on the frame, slide and barrel. No visible import markings. CONDITION: Fine. Pistol retains the vast majority of its factory blue with minor high edge wear, takedown marks, thinning along the top of the slide, and some oxidation spotting. Grips are very good with a few flattened points. Fine bright bore. Fine mechanics. 1,000 - 1,500

3205 - (C) PRE-70 SERIES COLT GOVERNMENT MODEL 1911 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Government Model

Serial No. 316932-C

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured 1968 Pre-series 70 Colt Gov’t model 45 acp pistol with blue finish. Mottled brown Coltwood grips. Spur hammer and COLT 45AUTO marked magazine. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine with 98% blue finish with a slight purple hue to the slide as is common with these 1968-1971 pistols. Brilliant bore. Grips are excellent with some slight shrinkage. Mechanically excellent. 1,000 - 1,500

3206 - (C) COLT MODEL 1911 US ARMY SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1911

Serial No. 457794

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured 1918 Colt Model 1911 Government US Property 45 pistol with diamond pattern checkered wood grips. Augusta Arsenal “AA” rebuilt marked on left side of frame. 2-tone period correct magazine. Checkered slide stop and safety. Short wide checkered hammer with short spur grip safety. Intertwined “HP” marked barrel hood, flat mainspring housing, long smooth trigger. Slide marked “MODEL OF 1911 U.S. ARMY”. CONDITION: Good as refinished with finish toned to a dull mottled patina mixed with blue. Grips are moderately worn. A nice all correct late WW1 pistol. Bore is good with defined rifling and slight oxidation in grooves. Mechanically fine. 1,000 - 1,500

3207

- (C) COLT BB SERIES GOVERNMENT MODEL .45 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH BOX

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Government Model

Serial No. 335644-C

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Rare 1970 BB Series Colt Government Model. The “BB” that was factory marked on the frame and barrel indicated that the pistol had the new collet type barrel bushing, which was introduced to accurize the pistol. Most were changed out and or modified. This example remains original and correct with 99% of its original finish. Coltwood mottled brown plastic grips with Rampant Colt monogram at center. Pistol is housed in a replacement Kraft type box with Colt label. CONDITION: Excellent to near new with a trace of finish wear at slide stop. Mechanically excellent. 1,000 - 1,500

3208 - (M) LRB ARMS M14SA

7.62X51MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE IN JAE-100 CHASSIS

Manufacturer: LRB Arms Model: M14SA

Serial No. 1363

Caliber/Bore: 7.62x51mm

Barrel Length: 22”

FFL Status: Modern

According to the consignor, the LRB Arms barreled receiver was assembled by GA Precision. Long M14 style flash hider, blade front sight with protected ears, bayonet lug, and adjustable aperture peep rear sight. With Brookfield Precision scope mounted affixed to left side of receiver marked “BKFLD. PREC. TL. U.S. PROPERTY”. Mounted in a JAE JAE-100 chassis with modular rail at forearm. Before they were discontinued when the company went under in 2019, the JAE was highly regarded as one of the best chassis available, so much so that MDT eventually acquired the tooling and patents to start producing them again in recent years. CONDITION: Very good as used, with some scattered handling marks and scuffs, along with some mottling consistent with storage. Mechanically fine, bore with strong rifling and some mild frosting. An LRB Arms action and a JAE chassis sets this up to be a premium build. 1,000 - 1,500

3209 - (C) QUALITY HARDWARE M1 CARBINE SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Quality Hardware

Model: M1 Carbine

Serial No. 4814449

Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine

Barrel Length: 18”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured toward the end of the 4th block of Quality Hardware production which ran from March to May 1944. The Underwood barrel is dated “1-44”. “PO Q” marked fabricated front sight and shield “H” marked updated adjustable rear sight. “Q-NL” marked trigger housing with arsenal rebuilt internals including flip safety. “EM-Q” marked flat bolt and “UN-Q” slide. Highwood walnut stock marked “Q-RMC” in the sling well with a sharp re-struck crossed cannons on the right. “Q-RMC” marked 2-rivet top wood retained by a sling band. Includes a flat bottom magazine, olive sling, and oiler. CONDITION: Fine. Nearly all of the reapplied parkerized finishes are retained with mild handling marks. Stock appears cleaned with expected dings and nicks. Fine, bright bore with sharp rifling. ME reads under 2. Fine mechanics. 1,000 - 1,500

3210

Manufacturer: Armalite

Model: AR-10A4

Serial No. USA550201

Caliber/Bore: 7.62x51mm

Barrel Length: 16 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Modern

Two chamber muzzle brake, gas block with sling bow and railed across the top, OD green furniture including A2 ribbed handguard, pistol grip with finger spur, and fixed stock with sling bow and toe line and trap, vacant. Lower with ArmaLite legends for an AR-10A4 made in Geneseo, Illinois. Fit with a rare Elcan C79 prism sight. CONDITION: Good used condition, retaining the vast majority of the original factory finish with some scuffs and rubs, some silvering to receiver. Some surface mottling and spotting from age and storage. Mechanically fine, bore with strong rifling and some moderate frosting. Scope has visible freckling around reticle. 1,000 - 2,000

- (M) ARMALITE AR-10A4

SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH ELCAN OPTIC.

3211 - (M) PRE-BAN POLYTECH AKS-762 “SPIKER” SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Polytech

Model: AKS-762

Serial No. PW85-762-7176

Caliber/Bore: 7.62x39mm

Barrel Length: 16”

FFL Status: Modern

Matching partial serial numbers observed on bolt head and bolt carrier. Marked for Factory 416, and import marked by KFS ahead of magazine well. Other legends as standard throughout, with stamped metal construction. Adjustable protected post front sight, U notch rear sight with sliding elevator adjustable from “1” to “8”. Folding spiker bayonet, and wood furniture including fixed stock. Dog collar sling. CONDITION: Good, with the vast majority of the original finish with handling marks and some age related discoloration throughout. Some mottling and scuffing, with some silvering scratches. Mechanically fine, bore with strong rifling and some moderate frosting. A good example of a desirable “spiker”. 1,000 - 2,000

3212 - (C) COLT SP1 AR-15

SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE (1975).

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SP1

Serial No. SP52628

Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured in 1975. Gray parkerized pencil barrel marked “C MP CHROME BORE” with bird cage flash hider. Protected post front sight on triangle base with bayonet lug. Slick side carry handle upper with A1 style aperture rear sight. Furniture includes a 2-piece triangular handguard, checkered A1 pistol grip, and fixed stock with tool trap butt plate. No magazine present. CONDITION: Excellent, as new. A few scratches and handling marks present. Mirror bore. Fine mechanics. 1,000 - 2,000

3213 - (M) EARLY COLT SP1 AR-15

SEMI-AUTOMATIC CARBINE (1978).

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: SP1

Serial No. SP94541

Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington

Barrel Length: 16”

FFL Status: Modern

The carbine variant of the Colt SP1 AR-15 was set to be introduced in 1977, although some reports indicate it was not made available until 1978. This example was manufactured in 1978. The carbine length pencil barrel is marked “C MP B” on the underside and is fitted with a bird cage flash hider. Protected post front sight on a triangle base with bayonet lug. Slick side carry handle upper with aperture rear sight. Furniture includes a ribbed plastic carbine forend, checkered pistol grip, and 2-position telescoping aluminum carbine butt stock. Gun is accompanied by a 1978 dated shipping box with the matching serial number added in marker. CONDITION: Excellent. Shows as near new with some scattered handling marks and light evidence of use. Mirror bore. Fine mechanics. 1,000 - 2,000

3214

- (C) STANDARD PRODUCTS M1 CARBINE SEMI-AUTOMATIC

RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Standard Products

Model: M1 Carbine

Serial No. 2027605

Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine

Barrel Length: 18”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured in the only block of Standard Products production which ran from April 1943 to May 1944. The Buffalo Arms barrel is dated “9-43” and is fitted with a milled “N” marked front sight. “S” marked Type I rear sight. Trigger housing is marked with an “S” although stamped in an unusual serif font. Fitted with an “H-S” hammer, “SW” magazine catch, and push button safety. “S” marked flat bolt and circle “S” slide. Modern high wood walnut stock stamped “S-HB” in the sling well without inspection marks. 2-rivet top wood stamped “S-HB” on the underside retained by an unmarked sling band. Includes sling and oiler. No magazine present. CONDITION: Excellent as restored. Nearly all of the arsenal and reapplied finishes are retained, a few components showing wear. Stock is excellent with a few scattered marks. Forend also has some scattered mild impressions. Crisp, bright bore. Me reads approximately 1.5. Fine mechanics. 1,000 - 2,000

3215

- (C) WINCHESTER M1 CARBINE

SEMI-AUTOMATIC

RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: M1 Carbine

Serial No. 6524778

Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine

Barrel Length: 18”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured toward the end of Winchester’s third production block which ran from December 1944 to June 1945. “W” and “WP” proofed barrel with milled “Winchester thumbnail” front sight and “H” marked adjustable rear. “W” marked trigger group with “W” and “S” marked hammer, “W” magazine release, and “EW” pushbutton magazine release. “W” marked round bolt and “W” marked slide with “7160091” on the underside. Walnut stock with small “W” sling well mark. Right side has ordnance crossed cannons. Unmarked 4-rivet top wood retained by a “C” marked bayonet lug band. No magazine present. CONDITION: Fine. The vast majority of the factory parkerized finishes are retained with some scratches, handling marks, and fading. Bolt blue shows some expected cycling wear. Stocks have crisp clean surfaces with light impressions. Crisp, bight bore. ME of 0. Fine mechanics. 1,000 - 2,000

3216

- (C) IBM M1 CARBINE

SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH AUTO ORDNANCE RECEIVER.

Manufacturer: IMB Corp.

Model: M1 Carbine

Serial No. 3861492

Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine

Barrel Length: 18”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured in IBM’s only production block which ran from August 1943 to May 1944. Receiver is marked “AO” on the bevel indicating Auto Ordnance subcontractor who manufactured approximately 50,000 receivers for IBM. Undated IBM barrel indicating manufacture after December 1943. “PO B” marked fabricated front sight and “IN B” flip rear sight. “BE-B” fabricated trigger housing with “AM B” hammer, “PR-B” magazine catch, and “EPB” push button safety. Flat bolt with faint “AOB” marking. “AOB” slide. Walnut high wood stock with large hand stamped “SCB” sling well marking and small crossed cannons on the right side. 2-rivet top wood marked “LW-B” on the underside retained by a “KV-B” sling band. Includes sling and oiler. No magazine present. CONDITION: Fine. Nearly all of the dark, reapplied finish is retained throughout. Stocks appears lightly cleaned with some scattered impressions and dings. Crisp, bright bore. ME reads just under 2. Fine mechanics. 1,000 - 2,000

3217 - (C) ROCK-OLA M1 CARBINE

SEMI-AUTOMATIC

RIFLE

Manufacturer: Rock-ola

Model: M1 Carbine

Serial No. 4622196

Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine

Barrel Length: 18”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured towards the end of the 2nd block of Rock-Ola production which ran from November 1943 to March 1944. Undated Rock-Ola barrel with “RP” fabricated front sight and updated adjustable rear sight. Fabricated trigger group, round bolt, and push button safety. Low wood walnut stock marked “RMC” in the sling well with boxed “RMC” cartouche and faint crossed cannons on the right. Left side has “AAF” and “AN’ rebuilt marks. 2-rivet top wood retained by a a Type II sling band. No magazine present. CONDITION: Fine as rebuilt. Nearly all of the parkerized finishes are retained. Stocks are very good with scattered impressions. Crisp, bright bore. ME reads under 1. Fine mechanics. 1,000 - 2,000

3218

- (C)

QUALITY HARDWARE M1

CARBINE SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Quality Hardware

Model: M1 Carbine

Serial No. 4644100

Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine

Barrel Length: 18”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured at the beginning of the 4th Quality Hardware manufacturing block which ran from March to May 1944. Underwood barrel dated “10-43” with “J-Q” milled front sight and “GE-O” flip rear sight. “QN-L” trigger housing with “LT-Q” hammer, “LT-Q” magazine catch, and push button safety. “M-Q” flat bolt and “DA-Q” slide. Walnut high wood stock has a likely restruck “Q-RMC” stamp in the sling well and crossed cannons on the right. “Q-RMC” 2-rivet hand guard retained by a “QU” flat sling band. Includes sling and oiler. No magazine present. CONDITION: Very fine as restored. Nearly all of the reapplied finishes are retained with scattered marks. Stocks have been refreshed and show a few light handling marks. Crisp, bright bore with some cleaned spotting. ME of 2. Fine mechanics. 1,000 - 2,000

3219 - (C) SAGINAW S’G’ M1 CARBINE SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Saginaw S

Model: M1 Carbine

Serial No. 3230441

Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine

Barrel Length: 18”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured in the second block of production which ran from April to July 1943 cleaning up Irwin Pedersen production. Underwood barrel dated “6-43” with “N” marked milled front sight and “W-S’G’” flip rear sight. “S’G’” marked trigger housing with “S’G” marked hammer, “IP-W” magazine catch, and “IP-A” push button safety. Saginaw flat bolt and slide. Walnut high wood stock marked “RSG” in the sling well with boxed “S’G’” and crossed cannons on the right. “SG” marked 2-rivet top wood retained by a “KV-S’G’” sling band. No magazine present. CONDITION: Fine. Retains nearly all of the arsenal and reapplied finishes. Stock appears refreshed with some scattered light marks. Crisp, bright bore. ME of 0. Fine mechanics. 1,000 - 2,000

3220

- (M) AUTO-ORDNANCE

MODEL 1927A3 THOMPSON .22 LR

SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Auto Ordnance

Model: 1927A3 Thompson

Serial No. T2032F

Caliber/Bore: .22 Long Rifle

Barrel Length: 16”

Manufactured by Auto Ordnance of West Hurley, New York. A very attractive rendition of the iconic Thompson in .22 LR. Alloy construction with deep blue anodized components. Finned barrel barrel with Thompson bullet logo branded Cutts style compensator and fixed front sight. Peep rear sight. Furniture includes an oiled walnut finger groove foregrip, pistol grip, and stock with checkered plastic butt plate. Includes a Thompson marked drum magazine as well as a stick magazine with mounting block. CONDITION: Fine. The vast majority of the factory finishes are retained with only mild thinning and scattered mar ks. Stocks are likewise fine with some scattered impressions. Fine, bright bore. Action cycles appropriately when worked by hand although not consistently with the drum magazine. 2,000 - 3,000

3221 - (M) GUNSMOKE ENTERPRISES

M15-MATCH SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Gunsmoke

Enterprises

Model: M15-Match

Serial No. GSE10444

Caliber/Bore: 5.56mm NATO

Barrel Length: 18”

FFL Status: Modern

Built on a M15-Match lower with heavy barrel, slotted muzzle brake, flip up hooded front sight, extended charging handle, free floated carbon fiber forend, Hogue rubber overmolded pistol grip and VLTOR stock. Rifle is mounted with a A.R.M.S. Swan sleeve optic rail with a Leupold Mark 4 3-9x30mm MR/T scope on a Larue Tactical cantilever mount. No magazine present. CONDITION: Very good showing range rash and use throughout. Very good bright bore. Fine mechanics. Clear optics. 1,000 - 1,500

3222 - (M) PRE-BAN COLT AR-15A2 SPORTER II SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Sporter II

Serial No. SP334017

Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington

Barrel Length: 16”

FFL Status: Modern

Circa 1980s production. Matte finished pencil barrel marked “C MP B” with bird cage flash hider. Protected post front sight on triangle style base with bayonet lug. M16A1 styled upper with 2-leaf aperture rear sight and large round forward assist. Furniture includes a ribbed carbine forend, A2 pistol grip, and plastic telescoping carbine stock. No magazine is included. CONDITION: Fine with surface spotting throughout. Well defined bore with firing residue. Fine mechanics. 1,000 - 1,500

3223 - (M) SMITH & WESSON MODEL 1006 10MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: Smith & Wesson

Model: 1006

Serial No. TEV1283

Caliber/Bore: 10mm

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Modern

Produced from 1990 through 1995. Blued white dot wind drift sights and S&W checkered wrap around grips. Comes in original matching box with an extra magazine and paperwork. CONDITION: Excellent. Shows in near new condition with nominal handling marks and a bright bore. 1,000 - 1,500

3224 - (C) POST WAR COLT SERVICE MODEL ACE .22 1911 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Service Model Ace

Serial No. SM28468

Caliber/Bore: .22 Long Rifle

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Dates to 1980. Reintroduced in 1978 after it was discontinued in 1945. Finish is standard dual tone blue with flat top slide, adjustable rear sight, and serrated arched mainspring housing with Colt silver medallion wrap around rubber grips. Right side of slide has “ACE” in a diamond as does left side along with “SERVICE MODEL” legend. Comes in a generic era box with one Colt stamped .22 magazine. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains nearly all of its blue finish showing only nominal handling marks.

3225

- (C) BELGIAN BROWNING BAR

.30-06 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Browning

Model: BAR

Serial No. 80015M70

Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield Barrel Length: 22”

Dates to 1970. Features the high polish blue finish, hooded ramp front sight, standing leaf rear sight, lightly engraved frame, and a Redfield 3x-9x scope. Also features the high gloss walnut stock with straight comb, checkered pistol grip, black Browning butt plate, sling eyes, and matching forearm. CONDITION: Excellent. Shows in near new condition with nominal handling marks. Stock shows a few minor dings and impressions. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 1,000 - 1,500

3226 - (M) SPRINGFIELD ARMORY M1A SUPER MATCH SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE

Manufacturer: Springfield Armory

Model: M1A

Serial No. 150867

Caliber/Bore: 7.62 NATO

Barrel Length: 22”

FFL Status: Modern

Circa 2002. Oversized match barrel with slotted flash hider without bayonet lug. National Match protected blade front sight and National Match aperture rear. Receiver is also mounted with a Weaver rail style scope base. Glass bedded heavy walnut target stock with composite handguard. CONDITION: Near excellent. Nearly all of the matte finish is retained with handling marks throughout. Stocks have nicks and impressions throughout. Crisp, bright bore with some firing residue. 1,000 - 1,500

3227 - (M) PRE-BAN COLT SPORTER MATCH HBAR AR-15 SEMI AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Sporter

Serial No. MH048827

Caliber/Bore: 5.56x45mm

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Modern

Circa early 1990s production. Matte barrel marked “C MP 5.56 NATO 1/7 HBAR” with bird cage flash hider. Protected post front sight on triangle base without bayonet lug. A2 style carry handle mounted adjustable rear sight. Furniture includes ribbed forend, checkered A2 grip, and fixed stock with cheek pad and trapdoor butt. Includes factory box. CONDITION: Near excellent with evidence of use throughout. Well defined bore. Fine mechanics. 1,000 - 1,500

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3228 - (C) COLT 1902 SPORTING .38 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1902 Sporting

Serial No. 7235

Caliber/Bore: .38 ACP

Barrel Length: 6”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured 1904 by Colt in Hartford, Connecticut. High polish blue finish, 2 piece checkered hard rubber grips with Rampant Colt monogram at center and “COLT” at top. Case colored hammer with nitre blue finished trigger. Forward slide serrations. CONDITION: Brilliant bright bore with most all of the expertly reapplied blue finish remaining. Excellent grips with no material losses. Mechanically excellent. Matching numbers on frame and slide. 800 - 1,500

3229 - (C) COLT 1903 POCKET HAMMER .38 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1903 Pocket Hammer

Serial No. 19249

Caliber/Bore: .38 ACP

Barrel Length: 4 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured the first year of production in 1903. The Model 1903 Spur Hammer pistol with a 4 - 1/2” barrel chambered for the .380 Colt Auto Pistol. Rounded case colored hammer with fire blue trigger. 2 piece checkered hard rubber grips with Rampant Colt monogram at center and “COLT” at top. High polished blue finish with blue finished barrel. This is final patter n of the Model 1900 family of .38 Auto Colt pistols. CONDITION: Very fine with over 95% finish on frame. Slide retains over 75% finish. Fine bright bore. Mechanically excellent. 80% case colors remain. 800 - 1,600

3230 - (C) COLT 1908 VEST POCKET .25 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: 1908 Vest Pocket

Serial No. 395389

Caliber/Bore: .25 ACP

Barrel Length: 2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

1933 production Colt Model 1908 Pocket Hammerless .25 ACP pocket pistol with blue finish, Case colored trigger, grip safety, and safety. Oil finished checkered walnut grips with nickel Rampant Colt medallions. 2 tone magazine marked “CAL.25 COLT” on base. Comes in Colt box with full label with cleaning rod. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine with pistol retaining over 98% bright blue finish with crisp markings and grips are as new. All case colors remain vivid and bright. The bore is brilliant bright. Mechanically excellent. Box is good with some light edge wear and is numbered to another pistol. Cleaning brush is fine. 800 - 1,450

3231 - (C) REMINGTON RAND 1911A1 .45 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL (1944)

Manufacturer: Remington Rand

Model: 1911A1

Serial No. 2009509

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Circa 1944 per serial number. Serrated slope front sight, square notch flat top rear sight, with Remington Rand legend on left side. Barrel with “COLT 45 AUTO” on lower left of chamber, “P” on left lug. Right side of frame with crossed cannons, US Property marking, serial number, and US Army designation, left side of frame with FJA inspection under slide release and “P” proof at magazine release. “8” on left side of trigger guard, “2” and “H” on right. Small parts comprise narrow checkered hammer, checkered safety, serrated slide release, short stamped trigger, checkered magazine release, long A1 grip safety, and arched serrated mainspring housing with lanyard loop. Mixed grips, left fiber scale with thick reinforcing rings and a “4” mold code, right a Keyes with “19” mold code and thin reinforcing rings. Blued magazine with “L” on lip for manufacture by Little. CONDITION: Very good, retaining the majority of the original finish with silvering to sharp edges and some scattered marks. Areas of scattered age oxidation and discoloration throughout. Orange paint used to accentuate front sight. Barrel has been cleaned and essentially dove grey. Mechanically fine, bore with good rifling and heavy frosting. 800 - 1,500

3232 - (M) COLT

DELTA ELITE 10MM GOVERNMENT MODEL 1911A1 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Delta Elite

Serial No. DE135C5

Caliber/Bore: 10mm

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Modern

The Delta Elite is largely considered the first production firearm to be chambered in 10mm after the Bren Ten failed to gain traction. Circa 1988 per serial number. Three dot sights with fixed front and drift adjustable rear sight with classic Delta Elite logo on left side of slide, other legends as standard. Small parts comprise ring hammer, serrated slide release, magazine release, and left side only safety. Downswept grip safety, wraparound polymer grips with Delta Elite logo in center, and arched and serrated mainspring housing. Colt Delta Elite magazine. CONDITION: Good used condition, retaining the vast majority of the original factory finishes with some even scattered age related oxidation and spotting from storage, heavier at grip. Mechanically fine, bore with strong rifling and moderate frosting. 800 - 1,200

3233 - (C) COLT GOVERNMENT MODEL MK IV SERIES 70 .45 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Government Model

Serial No. 70G16675

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured in 1971 and later nicely updated. National Match barrel and bushing. White insert front sight and Bo-Mar adjustable rear. Custom applied matte black finish with checkered front strap, checkered flat mainspring housing, large checkered magazine release, extended slide stop, and extended ambidextrous safety. Classic checkered wood grips with gold Colt medallions. CONDITION: Excellent as customized. Nearly all of the matte finish is retained with minor high edge silvering and a few light marks. Crisp grips. Well defined bore with some firing residue. Fine mechanics. 800 - 1,200 SEE WEBSITE FOR

3234

- (C) JIM CLARK PIN MASTER .38 SUPER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL BUILT ON A COLT GOVERNMENT MODEL.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Government Model

Serial No. 70S03846

Caliber/Bore: .38 Super

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

A later style of gun used for Second Chance Bowling Pin and similar matches with a sleeved on bushing extension with chunk port and front sight moved to bushing as an early form of sight block. Front sight with white composite insert. Bo-mar square notch adjustable rear sight, Clark .38 Super barrel, slide engraved “ “Clark” Pin Master / Keithville LA 71047”, and fit with a slide-frame accurizer at front of dust cover. Ambidextrous safeties, extended slide release, hammer has been recontoured, downswept grip safety, knurled front strap and arched mainspring housing, checkered walnut grips, and Pachmayr .38 Super magazine. Magazine release has been drilled and tapped, presumably to allow for an extended button, and front of trigger guard has been knurled en suite with straps. CONDITION: Excellent as customized, with evidence of match use throughout, including some silvering at reciprocating areas. Some age spotting to rear of slide. Mechanically fine, excepting slide release which does not catch, bore with strong rifling and some mild frosting. A good example from one of the finest pistolsmiths to have ever worked. 800 - 1,500

3235 - (C) CLARK CUSTOM COMBAT COLT GOVERNMENT MODEL 1911 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Government Model

Serial No. 70G62799

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This pistol started as a Colt Series 70 that was subsequently upgraded by the legendary Clark Guns. Vertically dovetailed front sight with white composite insert, Bo-Mar adjustable square notch rear sight, recontoured and lightened serrated hammer, extended slide release, extended ambidextrous safeties, dust cover with added slide-to-frame accurizer, serrated magazine release drilled and tapped for an extended button. Barrel is a Colt National Match replacement. 1911A1 style grip safety, and checkered walnut grips with golden Colt medallions. Front and back strap have been checkered by Clark; rear strap checkering wraps over mainspring housing. Colt magazine. CONDITION: Very good as customized and refinished by Clark, retaining virtually all of that finish with some scattered handling marks and rubs, most noticeable some silvering drags from accurizer. Mechanically fine, bore with visible rifling and heavy darkness. 800 - 1,500

3236 - (C) COLT WOODSMAN TARGET .22 LR

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Woodsman

Serial No. 120282

Caliber/Bore: .22 LR

Barrel Length: 6 - 5/8”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Manufactured in 1937. Features include polished blue finish, adjustable target sights, and checkered walnut grips. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the factory blue is retained with minor wear at the muzzle and high edges, along with scattered light handling marks. Crisp grips with a few flattened points. Fine bright bore. Fine mechanics. 800 - 1,200

3237 - (M) IMI DESERT EAGLE .44 MAGNUM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: IMI

Model: Desert Eagle

Serial No. 20855

Caliber/Bore: .44 Magnum

Barrel Length: 6”

FFL Status: Modern

Classic configuration with notch rear sight, dovetailed blade front sight, ambidextrous serrated face safeties, and two piece composite grips. Import marked on right side for Magnum Research, marked on left side for manufacture by IMI. With spare magazine. Fine as used with some scattered handling marks and rubs, a few with minor silvering to barrel. Mechanically fine, bore bright and shiny. Extra magazine with some oxidation on left side. 800 - 1,200

3238 - (C) CZ MODEL 27 7.65MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH HOLSTER & CAPTURE PAPERS.

Manufacturer: CZ

Model: 27

Serial No. 310297

Caliber/Bore: .32ACP

Barrel Length: 3 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

A mid war military finished Czech made fnh code Cz27 with WaA76 Waffenampts. Referred to as a dual tone variant because of the purple slide and phosphate frame. This is an all matching numbers pistol. The grips are wraparound checkered hard rubber with the CZ logo. Complete with a Czech holster and GI capture papers, with a seldom seen baggage claim ticket dated 1945. CONDITION: The pistol exhibits rough machining from mid war production, there is high edge wear present, mainly confined to the muzzle. Straw color is still evident on the extractor and trigger. The bore is bright and the grips are free of cracks and chips. Mechanically fine. 800 - 1,200

3239 - (C) WW2 MAUSER BYF 44 CODE P38 PISTOL

Manufacturer: Mauser

Model: P.38

Serial No. 5374a

Caliber/Bore: 9mm

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured 1944 by Mauserwerke in Oberndorf using the “byf” 44 code in the stacked date fashion. Blue finished with Eagle WaA135 inspections. Black plastic grips with horizontal grooves. 8 round blue finished “jvd” marked magazine. All matching numbers (5374a) observed including locking block. All primary parts inspected WaA135 with exception of sear marked Eagle 359. The P.38 was the one of the finest designs ever adopted by any military is still emulated with its decocking safety, locking block barrel system, and its internal firing pin safety block. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine as post-War arsenal refinished with all markings remaining crisp and legible. Bore is good with some light oxidation and darkness in grooves. The grips are excellent and without distress. The action operates properly and locks solidly. A very fine example of the Mauser byf code P38 pistol. 800 - 1,250

3240 - (M) MANURHIN WALTHER PP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: Manurhin

Model: PP

Serial No. 15928LR

Caliber/Bore: .22 Long Rifle

Barrel Length: 3 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Modern

French manufactured Manurhin .22 LR pistol made under license from Walther. Blue finished with thin side slide, black checkered grips, black plastic finger rest magazine. Comes with 2 additional flat based magazines. Fixed front sight with drift adjustable rear sight. Comes in numbers matching box with full label and instruction sheet. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine with brilliant bore and 99% blue finish. Pistol shows little if any actual use. Mechanically excellent. Bore is very fine with some shelf wear and corner scuffs. Small import mark on frame. 800 - 1,200

3241 - (M) MANURHIN WALTHER PP .22 LR SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Manufacturer: Manurhin

Model: PP

Serial No. 15934LR

Caliber/Bore: .22 Long Rifle

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Modern

French manufactured Manurhin .22 LR pistol made under license from Walther. Blue finished with thin side slide, black checkered grips, and black plastic finger rest magazine. Comes with 2 additional flat based magazines. Fixed front sight with drift adjustable rear sight. Comes in numbers matching box with full label and instruction sheet. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine with brilliant bore and 99% blue finish. Pistol shows little if any actual use. Mechanically excellent. Box is very fine with some shelf wear and corner scuffs. 800 - 1,200

3242 - (C) WEST GERMAN WALTHER PPK .380 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: Walther

Model: PPK

Serial No. 126483A

Caliber/Bore: .380 Auto

Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured in West Germany in 1968 shortly before importation to the US ceased due to the 1968 Gun Control Act. Pistol is finished in blue with a fixed front sight, drift adjustable rear sight, Ulm slide legend, and checkered brown plastic wraparound grips with “WALTHER” banners. Right grip has American eagle and Interarms importer information. Includes 2 magazines, one with brown finger tab, manual, and matching numbered maroon snakeskin box. CONDITION: Very good. The vast majority of the factory blue is retained with high edge wear, especially towards the muzzle. Grips have a softened appearance with some scattered handling marks as well as a small chip at the rear of the right grip. Mirror bore. Fine mechanics. Box lid has some minor handling wear and one separated apron corner. 800 - 1,200

3243 - (C) WEST GERMAN WALTHER PPK .380 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: Walther

Model: PPK

Serial No. 130388A

Caliber/Bore: .380 Auto

Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured in 1968, this is among the last of the West German PPK pistols imported prior to the implementation of the 1968 Gun Control Act. It features rich blued finish, Ulm slide legend, fixed front sight, drift adjustable rear, and checkered mottled brown wrap around grips. In addition to “WALTHER” banners, the right grip has an American eagle and Interarms importer information molded in. Includes 1 finger tab magazine, matching red snakeskin box, test target, manual, and cleaning rod. CONDITION: Excellent, as new. Nearly all of the factory blue is retained with some light evidence of handling. Crisp, bright bore appearing as likely unfired since proofing. Fine mechanics. Box has some light wear and 2 separated lid corners. 800 - 1,200

3244 - (C) EARLY WALTHER PPK/S TARGET .22 LR SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: Walther

Model: PPK/S

Serial No. 114887S

Caliber/Bore: .22 LR

Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

West German proofed in 1969, the first full year of production for the PPK/S which was introduced to meet the new import requirements of the 1968 Gun Control Act. Standard Ulm PPK/S slide legend on left and Interarms marking on right. Fixed white dot front sight and white highlighted drift adjustable notch rear. 2-piece checkered plastic target grips with thumb rest. Includes a standard flat bottom magazine as well as a scarce additional magazine with target grip extension base. Housed in its matching original red snakeskin box with test target, manual, and cleaning rod. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the original blue is retained with some light handling marks. Grips are very good with some marks, including some small nicks along the thumb rest. Extended magazine base also shows some abrasions. Mirror bore, likely as unfired since proofing. Fine mechanics. Box is excellent. 800 - 1,200

3245 - (C) DOCUMENTED WALTHER PPK .380 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: Walther

Model: PPK

Serial No. 116663A

Caliber/Bore: .380 Auto

Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured in West Germany in 1966. Pistol is as standard with dark blued finishes, Ulm slide legend, fixed front sight, drift adjustable u-notch rear sight, and wrap around mottled brown grips. Includes a brown finger tab extension magazine and a plain magazine, as well as the matching numbered factory box, manual, and tool. Also accompanying this pistol is a Vietnam era 1971 dated Firearms Retention Authorization card authoring a Major John R. Poag stationed at the Furth Miliary Police Station in Germany. Presumably he purchased the pistol in Germany and brought it home with him after his overseas service was complete. CONDITION: Excellent. The vast majority of the factory blue is retained with some high edge silvering, especially towards the muzzle, as well as cleaned freckling on the front strap. Grips show light handling. 800 - 1,200

3246 - (C) WEST GERMAN WALTHER PPK .22 LR SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: Walther

Model: PPK

Serial No. 111443LR

Caliber/Bore: .22 LR

Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured in 1968, the last year for West German PPK imports into the US. Finished in classic deep plum blue. Standard Ulm slide legend. Fixed front sight and drift adjustable square notch rear. Wraparound checkered mottled brown plastic grips with “WALTHER” banners. Includes a magazine with brown finger tab extension and a flat bottom magazine, as well as the matching numbered red snakeskin box. CONDITION: Excellent, as new. Nearly all of the factory blue is retained with some faint handling marks. Grips have some light scuffs. Crisp, bright bore. Fine mechanics. 800 - 1,200

3247 - (C) SCARCE WALTHER MODEL TP .25 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: Walther

Model: TP

Serial No. 4356

Caliber/Bore: .25 ACP

Barrel Length: 2 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured in West Germany in 1967. Walther’s first post-War vest pocket pistol which drew heavily on the pre-War Model 9 with some modern updates including a striker block safety and alloy construction. This example has the second variation slide legend which includes all information on the left side. Fixed sights. Grips are checkered black plastic with “WALTHER” banners towards the base with central medallions, the left medallion finished in blue enamel with the “WALTHER” banner over a globe. Pistol is housed in its matching numbered woodgrain box with manual. CONDITION: Excellent, as near new. Nearly all of the original factory finishes are retained with a few handling marks. Grips have a few light marks as well. Mirror bore. Fine mechanics. Box is excellent. 800 - 1,200

3248 - (M) MAUSER AMERICAN EAGLE COMMEMORATIVE P.08 LUGER

SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: Mauser

Model: American Eagle P.08

Serial No. 11.00.4224

Caliber/Bore: 9mm

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Modern

Beginning in 1970, the owner of Interarms contracted with Mauser-Werke in West Germany to re-introduce and produce new commercial Lugers. They accepted the contract and by using original drawings and tooling, began production on the new American Eagle Luger. The Mauser Werke legend is stamped on the grip strap. The receiver bridge exhibits the American eagle stamp. The toggle sports the Mauser banner. The left side of frame is stamped Mauser Parabellum. The Interarms legend is found on the right side of frame. Finish is high polish blue with the straw color small parts. along with the checkered walnut grip panels. Pistol comes in a period correct box but there is no magazine. CONDITION: Shows in near new condition with a mirror bright bore. Box is fine. 800 - 1,200

3249 - (C) WWII INLAND M1 CARBINE

.30 CARBINE SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Inland

Model: M1 Carbine

Serial No. 573128

Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine

Barrel Length: 18”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

World War II Inland M1 Type III carbine with 8-43 dated Inland barrel, IO marked Highwood butt, and IO marked 4 rivet handguard. Serial numbered in the first Paratroop range. Inland marked flat bolt and trigger assembly with bayonet assembly. M marked magazine release and toggle safety. Slide adjustable milled rear sight. These WW2 production M1 carbines were upgraded with the bayonet assembly and later safety at end of conflict and continued to be issued well into the 1960s. No Import markings. CONDITION: Very good with most all thinning metal finish remaining. Good bore and wood stocks have period of use impressions. Mechanically excellent. Magazine absent. 800 - 1,200

3250 - (C) WWII INLAND M1 CARBINE

.30 CARBINE SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Inland

Model: M1 Carbine

Serial No. 455762

Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine

Barrel Length: 18”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

World War II Inland Division of General Motors M1 Carbine Type III variation with 4 rivet handguard and M-2 pattern perch belly buttstock. Toggle safety with “M” marked magazine release and slide adjustable rear sight. Internal components are Inland marked. Stock markings are absent. The type III carbine was the upgraded version at the close of WW2 and continued service in the US military Arsenal until the late 1960s era. CONDITION: Very good with excellent bore and fine wood. Mechanically excellent with no import marking and magazine is absent. Contemporary type 1 barrel band. Mechanically excellent. 800 - 1,200

3251 - (C) WW2 INLAND M1 CARBINE

.30 CARBINE SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Inland

Model: M1 Carbine

Serial No. 866242

Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine

Barrel Length: 18”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

WWII Inland Division of General Motors Type III M1 Carbine with Inland 9-43 barrel date, bayonet lug, toggle safety. “M” marked magazine release, unmarked flip rear sight, unmarked trigger assembly with Inland components, Inland flat bolt, RIA inspected Inland M2 buttstock, and “IO” inspected 4 rivet handguard. These Type III carbines saw extensive use through Korea and into the mid-1960s. CONDITION: Very good with excellent bore. No import markings. Most all finish and stocks are very good with period of use impressions and moderate wear. Mechanically excellent. Magazine is absent. 800 - 1,200

3252 - (C)WW2 INLAND M1 CARBINE

.30 CARBINE SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Inland

Model: M1

Serial No. 919549

Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine

Barrel Length: 18”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

3253 - (C) WWII INLAND M1 CARBINE

World War II Inland Division of General Motors Type III M1 Carbine with 10-43 dated barrel. Parkerized finish with Inland internal parts and Inland marked stocks. Upgraded at end of WW2 conflict to the Type III configuration with the added bayonet lug assembly, these carbines continued to see service well into the 1960s. CONDITION: Very good with generous amount of metal finish remaining. Bore is very good and bright. Stocks have typical period of use impressions and bruises. Small import marking on barrel. Mechanically fine. Magazine is absent. 800 - 1,200

.30 CARBINE SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE

Manufacturer: Inland

Model: M1 Carbine

Serial No. 981526

Caliber/Bore: .30 Carbine

Barrel Length: 18”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

3254 - (M) PRE-BAN COLT SPORTER II

World War II Inland Division of General Motors M1 Carbine Type III variation with bayonet lug, toggle safety, and “M” marked magazine release. IO marked butt stock and 2 rivet handguard. Inland marked IO internal components and flat bolt. Used extensively through WW2 through the 1960s in the US military arsenal. Barrel marked with Inland 9-43 date. No import markings. CONDITION: Very good with excellent bright bore and mechanically excellent. Magazine is absent. Mechanically fine. Wood has period of use bruises and moderate wear. 800 - 1,200

AR-15A2 SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: AR-15A2

Serial No. SP308430

Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Modern

3255 - (M) RUGER MINI-14/F FOLDER

Production of the Sporter II began in 1984 with serial number SP300000 based on the updated M16A2. It has a parkerized HABR barrel marked “C MP 5.56 NATO 1/7” with bird cage flash hider. Protected post front sight on bayonet lug style base. A1 pattern carry handle upper with teardrop forward assist, as is seen on these early transitional rifles. Furniture includes 2-piece ribbed handguard, A2 pistol grip, and A2 fixed stock. Housed in matching original green label box with manual, hang tag, sling, cleanings tools, and muzzle cover. No magazine present. CONDITION: Excellent with scattered handling marks. Very good bright bore. Fine mechanics. Box is good with some expected evidence of long term storage. 800 - 1,200

SEMI-AUTOMATIC CARBINE WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: Ruger

Model: Mini-14

Serial No. 184-52272

Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington

Barrel Length: 18 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Modern

Manufactured in 1985. Blued pencil barrel with cage flash hider and bayonet lug base protected blade front sight. Adjustable aperture rear. Wooden stock with plastic ventilated hand guard, checkered plastic pistol grip, and side folding steel butt. Housed in its original matching factory box with manual, sling, and a 20-round magazine. CONDITION: Excellent, as new. Nearly all of the factory finishes are retained with a minor rub on the stock where it folds. The wood portion of the stock has a few minor impressions and a small area of finish loss on the left side. Mirror bore, likely as unfired since leaving the factory. Fine mechanics. 800 - 1,200

3256 - (C) COLT LIGHTWEIGHT COMMANDER MODEL 1911A1 .45 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Commander

Serial No. CLW019833

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 4 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Dates to 1970. Standard features include the dual tone blue finish, lightweight hammer, serrated arched main spring housing, gold medallion checkered walnut grips with hex nut screws and a Colt stamped magazine. The dove tailed rear sight has white dots with bit of white paint on front blade.

CONDITION: Excellent. Retains at least 98% of the blue finish exhibiting some minor handling marks. Mechanically fine with a bright bore. 800 - 1,200

3257 - (M) CUSTOM COLT COMBAT GOVERNMENT MODEL 1911 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Combat Government Model

Serial No. 70B41895

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Modern

This 1982 production Series 70 Combat Government Model has been nicely worked over. Matted slide with polished blue flats. Orange highlighted ramped front sight and white outlined square notch rear. MK IV Series 70 barrel with full length guide rod. Overtravel adjustable trigger and lightweight hammer. Extended slide stop, safety, and magazine catch. The satin stainless frame is fitted with an extended beaver tail, Pachmayr mainspring housing, and Colt branded Pachmayr wraparound rubber grips with rampant Colt medallions. Includes matching numbered woodgrain Colt box. CONDITION: Excellent with mild high edge wear. Well defined bore with firing residue. Fine mechanics. 800 - 1,200

3258 - (C) UNIT MARKED DWM P.08 LUGER SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: DWM

Model: P.08

Serial No. 2412a

Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Produced in 1914 and reworked according to the Treaty of Versailles and marked 1920. This pistol features unit markings “1/F.6.46.” on the front grip strap. There are Imperial proofs on the right side of the breech. The pistol has all matching serial numbers and a black base magazine. CONDITION: Professionally restored with some high edge wear to the side plate and muzzle. The rear grip strap finish is thinning. Mechanically fine, with safety notably soft, bore is bright, with frost in the grooves. 800 - 1,200

3259 - (M) BROWNING HI POWER TARGET SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: Browning

Model: Hi Power

Serial No. 245RP13817

Caliber/Bore: 9mm Luger

Barrel Length: 4 - 5/8”

FFL Status: Modern

Belgium made target version of the classic Hi-Power with the dovetailed adjustable rear sight, high blade on base front sight, blue finish, and checkered walnut grips. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains majority of its blue finish but there are a few light marks at right frame base and some assorted handling marks with a touch of muzzle wear. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 800 - 1,200

3260 - (M) COLT MK IV SERIES 80 GOVERNMENT MODEL .45 ACP 1911

SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Mk IV Series 80 Government Model

Serial No. FG42293

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Modern

Dates to 1986. Standard features with the dual tone blue finish, wind drift rear sight, “Colt .45 Auto” stamped barrel, serrated trigger and hammer spur, and gold medallion checkered walnut grips. Colt marked magazine. CONDITION: Excellent. Solid 99% gun with hint of muzzle wear and nominal handling marks. Mechanically sound with a bright, slightly frosted bore. 800 - 1,200

3261 - (M) BRUSHED STAINLESS RUGER MINI-14 .223 REMINGTON

SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Ruger

Model: Mini-14

Serial No. 183-54926

Caliber/Bore: .223 Remington

Barrel Length: 18 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Modern

Standard features with banded front sight, black composite handguard, plain hardwood stock with Remington, blued metal buttplate, and fit with a brushed stainless Weaver K4.5 scope and a camo sling. CONDITION: Excellent. Shows in near new condition with nominal handling marks. Mechanically sound with a bright bore 800 - 1,200

3262 - (M) REMINGTON 870

WINGMASTER .410 BORE SLIDE ACTION SHOTGUN.

Manufacturer: Remington

Model: 870 Wingmaster

Serial No. D097010H

Barrel Length: 25”

FFL Status: Modern

Length of Pull: 14” Chamber: 3”

Choke: Modified Gauge: .410 Bore

Features the engraved receiver, blue finish, vent rib, takedown, oil finished hand cut checkered stock with pistol grip, straight comb, gold letter monogram grip cap, black monogram buttplate, and a matching forearm. CONDITION: Excellent. Shows as near new with nominal handling marks. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 800 - 1,200

3263

- (M) DAEWOO MODEL DR-200

SEMI-AUTOMATIC

RIFLE

Manufacturer: Daewoo

Model: DR-200

Serial No. RA001975

Caliber/Bore: .223

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured in Korea in the 1990s, this example imported by Kimber. Matte gray “K D MP C” marked barrel with solid muzzle device. Hooded post front sight and adjustable aperture rear. Furniture includes a 2-piece grooved plastic forend and ban period thumbhole stock with Daewoo recoil pad. With a dark woven sling. Rifle accepts standard AR-15 pattern magazines, although none are included with this lot. CONDITION: Excellent with mild handling marks. Well defined, frosted bore. Fine mechanics. 800 - 1,200

3264 - (C) BALLESTER-MOLINA .45 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL

Manufacturer: HAFDASA

Model: Ballester-Molina 1937

Serial No. 69838

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Ballester Molina Pattern 1937 manufactured in Argentina as the replacement for the pattern 1927 FMAP pistol. Blue finish with 7 round magazine and laterally grooved walnut grips. Pistol was created to be less expensive to produce than the earlier pattern 1927 and yet still emulate the Colt Model 1911-A1 pattern 45. All blue finish with 3 line Argentine address and Hafdasa markings. All numbered parts remain matching. Pistol has a replacement commercial magazine. CONDITION: Very fine with over 97% finish remaining with no visible import markings. Excellent grips and bore. Mechanically fine. 750 - 1,100

3265 - (M)

JIM CLARK BOWLING PIN .45 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL BUILT ON A COLT GOVERNMENT MODEL.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Government Model

Serial No. 21873B70

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Modern

This is one of early Bowling Pin guns developed by Jim Clark for Second Chance Pin Shooting. Built off a Mark IV Series 70, Clark added a early version of a sight block that threaded to the end of the barrel and isolated the front sight during the firing sequence. He also milled the rear of the slide for a BoMar adjustable rear sight. Other features include an extended slide release, electropencilled “ “Clark Bowling Pin Gun / Keithville, LA, 71047” on right side of slide, downswept grip safety, and checkered front strap. Ring hammer, left side only safety, flat serrated mainspring housing, short serrated trigger, serrated magazine release, and checkered walnut grips. Chip McCormick 10 round magazine. CONDITION: The gun has been polished to an in-the-white appearance with softened legends and edges throughout. Some areas of age spotting, heavier on hammer. Mechanically fine, bore with strong rifling and some firing residue throughout. 700 - 1,000

3266 - (C) WEST GERMAN WALTHER PPK .32 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: Walther

Model: PPK

Serial No. 198422

Caliber/Bore: .32 ACP

Barrel Length: 3 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured in 1966. Classic blued finish, Ulm slide address, fixed front sight, drift adjustable u-notch rear, and checkered mottled brown wrap around grips. Includes both a black finger tab extension and a flat bottom magazine, as well as a red snakeskin PP box that has been renumbered to match this gun, manual, cleaning rod, and tool. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the factory blue is retained with some faint high edge wear. Grips have a few scratches. Mirror bore. Fine mechanics. 700 - 1,000

3267 - (M) FN FIVE-SEVEN IOM 5.7X28MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: FNH

Model: Five-SeveN IOM

Serial No. 386101619

Caliber/Bore: 5.7x28mm

Barrel Length: 4 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Modern

The Five-seveN was developed in conjunction with the FN P90 as part of a replacement program for 9mm done by NATO in the 1990s, and was ultimately offered to the civilian market. This example is the IOM (Individual Officer’s Model) and has the early variation configuration with polymer construction, 3 dot sights with adjustable rear, ambidextrous safeties, left side slide release, magazine release, and takedown. Early large rounded trigger guard. With a Blackhawk CQC holster and eight spare magazines: 5 10-round and 3 20-round. CONDITION: Good as used with some scattered handling marks and age related mottling. Mechanically fine, bore excellent with strong rifling. Accessories very good, en suite. 700 - 1,000

3268 - (M) COLT SERIES 80 GOLD CUP NATIONAL MATCH 1911 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: National Match

Serial No. SN21939

Caliber/Bore: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Modern

Manufactured 1989. Blade front sight, square notch Elliason rear sight, and typical legends for a Series 80 Gold Cup National Match. Small parts comprise narrow serrated hammer, Gold Cup National Match lightened trigger, checkered sldie release, left side only safety, and magazine release. Downswept blued grip safety, flat serrated mainspring housing, and truncated diamond walnut grips. Rear sight rollpin and grip safety replaced. Unmarked magazine with slampad. CONDITION: Good as used with scattered heavy handling and range marks, with some surface mottling from storage. Takedown mark. Grips with heavier handling marks and some chipping, but solid. Mechanically fine, bore with strong rifling and moderate frosting. 500 - 800

3269 - (M) WALTHER PP 7.65MM SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: Walther

Model: PP

Serial No. 311326

Caliber/Bore: 7.65mm (.32 ACP)

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Modern

Interesting Walther PP in 7.65mm, manufactured 1961 and imported by Heckler & Koch, Arlington, Virginia. Blue finished with black checkered grips, black finger rest magazine, and a spare flat base magazine. Housed in brown Walther box with partial serial number. Pistol has government or police marking struck out on left side of frame. CONDITION: Very fine with 95% blue finish with some light edge wear. Brilliant bright bore. Mechanically fine. Box is fair with loose corners and scuffing. Import marked. 500 - 750

3270 - (C) WW2 P38 PISTOL BY MAUSERWERKE IN 1943 USING THE BYF43 CODE

Manufacturer: Mauser

Model: P.38

Serial No. 3569c

Caliber/Bore: 9mm

Barrel Length: 5”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured 1943 by Mauserwerke on Oberndorf using the the “byf 43” stack date pattern. Blue finished with Eagle 135 inspections. Brown Bakelite grips with horizontal grooves and rectangular lanyard groove. All matching numbers, 3569c, including locking block. Grips are inspected Eagle 359 internally with casting marks “P1528” and “P1529”. Magazine is marked “P.38” on left side at bottom with Eagle 359 inspections on spine. The P.38 9mm pistol was the most advanced pistol of its time when adopted by the German military with many of its features used in military arms to this day. CONDITION: Very fine as post war Russian redipped finish with all markings being crisp and legible. Mechanically excellent. with solid locking action. Bore is good with light oxidation present in grooves. Grips are superb with no material losses. No Import markings. A very good example of a WW2 Mauser P38 pistol. 500 - 750

3271 - (M) MANURHIN WALTHER PP .32 ACP SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: Manurhin

Model: PP

Serial No. 465382

Caliber/Bore: 7.65mm (.32 ACP)

Barrel Length: 4”

FFL Status: Modern

French Made Manurhin PPK made under license from Walther. Commercial high polish blue finish with checkered brown plastic grips, brown finger rest magazine, and a flat base magazine. In original numbers matching box with label. Fixed blade front sight with drift adjustable rear sight, Blue finished with bright finished chamber. Small import mark on frame. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine with 99% finish. Brilliant bore and excellent grips. Mechanically excellent. Box is good with exterior shelf wear and corner scuffs. 500 - 750

3272 - (M) INTERARMS TPH .22 LR SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL.

Manufacturer: Interarms

Model: TPH

Serial No. T020309

Caliber/Bore: .22 Long Rifle

Barrel Length: 3”

FFL Status: Modern

Stainless steel Walther TPH .22 LR semi auto pistol with factory box and paperwork dated 2012. Black checkered 2 piece grips and 3 spare magazines. CONDITION: Very fine with some light exterior handling rubs. Excellent bright bore. Mechanically excellent. 500 - 750

3273 - (M) SILVER EAGLE XT3 .410 SEMI-AUTOMATIC SHOTGUN.

Manufacturer: Silver Eagle

Model: XT3

Serial No. 21EK-1143

Barrel Length: 28”

FFL Status: Modern Chamber: 3”

Choke: Tubes

Gauge: .410

Manufactured in Turkey and brought in by TR Imports. Matte finished ventilated rib barrel with mushroom bead front sight. Accepts thread in choke tubes, 3 of which are included with the key. Titanium steel receiver which accepts box magazines. Checkered Turkish walnut forend and pistol grip stock with sling swivels and recoil pad. Accompanied by its original plastic case and sling. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the factory finishes are retained with silvering along the high edges and a few rubs. Stocks have a few nicks. Bore shows use. Fine mechanics. Magazine fits too tightly and does not want to fully seat. 200 - 400

3274 - (A) EXTREMELY RARE DAN WESSON FIRE ARMS COMPANY

12 GAUGE SIDE BY SIDE HAMMER SHOTGUN.

Manufacturer: Wesson Fire Arms

Model: SxS

Serial No. 87

Barrel Length: 28 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

Length of Pull: 12 - 1/2” to wood, 14 - 1/8” over pad

Chamber: 2 - 1/2”

Choke: (BOTH) Cylinder

Gauge: 12

It is estimated that only around 200 of these Wesson 1867 patent doubles were ever made. It is a most unusual patent with a lifter at upper tang that allows barrels to be tilted down for loading. There is some light engraving on the case color receiver that is attributed to Gustave Youngs shop along with light engraving on trigger guard. The hammers are also engraved and case color. The barrels are browned Damascus with single bead front sight. The rib is engraved at breech “WESSON FIRE ARMS CO. SPRINGFIELD MASS”. Both upper and lower tangs are engraved. The straight grip walnut stock is finely hand checkered and has a sliver escutcheon at base. A 3/4” black spacer was later added as well as an old red Hawkins waffle pad. The unusual two piece forearm is checkered and secured with keys. Shotgun features dual triggers. The walnut is fiery 3X or 4X quality. The forearm has an ebony insert. CONDITION: Excellent. The frame and hammers retain the majority of the bright case colors. The barrels are finely browned with some darker age spotting. The trigger guard has faded patina. Stocks are excellent with sharp checkering and minimal impressions. Mechanically sound and tight. Bores are bright. This shotgun is almost impossible to find and this example is in superb condition. 2,000 - 3,500

3275 - (C) EARLY ITHACA FLUES 10 GAUGE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN (1908)

Manufacturer: Ithaca

Model: Flues

Serial No. 175893

Barrel Length: 32”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Drop at Comb: 2”

Drop at Heel: 3”

Length of Pull: 14” from front trigger, neutral cast Chamber: 3”

Choke: (L) Extra Full (R) IC Gauge: 10 Gauge

Circa 1908 per “The Ithaca Gun Company: From the Beginning” by Snyder, the first year of production for the Flues as it supplanted the Minier. Brass bead front sight on matted rib with Scott’s crossbolt rib extension and stiffleaf engraved breeches. Damascus barrels with excellent pattern and twist. Friction fit splinter forearm with matching serial number stamped on wood and interior iron. Barrrel flats with “HHE”, faint, ahead of chamber flats, serial number, “B”, and with “1” and “1 1/2” on rear of barrel lump. Case colored boxlock action with “1 - 1/2” frame size, serial number, and “10” gauge designation on action flats. Double triggers, automatic safety with a pierced slide with “S” visible through piercing and a checkered tab. Walnut stock with pistol grip, sidepanels, two panels of point pattern checkering about the wrist, and Ithaca Gun Company buttplate. CONDITION: Barrels with excellent definition to pattern and some mild scattered areas of discoloration towards muzzle. Stocks very good, partially refreshed with softened edges, and scattered handling marks. Action very good with approximately half of the fading case colors, silvering to carry point. Mechanically fine, bore excellent, bright and smooth. A good, clean, early example. 1,000 - 1,500

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3276 - (C) L.C. SMITH FIELD GRADE FEATHERWEIGHT 12 GAUGE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN.

Manufacturer: L.C. Smith

Model: Field Grade

Serial No. FW196876

Barrel Length: 28”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Length of Pull: 12 - 5/8” to wood, 13 - 3/4” over pad.

Chamber: 2 - 3/4”

Choke: (L) Full (R) Modified

Gauge: 12 Gauge

Weight: 7 lbs 6 oz.

Dates to 1940. Features case colored sidelocks, blued barrels with two beads, matted rib, makers legend, and extractors. Checkered walnut stock with pistol grip, add on Morgan adjustable buttpad, and matching splinter forearm. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains at least 95% of its bright case color and blue with minor handling. Stocks are excellent, sharp checkering with nominal impressions and note to added adjustable Morgan pad. Mechanically sound with bright bores. Tight as new lock up. Beautiful gun. 1,000 - 1,500

3277 - (C) BEHEMOTH AYA MATADOR 10 BORE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN.

Manufacturer: AyA

Model: Matador

Serial No. 159382

Barrel Length: 32”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Chamber: 3 - 1/2”

Choke: (L) Full (R) Full Gauge: 10 Gauge

Weight: 10 lbs. 5 oz

Produced by the famed Aguirre y Aranzabal (AYA) gunmakers in Eibar, Spain. The Matador series was produced from 1955 through 1963. They are patterned after the famed English guns of the era. Features a case color and lightly engraved box lock action, blued barrels with matted rib, single bead front sight, dual triggers, checkered walnut stock with pistol grip, straight comb, solid black pad, and matching beavertail forearm. Ejectors. All visible matching numbers. CONDITION: Excellent. Shows in near new condition with nominal handling marks and brilliant case color. Stocks are strong, sharp checkering, with minimal impressions. Mechanically sound with bright bores. 1,000 - 1,500

3278 - (A) PARKER D GRADE 12 GAUGE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN

Manufacturer: Parker Bros.

Model: DH

Serial No. 77624

Barrel Length: 30”

FFL Status: Antique

Length of Pull: 14”

Chamber: 2 - 1/2”

Choke: (BOTH) Improved Modified

Gauge: 12 Gauge

Weight: 7 lbs 6 oz.

Dates to 1893. Built on the no.3 frame, exquisitely engraved in the early D pattern. Features the fine Damascus barrels, matted rib, single bead front sight, dual triggers, extractor, extra grade walnut stock with checkered pistol grip and cap, engraved skeleton butt, silver escutcheon at base, and matching splinter forearm. Comes in case with 19th century iron loading tools and a Parker booklet. CONDITION: Very good. Frame no longer retains any exposed case colors and there is some minor oxidation. Barrels still retain a lovely Damascus pattern and bores are clean. Stocks are excellent with sharp checkering and nominal handling marks. Mechanically sound but barrel release is bit sticky from dried grease. 1,000 - 1,500

3279 - (C) STOAKES 12 GAUGE SIDE BY SIDE BOXLOCK SHOTGUN.

Manufacturer: Stoakes

Model: Boxlock

Serial No. 4090

Barrel Length: 28 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2”

Drop at Heel: 1 - 3/4”

Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4”, cast off

Chamber: 2 - 3/4”

Choke: (L) Cylinder (R) Improved Cylinder

Gauge: 12 Gauge

Weight: 7 lbs 3.5oz

Dovetail lump barrels with a depressed bead front sight on a concave solid rib with traces of faux damascus twist, signed to rear “J. STOAKES 27 St. Peter’s Street, Canterbury”. Doll’s head rib extension with a short sprig of acanthus scrollwork and stiffleaf engraving at the breech. Underside of rib with Navy Arms import mark. Barrel tubes with proofs ahead of flat, with “4030” adjacent forearm loop and “8655” ahead of left chamber. Indistinct proof under chamber. Barrel flats with proofs and reproofs for a 12 gauge with 2 - 1/2” chambers, a nominal .719 IBD in left barrel and .729 in right, at 3 tons per square inch; chambers have been lengthened to 2 - 3/4”. Splinter forearm with reinforced Anson style plunger release with added screw, checkered in a modified point pattern with mullered borders that extends to bottom iron, with beadwork and acanthus scroll on exterior iron. Interior with matching serial number. Fit with an extractor. Boxlock action with classic beaded strapwork and acanthus scrollwork, signed “J. STOAKES” on each side in a ribbon. Double triggers with automatic safety and intaglio “SAFE” ahead of replacement tab. Walnut stock with Prince of Wales grip, checkered in a modified point pattern about the wrist with mullered borders, vacant shield on toe line, and two piece skeleton buttplate with serrated butt. Stoakes represents a four-generation Canterbury gunmaking lineage beginning with Thomas Austin, who served under Wellington in the 1st Battalion Rifle Brigade at New Orleans and Waterloo. The line passed to Archibald Stoakes, trained by Thomas Carlton Austin and advertised as “A. Stoakes, Late Austin,” establishing the succession to John Stoakes, whose 1905 death certificate lists him as “Gun-Maker (Master).” Accompanied by extensive documentation and family research, and a russet leather leg-of-mutton case and key. CONDITION: Barrels essentially gunmetal grey, with areas of fine oxidation, particularly toward extremities and where forearm touches barrels. Forearm commensurate with aforementioned screw repair. Action essentially gunmetal grey with some fine oxidation throughout, but engraving largely still crisp. Some small parts, including tab and lower tang screw, replaced, with weld repair to front of trigger guard. Stock with some grain checks and cracks to heel, but appear solid and stable. Mechanically fine, barrels are off face, bores with some oxidation. Case good with rub sand scrapes throughout, but solid and serviceable. 700 - 1,000

Manufacturer: Remo

Model: SxS

Serial No. 21528

Barrel Length: 29 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2”

Drop at Heel: 1 - 3/4”

Length of Pull: 14”

Chamber: 2 - 1/2”

Choke: (L) Imp Mod (R) Modified Gauge: 16 Gauge

Manufactured April of 1924 in Germany with “U” crown proofs. Double trigger boxlock lifter action with side clips. Oil finished checkered stock with pistol grip, horn buttplate, right hand cheek rest, splinter forearm, and period mounted with 7/8” sling swivels. Fit with extractor. Case colored receiver is profusely game scene engraved with vignettes of fox and rabbit with balance done in Germanic scroll and vine. CONDITION: Very good with bright bores. Action remains on face with solid lock up. Action has toned to silver with shadows of case color is very protected areas. Wood stocks are very good with forearm having moderate wear and some light bruises. Mechanically excellent. Barrels are bright with most all rust blue finish remaining. 800 - 1,200

3280 - (C) REMO SIDE BY SIDE 16

GAUGE BOXLOCK SHOTGUN.

3281 - (C) LC SMITH IDEAL GRADE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN TWO BARREL SET

Manufacturer: LC Smith

Model: Ideal Grade

Serial No. FWE147802

Barrel Length: (A) 28” (B) 26”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2”

Drop at Heel: 1 - 7/8”

Length of Pull: 15”

Chamber: (BOTH) 2 - 3/4”

Choke: (A) (L) Full (R) Mod (B) (L)

Improved Cylinder (R) Mod Gauge: 12Ga.

LC Smith Ideal Grade with 2 sets of numbers matching barrels, 28” and 26”. Blue finished barrels with case colored sidelock action. Single Hunter trigger. (A) 28” Barrels with ejectors 2 3/4” chambers choked Full & Mod (B) 26” Barrels with ejectors choked IC & Mod. Both barrel have independent numbers matching splinter forearms. Guns and both barrels comes cased in Alloy travel trunk. CONDITION: Good as restocked, Bores are excellent. Mechanically fine. Barrels retain most blue finish. Action locks solidly and remains on face.

800 - 1,500

3282 - (C) LC SMITH FIELD GRADE 20

GAUGE SIDE BY SIDE SHOTGUN.

Manufacturer: LC Smith

Model: Field Grade

Serial No. 21908

Barrel Length: 28”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4”

Chamber: 2 - 3/4”

Choke: (L) Full (R) Improved

Modified

Gauge: 20 Gauge

Dates to 1945-49. Water table stamped “FWS”. Features case color sidelock action, dual triggers, blued barrels with matted rib and single bead, extractor, walnut stock with checkered pistol grip, black cap and buttplate, and a matching checkered splinter forearm. CONDITION: Very good to fine. No visible external case color now a dull gunmetal grey. Barrel retain approximately 70% blue with thinning. Stock is solid showing some usual impressions. Checkering is beginning to thin. Mechanically sound with bright bores.

800 - 1,200

3283 - (A) VERY FINE US CIVIL WAR SHARPS 1863 NEW MODEL PERCUSSION CARBINE.

Manufacturer: Sharps

Model: New Model 1863

Serial No. C2759

Caliber/Bore: .52 Sharps

Percussion

Barrel Length: 22”

FFL Status: Antique

Case colored frame with rust blue finished round barrel with nickel silver blade front sight and Lawrence pellet prime marked folding carbine rear sight. Oil finished walnut stocks with case colored steel buttplate. The Sharps 63 carbine was a favorite amongst Union calvary troopers for its rapid reloading and reliability, excellent accuracy, and ease of maintenance. Many were converted post war to cartridge use by the US Government as well as private commercial companies for post-War use. CONDITION: Extremely fine with an abundance of vivid case colors on frame and lock plate. Barrel retains most all of its blue finish. Action operates properly and locks solidly, bore is brilliant, bright and sharp. Wood is excellent with some light period of use impressions. Mechanically excellent. A very fine Civil War era Sharps 1863 New Model carbine. 2,000 - 3,000

3284 - (A) KENTUCKY MARKED TRIPLETT & SCOTT REPEATING CARBINE.

Manufacturer: Triplett & Scott

Model: Repeating Rifle

Serial No. 1941

Caliber/Bore: .50 RF

Barrel Length: 30”

FFL Status: Antique

These were made circa 1864-65 in Meriden CT. There was a 22” and a 30”, both referred to as carbines with a total of 3000 long barrel examples. An order was placed for 5000 of this model on Jan.1, 1865 for the Kentucky Guard, intended to be used to guard Sherman’s supply lines but war ended before they could be delivered. KENTUCKY is stamped on left side of loading block. The Meriden legend is also stamped on left side. The Triplett legend is stamped on upper tang. The seven rounds are loaded at frame and forced backwards into the stock. Features round barrel, single band dovetailed front sight, folding ladder military style rear sight at barrel breech, case color frame, walnut stock with metal butt plate and swivels mounted at toe and heel along with a matching forearm. CONDITION: Very good. The wrist is almost always cracked on these models when found and this is no exception but it is nicely repaired with no missing pieces. The barrel and loading block are a smooth homogenous blue patina blend with scattered handling marks. The frame retains flashes of case color. Stocks are excellent with note to repairs. Mechanically sound with a well defined and clean bore showing nominal residue. Scarce gun and far better than most. 1,500 - 2,500

Manufacturer: Triplett & Scott

Model: Carbine

Serial No. 3153

Caliber/Bore: .52 RF

Barrel Length: 22”

FFL Status: Antique

This seven round swivel breech loading carbine was made by the Meriden Mfg. Co. in 1864-1865 only. Production of this 22” carbine is estimated at 2000 units. The co-founder of this company was Charles Parker of Parker Brothers shotgun fame. It features a round barrel, dovetailed front sight, folding ladder rear sight, single band, case color frame, walnut stock with swivels on toe and heel along with matching forearm. The Triplett patent legend is found on upper tang. Meriden legend is stamped on left side of frame. CONDITION: Very good to fine. These weapons were notorious for breakage at the wrist, usually severe with missing pieces. This example shows the original wood with only some very tight hairlines. Stocks are solid showing some minor dents and impressions. All metal is a soft patina. Case colors have darkened and patterned out. Even the frame screw retains much of its peacock finish. Mechanically sound with an almost mirror bright bore. Very hard to find in this condition. 1,500 - 2,500

3285 - (A) FINE CONDITION TRIPLETT & SCOTT SWIVEL BREECH 22” CARBINE.

3286 - (C) REMINGTON HEPBURN NO. 3

SINGLE SHOT RIFLE IN .30-40.

Manufacturer: Remington

Model: Hepburn

Serial No. 9549

Caliber/Bore: .30-40

Barrel Length: 28”

Rarely seen late No. 3 Hepburn fitted with a round barrel stamped “REMINGTON ARMS CO. ILLION NY”. Features a Beech folding front sight, a semi-buckhorn rear sight and a Mid Range tang sight. Case color frame with a single patent stamp on left side. Checkered walnut stock with round knob, S curve steel buttplate, and matching checkered forearm with black ebony inset. CONDITION: Excellent. Frame colors have pattered out. Barrel retains nearly all the soft blue finish with minimal handling marks. Stocks are excellent with sharp checkering and nominal impressions. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. Very hard to find variation with round barrel and this chambering. 1,500 - 2,000

3287 - (C) CUSTOM C.C. JOHNSON WINCHESTER MODEL 1885 HIGH WALL SCHUETZEN STYLE .32-40 RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 1885

Serial No. 104052

Caliber/Bore: .32-40

Barrel Length: 29 - 3/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

The frame serial number dates the gun to 1906. The number 4 octagon to round barrel was custom crowned and is serial numbered 73984. It has the Winchester barrel legend. At the breech is stamped C.C. Johnson 32-40. Johnson was a master gunsmith located in Thackery, Ohio from the mid-1930s through the 1950s with his main claim to fame being that of a custom barrel maker. This barrel was custom lined and finished by him. The ebony tip forearm is numbered to this barrel. The piano finish walnut stock is in the Schuetzen style with high comb, roll over cheek piece, at least 3x grain and sporting a nickel plated Swiss butt plate. Rifle is also fitted with a set trigger. The rear barrel sight slot has a filler and now has a globe front as well as a set of A-O scope blocks. CONDITION: Excellent as custom built and finished. Barrel retains nearly all of its blue finish showing minor handling marks. The case color on frame and lever have faded to an almost nickel finish. The stocks are stunning with nominal impressions and perfectly fitted and finished. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 1,500 - 2,500

3288 - (C) FINE CASED BRIDGER NAVAL CO. WINCHESTER MODEL 37 LINE GUN.

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 37

Barrel Length: 14”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic Gauge: .45-70 Blank

Manufactured by Winchester as a purpose built line throwing gun for the Naval Co. of Doylestown, Pennsylvania based on the Model 37 action with a reinforced smoothbore barrel. Barrel is marked with Winchester legend, “-LINE GUN-45-70 BLANK ONLY-”, “BRIDGER”, and “NAVAL CO.” stamps. Standard walnut stocks. Gun is fitted with a Naval Co. line spool. It is housed in a Naval Co. marked hard case with 5 brass projectiles, line, winders, blanks, and cleaning supplies. CONDITION:

Excellent with light handling marks. Frosted bore. A very handsome example. 1,500 - 2,500

3289 - (C) METAL CASED PRE-WAR COSTON LINE THROWING GUN WITH LINE, PROJECTILES, AND ACCESSORIES.

Manufacturer: Coston Supply Co.

Model: Line Throwing Gun

Serial No. AL189

Caliber/Bore: .45-70 Smoothbore

Barrel Length: 14 - 1/4”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

The famous Coston Supply Company originally formed in the mid 19th century providing numerous life saving maritime devices. This kit features a single shot .45-70 launcher. The left side of frame is stamped “CUSTOM LINE THROWING GUN COSTON SUPPLY CO, NEW YORK USA” along with “45-70” stamped atop the barrel breech. Finish is blue with case color frame, a plain walnut stock with pistol grip, a period solid red pad, and matching forearm. Housed in period metal carry case along with two old cans of spooled cotton line, three boxes of primed 45-70 brass for total of 54 rounds, two of these boxes stamped Winchester along with eight assorted length brass projectiles housed inside the lid. This outfit dates to the WWII era or earlier. These kits were used during WWI and WWII for replenishment at sea, relaying instructions as well as being shot to sailors thrown over board as a life line. The lid of the black metal case is painted “LIFE GUN”. CONDITION: Very good to fine. The barrel blue is mostly now a grey patina while the frame still displays some strong colors or patterns. Stocks are solid showing dings and impressions and the buttplate is dried out. Mechanically fine. Bore is fairly clean. These kits were very susceptible to the sea salt air and older examples are difficult to locate with any condition. 1,500 - 2,000

3290 - (M) RUGER NO. 1-H TROPICAL

.450/.400 NITRO EXPRESS SINGLE SHOT RIFLE WITH BOX.

Manufacturer: Ruger

Model: No. 1

Serial No. 134-20106

Caliber/Bore: .450/400 Nitro Express 3”

Circa 2007. A nice modern Safari rifle based on the time-tested Farquharson style No. 1 action finished in blue. Heavy profile barrel with ramped gold bead blade front sight and quarter rib mounted with an adjustable flip up rear sight. Checkered walnut Alexander Henry style forend. Handsomely figured walnut stock with steel capped checkered pistol grip and Ruger recoil pad. Accompanied by factory box, paperwork, and a set of factory Ruger scope rings which mount on the rib. CONDITION: Excellent, as new, with light handling marks. Crisp, bright bore. Fine mechanics. 1,400 - 2,400

3291 - (A) MARTIALLY INSPECTED

SHARPS NEW MODEL 1863 CONVERSION CARBINE.

Manufacturer: Sharps

Model: New Model 1863 Conversion

Serial No. C28547

Caliber/Bore: .50 CF

Barrel Length: 22”

FFL Status: Antique

Converted after the Civil War for self contained cartridges. The left side of the walnut stock has “DFC” in ribbon for David Clark. There are sundry sub inspector stamps. Barrel is stamped “New Model 1863” and Sharps legends are stamped on lock plate and left side of receiver. Features the round barrel, pinned blade on base front sight, the Lawrence stamped ladder rear sight, walnut stock, metal butt plate, and a matching forearm. CONDITION: Fine. Flashes of case color but basically darkened. Legends are crisp. Barrel is a smooth patina. Stocks are excellent with sharp cartouche. Mechanically sound with a well defined six groove bright bore. 1,200 - 1,800

3292 - (A) WHITNEY PHOENIX SINGLE SHOT .44 CF SPORTING RIFLE

Manufacturer: Phoenix

Model: Single Shot

Serial No. 1917

Caliber/Bore: .44 CF

Barrel Length: 27 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique

These were produced from 1867 through 1881 with less than 2000 of the sporting rifles made. The barrel is stamped “ PATENT MAY 26, 74 PHOENIX CAL. 44”. Features an octagon barrel, a folding Beech front sight, a small folding ladder rear sight, blue finish with case color frame, walnut stock with rifle buttplate and matching forearm with metal tip. CONDITION: Fine The barrel is a pleasing homogenous blue patina blend with crisp legends. The receiver shows flashes of color but is basically patina. Wood is excellent but showing some darker oil stains near plate and some finish checking. Mechanically sound with a strong clean bore showing light frosting. A very clean example of this scarce rifle. 1,200 - 1,800

3293 - (A) MASSACHUSETTS ARMS CO. SMITH PERCUSSION CARBINE.

Manufacturer: Massachusetts Arms Co.

Model: Smith Carbine

Serial No. 19568

Caliber/Bore: .50 Percussion

Barrel Length: 22”

FFL Status: Antique

Civil War Smith carbine, manufactured by Massachusetts Arms. Round Barrel with blade front sight and small elevator adjustable rear sight. Two piece oil finished walnut stocks with steel buttplate. Folding 2 piece action is case color finished with saddle ring and bar on left side for calvary use. CONDITION: Very good, stock has 2 strong inspectors cartouches on left side of wrist. Receiver has shadows of case colors with some finish losses and light oxidation. Barrel retains 80% blue finish. Stocks are very good with some light bruises. Mechanically fine. Bore is good with well defined rifling and some darkness in lands. 1,000 - 1,500

3294 - (A) SPRINGFIELD US M1871 SINGLE SHOT ROLLING BLOCK RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Springfield

Model: M1871/ 72

Caliber/Bore: .50-70 Government

Barrel Length: 36”

FFL Status: Antique

US Model 1871 inspected by Erskin Allen. Dated 1872 with bright finished barrel and case colored rolling block action. Oil finished 2 piece stocks with “EAA” cartouche and Remington patent address on upper tang. Post pattern front sight doubles as bayonet lug. Rear sight is folding staff pattern. CONDITION: Exceptionally fine with receiver retaining 80% vivid case colors. Bright barrel exterior and brilliant bore with sharp rifling. Stocks are excellent with some very light impressions. Action operates properly and locks solidly. An extremely fine Model 1871 manufactured in 1872. 1,000 - 1,500

3295 - (A) RARE HIGH CONDITION BALL & WILLIAMS .44 CF FALLING BLOCK

SPORTING RIFLE

Manufacturer: Ball and Williams

Model: Sporting

Serial No. 722

Caliber/Bore: .44 CF

Barrel Length: 28 “

3296 - (A) FINE MAYNARD PATENT

Only offered from 1862 through 1865, with the majority of production sent to the Government for the militia. It is estimated that fewer than 5000 sporting rifles were ever produced. Features the nickel plated frame, lever, and buttplate. Other features include the bottom mounted external shell extractor, octagon barrel, dovetailed front sight, and the 3 - 1/4” flat top rear sporting sight. The walnut stock and matching forearm are finely finished. CONDITION: Excellent. The barrel is a smooth, softened blue patina. The Merwin & Brey agent stamp and maker legend are crisp. Screws are true. Retains nearly all of the nickel including the buttplate with light high edge wear and some very minor bubbling. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. This is one of the finest early Ball sporting rifles extant. 1,000 - 2,000

MODEL 1873 NO. 10 SINGLE SHOT

SPORTING RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Maynard

Model: 1873

Serial No. 8076

Caliber/Bore: .40 CF

Barrel Length: 28”

FFL Status: Antique

This is a .40 caliber center fire which could be the .40-40, 40-60 or .40-70. These rounds all feature the over size head that fills in the gas gap. It features the blued octagon-to-round barrel, a globe front sight, a wind drift single leaf rear sight, a Mid Range tang sight, case colored frame and lever, fire blue hammer and trigger, checkered walnut stock with pistol grip, nickel plated Swiss buttplate, and matching checkered forearm. CONDITION: Fine. Frame colors have darkened and oxidized. Barrel retains the majority of its blue patina blend. Stocks are excellent with sharp checkering exhibiting minor impressions. Mechanically sound with a strong and clean bore showing minor frosting. 1,000 - 1,500

3297 - (C) FACTORY ENGRAVED STEVENS NO. 44 .32-40 SINGLE SHOT

TARGET RIFLE

Manufacturer: Stevens

Model: No. 44 Ideal Target

Serial No. 3315

Caliber/Bore: .32-40

Barrel Length: 30”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Similar to the famed target rifles built on the larger 44 1/2 frame that was introduced in 1903, this target model was built on the No. 44 frame. There is no model number stamped inside the frame. This rifle has the matching number stamped under the octagon to round barrel, on the frame, as well as “315” stamped inside the case colored Swiss butt plate. Caliber designation stamped under the barrel. The Stevens legend is stamped on top of the barrel. John W. Sidle Philadelphia made 36” long 3/4” tube scope with standard crosshair reticle, the adjustable rear mount dovetailed where a rear sight would be and the front mount in the front sight slot. Sidle established a reputation for building some of the finest target scopes beginning in the 1880s, working in Philadelphia until moving to California in 1908. The frame features an engraved American eagle with “E. PLURIBUS UNUM” ribbon hanging from its beak on the left side and antlered game on the right, all surrounded by scroll and case colored as is the block, hammer, lever, and butt plate. The straight grip walnut perch belly stock is hand checkered with piano finish as is the matching forearm with Schnabel tip. CONDITION: Fine. The barrel retains the majority of its blue finish showing minor handling marks. The frame screws are true and retain the nitre blue. The butt plate still retains the majority of its bright colors and the hammer, lever and block still show nice color. Stock is fine with sharp checkering but the left side of stock has a stress crack. The forearm shows a hint of finish wear. The tube scope has toned but appears dent free but a bit cloudy. 1,000 - 2,000

3298 - (A) REMINGTON TYPE II SPLIT BREECH .50 RF ROLLING BLOCK RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Remington

Model: Split Breech

Serial No. 4750

Caliber/Bore: .50 RF

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Antique

In September of 1865, the US government placed an order for 15,000 of these carbines that were delivered in May of 1866. With the war over, they were kept at government arsenals and issued sporadically for various outfits and uses. In 1870, the government sold all existing inventory back to Remingto, where many were arsenal overhauled then sold directly to the French government for use in the Franco Prussian War. This carbine has the walnut stock with visible US inspectors cartouches: “JT” for John Tayler and “CGC” for Charles Curtis. Any other metal inspector stamps were obscured with the arsenal refinish but the 1864 patent legend on tang is strong. Other features include the blued round barrel with dovetailed front sight, small military folding ladder rear, case color frame with saddle ring and bar, a US stamped case color butt plate and the matching forearm with single band. CONDITION: Fine as completely refinished, possibly arsenal, retaining at least 90% case colors and blue with some remaining on butt plate. Stock is solid with a few dings and chips, with nominal impressions. Band spring present but does not retain band. Mechanically functional with a bright bore. There is some visible pitting under the blue on barrel. 1,000 - 1,500

3299 - (A) SCARCE MAYNARD NO 16 MODEL 1873 IMPROVED TARGET RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Maynard Model: 1873

Serial No. 1865

Caliber/Bore: .38-50

Barrel Length: 28”

FFL Status: Antique

This is a deluxe No. 16 Target rifle with the spirit level front sight, dovetailed rear sight, blued mid range tang sight, and a blued octagon to round barrel. Checkered walnut stock with straight grip, a nickel Swiss butt plate, and a matching checkered forearm with Schnabel tip. CONDITION: Excellent. Frame retains at least 50% case colors. Barrel retains nearly all of its blue finish with some nominal handling marks. Stocks are excellent with crisp checkering. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. Would be hard pressed to find a nicer target rifle. 1,000 - 1,500

3300 - (A) MAYNARD 1882 SINGLE SHOT RIFLE WITH EXTRA BARREL

Manufacturer: Maynard

Model: 1882

Serial No. 23646

Caliber/Bore: (A) .32 (B) .40-65

Barrel Length: (BOTH) 28”

FFL Status: Antique

The .40-65 barrel has matching serial number which indicates the rifle may have sold as a No. 9 with plain walnut stock and forearm, but with a heavy 28” round barrel with a dovetailed bead front sight and a filler in rear slot, originally in a smaller caliber, it could have been any model from a No. 3 up. The left side of barrel is hand stamped “CAL 40-65”. The extra barrel is a 28” heavy round with globe front sight, a set of A-O scope blocks, and no rear barrel sight slot. This barrel is neither numbered nor is there a caliber stamp. It comes with its own walnut forearm. Rifle has an added mid range tang sight. CONDITION: Very good to fine. The matching number barrel with the hand stamped caliber is basically gun metal grey. Given the hand stamped caliber, it may have originally been a smaller caliber. The .32 caliber barrel retains nearly all of its blue finish. The frame does not retain any case color and is now a grey freckled patina. The stock is fine with some scattered impressions. Mechanically sound. Both bores are strong and clean. 1,000 - 1,500

3301 - (A) ARMY & NAVY CSL .360 ROOK SINGLE SHOT RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Army & Navy CSL

Model: Rook Rifle

Serial No. 2616

Caliber/Bore: .360 Rook

Barrel Length: 27”

FFL Status: Antique

The famous London based Army Navy CSL opened in 1873 and lasted through 1934. They sold guns but did not manufacture them, hence, this Army Navy CSL marked gun was actually made by someone else, most likely British Small Arms. This slick little rifle features the Martini falling breech action with a tapered octagon barrel, deluxe walnut stock with checkered pistol grip, smooth steel shotgun buttplate, and checkered forearm with horn tip. Frame is lightly engraved. Barrel is matted and sports a dovetailed bead front sight and folding three leaf rear. CONDITION: Fine. Frame retains approximately 20% blue drifting soft grey patina. The trigger guard and lever have drifted patina. The barrel retains majority of its softening blue with crisp edges. Stock is excellent with scattered sundry small dings and impressions. Mechanically sound with a well defined bore showing some light frosting. 1,000 - 1,500

3302 - (C) CUSTOM WINCHESTER 1885

HIGH WALL .32-40 SINGLE SHOT RIFLE WITH SHOOTER’S CASE.

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 1885

Serial No. 105516

Caliber/Bore: .32-40

Barrel Length: 28”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Dates to 1907. Custom built with a round barrel that is unmarked but chambers a .32-40 appropriately. Dovetailed bead front sight on base while barrel is mounted with three scope blocks. Fit with close set double triggers. The tang is stamped with Winchester patent legends and serial number on lower pistol grip tang. Custom walnut stock with checkered pistol grip, a black cap, a steel Niedner style buttplate, and a silver escutcheon at base. The custom forearm is checkered en suite, wider at base, with the black forearm tip. CONDITION: Excellent. The frame retains at least 90% of the Winchester bright polished blue finish. Barrel retains nearly all of its rust blued finish. Stock is excellent with nominal handling marks. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 1,000 - 1,500

3303 - (A) MARTIALLY INSPECTED

JOSLYN MODEL 1864 CARBINE

Manufacturer: Joslyn

Model: 1864

Serial No. 9890

Caliber/Bore: .52 Rifled

Barrel Length: 22”

FFL Status: Antique

Approximately 8000 2nd Models were procured by the US Government for the Civil War. Standard features include the one piece walnut stock with two visible cartouche inspector stamps on left side but are not legible. There is a “GWS” sub-inspector stamp on left side of barrel for George W. Sherman. Right side plate has the Joslyn legend stamp. Standard features include the dovetailed front sight, small folding ladder rear sight, saddle ring and bar, flip block, and metal carbine butt plate stamped US. Back of block also has the Joslyn legend. Matching serial numbers. CONDITION: Very good to fine. Barrel is a smooth brown patina with a somewhat blue hue. Balance of metal is a smooth patina. All legends are strong. Stock is excellent with nominal impressions and minute grain separation at buttplate. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 1,000 - 1,500

3304 - (A) MARTIALLY INSPECTED

MAYNARD SECOND MODEL 1863

CARBINE

Manufacturer: Maynard

Model: 1863

Serial No. 20007

Caliber/Bore: .50 Rifled

Barrel Length: 20”

FFL Status: Antique

3305 - (A) MARTIALLY INSPECTED

This 2nd Model was made without a patch box and produced from 1863 through 1865; at least three documented union cavalry units were issued this model. Features the blued octagon-to-round barrel, dovetailed front sight folding ladder leaf rear sight, case color frame and lever, and saddle ring and bar. Walnut stock with metal buttplate. Produced by Massachusetts Arms in Chicopee Falls, Massachusetts. The left side of stock has two cartouche stamps: “JM” for James Mills and “JWL” for John W. Lewis. Left side of barrel has a sub inspector stamp for Benjamin F. Naylor but only the N is visible. The left and right side of frame exhibit the Mass Arms legends. CONDITION: Fine. The right side of frame retains majority of its colors but left side only has flashes. Barrel retains about 90% but there are a few small areas of salt and pepper. Stock is excellent with minimal impressions. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. Appears to have seen little use with evidence of some poor storage. 1,000 - 1,500

STARR PERCUSSION CIVIL WAR CARBINE

Manufacturer: Starr

Model: Carbine

Caliber/Bore: .54 Rifled

Barrel Length: 21”

FFL Status: Antique

Produced in Yonkers, New York from 1862 through 1865. Standard carbine with dovetailed front sight, brass barrel band and buttplate, case colored frame, sidelock, and hammer. Walnut stock with matching forearm. There is an “FDL” sub inspector stamp for Frederick D. Leonard on barrel breech. The Starr legends are stamped on upper tang, side plate, and barrel. This model was issued to at least three Union cavalry troops. CONDITION: Very good to fine. All of the case colors have drifted to a soft patina. All legends are sharp. Barrel has some dulled wiped-on blue. Stock is solid but has no visible cartouche and a couple small hairlines at butt plate. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 1,000 - 1,500

3306 - (A) MARTIALLY INSPECTED

STARR CIVIL WAR ERA CARTRIDGE

CARBINE

Manufacturer: Starr

Model: Carbine

Serial No. 30326

Caliber/Bore: .52 RF

Barrel Length: 21”

FFL Status: Antique

Approximately 5000 were made for the US government beginning in March of 1865, three weeks before the war ended, with all orders filled by May of 1865, a month after the war ended. These were made in Yonkers, New York. Standard carbine with a post front sight, a folding ladder rear sight, single barrel band, case color frame, sidelock, and hammer, saddle ring and stud, and walnut stock with case colored metal buttplate and an inspector cartouche stamped on left side of wrist. Both the upper tang, barrel and side plate are stamped with the Starr legend. CONDITION: Very good to fine. The sidelock, hammer, and buttplate still retain some strong case color. The frame has darkened. The barrel is blending patina with some light wiped-on blue and the barrel legends are thinned. Stocks are excellent with sundry impressions. Mechanically sound with a strong bore. A crisp and scarce carbine. 1,000 - 1,500

3307 - (C) STEVENS WALNUT HILL

MILITARY STYLE SINGLE SHOT TARGET RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Stevens

Model: Walnut Hill

Serial No. 2588

Caliber/Bore: .22 Long Rifle

Barrel Length: 28”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

The heavy round blued barrel is stamped Stevens “WALNUT HILL” atop the barrel. Features the globe front sight, a Lyman tang sight, and barrel mounted A-O blocks with no provision for a barrel mounted rear sight. The left side of the case color frame does have two factory filled screws for a left side mounted receiver sight. The action is the 44 type. The heavy walnut forearm sports a single barrel band with swivel as well as the six hole metal plate for adjustable weight or sling positions. The walnut stock features a plain pistol grip, a sling eye that is missing and the checkered metal butt plate. It is a lever action falling block single shot.

CONDITION: Excellent. Retains nearly all of its case color on frame and sides of lever. Barrel retains equally as much blue. Stock is excellent with nominal impressions. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. A fantastic example. 1,000 - 2,000

3308

Manufacturer: Ithaca

Model: 4E SBT

Serial No. 404824

Barrel Length: 30”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Drop at Comb: 1 - 1/2”

Drop at Heel: 1 - 1/2”

Length of Pull: 14 - 1/2” over pad

Chamber: 2 - 3/4”

Choke: Imp Mod

Gauge: 12 GA

Manufactured in 1961. Blued trap barrel with wide matted ventilated rib, orange Ithaca RAYBAR front sight, mid rib bead, and ejector. Light flourishes of engraving are on each side at the breech. Grade 4 engraved case hardened action with trap shooter panel scene on left and bow hunting Native American on the right. Nicely figured, gloss finished wide competition style forend. Figured walnut stock with fleur-de-lis pattern carved and checkered pistol grip, blank toe line escutcheon, and red rubber Ithaca recoil pad. CONDITION: Near excellent. Nearly all of the factory blue is retained on the barrel other than a few light marks. Receiver displays strong and bright case colors with some fading, especially on the underside. Trigger guard and lower tang have some expected thinning and wear. Forend has a repair on the left side towards the breech and also shows some other scattered nicks and dings. Stock is fine with a few impressions and some adhesive residue on the toe line. Bore is bright, showing use. Fine mechanics. 1,000 - 2,000

PERCUSSION

Manufacturer: Sharps

Model: Carbine

Serial No. C19136

Caliber/Bore: .54 Rifled

Barrel Length: 22”

FFL Status: Antique

Standard mid war carbine without the patch box. Features the blued round barrel, single band, pinned blade on post front sight, Lawrence stamped ladder rear sight, case colored frame, hammer, lever and buttplate, walnut stock with attached bar and ring with the matching forearm. Sharps legends are found on both sides of frame as well as barrel. Breech is stamped “New Model 1863”. Priming arm intact. CONDITION: Very good. Barrel is patina with some spotting. Frame appears to have had some wipe on blue. All legends are legible. Stock is very good, proud to metal, with sundry dings. Forearm with dings and a light crack at base. Mechanically sound with sharp rifling. 1,000 - 1,500

- (C) ITHACA 4E KNICK SINGLE

BARREL TRAP 12 GAUGE SHOTGUN.

3309 - (A) SHARPS NEW MODEL 1863

CARBINE.

3310 - (A) CUSTOM MADE MARLIN

BALLARD .22 RF SINGLE SHOT

SCHUETZEN RIFLE

Manufacturer: Marlin

Model: Ballard

Serial No. 11764

Caliber/Bore: .22 RF

Barrel Length: 26”

FFL Status: Antique

Using the standard Ballard action, a new full octagon heavy barrel was fitted. This rifle features a blued barrel with no visible legends. The J.M. Marlin receiver has been beautifully case colored. The walnut stock is a Schuetzen style with high comb, roll over cheek piece and has a nickel plated Swiss butt plate. Also has had a retractable palm rest added. CONDITION: Excellent as custom built and finished retaining nearly all of this finish showing some nominal handling marks, mostly at breech of barrel. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 800 - 1,200

3311 - (C) ASSEMBLED STEVENS MODEL

45 .28-30 SINGLE SHOT RIFLE WITH BULLET SEATER.

Manufacturer: Stevens

Model: 44 1/2

Serial No. 2524

Caliber/Bore: .28-30

Barrel Length: 27 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Built on the 44 1/2 frame. The model number 45 is stamped on front of receiver along with EX. The full octagon heavy barrel is serial number 2524. Barrel exhibits the Stevens legend along with caliber. The front sight slot has the filler and there are a set of A-O blocks added. Also features double set triggers. This frame had a Stevens barrel fitted and a Schuetzen style walnut stock with Swiss butt plate added. CONDITION: Fine as assembled. Frame retains majority of the reapplied case color. Barrel retains majority of blue with high edge wear. Stock is solid with some finish loss but needs better fitting to tangs. Set triggers are working. Bore is bright. Would not take a lot of work to greatly improve the esthetics. Accompanied with a bullet seater. 800 - 1,200

3312 - (M) RUGER NO. 1 .30-06 SPRINGFIELD SINGLE SHOT RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Ruger

Model: No. 1

Serial No. 2359

Caliber/Bore: .30-06 Springfield

Barrel Length: 22”

FFL Status: Modern

This is a very early second year production rifle dating to 1968. It features the 22” barrel made with no provision for a front sight but does have the rear bridge to which a Leupold fixed power scope is attached. Metal finish is standard rust blue. Fit with the checkered walnut stock with pistol grip, grip cap, and solid red pad, matching checkered forearm, and sling eyes. CONDITION: Excellent. Retains at least 99% blue finish with hint of patina where frame meets wrist on right side. Stock is excellent with nominal impressions. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 800 - 1,400

3313 - (C) COLT CAMP PERRY MODEL .22 LR SINGLE SHOT PISTOL

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Camp Perry

Serial No. 2023

Caliber/Bore: .22 LR

Barrel Length: 10”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Manufactured 1932 with 10” barrel. Checkered walnut grips with nickel Rampant Colt medallions. Elevation adjustable target front sight with drift adjustable rear sight. Left side of swinging breech marked “CAMP PERRY MODEL”. Checkered trigger with added over travel adjustment. The Camp Perry was introduced to compete in the United States Single Shot Pistol competitions regulated and sponsored by the United States Revolver Association. This competition was supported by Colt, Smith & Wesson, Iver Johnson, Harrington and Richardson and numerous other foreign firearms manufacturers. CONDITION: Extremely fine with the pistol retaining over 95% blue finish with brilliant blue finish and excellent grips. Mechanically excellent. 750 - 1,250

3314 - (A) MERIDEN MANUFACTURING COMPANY TRIPLETT & SCOTT REPEATING CARBINE.

Manufacturer: Meriden

Model: Triplett & Scott

Serial No. 3633

Caliber/Bore: .56-50 Spencer

Barrel Length: 22”

FFL Status: Antique

Civil War Tripplett & Scott Carbine, issued to the Kentucky Cavalry. Chambered for the .56-50 Spencer cartridge with tube magazine that loaded from the front. Round barrel with blade front sight and drift adjustable rear sight. Oil finished walnut stocks with steel buttplate. These carbines saw extensive use in the Western campaigns of the Civil War and were used by Arkansas and Kentucky extensively. CONDITION: Good with finish toned to silver mixed with patina. Rear sight is a period replacement. Action operates with some difficulty. Stock has a typical repair around the tube magazine. 750 - 1,250

3315 - (A) PRE-WAR HOLLAND & HOLLAND .300 SINGLE SHOT ROOK RIFLE.

Manufacturer: H&H

Model: Rook Rifle

Serial No. 9573

Caliber/Bore: .3

Barrel Length: 26”

FFL Status: Antique

While stalking rifles were primarily used for hunting medium game while carrying through thick forests, the Rook rifle was primarily intended for very small rodents and birds. This Holland & Holland is a superb example of such a rifle and is of the highest quality. It features an octagon barrel with a dovetailed bead front sight and a two leaf folding rear. The frame is finished in the high polish English blue with light engraving. The walnut stock is typical English straight grip, hand checkered, with a smooth steel shotgun butt plate while the matching checkered forearm has two keys. Right side lever allows barrel to tilt for loading. The Holland and Holland legend is stamped atop the barrel flat. CONDITION: Excellent. The frame retains about 30% of the bright blue fading a soft grey patina. Barrel retains most of the blue that shows the patina bleeding through with some high edge wear and minor handling. Stock is excellent with sharp checkering showing some minor impressions. Mechanically sound with a strong bore. 700 - 1,000

3316 - (C) J.P. SAUER SINGLE SHOT

STALKING RIFLE IN 8.15X46R

Manufacturer: J.P. Sauer

Model: Stalking Rifle

Serial No. 231688

Caliber/Bore: 8.15x46R

Barrel Length: 26 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

This beautiful light weight single shot pre-war German rifle features the blued round barrel, bead on base front sight, two leaf folding rear sight, lightly engraved case color receiver, double set triggers, walnut checkered round knob stock with Sauer black monogram butt plate and matching non-checkered forearm with schnauble tip. It is a tip-up with matted barrel breech with caliber stamping and Sauer legend is stamped on barrel. CONDITION: Excellent. The frame still retains at least 80% case color albeit starting to fade. Barrel retains nearly all of its blue finish. Stock is excellent with sharp checkering. Mechanically sound with working set triggers and a bright well defined bore. A stately pre-war German classic. 700 - 1,000

3317 - (C) SKEET GRADE WINCHESTER MODEL 12 20 GAUGE SLIDE ACTION SHOTGUN.

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 12

Serial No. 884360

Barrel Length: 26”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Length of Pull: 14”

Chamber: 2 - 3/4”

Choke: Improved Cylinder

Gauge: 20 Gauge

Manufactured in 1941. Blued Winchester proof steel barrel with matted rib, white Bradley style front sight, and mid rib bead. Blued takedown frame marked “SKEET” and “W” on the underside and matted on the top. Deluxe checkered walnut slide handle and stock with hard rubber capped pistol grip and hard rubber WRACO butt plate. CONDITION: Fine. The vast majority of the factory blue is retained with some mild wear and cleaned freckling. Stocks are very good with field abrasions throughout. Bright bore. Fine mechanics. 1,500 - 2,500

3318 - (A) FINE COLT LIGHTNING MEDIUM FRAME SLIDE ACTION RIFLE IN .32-20.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Lightning

Serial No. 43665

Caliber/Bore: .32-20

Barrel Length: 26”

FFL Status: Antique

Dates to 1890. Standard rifle features the blue finish, round barrel, full length magazine tube, dovetailed German silver knife blade front sight, semi-buckhorn rear sight, and walnut stock with rifle buttplate and the checkered two piece forearm. CONDITION: Fine. The frame still retains at least 75-85% of its bright blue with strong pony stamp. Barrel and tube are a smooth blue patina blend with strong barrel legends. Stock is excellent with nominal impressions. Forearm is excellent with sharp checkering and no cracks. Mechanically sound with a strong lightly frosted bore. This is an extremely sharp and clean old Lightning rifle. 1,500 - 2,000

3319 - A PAIR OF VINTAGE WOODEN DUCK DECOYS

Early 20th century. (A) B.G. GRAVES DECOY CO. PEORIA, ILLINOIS WORKING DUCK DECOY WITH BRANDED KEEL.

CONDITION: Solid-body factory-made working duck decoy produced by the B.G. Graves Decoy Company of Peoria, Illinois, retaining original metal keel strap stamped “B.G. Graves Decoy Co. Peoria Ill.” and further marked “J.L.S.” to the underside. The decoy displays a classic Illinois River form with well-shaped head and bill, glass eyes, and an even, naturally worn painted surface showing attractive patina throughout. Moderate gunning wear with areas of paint thinning and surface abrasion; underside with expected wear and age checking around keel hardware; structurally sound and presenting well with strong maker identification. (B) B.G. GRAVES DECOY CO. PEORIA, ILLINOIS WORKING DUCK DECOY WITH BRANDED KEEL. CONDITION: Solid-body factory-made working duck decoy produced by the B.G. Graves Decoy Company of Peoria, Illinois, retaining original metal keel strip stamped with maker identification and marked “J.L.S.” to the underside. The decoy exhibits a classic Illinois River profile with carved head, glass eyes, and a well-worn painted surface showing extensive use in the field. Moderate to heavy gunning wear with significant paint thinning and surface abrasion; visible seam separation at the neck typical of age but remaining stable; oxidation and wear to keel hardware; structurally sound with strong overall presence. 600 - 1,200

3320 - (A) SCARCE 16 GAUGE ROPER ROTARY MAGAZINE SHOTGUN.

Manufacturer: Roper

Model: Revolving Shotgun

Barrel Length: 26 - 1/2”

FFL Status: Antique Gauge: 16 gauge

Originally patent on April 10, 1866 and made by the Roper Repeating Arms Company in Amherst, Massachusetts, and then in Hartford. The large rotary style carrier has a door where all of the factory legends should be but this door was either replaced or polished and no markings are present. Round barrel, bead front sight, pewter forearm tip, single trigger, and walnut stock with smooth metal buttplate and matching forearm. CONDITION: Good to very good. Barrel is brown patina. Frame shows sundry age freckling. stock wrist is cracked on both sides and shows multiple small dings. Hammer cocks and moves into position. Bore is fairly clean. This scarce shotgun precedes the multiple shot Spencer by sixteen years. 1,500 - 3,500

3321 - (C) WINCHESTER MODEL 42 .410 SLIDE ACTION SHOTGUN.

Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 42

Serial No. 97378

Barrel Length: 28”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic Chamber: 3”

Choke: Mod Gauge: .410

Manufactured in 1952. Classically configured with blued finish, Winc hester proof steel barrel, single steel bead, takedown frame, flat bottom 14 groove walnut forend, and smooth walnut stock with WRACO butt plate. CONDITION: Fine. Gun retains the vast majority of its factory blue with some high edge wear and evidence of cycling. Wood is very good with some scuffs and light impressions. Very fine bright bore. Fine mechanics. 1,200 - 1,800

3322 - (C) SKEET GRADE WINCHESTER MODEL 12 SLIDE ACTION SHOTGUN.

Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 12

Serial No. 865415

Barrel Length: 26”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Length of Pull: 14”

Chamber: 2 - 3/4”

Choke: WS-1

Gauge: 12 Gauge

Circa 1941. Blued Winchester proof steel barrel choked “WS-1” with matted solid rib, red Bradley style front sight, and mid-rib bead. Blued takedown frame marked “SKEET” and “W” on the underside with a matted top. Checkered walnut slide handle and pistol grip stock with hard rubber WRACO grip cap and butt plate. CONDITION: Fine. Bountiful amounts of factory blue are retained with mild high edge wear and evidence of cycling. Left front of frame also shows an area of deep scuffing. Stocks have expected field impressions, a few deeper dings, and handling marks. Bore is bright but shows use. Fine mechanics. 1,200 - 1,800

3323 - (C) SKEET GRADE WINCHESTER MODEL 12 12 GAUGE SLIDE ACTION SHOTGUN WITH VENTILATED RIB.

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 12

Serial No. 1925430

Barrel Length: 26”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Length of Pull: 14” over pad

Chamber: 2 - 3/4”

Choke: WS-1

Gauge: 12 Gauge

Manufactured in 1961. Blued WS-1 choked Winchester proof steel barrel with the new factory 3-pin style ventilated rib, which was introduced on Trap and Skeet guns that year. Bradley style red front sight with mid rib bead. Takedown frame with matted top. Checkered walnut slide handle. Nicely feather crotch figured walnut stock with checkered pistol grip, hard rubber WRACO grip cap, and period red rubber NOSHOC pad. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the factory blue is retained with light high edge wear and evidence of cycling. Magazine tube has a dent on the left side. Stocks have some scattered nicks and impressions but are otherwise fine. Bore is bright with some use evident. Fine mechanics. 1,200 - 1,800

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MODEL 12 SUPER GRADE FIELD SLIDE ACTION SHOTGUN.

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 12

Serial No. 1699118

Barrel Length: 28”

Length of Pull: 14 - 1/4” Over

Pad

Chamber: 2 - 3/4”

Choke: Mod

Gauge: 12 Gauge

Only manufactured circa 1955 to 1959 as a deluxe field gun, this example built circa 1956. Blued Winchester proof steel barrel with solid matted rib, white Bradley style front sight, and white mid rib bead. Standard takedown frame. Deluxe checkered slide handle and stock with pistol grip, steel grip cap, and red rubber Pachmayr pad. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the factory blue is retained with some mild high edge wear and handling marks. Stocks are likewise fine with a few marks. Bright bore. Fine mechanics. 1,200 - 1,800

3324

(C) SCARCE WINCHESTER

3325 - (C) SKEET GRADE WINCHESTER MODEL 12 12 GAUGE SLIDE ACTION SHOTGUN.

Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 12

Serial No. 1494174

Barrel Length: 26”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Length of Pull: 14 - 1/2” over pad

Chamber: 2 - 3/4”

Choke: WS-1

Manufactured in 1953. Blued Winchester proof steel WS-1 choked barrel with solid matted rib, red Bradley style front sight, and mid rib bead. Takedown frame with matted top. Gloss finished select grain walnut stock with checkered straight grip and red rubber Winchester pad. Corresponding checkered walnut slide handle of fine figure. CONDITION: Excellent. Nearly all of the factory blue is retained with mild high edge wear and handling marks, as well as a rub on the left side of the frame at the takedown point. Stocks have a few scattered marks. Bright bore showing light use. Fine mechanics. A very handsome gun. 1,200 - 1,800

3326 - (C) SKEET GRADE WINCHESTER MODEL 12 20 GAUGE SLIDE ACTION SHOTGUN.

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 12

Serial No. 903281

Barrel Length: 26”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Length of Pull: 14”

Chamber: 2 - 3/4”

Choke: WS-1

Gauge: 20 Gauge

Circa 1941. Blued Winchester proof steel barrel choked WS-1 with solid matted rib, red Bradley style front sight, and mid-rib bead. Takedown frame with matted top marked “SKEET” and “W” on the underside. Deluxe checkered walnut slide handle and pistol grip stock with hard rubber WRACO grip cap and buttplate. CONDITION: Very good. The majority of the factory blue is retained with some honest wear and thinning, especially along the high edges and working surfaces. Stocks appears lightly cleaned with some finish loss, scattered scratches, and impressions. Bore is bright, showing some use. Fine mechanics. 1,200 - 1,800

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3327 - (C) FINE WINCHESTER MODEL

42 FIELD GRADE .410 SLIDE ACTION SHOTGUN (1954)

Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 42

Serial No. 112097

Barrel Length: 28”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Length of Pull: 13 - 3/4”

Chamber: 3”

Choke: Full

Gauge: .410 Gauge

Dates to 1954. Standard features include the blue finish, plain barrel, single bead front sight, plain walnut stock with pistol grip, Winchester black butt, and a matching grooved flat base forearm. CONDITION: Excellent. Metal retains nearly all of its blue finish showing only minute handling marks. Even the tube shows almost no wear. Stock is excellent with nominal impressions. Mechanically sound with bright bore. 1,200 - 1,800

3328 - (C) WINCHESTER MODEL 12

TRAP SLIDE ACTION SHOTGUN.

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 12

Serial No. 1258149

Barrel Length: 30”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Length of Pull: 14 - 3/8”

Chamber: 2 - 3/4”

Choke: Full

3329 - (A) RARE WINCHESTER MODEL

Manufactured in 1950. Blued Winchester proof steel Full choked barrel with factory 2-pin ventilated rib, red bead front sight, and mid rib bead. Takedown frame with matted top. Deluxe checkered walnut slide handle and straight grip stock of fine figure with red rubber Winchester pad. No screw plugs present in pad. CONDITION: Fine. The vast majority of the factory blue is retained with some high edge wear, scuffs, and other evidence of use. Stocks appear lightly cleaned with a few impressions and some added finish. Bore is bright showing use. Fine mechanics. 1,000 - 1,500

1893 SLIDE ACTION SHOTGUN

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 1893

Serial No. B32205

Barrel Length: 30”

FFL Status: Antique

Length of Pull: 13”

Chamber: 2 - 5/8”

Choke: Improved

Gauge: 12Ga.

Dates to 1896. As most Winchester collectors know, the 1893 that Browning designed was the so-called first successful pump action shotgun trailing the Model 1882 Spencer pump by eleven years. Due to the newly developed smokeless powder and the some what weak action of the Model 1893, Winchester made an offer to 93 owners to trade up to the stronger Model 1897 at no cost. This recall began in July of 1897. The Model 93 was designed for black powder only, only available in 12 gauge with a chamber length that was 2 5/8 rather than 2 3/4” and was only available from 1893 until 1897 and only came with the solid frame. A total of 34,176 were built. Once returned, Winchester destroyed them. Some estimate the return rate at about 75% of total production making any 93 scarce, especially if in decent, unaltered condition. This shotgun is standard with blue finish, a single bead front sight, round knob walnut stock, smooth steel butt plate and grooved round base forearm. Barrel is marked 12 GA along with last patent date reading December of 1892. The slide bar is stamped Model 1893. CONDITION. Fine. The frame retains about 70 % of its blue finish. The barrel and tube retain about the same with barrel blue star ting to blend. The stocks are in excellent condition showing minor impressions with negligible dings. Mechanically sound. Bore is fairly clean with light abrasions. Far better than most encountered. 1,000 - 1,500

3330

20

Manufacturer: Winchester Model: 12

Serial No. 1923227

Barrel Length: 28”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Chamber: 2 - 3/4”

Choke: Mod

Gauge: 20 Gauge

Manufactured in 1961. Classically configured for the period with blued finish, Winchester proof steel barrel, single steel bead sight, takedown frame, wide corrugated walnut forend, and walnut stock with plain pistol grip and late checkered plastic Winchester butt plate. Includes hang tag. CONDITION: Excellent, near new. Virtually all of the original blue is retained with a few scattered minor marks and light evidence of cycling. Slide bar has a few cleaned oxidation spots although they do not detract much from the overall appearance of the gun. Stocks have a few light impressions. Bright bore. Breech face shows little if any firing other than proofing. Fine mechanics. 800 - 1,500

- (C) FINE WINCHESTER MODEL 12

GAUGE SLIDE ACTION SHOTGUN.

3331 - (C) FINE WINCHESTER DELUXE

MODEL 12 SLIDE ACTION 12 GAUGE SHOTGUN (1971)

Manufacturer: Winchester

Model: 12

Serial No. 1970644

Barrel Length: 30”

FFL Status: Curio & Relic

Length of Pull: 14 - 1/2”

Chamber: 2 - 3/4”

Choke: Full

Gauge: 12

Dates to 1971. Features the vent rib with off set PW with dual tone blue finish, dual bead sights, checkered walnut stock with pistol grip, red W grip cap, straight comb, red Winchester waffle recoil pad, and forearm checkered en suite. CONDITION: Excellent. Metal retains nearly all of its blue finish with nominal handling marks. Stocks are excellent showing minor impressions. Mechanically sound with a bright bore. 800 - 1,200

3332 - (A) COLT LIGHTNING MEDIUM FRAME .38 WCF SLIDE ACTION RIFLE.

Manufacturer: Colt

Model: Lightning

Serial No. 49989

Caliber/Bore: .38 WCF

Barrel Length: 26”

FFL Status: Antique

Dates to 1890. Standard rifle features the blue finish, round barrel, full length magazine, dovetailed front sight, rear sight filled, tang sight, and walnut stock with rifle buttplate and two piece forearm with border lines. CONDITION: Very good to fine. Frame and barrel still retains some flashes of blue but are basically a smooth patina. Barrel legends are all still strong and left side pony still visible. There is a replacement magazine retainer. Stocks are fine, a bit shy, exhibiting some nominal dings. Forearm is solid. Mechanically sound with a well defined bore that shows some abrasions. 800 - 1,200

3333 -

Blade Length: 14 - 3/4”

Overall Length: 21 - 1/4”

Circa 1880–1910. Sword cane featuring a handle consisting of tapered horn and contrasting ebony cap, mounted to a hardwood shaft. The handle unscrews. Blade is marked “Toledo” and is decorated with ornate fire blued panels featuring etched scrollwork designs. The horn handle displays natural coloration and polish consistent with age. The blade remains bright with bold decorations. Light freckling at tip. The horn section surrounding the ebony exhibits separation. Shaft remains structurally sound with scattered blemishes. Silvered ferrule exhibits a moderate patina. CONDITION: Good. PROVENANCE: Michael Leff Collection. 1,000 - 1,500

ANTIQUE WALKING STICK CANE WITH SCREW ON HANDLE AND TOLEDO BLADE.

3334 - GERMAN WWII PANZER RANGEFINDER.

A scarce German rangefinder, the Entfernungsmesser Rangefinder EM 0,9 MR, was designed to provide a Panzer Commander with far-reaching information on the exact range of long range distances of a target and to give the operator a 3D position relative to what was surrounding him. These optics are a scissor design, so they would fit easily inside the commander hatch of the tank and then could be unfolded to their full width once above the cupola. This example is painted with dunkelgelb tan, as used in the North African and Italian Campaigns. The entire set which includes the small tripod and one top cover is contained in its original carry case. The primary center data plate reads “blc + Em 0,9mR 278271”. Maker code blc is for Carl Zeiss, Jena. The blue “x” indicates the type of lubricant that should be used with the optics. The optics remain clear, though it is unknown if the adjustments and range finding portions of the optics are still functional and/or properly calibrated. The tan paint is well retained, with scattered wear and blemishes. Appears mostly complete, however many of the screw holes on the cover assemblies at the ends of the arms are empty. The rubber eyepieces are still supple. The case exhibits a mellow patina with scattered blemishes. CONDITION: Good. 2,000 - 3,000

3335 - LOT OF GERMAN WWI-WWII BADGES AND AWARDS.

Lot of German WWI-WWII badges and awards. Lot includes Luftwaffe Flak and Erdkampf badges, Heer bronze and silver Panzer badges, wound badges, WWI medal bars, etc. CONDITION: Overall very good. 1,500 - 2,500

3336 - LOT OF THIRD REICH SS INSIGNIA.

Lot of Third Reich SS insignia. Lot includes a SS armband with RZM tag, Bevo SS sleeve eagle with RZM tag, stickpins, collar tabs, etc. CONDITION: Overall very good to excellent. 1,500 - 2,500

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3337 - GERMAN WWII WHITE TOP KRIEGSMARINE VISOR CAP.

German WWII Kriegsmarine white top visor cap. Its aluminum eagle, bullion cockade, and officer’s chin cord all exhibit heavy patina. Black center band and white top exhibit wear and staining. Visor has heat damage and is dirty. Sweatband is dark and cracked in several spots. Celluloid center is intact, and lining/ crown is heavily stained. CONDITION: Overall fair. 1,000 - 1,500

3338 - LOT OF 2: THIRD REICH M43 CAPS.

Lot includes: (A) Original Waffen SS Bevo skull and SS eagle which are sewn to a what appears to be a postwar SS M43 cap. Skull is hand-applied and eagle is machine-sewn. CONDITION: Overall excellent. (B) Third Reich Polizei M43 cap dated “1944” and marked “RBNr 1//1007/5051”, “16”, in size “61”. Blue-gray wool body has light staining and moth tracking. Lining is in 2 different hessian lining colors: light blue, and gray. CONDITION: Overall excellent. 1,000 - 1,500

3339 - LOT OF GERMAN WWII BADGES AND AWARDS.

Lot contains a Luftwaffe ground assault badge marked “G.H. Osang / Dresden” with repaired pin, a U-boat badge marked “fo”, three infantry assault badges marked “JH”, “GWL”, and “FLL 43”, two sports badges marked “W. SCHNEIDER” and “W. REDO”, four wound badges, general assault badge with broken pin and catch, DRL sports badge marked “Wernstein Jena”, four shields (two Krim, one Narvik, and one Demjansk), and a bullion German cross. All exhibit varying degrees of wear and patina with blemishes. CONDITION: Fair-good. 1,000 - 2,000

3340 - LARGE LOT OF MISCELLANEOUS THIRD REICH ENAMEL SIGNS.

Lot contains German WWII enamel signs, a veteran IDed Third Reich NSDAP wall eagle, NSDAP fender pennant, small NSDAP eagle tops, and a large enamel sign identifying the direction to the air raid protection room. CONDITION: Overall good to very good. 1,000 - 2,000

3341 - LARGE LOT OF GERMAN WWI-WWII BELT BUCKLES. BELTS, AND MATCH COVERS.

Large lot of German WWI-WWII buckles, belts, and match book covers. Lot includes a SS buckle marked “36/40” with a ground off swastika, droop tail Luftwaffe aluminum buckles, HJ, SA, Heer, Red Cross, etc. Also included are 3 WWI era match books covers and 2 belts (one appears to be a late war pressed paper belt. CONDITION: Overall very good. 1,000 - 1,500

3342 - GERMAN WWII EM34 RANGEFINDER WITH CASE.

German WWII EM34 hand held “Entfernungsmesser” rangefinder with carrying case. Threaded leather-covered end pieces commonly seen on these are missing. Marked “Busch, Rathenow, Nr. 16114, Em34 +, Vergr. 11x (for 11x magnification)”. Dark gray painted body with moderate wear. Optical clarity could not be determined. Leather carrying strap is attached. Green fabric carrying case with brown leather trim is present. CONDITION: Overall very good. 1,000 - 2,000

3343 - LOT OF TWO GERMAN WORLD WAR II LUFTWAFFE 1ST MODEL SWORDS, ONE IDENTIFIED.

Blade Length: (A) 28” (B) 26 - 1/4”

Overall Length: (A) 35” (B) 33 - 1/4”

Lot includes: (A) Luftwaffe M34 officer’s sword with a “Dave Malsch, Steinbach” marked nickel-plated blade with heavy scattered marks, staining, and freckling. Blade appears to have been polished and the tip is bent. Blue leather washer is present. Early nickel fittings have heavy patina and staining. The 4 swastikas on the pommel and cross guard do not appear to retain any of their gilded finish with scattered marks and patina. One side of the pommel has an insert which states “Leutnant Max Weber, JG. I-52”. It is not known when this insert was added. Blue leather wire-wrapped grip has heavy wear, and the wire is loose with heavy patina. Blue leather-wrapped alloy scabbard has heavy wear with scrapes throughout. Nickel fittings have heavy patina, finish wear, and light dents. Lower fitting is missing its screw. CONDITION: Overall fair. (B) Luftwaffe M34 officer’s sword with a “SMF, Solingen” marked nickel-plated blade with light scattered marks. Blue leather washer is present. Early nickel fittings have heavy patina and staining. The 4 swastikas on the pommel and cross guard retain almost of their gilded finish, with scattered marks and patina. Blue leather wire-wrapped grip has medium wear, and the wire is intact with patina. Blue leather wrapped alloy scabbard has light wear with light scrapes and pressure dings. Nickel fittings have heavy patina. CONDITION: Overall very good. 1,000 - 2,000

3344 - LOT OF 2: GERMAN WWII KRIEGSMARINE OFFICER TUNIC AND VISOR CAP.

Lot contains: (A) German WWII Kriegsmarine “Oberleutnant” tunic made from a high quality dark blue wool with very light wear and no visible damage. The tailor label “Niewman & Lappe, Kiel” is present inside the collar area, and another matching tailor label is inside the inner left pocket. The officer’s name is handwritten on the label with a date, but both are illegible. Tunic is lined in black rayon, with only one small spot of damage. Gold bullion eagle and rank insignia are original to the tunic. All the buttons are original to the uniform, which also includes a vest made from the same high quality of wool with smaller buttons. CONDITION: Overall excellent. (B) Kriegsmarine officer visor cap with late-war Celleon eagle and wreath, with a metal cockade. Cap body and center band exhibit only light wear and staining. Visor braid appears to be Celleon as well, and blue wool top has light wear. Chin cord an visor have crazing. Sweatband, celluloid center, lining exhibit staining and damage. Cap is named, but is not the same name as the tunic. CONDITION: Overall very good. 1,000 - 1,500

3345 - GERMAN WWII LUFTWAFFE TAKE DOWN GRAVITY KNIFE BY SMF.

Blade Length: 4”

Overall Length: 10”

German World War II Luftwaffe aircrew take down gravity knife with an “SMF SOLINGEN ROSTFREI” marked stainless steel blade. The blade remains bright with scattered light blemishes. Fittings have light scattered marks throughout with bright finish. Blade release functions properly. The head and inner liner are marked with the serial number “744”, while the blade release is blued and numbered “228”. Walnut grip panels are properly pinned and exhibit scattered light abrasions. Steel spike is unmarked. CONDITION: Very good. 800 - 1,200

3346 - LOT OF 2: GERMAN WWII KRIEGSMARINE FORE AND AFT CAP AND FOUL WEATHER CAP.

Lot contains: (A) German WWII Kriegsmarine “fore and aft” cap which is unmarked. Top exhibits moderate dust (will clean up), light wear, and bullion cords have heavy patina, tricolor is slightly stained, and large KM button retains almost all of its gilded finish. Sweatband and lining are undamaged and clean. CODITION: Overall very good. (B) German WWII Kriegsmarine foul weather cap which appears to be unissued, with only light staining on the interior crown (which appears to be from the glue used to water proof the seams), is marked “1940, WILLY SPRENGPFEIL MUZTENFABRIK, HAMBURG 19” with a Waffenampt, and size marking of “60”, etc. Rubber protective cover is supple with no visible damage. CONDITION: Overall excellent plus. 800 - 1,200

3347 - LOT OF 2: THIRD REICH ARMBANDS.

Lot includes: (A) An unissued SS “Kreis Leiter eines Hauptamtes” white-piped administrative armband, with a RZM paper label. CONDITION: Overall excellent plus. (B) An unissued SS armband with an ink stamping. CONDITION: Overall excellent plus. 800 - 1,200

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3348 - LOT OF GERMAN WWI-WWII AWARDS AND RIBBONS.

Lot of German WWI-WWII awards and ribbons. Lot includes a 1939 EKI, 1939 EKI “Spange” clasp, 1914 Mecklenburg Military Merit cross, 1914 EKIIs, 1939 EKII, and a 1939 EKII frame with ribbon, etc. 800 - 1,200

3349 - LOT OF GERMAN WWII HEER AND LUFTWAFFE INSIGNIA.

Large lot of German WWII Luftwaffe and Heer insignia. Lot includes a late war “HG Division” (Hermann Goering) cuff title, “Afrika Korps” cuff titles (1 shortened and another uniform removed), pair of Heer Panzer officer collar tabs, breast eagles, Luftwaffe marksmanship lanyard, Heer “Krim” shoulder shield, Kriegsmarine officer shoulder strap, Heer flat wire eagle, etc. CONDITION: Overall very good to excellent. 800 - 1,200

3350 - LARGE LOT OF MISCELLANEOUS THIRD REICH TINNIES.

Large lot of miscellaneous Third Reich tinnies. Lot consists of mainly tinnies representing NSDAP political organizations, but also includes a Panzer wrap uniform skull and HJ pin, etc. CONDITION: Overall good to very good. 800 - 1,200

3351 - LOT OF 2: GERMAN WWII ORDNANCE TAN DDX AND BAKELITE CXN BINOCULARS.

Lot contains: (A) Very rare German WWII brown Bakelite 6x30 binoculars which are marked “CXN”, “Dienstglas”, “6x30” with several pieces painted “ordnance tan”, which is the norm for these. The triangular grease level marking is unclear, in that you can not identify the color which relates to the theater of WWII. Original neck strap is attached. One of the ordnance tan painted front lens covers is absent. Lenses are moderately cloudy and dirty with a small crack on the right one. CONDITION: Overall good. (B) German WWII 6x30 “Dienstglas” military binoculars in “ordnance tan” paint which was the norm starting in 1943 (which rates 90+%), and marked “Dienstglas”, “6x30”, “284297”, “ddx”, with the triangular marking for the grease rating but it is not painted in one of the 3 colors. Brown Bakelite eyepieces are undamaged, neck strap is broken, and lenses are only slightly cloudy. CONDITION: Overall excellent. 800 - 1,200

3352 - DAMAGED THIRD REICH RAILWAY EAGLE.

Third Reich railway eagle, which appears to have been damaged while the eagle was being removed from the train. Aluminum eagle is 22” wide, and appears that approximately 2 inches is missing and broken off at the mounting location. Likely occurred while being pried off. Eagle reverse is marked “G. AI-Mg-SI” and “LOK, RZAG, BLN”. Eagle has patina throughout with areas of remaining paint in the low areas. A desirable example. CONDITION: Overall fair. 700 - 1,200

3353 - GERMAN THIRD REICH SS/POLICE SWORD.

Blade Length: 29”

Overall Length: 35 - 7/8”

Third Reich M36 SS/Police sword with a 29” blade marked “HERM.RATH, Solingen”, and with the SS emblem in a diamond marking on the blade below the maker marks. Blade exhibits scattered marks, and appears to have been cleaned and/or polished. Blade is slightly loose in its fittings. Nickel-plated steel fittings have light scattered marks with a 1/2” area of light damage. The ebony grip retains half of its black finish with several quarter-inch dings and scrapes. Wire is slightly loose in some areas and the police emblem has been replaced. Scabbard retains most of its original finish, with scattered marks and light freckling. Nickeled fittings have light wear and areas of light freckling. Portepee appears to be an Imperial German example. CONDITION: Overall good. 700 - 1,000

3354 - LOT OF TWO GERMAN WORLD WAR II ARMY OFFICER’S SWORDS.

Blade Length: (A) 35 - 1/4” (B) 31 - 3/8”

Overall Length: (A) 40 - 1/4” (B) 36 - 1/4”

Lot of 2 German WWII Army officer’s swords: (A) Heer sword with a 35.5-inch “WKC” marked blade with light scattered marks. Brass hilt exhibits most of its gilding. The black wire-wrapped trylon grip has some polish residue and most of the wire is loose. Steel scabbard has been repainted gold at some time and that paint is still present over half of the original black paint. CONDITION: Overall good. (B) Heer sword with a 31-inch unmarked marked blade with scattered marks. Brass hilt exhibits about half of its gilding. The black wire-wrapped trylon grip has light damage and a couple of the wire strands are loose. Steel scabbard retains most of its black paint with scatter scrapes and patina. CONDITION: Overall very good. 500 - 1,000

3355 - LOT OF 4: THIRD REICH BELTS AND BUCKLES.

Lot of 4 Third Reich belts and buckles. (A) Brown officers buckle with a size “130” marked brown leather belt with the name “E. Meindl” present. (B) NSDAP political belt (marked “RZM L2/600/42”) and buckle (marked “RZM M4/23”). (C) NSDAP political belt and buckle (“RZM M4/30). (D) Heer tropical belt size marked “92” and marked with an illegible maker and dated “1942”. CONDITION: Overall very good to excellent. 500 - 1,000

3356 - US CIVIL WAR CAVALRY SHELL JACKET.

Regulation Civil War US cavalry enlisted man’s jacket, complete with all buttons, trim and shoulder scales. Dark blue wool body and yellow worsted wool piping on collar, lapel, waist, bolsters, rear seams, and cuffs. Regulation twelve small general service eagle down the front, two on each side of the collar with false buttonholes, and two on each functional cuff. Hook and eye in place at lower front collar. Body lined in correct loosely woven brown and gray fabric with a few small tears. Complete white sleeve linings with black ink size stamps: “1” and single dot, a brown ink “X,” likely an individual worker’s code, and an oval inspector or maker’s stamp. Original Civil War shoulder scales in place on the shoulders. CONDITION: Excellent. No moth damage, holes or tears. Buttonholes very good. Oval stamp in sleeve blurred. A couple of buttons perhaps restitched. Original shoulder scales likely added for display. Cavalry was regarded as the most dashing and romantic of the armed services during the war. A superior example of their uniform jacket. CONDITION: Very good. 1,500 - 2,500

3357 - 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, spearpoint 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. 1,000 - 2,000

3358 - US CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE COOK & BROTHER SABER BAYONET.

Blade Length: 21 - 1/2”

Overall Length: 26 - 1/2”

This saber bayonet exhibits a 21 - 1/2” blade with a distinct Yataghan curvature with an unstopped, fuller which extends 6” from the tip to 3” from the crossguard. Bayonet is marked “2” on crossguard and retains its original spring and button. This very low serial number and the square slot in hilt indicates this bayonet was produced in New Orleans, where the rifles were fitted with a square bayonet lug affixed to the barrel as opposed to later production in Athens, Georgia, where the saber bayonets were affixed to the barrels using a detachable brass bayonet adapter with a triangular lug fitting into a triangular slot in the hilt of the bayonet. Blade is gray with scattered areas of staining and pitting. Rough cast hilt exhibits nice patina. The bayonet is housed in a leather scabbard that features brass mounts. The scabbard body exhibits recoloring and remains intact with blemishes. Mounts exhibit an older cleaning with patina. Drag is missing the staples. CONDITION: Good. PROVENANCE: Ben Michel collection. Original Ben Michel auction tags attached. 1,000 - 2,000

3359 - ACCOUTREMENT LOT INCLUDING US CIVIL WAR CARTRIDGE BOXES AND BELTS

Lot consists of 7 items dating from the Civil War through WW1. (A) Civil War veteran’s GAR belt and buckle on brown leather belt with keeper. Matching bench numbers. CONDITION: Very Good. (B) USN officer’s belt and buckle with keeper, folded brown leather, English import, ca. WWI. Buckle with name Atkeson scratched into the back. CONDITION: Very Good. (C) Civil War NCO belt. M1851 eagle plate and keeper with matching bench numbers and correct flat brass adjusting hook. CONDITION: Very Good. (D) Indian War/ Spanish-American War period PA National Guard .45-70 McKeever box, with 5 rounds, waist belt and matching NGP rectangular belt plate. CONDITION: Very Good. (E) Civil War J.E. Condict marked infantry cartridge box. Fitted with oval US box plate. Scarce Type-1 July 1864 pattern omitting inner flap. No magazine tins. CONDITION: Good. Finish loss. (F) Civil War infantry cartridge box and sling. Both plates in place. CONDITION: Fair. Tins replaced. Sling with tears and one billet missing. Side ear loose on inner flap. Implement pouch cover missing. Finish loss. (G) Civil War infantry cartridge box rig with both plates, full sling, magazine tins. CONDITION: Very good. Minor damage to tins, missing divider. Minor rubbing, finish loss. A good cross section of US 19th Century leather gear with four Civil War period pieces. 1,000 - 1,500

3360 - US MEXICAN WAR / CIVIL WAR ERA BASS DRUM MADE IN MAINE.

While side (snare) drums were part of the military “field music” and used regularly in the army at the company and battalion level, the much larger bass drum had a very different traditional usage. The bass drum was typically paired with cymbals and other instruments at the regimental level in a military band. This example dates to the Civil War period and exhibits a wood shell, one piece bent around and glued with reddish-brown varnish applied. Painting around the vent hole consisting of a faded floral design bordered by a row of large brass tacks on either side. Rope tension with leather tugs and calfskin heads. Wood rims painted red. Rope appears to be original as well as the paint and finish. Iron ink writing visible through the peep hole reads: “INCREASE BLAKE/DRUM MANUFACTURER/FARMINGTON FALLS/ME”.

Blake was known to make drums through the 1840s in his small shop. Many of his drums were in use by the militia of the day and several were pressed in to service during the Civil War. As a result of the times and his being a small maker of drums, it makes sense to speculate that up to and including the Civil War, the units carrying his drums would be Maine units. CONDITION: Very Good. 600 - 1,000

3361 - LOT OF 2: US SPANISH AMERICAN WAR USS BROOKLYN SAMPSON AND COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS.

Lot consists of: (A) The act of March 3, 1901, authorized the striking of bronze medals commemorating the naval engagements in the waters of the West Indies and on the shores of Cuba during the War with Spain. These medals were distributed to the officers and men of the Navy and Marine Corps who participated in West Indies naval operations from April 27th through August 14th, 1898. The obverse was designed by Charles E. Barber and shows a bust of Admiral William Sampson. The reverse was designed by George T. Morgan. At the top of the ribbon is a brooch pin with the name of the recipient’s ship, USS Brooklyn. The medal was issued for 47 engagements. This example features the “B” engraver mark on the obverse. Engraved on the rim to recipient “PATRICK J. HARRINGTON 1 F.2d.C.”. The Brooklyn was hard fought during the Spanish American War. The medal exhibits a pleasing patina. Ribbon is nicely intact. CONDITION: Good. (B) A fine, heavy bronze medal commemorating the Sailors and Marines who served aboard the USS Brooklyn, Commodore Schley’s flagship, and one of the major combatants at the naval Battle of Santiago. The medal exhibits a profile view of the Brooklyn on obverse and commemoration on reverse. Pleasing patina with intact ribbon that exhibits some fraying. CONDITION: Good. During the Battle of Santiago de Cuba on July 3rd, in which the Spanish Fleet was destroyed, she was struck 20 times by whole shot. Despite the bombardment, Brooklyn suffered only one man wounded and one man killed. 800 - 1,400

3362 - LOT OF 2: US SPANISH AMERICAN WAR USS HARVARD SAMPSON MEDALS.

The act of March 3rd, 1901, authorized the striking of bronze medals commemorating the naval engagements in the waters of the West Indies and on the shores of Cuba during the War with Spain. These medals were distributed to the officers and men of the Navy and Marine Corps who participated in West Indies naval operations from April 27th through August 14th, 1898. The obverse was designed by Charles E. Barber and shows a bust of Admiral William Sampson. The reverse was designed by George T. Morgan. At the top of the ribbon is a brooch pin with the name of the recipient’s ship, USS Harvard. The medal was issued for 47 engagements. This example features the “B” engraver mark on the obverse. Engraved on the rim to recipient “JOHN H. BRUNER 1 O.SEA.”. The medal features a pleasing patina with excellent intact ribbon. Functioning clasp with crisp engraving. CONDITION: Very good. (B) USS Harvard Sampson Medal. This example features the “B” engraver mark on the obverse. Engraved on the rim to recipient “THOMAS McLAUGHLIN, C.P.”. The medal features a pleasing patina with excellent intact ribbon. Functioning clasp with crisp engraving. CONDITION: Very good. The Harvard had a distinguished service record during the Spanish American War and participated in scouting duties. She played a distinct role during the Battle of Santiago, recovering over 600 officers and men despite the high surf and ammunition explosions from the stricken Spanish ships. 800 - 1,400

3363 - US SPANISH AMERICAN WAR USS INDIANA SAMPSON MEDAL.

The act of March 3rd, 1901, authorized the striking of bronze medals commemorating the naval engagements in the waters of the West Indies and on the shores of Cuba during the War with Spain. These medals were distributed to the officers and men of the Navy and Marine Corps who participated in West Indies naval operations from April 27th through August 14th, 1898. The obverse was designed by Charles E. Barber and shows a bust of Admiral William Sampson. The reverse was designed by George T. Morgan. At the top of the ribbon is a brooch pin with the name of the recipient’s ship, USS Indiana. The medal was issued for 47 engagements and some were awarded with six or seven engagement bars. This example features the “B” engraver mark on the obverse. Engraved on the rim to recipient “JOHN LYNCH F.2d.C.” The Indiana had a distinguished service record during the Spanish American War and was at Key West with the rest of the North Atlantic Squadron, commanded by the man on the medal, Rear Admiral William T. Sampson. She played a distinct role during the Battle of Santiago, firing at the cruisers Infanta Maria Teresa and Almirante Oquendo as they left the harbor. Indiana served throughout the beginning of the 20th century before being decommissioned in 1919. The medal features a pleasing patina with excellent intact ribbon. Functioning clasp with crisp engraving. CONDITION: Very good. 500 - 1,000

3364 - 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. 1,000 - 2,000

3365 - US WWI AU LION MODEL 1918

Blade Length: 6 - 1/2”

Overall Length: 11 - 1/2”

US World War I Model 1918 brass handled knuckle knife. Marked “AU LION” beneath the correct roaring lion marking on the ricasso. Blade exhibits a gray patina with drag lines on ricasso and scattered spotting throughout. Au Lion marking is mostly obscured. The brass handle exhibits a light patina with crudely cast “U.S. 1918” marking that has been highlighted with red paint. Complete with its correct metal scabbard that exhibits a gray patina. Both belt prongs remain intact.

CONDITION: Good. 800 - 1,200

TRENCH KNIFE.

3366 - US WWI AU LION MODEL 1918 TRENCH KNIFE.

Blade Length: 6 - 1/2”

Overall Length: 11 - 1/2”

US World War I Model 1918 brass handled knuckle knife. Marked “AU LION” beneath the correct roaring lion marking on the ricasso. Blade is bright with drag lines on ricasso and scattered spotting throughout. Tip is dulled. The brass handle exhibits a pleasing patina. Complete with its correct metal scabbard that exhibits a chocolate patina with scattered light dents. Both belt prongs remain intact. CONDITION: Good. 800 - 1,200

3367 - US WWI L.F.&C. M1917 TRENCH KNIFE.

Blade Length: 9”

Overall Length: 14”

World War I US M1917 trench knife in standard configuration with blued triangular blade marked “U.S. / L.F. & C. / 1917” on quillon. Decent amounts of blued finish retained on blade with typical drag lines. Pyramid protrusions on guard. Hilt exhibits patina. Wood grip remains intact with scattered dents. Complete with “JEWELL 1918” marked green painted leather scabbard. Mounts exhibit patina. Scabbard remains intact with scattered blemishes. Brass belt hook and pins. Drag is missing one pin. CONDITION: Good. 800 - 1,200

3368 - US WWII CAMILLUS

MARINE CORPS RAIDER STILETTO.

Blade Length: 7”

Overall Length: 12”

Rare United States Marine Corps Raider Stiletto complete with its Type 3 leather scabbard. This example was produced by Camillus Cutlery Company of Camillus, New York. Camillus produced Raider Stilettos in 1942 and a total of 14,370 knives were manufactured. These stilettos were heavily influenced and designed similarly to the British FairbairnSykes fighting knives which the British issued to their commando units. There were two versions of these Stilettos that were issued, the US Marine Corps version with “USMC” monogram etched into a scroll on the blade, and the unmarked Canadian version which featured a darkened blade etchings. This example features the correct monogram etched USMC scroll and is faintly etched “Camillus / Cutlery / Co. / Camillus / N.Y.” just above the oval crossguard. The blade remains bright and exhibits a light patina with scattered scratches and blemishes. The monogram etched USMC scroll remains nearly untouched. The stiletto features a cast zinc handle with coarse knurling which extends from the smooth pommel all the way to the guard. The handle does not exhibit any cracks in its fragile zinc alloy construction. Green paint remains almost completely intact with wear and loss at the pommel and guard. The stiletto is accompanied by its type 3 scabbard that features a metal reinforcing plate on each side. The scabbard exhibits scattered blemishes including scratches and light creasing. The stitching and rivets remain tight. CONDITION: Very good. 1,500 - 2,500

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3369 - US WWII 464TH BOMB GROUP TYPE A-2 FLIGHT JACKET.

World War II US Army Air Forces (USAAF) Type A-2 flight jacket. The jacket is named to Victor DeWolf, who served as the tail gunner of Crew 396 on the B-24 Liberator “Yellow Oboe” (serial number 42-51478) of the 15th Army Air Force’s 464th Bomb Group, 777th Bomb Squadron stationed in San Giovanni, Italy. DeWolf flew 36 missions in the ETO. Left breast features a nicely tooled leather 777th Bomb Squadron patch that measures 5 - 1/2” in diameter along with tooled leather gunner wings and ghosting where a name strip was sewn. Right breast features a custom squadron patch depicting Donald Duck standing next to a B-24 turret. Left shoulder features a tooled leather 15th Air Force patch and right shoulder features a tooled leather American flag. The patches are painted with only few traces remaining. Reverse side features a theater made jacket patch depicting a Vargas Girl riding on a B-24. The patch is constructed of painted canvas and measures approximately 13” x 10”. There is one area of loose stitching at the top that measures approximately 4 - 1/2” and there is cracking throughout with one tear. The jacket retains its original lining with intact label and is marked “ROUGH WEAR CLOTHING CO.”, size 42, with a ‘42 contract date “NO. 42-1401P”. The laundry number “C-9571” is stamped in the lining. Waistband appears original with replaced cuffs that retain some elasticity. Zipper is marked “CROWN” on pull and lug, as well as “MADE IN U.S.A.” on bottom board. Zipper functions properly but there is separation of the teeth at the beginning. The leather remains supple with scattered stains and blemishes. The jacket is accompanied by a large folder of research regarding to DeWolf’s service. On January 20, 1945 Yellow Oboe was part of a flight of 20 B-24s that were tasked with bombing a marshalling yard in Linz, Austria. During the missing, DeWolf’s Liberator was riddled with over 100 holes from anti-aircraft fire. As a result of the damage, three bombs fell off their racks while armed. The bombardier successfully jettisoned the bombs but the bombay doors would not close and the -55 degree temperature was blown through the riddled aircraft by harsh winds. After dropping their bombs, the stricken B-24 turned for Italy, tossing their guns and ammo to reduce weight. After losing altitude, the crew faced the decision to ditch at sea and risk drowning, or crash landing at an unmarked airstrip that was noticed by the nose gunner. They decided to crash land at the airstrip. With two engines knocked out and no hydraulics, the B-24 crash landed on the air field where the crew noticed P-51 Mustangs with red painted tails. The crew of Yellow Oboe were greeted by a swarm of trucks and damage control vehicles, all of which were occupied by black men in US Army uniforms. Unbeknownst to the crew, they had crash landed in the lap of the Tuskegee Airmen. The crew spent five days with the 332nd Fighter Squadron and became lasting friends with some of the renowned fighter pilots. The story is detailed in the folder along with a 1993 artist rendition of Yellow Oboe being escorted by Red Tail mustangs. The jacket was obtained from the family of the veteran by the consigner and a copy of a newspaper article identifies Victor DeWolf as “DAD”. CONDITION: Good. 1,500 - 3,000

3370 - US WWII UNMARKED SPRINGFIELD RANDALL MODEL 1 ALL PURPOSE FIGHTING KNIFE.

Blade Length: 8”

Overall Length: 12 - 1/2”

Between 1942-1945, Randall Made Knives produced 4,000 of these Model 1 Fighters with approximately 1000-1200 subcontracted out to Northampton Cutlery Company in Springfield, Massachusetts to meet the growing demand among US troops. This example is one of the knives produced by Northampton Cutlery Company and features an unmarked carbon steel blade. The blade exhibits scattered blemishes and evidence of an older polishing and sharpening. Brass guard with downturned quillons exhibits a pleasing patina. Distinct, thick red, white, and blue stacked leather washer handle with aluminum pommel exhibits handling wear. Although unmarked, the characteristics of the grind, the spacers, and the pommel all indicate this is a Springfield fighter. The knife is complete with its brown leather rough back scabbard that was most likely made by Southern Saddlery Co. Gilded snaps with two rivets. A white “LILY WHITE WASHITA OILSTONE” hone is contained in the pouch. The hone is broken in two pieces. The scabbard exhibits scattered blemishes and wear but remains supple with tight stitching. Male snap has come loose from the strap and is stuck in the female snap. CONDITION: Good. 1,000 - 2,000

3371 - LOT OF 6: US AND GERMAN WWII M1 GARAND & K98 BAYONETS AND M3 FIGHTING KNIFE.

Blade Length: Various Overall Length: Various

Lot consists of: (A) US World War II M1905 16” M-1 Garand bayonet marked “WT / U.S. / 1942”. Wilde Tool M-1 Garand bayonets are considered the rarest among collectors. The company only produced about 60,000 Model 1905 bayonets before being dropped from the contract. Blade measures approximately 15 - 3/4” to the guard and exhibits wear on the finish particularly toward the tip. Grip scales remain intact with tarnishing at center. Complete with its green resin-impregnated cotton duck scabbard. CONDITION: Good. (B) 10” M-1 Garand bayonet marked “A.F.H. / US / 1942”. Bowie style cut blade. Scattered edge wear and oxidation at tip. Early brown grips remain intact with blemishes. Complete with its green resin-impregnated cotton duck scabbard. CONDITION: Good. (C) 10” M-1 Garand bayonet marked “U.F.H. / US / 1943”. Drop point cut blade. Scattered blemishes. Light oxidation on guard. Grips remain intact with blemishes. Complete with its green resin-impregnated cotton duck scabbard. CONDITION: Good. (D) M3 fighting knife with parkerized blade marked “U.S. M3 IMPERIAL”. Hidden tang configuration with stacked leather washer grip. Ordnance marked on pommel. Complete with its M8A1 scabbard with canvas hanger and leather cord. Imperial produced 854,015 units. CONDITION: Very good. (E) German World War II K98 bayonet marked “44 fzc” and numbered “120” on ricasso. Blade exhibits an earlier cleaning with muted finish. Wood grip scales are intact. Pommel exhibits scattered blemishes. Waffenamts on pommel. Repainted tan scabbard with tropical frog. Scabbard is marked “S/155G” and numbered “5877”. (F) K98 bayonet marked “41asw” and numbered “2502k”. Blade exhibits areas of finish loss. Wood grip scales are intact. Pommel stamped with Waffenamts. Hilt exhibits nice patina. Matching numbered scabbard with 1942 dated frog. Scabbard exhibits patina. Frog remains supple with light blemishes. CONDITION: Very good. 1,000 - 2,000

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Likely the Finest Factory Engraved Blue & Case Colored Colt Lightning Known to Exist (1886).

SOLD $190,650

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Historic Bunker Hill engraved Powder Horn of Daniel Kinne, dated 1775.

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• 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

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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, high value artwork including but not limited to paintings, statuary,

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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

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ABSENTEE BID FORM

Auction: September 15-17, 2026

& Militaria

Step 1 - Circle Bidding Option

2000 N. READING RD • DENVER, PA 17517 P/ 877-968-8880 F/ 717-336-7115

email: info@morphyauctions.com www.morphyauctions.com

Step 2 - List Lot/Bid Information Please print clearly.

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. Lot # Description Absentee Bid

Bid Increments:

$0 - $500/$25

$200 - $500/$25

$500 - $1,000/$50

$1,000 - 2,000/$100

Phone Line Absentee Bid Name

$2,000 - $5,000/$200

$5,000 - $10,000/$500

$10,000/Auctioneer’s Discretion

Step 3 - Fill Out Personal Contact Info Please print clearly.

Phone Emergency Bid Applies to phone bidders only.

PLEASE NOTE ~ Emergency bids are executed only if Morphy Auctions is unable to contact the bidder via the phone number(s) provided.

Phone Line 1 Phone Line 2

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 serves 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.

INDUSTRY

Tom Tolworthy Auction Curator

Gary Metz Consignment Assessment & Procurement

Tom Sage Toy & Train Consultant Mike Harrington Cast Iron, Toy & Horse-Drawn Expert

John Mihovetz

Grimmer

Peter Thomson Antique & Modern Silver Consultant

James Infante Amphora & Pottery Consultant Josh Tauber Lamp & Glass Consultant

David Geiger Arms & Armor Specialist

Russ Withem Firearms Specialist

Jim Maley Acquisitions & Promotions

Brian Manifor Western Antiques & Weapons Expert

John Keene NFA Specialist

Jeremy Hatch Firearms Consultant

David Bushing Firearms Consultant

Tony Wilcox Firearms Consultant Lonny Hill Firearms Consultant

Ron Ciarmello Fine & Decorative Arts Division, Jewelry & Timepiece Specialist

Willi Zahn German Militaria & Military/Target Firearms Expert

Dan Morris Coca-Cola Advertising Specialist

Patrick Orbe Fine Art Consultant Scott Jedd Vintage Fishing Tackle Expert

Nicole Morrison Acquisitions & Promotions

Kim Martindale Chief Event Consultant

Mary Beth Nocera Manager of Production & Photography

Tasha Lopez Graphic Design Manager

MEET THE TEAM

MARKETING TEAM

CUSTOMER SERVICE & POST AUCTION TEAM FIREARMS TEAM

Jamie Griffin Customer Experience Manager

John Morphy Customer Experience Associate

Alicia Lancto Customer Experience Associate Maegan Griffin Lead Customer Experience Associate

Jeremy Bailey Post Auction Operations Associate

Emily Hamilton Customer Experience Associate

Josh Dobroskey Militaria Specialist Ben Shupp Firearms Generalist Eric Wagner Firearms Researcher & Cataloger & Auctioneer

Tucker Nelson Firearms Compliance Specialist

Cheryl Goyda Firearms Operations Manager

Hilary Boettcher Firearms Administration

Brandon Law Post Auction Operations Associate

Dana Hipszer Senior Photographer

Mary Beth Nocera Manager of Production & Photography

Tasha Lopez Graphic Design Manager

Becky Stellmach Graphic Designer

Michael Laskoski Photography & Videography Assistant

Elle Allen Photographer Julia Santoro Photographer

Les Jones Chief Operating Officer & Director of Marketing

Devin Rumbarger Graphic Designer

Amber Renshaw Graphics Assistant

Shayne Brunsch Manager of Shows & Show Marketing

Owen Kells Shipping Associate Ryan Kelly Shipping Manager Chris Sayres Shipping Associate

Jennifer Heinaman Sales & Marketing Lead

Lonny Hill Firearms Consultant

OPERATIONS & CONSIGNMENT TEAM

Abbe Shearer Controller

Amy McGee Auction Cataloging Associate

Nicollette Sage Transcriptionist

LAS VEGAS TEAM Shaye Krispine

Mark Durando

Olha Vetterlein Consignment Associate

Scott Leitheiser Consignment Associate

Ben Brossman Transcriptionist

Jason Ober Operations Associate

Tanner Brugger Operations Associate

Don Grimmer

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.